Village of East Hampton
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The Maidstone
"We had a terrific stay!! Staff was so nice. Our room was very charming and the bed was super comfortable!! Donner in the restaurant was delicious!!! We will be back"
Reviewed on 24 May, 2026
The Huntting Inn
"I would highly recommend the Huntting Inn to anyone who would like a very clean and comfortable environment in a great location."
Reviewed on 8 Jun, 2026
Mill House Inn
"Proximity to East Hampton stores - so close you can walk to most things, biggest asset of this property. Room was nice, bedding excellent."
Reviewed on 3 Jun, 2026
Montauk Manor
"all beautiful"
Reviewed on 2 Jun, 2026
North Fork Resort
"Very nice place, overall. New and new construction nearby (dust); they’re still ironing-out some kinks, but cute cottages, clean, nicely styled and furnished with great outdoor amenities. Staff are friendly and welcoming, but still getting into a groove. Once the final details are squared-away, will ..."
Reviewed on 8 Jun, 2026
Cliffside Resort Condominiums
"Beautiful place and reasonably priced for a roomy two bedroom with outdoor deck on the water with great views and very short walk to beach. Contactless checkin was convenient via text and email. Short drive to Kontakosta winery and Greenport Village."
Reviewed on 6 Jun, 2026
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East Hampton Main Beach
On the eastern edge of Long Island, enjoy a day on this exclusive beach complete with lifeguards, restrooms, a snack bar and other amenities.
LongHouse Reserve
Walk among many acres of lush gardens in East Hampton and discover a stunning array of sculptures and art installations.
Georgica Beach
Bring your beach blanket and pack a picnic for a relaxing day of sand, sun and surf at one of East Hampton’s calmer beaches.
Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center
In this unassuming studio in East Hampton, see where two of America’s foremost abstract painters created some of their most famous works.
Home Sweet Home Museum
Discover East Hampton’s early American history at this museum inside a classic 18th-century saltbox house that was once thought to have inspired a famous song.
Old Hook Mill
There is perhaps no sight more iconic in East Hampton than that of the rustic wooden windmill on North Main Street with its sails turning lazily in the wind.
