Couldn't be a better find! Deb is incredible. Love her, so much fun!! Mary is great too. Highly…read morerecommend these awesome ladies. Tried some other car services initially, but this is definitely our go-to car service in Greenport!

I needed a ride to a post op appointment since my husband had jury duty and we only have the 1 car…read more I called Ashley and asked if she could do a round trip with a wait while I'm in the doctors office. She told me there was no problem. Deb came on time and was so nice. Classy Cab is great! We will definitely use them again!

Cash only! Easy and Fast service! Beautiful views of the bay. Easy trip to and from. Lines firm…read moreearly! Plan ahead!

Attendants are moody at best. I guess when you have a monopoly on a service , customer service…read moreisn't a priority .

I used this car service to get from Manhattan to the Hamptons. Driver was professional, car was…read moreclean, and the price was right

We had a great five hour wine tour today with Frank. Frank P. was a very safe driver, and he was…read moreextremely knowledgeable about the history of the area going back to revolutionary war times. He also knew some of the key wineries that we wanted to see on the east side of Lake Seneca. Frank P. drove our car which saved us a little bit of money. We highly recommend hiring Frank P. if you take one of these tours. He's a fine gentleman that has deep rooted history of the area. Enjoy!!!

We had the best weekend with Steve as our driver. He was fantastic. Great conversations, stories…read moreand wine tasting recommendations. Not having to worry about a DD was honestly the best. Money well spent! Highly recommend.

Do not do business with this company! I never write negative reviews having owned a small business…read moremyself, but I'm now having to deal with BBB and potentially take them to small claims court because they charged me over $2k for a one day winery day tour from Hamptons to North Fork which other companies charge about $900...not to mention they were over 1 1/2 hours late, car had cracked window, went to get the car detailed whilst we were waiting for pickup at the first winery so we had to skip one winery and lunch! I was mortified and the day was ruined!! Not to mention, I had previously been 'accidentally' charged multiple timed a few hundred dollars, to the point I'd had to cancel my credit card!!! The owner allegedly changed her phone number, which is why I now am forced to deal with the authorities. I'm not aware of any reputable business owner changing their phone number. Stay as far away as you can!!!

gave them a try while I was in the Hampton, I was thoroughly impressed. will use breezy rides…read moreservices again!!

Really had an enjoyble stay here. I came over from CT on Business and my wife met me the day after…read more Very pleasant room with nice amenities Its a quaint getaway spot close to the village and great to visit. Highly recommended for an inexpensive Hamptons spot... (They're here if you look for them lol). Suited our needs perfectly Staff was very attentive and with world class cuisine five minutes away in addition to a central spot to venture into the Hamptons this place should be on everyone's list

Fresh back from my first (and likely last stay) at Forever Bungalows and I'll share I really wanted…read moreto like FB but the difference between the actual experience from the pitch is just too big to forgive. I'll acknowledge that I've done a lot of traveling for work and have high expectations. I'll also cede that I think I know what Forever Bungalows is aiming to be, which is a 'modern' shabby chic throwback to Catskills-era bungalows (but set in the Hamptons). I approached my stay expecting sparse but high quality furnishings with a boutique caliber of guest services. Before I get to the disappointments let's start with the positives. Given that it is off-season there are some really good deals to be had. My average daily rate was $90 for a twin room (via TravelZoo) so I really struggle between giving this place 3 stars versus 2 because I am very pleased with the price - BUT I know the standard rates are much higher and it's unimaginable to know what they're charging. For the same full priced rates you can get a fantastic experience in a real hotel and since many of the guests come from NYC they are expecting a certain standard of accommodation. **Reminding self this is the 'positive' portion of the review** I found the employees to be very helpful, friendly and agreeable. Both on the phone and in person I found them to be genuinely helpful and really nice! I appreciated that the young women came across more girlfriend-friendly than tourism-bot and it gave the place a genial warmth. I also found the room to be very clean and LOVED the woods surrounding the lot. My back window opened to a quaint scene of woods and flowers and I really enjoyed hearing the cicadas at night while seeing the cozy bonfire lit up in front. It would definitely be worthwhile to put more attention towards developing the wooded areas so it could truly feel like a retreat, especially since the front of the area is bordered by a moderately trafficked county road. You can tell FB is striving really hard to set the tone of camp-cozy-bungalow vibe and they are within reach I think. Unfortunately, the choice of furnishings and misleading amenities challenges you to be forgiving of its shortcomings. As mentioned in an earlier the choice of IKEA furnishing is a major let down. Unfortunately, IKEA is just too popular for its own good - it's everywhere. Too bad the owners fail to grasp that when people travel, especially to ritzy places like Sag Harbor and the Hamptons, guests want to be elevated and taken out of their quotidian lives. For the prices being charged everything in the unit should be high quality and present well. Instead, you're constantly recognizing, "Oh. This is from IKEA." As a guest, I shouldn't be distracted with recognizing the stores of the furnishings. I also felt it was chintzy to have miserly, plastic toiletry dispenser in the bathroom. It's conspicuous too that there wasn't a clock radio/MP3 player in the room nor is there a coffee maker. The office does offer free coffee but who wants to get out of their pajamas to cross a gravel courtyard to fetch coffee? Who??? Between the furnishings, toiletries, horrible wifi, and misleading cable this place sits closer to hostel than hotel. I don't know if I'm faulting the owner for not knowing the taste of his guests (savvy NYC'ers), not knowing how to pair high with low, or for being overall cheap but it resulted in him aiming too low. There are just too many instances of going cheap and inexpensive rather than high end and you feel like you're in the middle of someone's DIY project. Lastly, I have a major issue with the lack of consideration paid to guest safety. My door didn't offer a peep hole nor did it have a door bar for preventing break-ins. Accessing the room comes with a traditional key (not a door card) and if anyone were to gain access to the spare keys they could enter your room and nothing would prevent it. As a solo female traveler this is one of the big factors in my decision to not stay at FB again. Since FB is located on a main road, with a lots of traffic, and sits opposite from residential houses across the street that entertains young men watching the coming/goings of the guests, I would expect them to be more cognizant of safety for all its travelers.

Arrived in WHB on the Jitney, utterly exhausted. Bus was late, due to traffic, and my brother had…read moreto take his kid to tennis. So I was stuck, because I didn't want to leave my car at the station. Which would have been Speonk, anyway, since I took the train into the city. Called Freedom Taxi, and Michael said that he could be there in 10 minutes. Told him that I had a small dog, but he was in a fully enclosed carrier. No problem. Uber and Lyft both charge extra for pets. Michael showed up and helped load everything. Very pleasant man, and when we got to the house, he very kindly lugged my heavy suitcase and backpack up the steps, He even called my dog, who was finally free of the carrier and running ecstatically! Michael gave me his card and said that I could call him from Calverton in future, and he'll be in WHB to get me. How very nice! While I do hope that my brother can pick me up next time, or maybe I'll leave my car at the station, it's very nice to know that I have an option. And Freedom Taxi was cheaper than both Uber and Lyft. Their prices were unreasonable for a short distance.

Sammy & Michael are the Best Very dependable & courteous I recommend Highly…read more Very reasonable $

The hotel is very nice but the general manager on two separate occasions during our stay was…read moreunnecessarily surly and rude. He should not be in the hospitality industry.

Well, I would love to add a picture, but sadly we don't have one…read more My sister in law and I booked a visit for three nights this past week. May 232425, and the morning of our departure to Jfk-Quogue, my sister in law became sick. At 4 am we called to cancel or get a credit to come later./ She was admitted to the hospital later that day. Sadly the Quote club would not give us a credit for future stay, sticking by their 21 day cancellation policy. We totally understand that policy, however with this occurrence, we would have loved the chance to come later with 800.00 towards our future stay. Lost a very unhappy customer, we will not be coming now or in the near future. Sick in Los Angeles