Really underrated hotel in EH. The staff is simply fantastic. The front desk ladies made our stay…read moreso enjoyable. Like we made new friends. The rooms are clean and the AC blows cold. Great deals midweek. A fun bar. The Palm is at your fingertips for a quality steak.

Had a lovely Hamptons overnight here. Location is the key. Seriously right in the middle of town…read moreand an easy drive to the beaches. Dark, small "lobby", so the main area could use a facelift but the room was clean and comfortable. Staff was helpful. Beach chairs, umbrellas and towels provided. Perfect for a girls trip.

An amazing bed and breakfast with incredible service and attention to detail. The breakfast was…read moreamazing and the amenities were plentiful. Will definitely return and recommend to everyone. Hopefully that's doesn't affect the prices

Came here with my family. Including a 7 month old. The place was super accommodating. Friendly…read more Rooms are comfortable. Breakfast was delicious. Best Bed and Breakfast i have ever stayed at

I half don't want to write this review and tell you how amazing it is, so that it can stay a…read moresecret, but it wouldn't be fair to Liz and Eric (and Bailey!) to not tell you how wonderful hosts they are and how incredible White Fences is. My husband and I stayed here on Easter long weekend, a getaway that we planned to escape the city. We arrived on Thursday evening and departed Sunday morning. We stayed in the Halsey Suite, which was absolutely incredible. The bed was extremely comfortable and the fireplace was just wonderful. My husband and I also decided that our next home has to have a similar bathroom because it was just awesome. The freestanding tub, shower, and amenities were incredible. We also loved the afternoon cookies baked by Liz and just staying at this wonderful inn. On Friday, since it was the only day with good weather, Liz gave us directions to the beach and helped us figure out where to eat for dinner. We drove around and explored the area. On Saturday, Liz gave us passes to the Parrish Art Museum, and we spent the rest of the time just relaxing in the room until dinner which was also nice because the weather was pretty terrible. The room had so many incredible amenities, and it was nice to just be able to get away and relax. It would be remiss of me to leave a review without mentioning the breakfasts made by Liz. 3 courses of absolute deliciousness - as you can see from my photos. They were also wonderful at recommending restaurants to eat at, and tell us what they thought if it was a place we already booked. I also purchased the cookies and cocoa option as a surprise for my husband, and Liz's homemade marshmallows and the homemade cookies we took home allowed us to keep enjoying the stay we had here. If we ever decide to come out to The Hamptons again, White Fences would be the first place we look to book. We had an absolutely incredible stay.

Wonderful stay at beautiful and immaculately clean B and B. Host and resident Bailey were perfect…read moreexamples of hospitality and hostess busy in kitchen making innovative and delicious breakfast options. Lovely on all accounts.

Despite the pandemic, I had a very good experience recently at this hotel. The room was spotlessly…read moreclean, and the bed was very comfy. Extra points for fancy gel pillows that are similar to what I have at home! While there were certain procedures in place for social distancing, I did not have any issues using the amenities when I happened to want to. They also made me feel safe in that they were taking precautions. The pool area was clean and not too busy. They even do a fire pit some evenings where you can roast marshmallows, which was a nice touch. I enjoyed making s'mores in what I thought of as the "backyard" area of the hotel. It is sort of hard to see the turn-in from the road, so don't miss your turn. Other than that, it was pretty much ideal! The location was very handy for spending some time quiet outside at the area beaches and nature preserves.

Lovely stay at the Journey. Cindy was absolutely wonderful as was everyone else we met throughout…read moreour stay. The little breakfast set up in the lobby is perfect. The lobby itself is warm and inviting. Firepit with all the fixings for s'more's was a wonderful touch. Can't wait to come back.

We did quite a bit of price comparison when planning our trip the the North Fork. This is a big…read morefactor when coming to this region with inflated Hamptons prices on both North and South Fork. We were happy to find Greenporter Hotel and loved it's retro 50s feel and generous outdoor space. Our kids enjoyed the pool and free breakfast with hot and cold items. The rooms were very clean and had everything we needed and the staff went above and beyond. As for value-at $260 on a Monday-it was almost half the price of the other hotels in the area with no hidden "resort fees" or charge for parking. So do your homework and know the area before you go. We are happy we did and will be back!

This is my 1st time ever leaving a bad review of a business. I would have preferred to write this…read moredirectly to OE, but I feared my words would only end up in the hands of the manager, Robert, with whom my problem is. I recvd an email from OE on 8/7 alerting me that they'd be opening soon. I was on their mailing list from when I stayed at Greenporter the past 2yrs (the og hotel that OE took over). On 8/16, I booked via the link in that email with the "30%off for those who find us early" promo for Mon9/14. I immediately recvd the $308 charge on my card and looked fwd to my stay. Upon arrival 9/14, there was lots of construction occurring which was to be expected as they'd just opened. My husband and I were greeted by Mike at the front desk, who was absolutely lovely. Unfortunately, he informed us that our booking was actually for Tues9/1, not Mon9/14. He kindly advised that only 2rooms were reserved for the night, so we could check in and likely only pay the difference from what I had already paid & the rate for that night (which was $417). I immediately recvd a txt with a link to confirm my stay (note I never got this txt upon my original booking). We thanked Mike for being so wonderful and headed to our room to drop our bags and change after a long day of travel - expecting to be charged about $109. About 1hr after checking in, we recvd a charge of $613.42! We went back to the desk and met the manager, Robert. He said we wouldn't be able to only pay the dif as we "never showed up to our 9/1rez." He even said "I remember that day bc it was our opening day and we had the best room arranged for you as you booked so early." I asked why I never recvd a txt reminder or call relating to the rez and he responded "I dont think we had your #." Surely your hotel booking page would have (and should have if not) required my # upon booking AND surely you did have it, bc the confirmation I got that day upon the new booking was from the same # as Greenporter- I had prior msgs in that very thread. I explained that it seems likely your brand new site had some sort of error, especially as the date it changed my reservation to was literally opening day. Robert said there was nothing he could do and we'd have to pay the full rate for the night on top of the $308 I'd already paid. I pulled up the site showing the rate was $417 & asked why we were charged $613.42. He said "oh, that's not what we charged- let me look into it" (hmm sounds like another possible system issue, huh?) he couldn't make sense of it and said he'd need to speak to the hotel revenue department and told us that we need to call AMEX. Right, because it must be the major credit company who had a system error and not your brand new hotel- just like it couldn't have been your brand new website's fault the reservation went awry in the 1st place. I requested that he at least refund the $613.42 & we will go get our bags and leave entirely. Robert was so rude, unwelcoming, and pretentious that I embarrassingly ended up sobbing over the whole ordeal on our walk to get our bags. The man has no business working in hospitality. Side note, his upper-crotch/lower-belly area sticking out under his shirt was rather unsightly and unprofessional Oyster Estate could have had an add'l $100+ & 2 happy/returning guests who would spread positive reviews to our friends and family about the decor, pool, cleanliness, vibe, excellent hospitality of Mike at the front desk, etc. Instead, they had a girl sobbing in the lobby who spent $308 on NOTHING, they needed to turn over our room again since we had already checked into it, and they now have this awful review - terrible business move by Robert. Imagine I'd spent a total of $921.42 for a Mon night in off-season with tons of loud construction vehicles and no open restaurant (hopefully they have completely separate management for that when it does open) If you are looking to stay here, I would suggest waiting for the hotel to work out the kinks beforehand. Also, double check all of your card charges and call to book instead of using their site.

Service, location, space, comfort, and quality are all words that come to mind when I think of my…read morerecent stay at the Mill House Inn. At so many other properties in the US, lost is the art of hospitality - not the case here. I haven't received this level of attentive care and detail at another property in quite some time. Having never been to the Hamptons, I took Mom "out East" during her visit this past weekend. After all, she had been hearing me talk about this little slice of heaven for 10+ years. I was torn between (this property) and the Topping Rose House, but ultimately chose the Mill House based on the slightly lower per-night prices and the fact that I simply love East Hampton. From the moment we arrived at the property, we were treated with genuine care and fabulous service, plus invited to enjoy an array of homemade snacks (plus dog food and treats) and beverages at our disposal. The front desk advised that we make reservations for breakfast the next morning (served between 8:30 and 10:30AM), as the in-house dining room would quickly fill up. Our 600+ square foot room included: kitchenette (mini-fridge stocked with alkaline water and seltzer, microwave, sink, cabinets, utensils/cups/plates/silverware), dining table with four chairs, two large and super comfy sofas, spa robes, a fire place, TV, king-sized bed, shower with two heads, two sinks (one for each of us), a separate whirlpool bathtub, and a doggy bed for my pup. Breakfast at the Inn was quite extensive and generous. The ingredients were locally sourced and prepared with precision. Mom and I had the best weekend and would wholeheartedly recommend the Mill House Inn to anyone! We are very picky women, having traveled extensively, and cannot wait to return to the star of East Hampton (and the rest of the Hamptons, for that matter).

This was our initial experience at the Mill House Inn located in East Hampton. We visited for the…read moreHampton Classic, and the location proved to be extremely convenient. Our accommodation was situated on the third floor, which was ideal, featuring a king-sized bed, a television, and a bathroom equipped with a spacious soaking tub. Each morning, we enjoyed a complimentary breakfast that included eggs, yogurt, fruit, pancakes, coffee, tea, and more. This meal was available in a cozy dining area or could be served in our room. Additionally, there is a small snack area accessible throughout the day. The Inn itself exudes the charm of a bygone era and is well-maintained. The staff consistently demonstrated friendliness and attentiveness. The Inn is conveniently positioned within walking distance to downtown and other attractions. Overall, it was a delightful stay.

This motel is one of Montauk's hidden gems. Not only is Ron, the manager, one of the most…read moreaccommodating and nice hotel staff I've ever met, but the setting is of the most beautiful in the country. The only reason for us not staying here again will be owning our own property in the area. We have been here two consecutive weekends and we would come back every weekend if we could.

Clean, spacious, affordable and conveniantly located right across from the beach!…read more This spot doesn't have very many photos online but trust me, it is perfect for a reasonably priced family vacation to an otherwise very pricey Montauk! My mother booked a private cabin at Burcliffe for 2 nights. It was about $300/night. We had two rooms, the first had two twin beds and the second had two queen size beds. There was also a queen sized pull out couch in the living room. The price is for 4 people and then it's $25 extra per person. This is a great option for two couples traveling together or a family. We had six people and a toddler and it was a perfect amount of space for us. There is a full kitchen with a fridge, freezer, stove, microwave and a toaster. Outside there is a grill, patio table, two lawn chairs and a clothesline. Bring smore's material and grill utensils. Request the first cabin as it is a two bedroom space directly across the street from the beach! There is also a one bedroom space that offers more privacy too towards the back of the property. Warning: There is no pool but the water is right there and you can probably sneak into a pool at a hotel down the road. Helpful Hint: Eat by Gosman's Dock, follow the road to Montauk Harbor. See the Lighthouse (don't need to pay the $ to go inside it's $8 plus $6 parking fee) and Gosman's Dock. Other than that, this is the perfect place to stay for a weekend trip on Eastern Long Island. Bring your own food to cook out and save money and enjoy the peace and quiet!

We had an absolutely exceptional stay at Head of the Pond in Water Mill, and I cannot say enough…read moreabout the experience, particularly the care and attention brought by Monika, the owner. We stayed in the two-bedroom cottage by the pond, and from the moment we arrived, it was clear this property is operated at a level far beyond a typical bed and breakfast. The cottage was in pristine condition--immaculately clean, beautifully maintained, and thoughtfully appointed with all the amenities you would expect from a fine hotel. Every detail felt intentional. What truly set this stay apart was the fully stocked kitchen, complete with an abundant supply of quality food and drinks. It's a level of generosity and hospitality you rarely encounter. These are the kinds of touches that guests remember and that bring them back. Monika clearly runs this property with pride and integrity. Unlike many businesses that begin with high standards but gradually cut corners, she has remained committed to doing things the right way. It shows in every aspect of the experience from the condition of the accommodations to the overall atmosphere of care and comfort. A special note for those considering when to visit: winter in the Hamptons is a hidden gem. While it may be chilly, the beauty and tranquility of the area remain, and you have the added benefit of enjoying a luxurious stay like Head of the Pond at a more accessible price point. It's the perfect quiet escape. We will absolutely be returning and highly recommend this property to anyone looking for a refined, relaxing, and genuinely welcoming stay in Water Mill.