Mari Manor is the perfect place to stay in the Hamptons! I stayed in October 2015 during the off…read moreseason, and Denise could not have been more helpful. She greeted me at my arrival, showed me my room and gave me a quick rundown of the house rules. The rooms are massive compared to my small NYC apartment and other "boutique" hotels. The bathroom was incredible with great lighting and a massive pedestal sink. I even think the soaps and shampoos available are vegan and handmade. Every bit of the house is there to help you feel relaxed, starting with the light music that plays in the downstairs area. I was in the Hamptons for work so unfortunately could not relax on the amazing property as much as I wished. However, I had the best night's sleep that night, and woke up feeling so refreshed. I took a long walk that morning, and drove down to Westhampton beach. I highly suggest visiting in the off season, because it felt like I was on a private beach! I will definitely visit again, for personal relaxation, and take advantage of the other services offered like yoga and massage!

From the owner: Welcome to Mari Manor Bed & Breakfast and Bed & Cleanse! A charming, elegant, cozy hotel, where…read moreexperiencing a compassionate, healthy lifestyle is easy and enjoyable. Whether you are looking to escape the city this summer for a weekend (or week-long) getaway OR wanting to take your R&R a little further by adding another "R" for rejuvenation, consider booking: a juice cleanse, nutrition +lifestyle consultation, private yoga session, and/or massage during your stay. Relax poolside, fireside, or head to the local village shops or BEACH! There is no shortage of things to do OR better yet not do! Keep it simple. The movie theatre and performing art centers are just a short walk away as are the local churches and synagogue. Stroll the shops and experience the local restaurants (that's if you're not juicing! :-) We'll provide a healthy continental LOVE*style breakfast (or juice cleanse with advance reservation) and prepare your room for a comfortable stay. You come as you are and enjoy all the charm that Mari Manor and Westhampton Beach have to offer.

My family has stayed at the Beaver Dam Creek House twice for our bi-annual Thanksgiving in New York…read moreextravaganza. Our most recent visit was so memorable that I had to write a review and tell my fellow yelpers about this little gem. The Beaver Dam Creek House is not your typical snooty tooty bed and breakfast. Upon entering the door you are greeted by Summer, the friendly Golden Retreiver and official welcoming committee. She happily wags her tail and is thrilled to have new guests come and stay at the house. Jeanne, the owner is very friendly, mellow and full of great information about nearby restaurants, the best shopping, and where to go for great bargains. The home is tastefully beach themed and filled with all sorts of antique touches. Each room is unique and has a different feel. There are beautiful mirrors, refurbished and antique furniture, seashells, old wood paneling, gorgeous wall paper and crown molding. The home is also filled with all of the modern necessities like TV, cable, internet, dvd's, books, boardgames, magazines, and a jacuzzi. Everything is very clean and you get fresh sheets and towels on a regular basis. Our family has quite a few food allergies and Jeanne was extremely understanding and accommodating; Each morning we awoke to asparagus quiche, scrambled eggs, sausage, hot coffee with dairy and non-dairy creamer, orange juice, bagels with cream cheese and fresh fruit. She also kept fresh fruits, vegetables, pita chips and hummus for us, knowing that we were California health nuts. I've stayed at bed and breakfasts before but I've never experienced the kindness, hospitality and sense of "home" that Jeanne creates at Beaver Dam Creek House. Our family absolutely loved our stay and we plan to go back every other year to celebrate Thanksgiving at our favorite spot. It's perfect for laid back families like ours who enjoy the freedom of a less structured bed and breakfast with a home away from home feel.

I was part of the family visiting with Joelle over this past Thanksgiving weekend. I love kayaking…read moreand this B&B is close to the water with a dock and a CANOE!! So even though I was far from my home waters in California I was able to get on the water and see ducks and a great blue heron...very nice perk. The accommodations are very nice and Jeanne's friendliness and easy going manner helped to make our stay very pleasant. Jeanne is an excellent host and I can't wait to return! The WiFi is strongest in the kitchen area and is free.

Absolutely gorgeous. My sister got married here, and she had a lovely Wedding. I can't comment on…read morethe rooms - I haven't seen them. We stayed at another hotel. But I know they are ridiculously expensive. I can comment on the hair salon (I think they call it the Spa). My hair came out lovely. However, they quoted me $45 on the phone and charged $140 when it was all said and done. I wore my hair down. The girl did a beautiful job and spent almost 2 hours with me. So I didn't argue. The beach is beautiful.

Here over a weekend for a wedding. There isn't any food because the restaurant is closed. We are…read morestaying in the annex which is basically a large mobile home. Our checkin left us carrying our own bags while 3 valet attendants talked about sport. Then we had to drive to the annex and cart our bags up stairs and into the room. Let me list the issues. And, I'm definitely calling the health department. 1. Rooms window AC sounded like an old truck and had mold on the vents-which didn't work. The cold air blowing right on the bed. There was a sign on the AC asking to set the temp no lower than 69! It rattled as well. 2.There was no hot water on Saturday morning and no one seemed to care. And forget about the water pressure. It was less than a trickle. If you have long hair, forget about it. 3.There was mold in the bathroom shower and some sort of "film on the faucet in the sink-disgusting 4.The bed squeaked on every turn to synchronize with the AC rumbling 5. The entire room smelled like &$@! 6. We were booked for two nights and just left the morning of the second day. I would have slept in my car before spending another night there. If there a category for no stars I would have left a big 0.

Stayed here for the wedding of dear friends in The Hamptons…read more Our service was great. The room was spotless & clean. Our room opened out to the pool and the beach. It's pricey since it's on the beach and an older hotel but it's well cared for.

I will NEVER deal with them again! I have stayed there a couple of times in June with my…read moregirlfriends. Joann, the woman who runs the hotel, does not call you back or email you back if you contact her in Jan - April to book your summer vacation. I also called her to book a 200 person event for the end of the season, and she blew me off! They are rude and have no consideration for people that need to plan ahead. I originally called the last week of January to get information on having my event, so I could make a decision and book a venue by mid February. She was supposed to get back to me right away, but after 3 emails I finally got an email back at the end of Feb, that she was on vacation, didn't have any information, because she was waiting on a call back, and she would get back to me on Feb 28th. She could have emailed me before she went on vacation to tell me that..but nope. The morning of Feb 28th I sent one last email expressing how I was coming out to the Hampton's the next weekend to book and put a deposit on a venue, and I looked forward to her response as she promised, later that day...nothing! I have still not heard back from her, and today is March 6th!

This review is for the restaurant, which is open to members and hotel guests only. This was an…read moreexceptional dining experience. Phenomenal wine selection, thoughtful array of menu items, polite and attentive (but not obsequious) waitstaff and management. The food was prepared perfectly. Our large party ordered just about all of the salad offerings, the seared tuna, the grilled octopus, NY strip steaks, salmon, halibut, duck, and scallops. Several of us caved and got dessert, a summer peach crisp with vanilla gelato. Every bite was a joy. If you plan to visit Quogue (the most relaxing of the Hamptons), stay here and enjoy!

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.

Like Arielle W., we found this place through bbonline.com…read more It's almost at the end of a dead-end-at-the-docks street, so it's nice and quiet. Clean and well-appointed rooms, if a little too froo-froo-ey for me. But who cares about latticework over the bed when the cool beach breezes beckon? Breakfast is indeed bitchin', to again echo Arielle. After groggily descending the stairs, wandering into the dining room all full of sunlight and breeze, and meeting a table full of strangers, you might get a greeting like this: "So I guess you're all wondering why I gathered us here today. It's about Uncle Charlie's will." This was delivered by a fellow guest who happened to be seated at the head of the table.... Anyway, as soon as you get seated they'll start whipping up some tucker for ya. We had crepes one morning and French toast the next; both were great. Staff was super friendly, chill, keen to give us tips on places to check out, directions on how to get there, etc. Good spot.

Stayed here for a wedding in June and I have to say the owners went above and beyond for the entire…read moreweekend. There's a beautiful pool and fire pit. Each room has a lot of privacy, which I loved. Usually bed and breakfasts aren't my thing, but this one was great! If you have an event at Trumpets across the street or even a just a weekend away - this is an amazing option!

Luckily it's out of business and the new place is an improvement. Should not look like a dump in a…read morehigh end area.

So I'll start off by staying that this motel is clean and safe. That is where the positive aspects…read moreof the review stop. The old woman who runs the motel needs to retire because she obviously hates her job. We stated online that we would be arriving between 5-6 Pm. We arrived at 6:10 PM that night. The woman who runs the motel had an incredibly sour attitude about how she was waiting for us and seemed generally annoyed at our arrival. She then rattled off the rules and regulations of the motel with zero hospitality. She had zero interest in dealing with us. Mind you this was our first impression. The final encounter we had with her was when I mistakenly left my car keys in the motel after dropping the room key in the lock box to check out. I waited till 10:00 AM when the office was supposed to open and rang the doorbell. After a short while of waiting I was greeted again with an irritated tone stating "I was in the shower!" and then when I explained the issue I could see the she wanted nothing to do with helping me. She got the key for me like I had ruined her day. All in all the price isnt bad and you get a clean room. I will say that this woman needs to retire or sell the place because she obviously is burnt out. Her attitude will ruin your stay.

One of the finest, most authentic Long Island boarding houses in existence. Beautiful, shingled…read morebuilding, spectacular view of Shinnicock Bay from its high bluff. Stretching out on its antique wicker furniture, shaded under porch, and taking in bracing ocean breezes has to rate as one of the sublime pleasures of the region. The proud owner, assisted by his faithful basset hound, restored this fine grey lady of a Inn some years back. A hidden gem for those who appreciate true shingled turn of the century splendor. I'm pretty sure those reviewers heaping scorn upon her must be referring to that other establishment, down the road, whose name I shal'nt utter.

Ahhhh, yes. I think about my time as a child and the places I've been. Back in the late 70's early…read more80's I had stayed here with my dad who was a cook at the Caffrey House. I remember it being very quaint and lovely. The owner Bob was the first to introduce me to raw tuna and he had a cool basset hound. I remember clam digging in the ocean, sailing and meeting some of the most interesting people ever. There was a middle aged couple that stayed there for a while that use to take me out with them quite a bit. They were like hippies and I loved everything about them. She would listen to Carol King and his name was Frank. There was also this really cute guy that came to stay in the summer, I think he was a seasonal waiter at a nearby restaurant or something. My time was there was very interesting and I will never forget it. Oh, and there was this old jukebox in the bar area and I use to play Sugar Sugar by the Archie's and dance around. Lol. Very cool.