I recently stayed at The Menhaden on July 15, 2026, and it was an exceptional experience from start…read moreto finish. This boutique hotel perfectly balances a luxurious feel with a warm, intimate atmosphere. The highlights of my stay included the careful attention to detail throughout the property, from the beautifully designed rooms to the thoughtfully curated lounge experience (loved the retro board games and Vinyl Record collection) The staff was incredibly attentive and provided top-notch service, ensuring that every need was met promptly and with a smile. Honestly, I could not find any areas for improvement during my visit; everything was seamless and well-executed. Overall, I would rate The Menhaden a solid 5 out of 5 stars. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a boutique hotel that delivers both comfort and luxury with outstanding hospitality.

This weekend was our second stay at Menhaden, to celebrate a combination birthday/anniversary…read more And Menhaden easily met every expectation. First - A shout out to Alex, and Kailee, and the rest of the staff we met for their wonderful kindness and support. Second, our King Room was exceptional, Clean, Large lots of windows for spectacular views. Third, maybe most important, We were able to bring our newly rescued 8 lb precious little Bichon Sadie. Sadie was made to feel at home and the three of us look forward to our next stay at Menhaden

Came with a party of 11 plenty of capacity and restaurant handled it well. Drinks came out pretty…read morequickly. Food took awhile but that was to be expected. Burger and truffle fries were mind blowing. The pasta clearly had been sitting in the pass for awhile and was okay but not great. Overall would come back for a fun ambience and would try something else on the menu.

Cute restaurant with relatively large venue. Classic American staples - good quality and quick…read moreservice. Atmosphere was cute as we enjoyed burgers, pasta, buratta, and salads. For dessert enjoyed cookies and dunk-a- Roos. Really enjoyed the apps and recommend

An Absolutely Exceptional Stay -- Silver Sands Is Something Special…read more My wife and I spent three days at Silver Sands celebrating our 31st wedding anniversary, and although this was our first visit, it certainly will not be our last. From the moment we arrived until the moment we left, the experience was exceptional. The entire staff went above and beyond to make our stay memorable. What impressed us most was how incredibly organized, attentive, and welcoming everyone was without ever being intrusive. It was almost as if the staff had mastered the art of being there exactly when you needed something, while somehow remaining nearly invisible the rest of the time. That level of service is very difficult to achieve, and Silver Sands does it beautifully. The property itself is immaculate. The grounds are meticulously maintained while still allowing the natural beauty of the surroundings to remain part of the experience. The private beach was spotless, peaceful, and beautifully organized. Throughout the day, we would notice staff quietly moving through, straightening and maintaining everything, yet they were so unobtrusive you could barely tell it was happening. The attention to detail throughout Silver Sands is remarkable. From the design and atmosphere of the property to the pour-over coffee in the room, the thoughtfully selected shampoos and conditioners, linens, amenities, and overall cleanliness -- everything feels intentional. Our room was absolutely impeccable. Silver Sands somehow manages to capture the nostalgia and charm of the classic American motel while feeling modern, sophisticated, and luxurious at the same time. Calling it a "motel" almost doesn't do it justice. It is a truly unique property that can easily rival some of the best hotels and resorts we've stayed at. And then there are Eddie's and Nookie's! Both onsite restaurants were fantastic. The staff and service were wonderful, and everything we ate was top-notch. We left already talking about coming back so we can try more of the menu. Over our 31 years together, my wife and I have been fortunate enough to travel to many beautiful and far-off destinations. Yet there were moments during our stay at Silver Sands when we genuinely felt transported somewhere else entirely -- certainly not like we were still on Long Island, and at times not even like we were anywhere in the United States. It has a special atmosphere that is difficult to describe until you experience it yourself. Thank you to the entire Silver Sands team, as well as everyone at Eddie's and Nookie's, for making our 31st anniversary one of our most memorable, relaxing, and enjoyable staycations. You helped make an already special occasion even more special. We arrived as first-time guests and left knowing we'll be back and bringing others to experience what we had. Thank you again, Silver Sands. See you all soon!

My husband and I were out at Silver Sands this fall. We were in desperate need of R & R. Silver…read moreSands was the ideal setting. I cannot say enough about the entire staff, the grounds, our cabin..... From the minute we checked in, we were treated like royalty! The girls in reception were so welcoming. Our cabin was cozy and decorated beautifully. The food at Nookies was delicious and Mike our waiter was a joy! The staff keeps the grounds so neat and nicely landscaped. The owners of Silver Sands did an incredible job with the renovations and more importantly, the staff that they hired! We've enjoyed Silver Sands over the years with our children and we will definitely be returning with our grandchildren as well! Alex and crew....thank you so much for everything!. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would.

Stayed here with my family last week. It was very clean and they were extremely accommodating. We…read moreextended our stay and they even moved our items to another room for us while we were out on the town. It includes breakfast, but we didnt eat there, just got the children some fruit. In photos it looks like there is a bar but is not. The pool was very clean and a nice area. I would stay again.

We had a three night stay at this cute little hotel. We arrived in a Tuesday and parking was a…read morelittle difficult. It's a small lot and street parking is crazy. But we eventually grabbed a spot. Walking in the front door and to the right is a beautiful bar. That is where the continental breakfast is served. The breakfast included bagels, fruit, coffee tea etc. The bar does not serve any alcohol; however there are many bars you can walk to if you want. The ladies at the front desk are very very accommodating. We were assisted by Jessica and Monica and both were very helpful. We loved our rooms overlooking the harbor. The balcony had two chairs and a small end table. Very nice. The rooms were inviting, spacious and clean. There were different pictures on the wall, dried flower arrangements and a gorgeous marble table with two chairs around it. The rooms also had a nice leather chair in each one. I felt the beds were comfortable and it had four comfy pillows per bed, along with some decorative pillows. The bathroom was large with a big sink and counter space. The showers were huge. They had several different sprays on the shower walls, which could be turned on. The bathrooms were nice and clean and the towels were huge. The kids loved the pool. It's not too big but it was ok. There are tables and chairs around the pool as well as umbrellas and lounge chairs. All in all, we loved the hotel and are considering another stay next summer. To myself and my family, this is a five star hotel. We loved it!

Came here as a sister hotel to Harbor Front Inn and we had access to their pool and beach. Beach…read morewas rocky and pool was a little dirty. The kids enjoyed and it was definitely family oriented. I would prefer staying at Harbor front inn. I would like to try the restaurant.

Good luck reaching anyone in guest services. I needed a receipt for a recent stay and couldn't…read morereach anyone for hours. When I finally did, I politely asked for a copy of my receipt and they hung up on me. Guess I'll stay elsewhere next time I'm in Greenport ‍

What a beautiful hotel in the North Fork. Our friends are residents in the area, and love Hotel…read moreMoraine - and rightfully so. This minimalist-modern hotel overlooks the Long Island Sound. You've got the breeze, the view, seating on the cliff or below at the beach, firepits, and with a cocktail in hand... I'm in heaven. We all grabbed rounds of margaritas and played a few rounds of boccee. Though we weren't hotel guests, the experience of dropping in for a drink and some outdoor games-plus checking out the beach-was 5-stars.

Can't say enough good things about this very family friendly hotel in greenport. The property is…read morestunning- perfectly manicured, gorgeous views everywhere you look, and so many amenities. We stayed in a terrace king which made it super easy to access the pool and beach with kids. The bfast was simple - continental- but delicious. Great coffee, muffins, croissants, yogurt and granola, chia concoctions, and grab and go fruit - more than enough. The pool is saltwater and sooo refreshing. It never feels too busy- in fact it felt kind of empty. Soooo many families with young kids- staff was so good to them! Rooms were comfortable, simple and adequate for what we needed. One of my favorite amenities were all of the bonfire pits. We had a blast making smores and sipping wine by the fire as the night cooled. We will definitely be back and would recommend to all but especially families.

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.

Location, ambiance, the perfect room and fantastic bed, (plus really needing some sleep), all led…read moreto the best nights sleep I think I have ever had! The Stirling House has an ideal location fronting a beautiful water view on the end of a quiet, tree lined street. It is the perfect "arms length" to rest peacefully at the Inn then stroll effortlessly into town when ready, much the way Greenport itself is from the noise of NYC. As everyone says, Clay is the best host and chef, especially the petit-déjeuner. Oh ya... behind those awesome French morsels he treats you to, is the whole French language if you préférer a vacation from English as well. Love it enough to repeat at home? He's got a published cookbook! Mais bien sûr (of course he does).

This was nothing short of a fabulous experience from beginning to end!…read moreThe host was super accommodating, the room was unbelievably charming, and the food was absolutely incredible! The location was perfect, too. It's less than a 5 minute walk to town. I enjoyed having breakfast on the lovely porch in the morning and watching the sunset in the evening. I love this part of Long Island, and when I go back (hopefully soon,) I will stay at this fantastic B&B once again!

We were given an incorrect room key & were locked out of our room for an extended period of time…read morelate at night. The host(s) would not answer our calls & the email address was kicking back as undeliverable. We had to search the entire place to find the master keys. She clearly watched us on camera because she knew we located them but provided us no assistance at the time. Not even an apology. Very disappointing. Never again! There are many places far better than this one in the area. I recommend you look into those.

Diane and Jack treat guests like family or friends…read more 10 Guest rooms are tastefully decorated, small with private bath, individual window A/C, and queen-size bed. Other rooms may be larger. Comfortable outdoor furniture on wrap-around front and side porch (pic uploaded) Breakfast is European-style buffet with assorted breads, juices, yogurt, lox, ham, and fresh fruit. Served 8:30-10:00. Many coffee places within walking distance if you want your coffee at other hours. Tasty quiche was made from scratch by Diane and ingredients changed the next day. $450 for 2 nites with breakfast, June weekend, including tax. WiFi included. Fun and easy town to walk around. Ideal choice if interested in the local wineries. Unsuitable for young children due to some fragile items in the open areas. Tip: you can also get to Greenport from NYC via bus or LIRR train (three trains a day from Penn Station, $25 one-way, peak fare, 3 hour trip) or take the Cross Sound Ferry from New London CT, which we used to avoid bridge and LIE congestion, for about $67 with car and two adults.

Cute hotel on the water. Reasonably priced and you cant beat the location…read more They are renovating the property which is from the 1800's. We stay in the captain's house. The only issue was that is smelled like smoke and a bit like mild dew. The deck is a great touch

For what it is, it's great! My family and I come here about once a year. The price is good and the…read morepool is clean. It's about 15 minute walk into town. The staff is very friendly. They upgraded us today bc they had the up grade available... the rooms are clean with a historic look , a small marina where you can pull Up your boat... we love it here!