Hotels in East Hampton
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Top 5 hotels in East Hampton at a glance
- East Hampton House Resort — 3-star hotel in East Hampton North. Guest rating: 9.0/10 — Wonderful.
- Journey East Hampton — 4-star hotel in East Hampton North. Guest rating: 9.2/10 — Wonderful.
- The Maidstone — 4-star hotel in East Hampton. Guest rating: 8.2/10 — Very Good.
- The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn — 4-star hotel in East Hampton. Guest rating: 9.8/10 — Exceptional.
- The Huntting Inn — 3.5-star hotel in Egypt Lane Historic District. Guest rating: 9.0/10 — Wonderful.
Where to stay in East Hampton?
East Hampton House Resort
East Hampton House Resort
Journey East Hampton
Journey East Hampton
The Maidstone
The Maidstone
The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn
The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn
The Huntting Inn
The Huntting Inn
EHP Resort & Marina
EHP Resort & Marina
The Hedges Inn
The Hedges Inn
Mill House Inn
Mill House Inn
East Hampton Art House Bed & Breakfast
East Hampton Art House Bed & Breakfast
Ocean Vista Resort
Ocean Vista Resort
Sea Crest Resort
Sea Crest Resort
Breakers Montauk
Breakers Montauk
Windward Shores Ocean Resort
Windward Shores Ocean Resort
Sag Harbor Inn
Sag Harbor Inn
Kenny's Tipperary Inn
Kenny's Tipperary Inn
Ocean Resort Inn
Ocean Resort Inn
The Bentley Hotel Southampton
The Bentley Hotel Southampton
Ocean Surf Resort
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Top neighborhoods in East Hampton
- Clearwater Beach
- North Main Street Historic District
- East Hampton North
- Pantigo Road Historic District
- Egypt Lane Historic District
Clearwater Beach
Clearwater Beach dazzles with miles of powdery white sand that feels like walking on sugar. Pier 60 hosts nightly sunset celebrations where street performers and local artists create a carnival-like atmosphere. The beachfront buzzes with volleyball games and water sports while the nearby marine aquarium lets you get up-close with rescued sea turtles and dolphins. Gulf seafood dominates the restaurant scene, from casual beach bars to fancy oceanview spots with tropical cocktails. Most hotels offer dreamy views and easy beach access, though prices climb during winter's peak season. The beach area is super walkable, with trolleys connecting major attractions when your flip-flops need a break.
North Main Street Historic District
North Main Street Historic District captures East Hampton's colonial charm with beautifully preserved 18th and 19th-century buildings. Stroll tree-lined streets past weathered cedar shingles and white picket fences that tell stories of the Hamptons' rich heritage. Visit the Osborn-Jackson House Museum or find serenity at East Hampton Village Nature Trail and Wildlife Sanctuary just steps away. The area offers upscale farm-to-table dining featuring fresh seafood and local produce. Historic bed & breakfasts and boutique inns provide charming accommodations with premium amenities. Though limited public transit exists, the district is perfectly walkable, with Atlantic beaches just a short drive away.
East Hampton North
Located on a picturesque peninsula, East Hampton boasts eight state parks and 70 miles of shoreline, perfect for nature lovers and beach enthusiasts. Explore charming hamlets like Montauk and Amagansett for a true Long Island experience.
Pantigo Road Historic District
Village of East Hampton's Pantigo Road Historic District neighborhood offers attractions including East Hampton Village Nature Trail and Wildlife Sanctuary.
Egypt Lane Historic District
Village of East Hampton's Egypt Lane Historic District neighborhood has a host of places to visit such as Guild Hall and East Hampton Village Nature Trail and Wildlife Sanctuary.
Top landmarks in East Hampton
East Hampton Main Beach
LongHouse Reserve
Georgica Beach
Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center
The Jewish Center of the Hamptons
Guild Hall
Three Mile Harbor
Cedar Point County Park
Learn more about East Hampton
Pristine Main Beach invites sun-worshippers to spread their towels alongside the occasional celebrity without making a fuss. Guild Hall hosts excellent art exhibitions and performances in a deceptively small-town building. The LongHouse Reserve combines sculpture gardens with meticulously designed landscapes. At Pollock-Krasner House, Jackson's paint-splattered floor remains exactly as he left it – arguably more interesting than some of his actual paintings. Main Street's boutiques sell items at prices that would make Manhattan shoppers blink, while seafood restaurants serve local catches with minimal fuss and maximum flavor. The Home Sweet Home Museum offers a quaint counterpoint to all this moneyed perfection.
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Check out reviews of East Hampton hotels guests love
Journey East Hampton
"Great place. Highly recommended it"
The Hedges Inn
"The staff was warm, welcoming, knowledgeable & helpful! The food was superb! The room was impeccable from cleanliness to the amenities provided! We absolutely loved our stay and cannot wait to return. "
East Hampton House Resort
"Trip was great"
The Maidstone
"Great staff and amenities like restaurant"
Mill House Inn
"Couldn't have been nicer. Dawn and Tiffany were grcious and accomodating."