Village of East Hampton Travel Guide
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The Maidstone
"Loved the property. Best of all, the night/weekend manager gave me his cell in case I needed anything when front desk was closed. They were also accommodating when snow storm affected my travel. I can’t wait to return!"
Reviewed on 6 Apr 2026
The Huntting Inn
"Inn has been newly renovated. Room was spotless. Staff were wonderful. Had an excellent stay. Highly recommend!"
Reviewed on 20 Jan 2026
Mill House Inn
Montauk Manor
"Clean room"
Reviewed on 15 May 2026
Montauk Oceanside Suites
"I really like staying here in a one-bedroom apartment with a kitchen and frig and microwave, so I can buy groceries and do my own cooking in the room. A big space for a reasonable price. Very clean property, well-maintained, and you only have to cross the street and you're on the beach, which is ..."
Reviewed on 6 May 2026
North Fork Cottages & RV Resort
"The cottage was absolutely lovely. Very clean, comfortable and relaxing. It was a bit too cool for the pool, but we did enjoy sitting around a lovely fire at night with a glass of wine! The staff was very friendly and accommodating. We enjoyed ourselves immensely and will be going back!"
Reviewed on 18 May 2026
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Popular places to visit
East Hampton Main Beach
On the eastern edge of Long Island, enjoy a day on this exclusive beach complete with lifeguards, restrooms, a snack bar and other amenities.
LongHouse Reserve
Walk among many acres of lush gardens in East Hampton and discover a stunning array of sculptures and art installations.
Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center
In this unassuming studio in East Hampton, see where two of America’s foremost abstract painters created some of their most famous works.
Georgica Beach
Bring your beach blanket and pack a picnic for a relaxing day of sand, sun and surf at one of East Hampton’s calmer beaches.
Old Hook Mill
There is perhaps no sight more iconic in East Hampton than that of the rustic wooden windmill on North Main Street with its sails turning lazily in the wind.
Home Sweet Home Museum
Discover East Hampton’s early American history at this museum inside a classic 18th-century saltbox house that was once thought to have inspired a famous song.
