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A dining area with a fireplace, bookshelves, and a view of the bar area.

1. Bridgehampton Inn

Bridgehampton

Cori

HK$2,680 total

includes taxes & fees

2 Nov - 3 Nov

An outdoor dining area with trees and tables under string lights.

2. The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn

East Hampton

Lisa

HK$4,008 total

includes taxes & fees

29 Nov - 30 Nov

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Top Bridgehampton Hotel Reviews

The Bentley Hotel Southampton

10/10 Excellent

"Excellent stay on the south fork and affordable."

Montauk Blue Hotel

8/10 Good

"Loved the location! Nothing beats lying on a long chair right out side your room, seeing and listening to the waves crashing on the shore! Breathing! The staff were most accommodating and helpful! The room is a bit dated! Air/heating unit was very noisy! Clean and comfortable bed! The swimming pool and jacuzzi were great!"

Zey Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The stay was perfect. I can't think of a single thing to criticize. As an example, when we were checking out, we called the manager on his cell to alert him that a fire truck was flushing the street hydrants, and that we noticed that the water in the room was brown. We knew that the maintenance of the hydrants was causing the dirty water. The manager promptly told us we could stay until 6:00 pm for free, so that we would be able to take clean showers. We told him that we had showered early, and that we had no problem. But his response showed how he cared for the guests."

Faraway Sag Harbor

8/10 Good

"Beautiful and charming hotel! Unfortunately the restaurant was only serving breakfast and not dinner, since we arrived off- season. However the restaurant was freezing due to the heating system not working so we had to go elsewhere in town for breakfast. Too bad because it was a lovely room with a harbor view. Our biggest disappointment by far was the coffee in the room and in the lobby. Nasty stuff! I have never tasted coffee this bad in any hotel (and we have been to many). First of all at this high- end price point per night, Faraway should be providing at least a Nespresso machine in each room for a decent morning cup of coffee instead of instant coffee packets which went out with Sanka like forty years ago. :( Then we thought that maybe the coffee urns on the bar in the common area would at least provide a half decent cup of coffee. Boy were we wrong! The fact that other filled cups of coffee which were left on the bar still full told us that other guests felt the same about the quality of coffee. Thank goodness for Goldbergs Bagel shop in town! Come on guys. If you want to be recognized as a high end getaway in an extremely wealthy part of Long Island, please find yourselves a better quality coffee source. Its not that hard these days. We speak for all true coffee lovers."

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