I half don't want to write this review and tell you how amazing it is, so that it can stay a…read moresecret, but it wouldn't be fair to Liz and Eric (and Bailey!) to not tell you how wonderful hosts they are and how incredible White Fences is. My husband and I stayed here on Easter long weekend, a getaway that we planned to escape the city. We arrived on Thursday evening and departed Sunday morning. We stayed in the Halsey Suite, which was absolutely incredible. The bed was extremely comfortable and the fireplace was just wonderful. My husband and I also decided that our next home has to have a similar bathroom because it was just awesome. The freestanding tub, shower, and amenities were incredible. We also loved the afternoon cookies baked by Liz and just staying at this wonderful inn. On Friday, since it was the only day with good weather, Liz gave us directions to the beach and helped us figure out where to eat for dinner. We drove around and explored the area. On Saturday, Liz gave us passes to the Parrish Art Museum, and we spent the rest of the time just relaxing in the room until dinner which was also nice because the weather was pretty terrible. The room had so many incredible amenities, and it was nice to just be able to get away and relax. It would be remiss of me to leave a review without mentioning the breakfasts made by Liz. 3 courses of absolute deliciousness - as you can see from my photos. They were also wonderful at recommending restaurants to eat at, and tell us what they thought if it was a place we already booked. I also purchased the cookies and cocoa option as a surprise for my husband, and Liz's homemade marshmallows and the homemade cookies we took home allowed us to keep enjoying the stay we had here. If we ever decide to come out to The Hamptons again, White Fences would be the first place we look to book. We had an absolutely incredible stay.

Wonderful stay at beautiful and immaculately clean B and B. Host and resident Bailey were perfect…read moreexamples of hospitality and hostess busy in kitchen making innovative and delicious breakfast options. Lovely on all accounts.

What a great place to stay in the hamptons! Our room was clean, comfortable and quiet. It was…read moreconveniently located - easy to get into town and to the beaches. And the hosts were lovely. They gave us wonderful "local" recommendations for places to go, restaurants and even routes to take. We would definitely stay there again.

This was our initial experience at the Mill House Inn located in East Hampton. We visited for the…read moreHampton Classic, and the location proved to be extremely convenient. Our accommodation was situated on the third floor, which was ideal, featuring a king-sized bed, a television, and a bathroom equipped with a spacious soaking tub. Each morning, we enjoyed a complimentary breakfast that included eggs, yogurt, fruit, pancakes, coffee, tea, and more. This meal was available in a cozy dining area or could be served in our room. Additionally, there is a small snack area accessible throughout the day. The Inn itself exudes the charm of a bygone era and is well-maintained. The staff consistently demonstrated friendliness and attentiveness. The Inn is conveniently positioned within walking distance to downtown and other attractions. Overall, it was a delightful stay.

The place is amazing, very well kept. Very clean and quiet. rooms are beautiful and breakfast is…read moredelicious It is highly recommend and we can't wait to came back during the summer.

One of the worst dining experiences I have ever had…read more My partner became ill and was unable to join me for dinner. We called the restaurant to either move our reservation to another day or cancel it, and were told that only the manager could assist us. However, we were told the manager was unavailable because he was busy speaking with regulars at a table. I asked if we could simply be placed on hold until he was available so we could find a solution. We were told no. Instead, the employee said they would "leave a note" and that someone would call us back if they were able to help. Meanwhile, we were told that if the reservation was canceled, we would be charged a $135 cancellation fee -- despite the fact that we were actively trying to work with the restaurant to either reschedule or resolve the situation. The experience became even more unacceptable when the employee eventually hung up on us and then stopped answering our calls. The restaurant only answered after American Express contacted them on our behalf. To be clear, I have no issue with a restaurant having a cancellation policy. What I have an issue with is the way this situation was handled: being told the manager was "too busy" to speak with us, being refused the simple courtesy of being placed on hold, having our calls screened, and ultimately being hung up on. That is an embarrassing level of customer service for an establishment of this caliber. I genuinely hope someone in management -- above the person working the restaurant that evening -- takes this seriously and addresses this behavior. A cancellation policy is one thing; treating a customer with this level of disrespect is another.

We recently had dinner at 1770 House and really enjoyed the beautiful outdoor garden setting, it…read moremade for a lovely evening catching up with friends. The service was excellent and the ambiance is definitely the highlight. As for the food, it was good but didn't quite live up to our expectations. A few of our dishes arrived overcooked and only lukewarm, which was a bit disappointing. That said, we still had a nice experience overall. I wouldn't hesitate to come back, especially to enjoy the beautiful garden atmosphere. Overall, a nice spot for a relaxed night out.

barbro and her son oscar run a very nice b&b, tucked into the woods with a very nice porch and…read moregarden. my wife and i stayed in the separate guest cottage, tin roof and all, and it had a tv (the other rooms didn't, and it was raining during our stay). while the room was ok, certainly spacious enough, it just wasn't comfortable. the tv in the living room was opposite a very firm ...couch(?) with hard pillows. couldn't relax. i liked the bed; my wife didn't. the breakfast was sparse but sufficient (fruit, yogurt, donuts, bread, cheese and a daily special--swedish pancakes) but not exactly a lumberjack breakfast. anyway, we enjoyed our stay but would opt for something more comfortable next time.

Our stay at harborwoods guesthouse was great! The owners were terrific to deal with and our…read moreaccommodations were great. It's not fancy but very comfortable, clean and quaint. The owners were very accommodating and made 5 North Carolinians feel very welcome. The breakfast each morning was delicious. We were there for a wedding at wolfers vineyard but if we ever find ourselves in the hamptons again we would definitely stay at harborwoods again.

This place is a rip off. There is a horrible smell and the shared rooms are very rundown. The owner…read moretakes advantage of the holiday weekends in the Hamptons and charges exorbitant prices with the inability to cancel the reservation. The images online do not display the actual experience of going to this bed and breakfast. I do not recommend it for the prices they charge.

Perfect weather helped kick off an excellent evening on the terrace. Food, drink and service could…read morecompete with NYC's finest restaurants. We had a quick drink at the bar inside . Charming decor and refreshing innovative drinks. Then to the terrace- Oysters - a Filet cooked perfectly with some narcotic sauce and a few glasses of vino. Just great service and delicious food. Everyone in our group ordered differently and all were very happy with their choices and all commented on the sauces as well. Birthday dinner for our friend and our waiter Sean nailed that angle as well. Profiteroles for the group and a piece of birthday cheesecake with a candle and festive appropriate birthday singing at the ideal moment Go tonight. Ask for Sean. He is the best and was looking a bit like young Ernest Hemingway last night .

This place hasn't changed much…read more My review of this place remains a 4. The cornbread is still fantastic with the butter. The filet mignon still has a beefy taste and lacks seasoning.

The Baker House 1650 in East Hampton is just an amazing bed and breakfast experience. It's an old…read morehouse from 1600's with all the old world charm. If you want to have a massage or the private pool make an appointment and reserve your private time. The rooms are quite beautiful and offer a lot of charm and all the necessities. They offer delicious breakfast each morning, The staff is extremely friendly and helpful.

1. A gentleman with AirPods in his ears checked us in. To explain that we would need to move rooms…read moreafter our first night into a different room for our remaining two nights, he showed us the entire booking screen with all the guests' private contact information. 2. The rooms have iPod docks with 30-pin connectors. I mean at this point just remove them if you aren't going to replace them guys - they haven't worked with any iPhone since 2012. 3. A woman who fell squarely into the "surprised and afraid to find herself in charge of a hotel" category was incredibly rude to my wife when we were working from the room (as we had been told we could) the day we needed to inexplicably vacate it for a different room. "My husband is showering, we need 15 minutes." "You can't have 15 minutes." Like, what are you going to do? Forcibly remove us from the room? You guys were the ones who told us we could use the room. 4. I should also note that the rooms were LITERALLY RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO EACH OTHER and to my eye completely identical. (The one we moved to had a small balcony but otherwise I didn't detect any material difference.) It doesn't seem like an insurmountable puzzle to solve that you could have just put the other people into the vacant room. 5. They decided for some reason to empty the hotel's septic tank during our friends' wedding photos. 6. It's one of those places where a hopeless fussy person has laminated lots of signs with rules and instructions. Do NOT remove the laminated guide to the room from the room itself. Do NOT use any towel other than the blue ones for removing makeup. Do NOT flush anything other than toilet paper because the house has EXTREMELY sensitive plumbing. It all seems like someone very, very angry runs the place. (Is there a significant problem with guests removing the laminated guide from the room?) One star for a good location and another star for a pretty good breakfast (you are entitled to ONE cooked item, per the rules).

Wonderful renovation and new (Colony-Palm Beach), management…read more Lovely indoor/outdoor seating. Our server, Hugh Kennedy was very sweet and efficient. The new Chanel pop up is in a separate cottage on the property.

We love this historic in right in EH Village. The current restaurant has a great brunch and good…read morefood with pretty garden views.

Really underrated hotel in EH. The staff is simply fantastic. The front desk ladies made our stay…read moreso enjoyable. Like we made new friends. The rooms are clean and the AC blows cold. Great deals midweek. A fun bar. The Palm is at your fingertips for a quality steak.

Had a lovely Hamptons overnight here. Location is the key. Seriously right in the middle of town…read moreand an easy drive to the beaches. Dark, small "lobby", so the main area could use a facelift but the room was clean and comfortable. Staff was helpful. Beach chairs, umbrellas and towels provided. Perfect for a girls trip.