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    ROSARIO S. CASSATA AT TOPPING ROSE HOUSE IN BRIDGEHAMPTON, LONG ISLAND, NY.
    Rosario S. C.

    The Topping Rose House, a full-service hotel perfectly located in Bridgehampton, Long Island, offers well-appointed guest rooms, suites, and cottages. The property also features a large barn for special events, a spa, and a fitness center. Guests can dine at the in-house restaurant, Jean-Georges, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Valet parking is available on-site. Breakfast is included when booking directly with the hotel, but not when booking through third-party sites like Orbitz.

    Darren Z.

    It's a really nice little boutique hotel, you definitely get what you pay for here. Ppl complaining about price for what you get must have never been to the area to understand that you're paying a premium just to be in this super desirable location. Their amenities are minimal but again better than most places....their pool area (pictured) is beautiful, their courtyard is gorgeous and they have a gym that gets the job done for a few days. Their rooms are decent in size and have everything you could need. Staff is nice and their restaurant is EXCELLENT. I have been a few times I. The last few years and plan to come back again after season later this year - highly recommend for anyone in need of a decent place to lodge in the area.

    So nice
    Crystal P.

    We stayed here for our little babymoon since I didn't feel like the trek into the city, and my hubs has never stayed out in the hamptons. I've had my eye on this place for awhile after seeing it on groupon years ago. Fancy hotel out in the hamptons? I mean most are like motels done up. Last minute my dad couldn't watch our dogs so I had to add them and that was easy, plus we upgraded our room. $35 for the dogs is pretty cool, I hate places that charge $100s like the dog is gonna destroy the room lol. (Looking at you fox hollow) Anyway it was great for this pregnant girl to find out all the snacks were free so I could right away start snacking (snacking helps you not feel sick) I also loved the nice restaurant was right there so we could walk on over for dinner, or even get room service if I wasn't up to going out. The hotel was gorgeous, room was gorgeous, service great. The bad was I don't know if the AC just was not working, or we didn't do it right, the guy insisted if it was lit up green it was on. There was no cool air. Yeah not fun being pregnant in a 70 degree room. My hubs thought it was fine but yeah he's not the pregnant one lol. Maybe it's some eco thing but I would have preferred a nice cooler room, which never seemed to say anything but 74 degrees, and no cool air seemed to come out of 1 of the vents, yet the green light was on. It was such a confusing central air thing, and we've stayed at 1000s of hotels. It was only one night but if I had been there for the weekend I would have flipped, literally it was cooler outside. Breakfast is included but they don't say well you pay taxes, which wasn't a big deal $3 is no big deal lol but they could mention that in small print or maybe they do I just didn't see it. I was happy we could walk over to get breakfast especially as I felt sick. I wish I had noticed my eggs came with nothing I would have ordered a side, I just figured they always do out of the 100x I've ordered eggs Benny lol. They were good though so I give them that. I also blame pregnancy brain for not reading to see nothing came with it :P Then my hubs checked out and was told they had to charge taxes because hotels.com didn't charge all the taxes or something. It made no sense and that just annoyed me, especially after oh just $35 for two dogs we'll charge meanwhile now we're basically paying the extra money anyway but in taxes? They gave no bill or email bill either so I'm still not sure what these extra taxes are for. Hotels did charge us $58 in taxes, why do we have to pay extra taxes? I would understand if it's a resort fee or something (Gurneys does that) but even going to their website I see none of these extra taxes if you book directly thru them. I only booked thru hotels.com because of ebates lol. Now it's like the lousy 6% cashback is nothing compared to the like $46 in extra taxes we have to pay for some reason. If hotels.com isn't charging taxes correctly they should take it up with them, not charge us meanwhile we paid taxes for the room. Though comparing it from their website, seems hotels.coms charged the right tax, so if they're keeping it, again they should take it up with that website not us because we paid. Anyway it was just an annoyance to a nice night out. If they want to charge resort fees say so, like Gurneys does. Not slap you with it as you leave. Anyway I'd still recommend this hotel despite the tax nonsense. It was a nice night out, and a very nice room. I also liked the being able to take out a Lexus, it was nice. Where's the cute sporty Lexus? I've seen it on instagram! Lol. I'd also still come back because I like nice hotels, and it was a nice time plus amazing service. Plus the fact they allow dogs, our dogs had a blast. Our dogs seriously have never been so well behaved on a vacation, they loved it. If you want a nice hotel, this is the place out in the hamptons. Encase I didn't say it we stayed in a cottage room!

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    D M.

    Very good eggs Benedict and burger. Same for the grilled shrimp salad. The muffin and scone basket paled in comparison to the free bread served with the mean. Rather disappointing. Very attentive, friendly service.

    The grout is gross

    I arrived back in the room after being out and the people servicing the room had our pillows on the top of our closed suitcases that have been in cars, planes, and dragged around other dirty areas. I asked calmly if they planned to put the pillows on the bed or put new pillows cases on and they said they planned to put them back on the bed. This is on top of the room not being clean when we arrived and a lot of wear and tear in the room. I went to the front desk and told them about my concerns. They didn't do anything. I'm now in bed and it is creaking and there is a divot (the type that forms when a mattress is old). I'm frankly just confused on how this hotel costs so much. I'm really confused. I enjoyed my stay at the Marriott in Newport much more.

    Studio king
    Yin H.

    Property is expensive but service and amenities here do not justify the price point. The hotel constantly has outside events. Both nights we were here, there was a wedding at the pool area right outside our room. The pool was closed off early for set up and we heard loud club music from 5-10 pm both nights plus loud drunk people yelling until midnight. If this is routine, the hotel should certainly notify guests of this during check in. Room is comfortable and clean with wonderful linens, there are complimentary bottles of water and soda as well as some snacks. Breakfast is included which is a huge plus. Food was very good though again, service is a hit or miss. The first morning was a disaster. Took 30 minutes to get a latte. However the second morning was wonderful, we were served coffee immediately and taken care of. We stayed on points so it wasn't a horrible deal but this place definitely can't justify the $2-3k a night prices!! We did feel that the hotel penalizes those booking on points. We got an ada room and made me wonder if we missed out on having a nice tub instead of an oversized shower. The hotel seems to hold a lot of outside events, which takes away from the serene and more exclusive feel of the hotel. If I'm going to be spending a ton of money here, I'd expect to be able to use the amenities and property anytime instead of those being directed towards other events. There's a cool Samsung frame TV which looks like art but we couldn't figure out how to tune to regular channels. We wanted to watch the us open on espn and ended up having to log into the app via our own cable account. It's small things like these that you expect to be seamless at a resort of this caliber. Location is good, right across the street from restaurants and a 10 minute drive or longer bike ride to the beach. Apparently you can get a beach parking permit from the front desk but again, they do a horrible job of introducing the property and amenities during check in.

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    What an amazing experience- I am here off season and it is so lovely and the staff is awesome the food incredible.

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