The Hamptons

Soak in the seaside getaway setting that New York City locals escape to. The Hamptons is a group of towns and villages in the eastern end of Long Island.

Stay

From family-run inns to world-renowned luxury resorts, find a welcoming home away from home.

Gurney's Montauk Resort

One of the area's only year-round five star resorts, right on the beach. We like how family-friendly it is, as well as the fantastic on-site restaurants.

Topping Rose House

This renovated 19th century mansion and estate in Bridgehampton offers well-appointed rooms and private cottages as well as a restaurant by Jean-Georges and luxury cars to shuttle you around town.

The Surf Lodge

Known for its trendy environment, The Surf Lodge is a laid-back lakeside retreat boasting 20 rooms and an outdoor summer concert series.

Baron's Cove

This historic waterfront spot was once a favorite of Truman Capote. It's recently been renovated and is just a short walk from downtown Sag Harbor.

Shou Sugi Ban House

This Japanese-inspired "ryokan" is the perfect place to reset with its tranquil tea lounge and dedicated meditation building.

The Reform Club

Comprised of 7 suites, 3 cottages, and the "21 House", The Reform Club is a gorgeous addition to the Hamptons boutique hotel scene.

A Room at the Beach

Close to some of the prettiest beaches in Bridgehampton, stay in this little hideaway and get one of their 10 rooms. Open the wicker cooler and you will find free bottles of fruit and rosé for your own enjoyment.

Marram

Book a room at this boutique styled hotel that sits right above the ocean. Fire pits and a pool sit along the deck overlooking the water for some needed downtime.

Eat

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

Topping Rose House

This casually elegant restaurant by Jean-Georges serves delicious dishes derived from ingredients grown on the property's one acre farm.

Coche Comedor

With a menu designed for sharing, this Mexican spot in Amagansett is perfect for tacos and a margarita (or two).

Lunch Lobster Roll

A retro roadside seafood shack known for its classic hot and cold lobster rolls — since 1965.

Carissa's the Bakery

A James Beard Award-winning bakery serving artisanal breads, cakes, gelatos and more in a modernist space in East Hampton.

Nick & Toni's

Since 1988, Nick & Toni's charming ambiance and delicious seasonally-inspired menu has been charming East Hampton visitors and locals for over three decades.

Moby's

Located between East Hampton and Amagansett, Moby's offers coastal Italian in a restored property from the 1880s. A perfect spot for sunset cocktails.

Candy Kitchen

With the look and feel of an old-school ice cream shoppe and candy store, we especially love Candy Kitchen's breakfast.

The American Hotel

This hotel restaurant, known for its "American-French" cuisine, will transport you to the 1920s with its intimate atmosphere.

Duryea's

An ideal seaside spot for rosé-filled afternoons with friends. The lobster roll is a must.

SALT

Book a meal at this waterfront lunch spot on Shelter Island. Get a taste of their delicious lobster rolls as you watch the boats pass by.

Il Buco al Mare

Come for a meal for some delicious seafood in Amagansett. Be sure to order their prawns and octopus, two of their most popular dishes.

Drink

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

Rosie's Amagansett

Also good for "blunch", we love this Amagansett spot for cocktails. Go for the 631 Fizz.

Gurney's Montauk Resort

The famed resort offers a waterfront haven perfect for catching up with friends over drinks. The Beach Club, The Firepit, and The Regent Cocktail Club are all great options.

Rowdy Hall

Located in the village of East Hampton, Rowdy Hall is a traditional English pub that serves as a gathering place for visitors and locals alike.

Navy Beach Montauk

Located on a 200 foot private beach, Navy Beach is the perfect place to sip rosé on a warm summer day.

The Bell and Anchor

This upscale seafood-centric restaurant is a great place to share cocktails in Sag Harbor.

East Hampton Grill

With its classic ambiance, East Hampton Grill is a lovely spot for a nightcap — whether it be a negroni or espresso martini.

Wölffer Estate

Located in Sagaponack, this rustic-modern tasting room is perched above lush vineyards and offers delectable charcuterie platters and award-winning wines.

Ruschmeyers

Go grab a drink with a friend in this bar's serene environment, located right outside of Montauk and near the Long Island Railroad station.

What to do

Immerse yourself in local activities — including world-class golf courses, beaches, spas, parks, and more.

Tate's Bake Shop

Head to the iconic Tate's Bake Shop in Southampton for a perfect midday sweet treat! This adorable little cottage whips up fresh cakes, cookies & other baked goods, with gluten-free and vegan options.

Sunset Beach

Making for a great day trip, Sunset Beach is located just north of most of the action on Shelter Island.

Market Art & Design

An international art fair curated by more than 75 galleries; held each summer at the Bridgetown Museum.

Coopers Beach

Consistently named as one of America's best beaches, the white sandy shores of Coopers Beach in Southampton is the perfect place to spend a hot summer day.

Ditch Plains Beach

A known surf mecca, Ditch Plains Beach is one of the farthest points east on Long Island — just two miles east of Montauk village.

Montauk Lighthouse

Authorized by Congress in 1792 under President George Washington, this was the first lighthouse in New York State and is the fourth oldest active lighthouse in the United States.

Main Beach

Located in East Hampton, Main Beach is the ideal picnic spot with pristine shoreline views.

Dan Flavin Art Institute

This minimalist art gallery, right in Bridgehampton, showcases his vibrant neon light artwork.

Longhouse Reserve

This 16-acre sculpture garden allows for a beautiful walk through of plants, flowers, and other foliage.

Culture

Discover local art museums, theaters, landmarks, festivals, and more.

Parrish Art Museum

Designed by Herzog & de Meuron Architects and located in Water Mill, Parrish Art Museum focuses extensively on work by artists from the artist colony of the South Shore and North Shore.