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Where to stay in East Hampton?

1. Journey East Hampton
Journey East Hampton
2. East Hampton House Resort
East Hampton House Resort
4. Sound View Greenport
Sound View Greenport
5. The Maidstone
The Maidstone
6. Montauk Manor
Montauk Manor
7. Offshore Montauk
Offshore Montauk
8. The Huntting Inn
The Huntting Inn
9. The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn
The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn
10. Mill House Inn
Mill House Inn
11. The Sagaponack
The Sagaponack
12. The Roundtree, Amagansett
The Roundtree, Amagansett
13. Hilton Mystic
Hilton Mystic
14. Sea Crest Resort
Sea Crest Resort
16. Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa
Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa
17. Faraway Sag Harbor
Faraway Sag Harbor
18. Sag Harbor Inn
Sag Harbor Inn
19. EHP Resort & Marina
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Go beyond your typical stay in East Hampton


Top neighbourhoods in East Hampton
- Clearwater Beach
- North Main Street Historic District
- East Hampton North
- Egypt Lane Historic District
- Pantigo Road Historic District

Clearwater Beach
Clearwater Beach dazzles with miles of powdery white sand that feels like walking on sugar. Pier 60 hosts nightly sunset celebrations where street performers and local artists create a carnival-like atmosphere. The beachfront buzzes with volleyball games and water sports while the nearby marine aquarium lets you get up-close with rescued sea turtles and dolphins. Gulf seafood dominates the restaurant scene, from casual beach bars to fancy oceanview spots with tropical cocktails. Most hotels offer dreamy views and easy beach access, though prices climb during winter's peak season. The beach area is super walkable, with trolleys connecting major attractions when your flip-flops need a break.

North Main Street Historic District
North Main Street Historic District captures East Hampton's colonial charm with beautifully preserved 18th and 19th-century buildings. Stroll tree-lined streets past weathered cedar shingles and white picket fences that tell stories of the Hamptons' rich heritage. Visit the Osborn-Jackson House Museum or find serenity at East Hampton Village Nature Trail and Wildlife Sanctuary just steps away. The area offers upscale farm-to-table dining featuring fresh seafood and local produce. Historic bed & breakfasts and boutique inns provide charming accommodation with premium amenities. Though limited public transit exists, the district is perfectly walkable, with Atlantic beaches just a short drive away.

East Hampton North
East Hampton North delivers the Hamptons' luxury vibe without the tourist crush. You can visit Hither Hills State Park for outdoor adventures or explore local culture at the Sag Harbour Whaling Museum. Art lovers will appreciate the LongHouse Reserve's sculptures, while history buffs can dive into East Hampton's past at the Historical Society. Accommodation here means spacious holiday rentals with private pools and manicured gardens. Getting around requires a car, as public transit is limited. The dining scene involves short drives to upscale restaurants in East Hampton village, where seafood specialities and seasonal ingredients dominate the menus.

Egypt Lane Historic District
Village of East Hampton's Egypt Lane Historic District neighbourhood has lots of places to visit, such as Guild Hall and East Hampton Village Nature Trail and Wildlife Sanctuary.
Pantigo Road Historic District
Village of East Hampton's Pantigo Road Historic District neighbourhood offers attractions, including East Hampton Village Nature Trail and Wildlife Sanctuary.
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Pristine Main Beach invites sun-worshippers to spread their towels alongside the occasional celebrity without making a fuss. Guild Hall hosts excellent art exhibitions and performances in a deceptively small-town building. The LongHouse Reserve combines sculpture gardens with meticulously designed landscapes. At Pollock-Krasner House, Jackson's paint-splattered floor remains exactly as he left it – arguably more interesting than some of his actual paintings. Main Street's boutiques sell items at prices that would make Manhattan shoppers blink, while seafood restaurants serve local catches with minimal fuss and maximum flavour. The Home Sweet Home Museum offers a quaint counterpoint to all this moneyed perfection.
















































































































