At a Glance
With the most amenities of any property in the Hamptons, East Hampton Point is an attractive option for groups and families.
Review
Out of all the Hamptons hotels, East Hampton Point most resembles a full-on hotel and amenities include a gym (still quaint though as it’s housed in a former church building), a swimming pool, tennis courts, a playground for children and a topnotch bar and restaurant. It’s a bit north of the main town area, located instead by a pretty marina so guests get a great view of incoming and outgoing boats. Lofty ceilings, fireplaces and large marble bathrooms. Accommodations are divided between suites in a building called the Palmer House and thirteen cottages scattered throughout the property.
In both, the cottages range in size—some are studios, others are duplexes—and many have outdoor decks, Jacuzzis and kitchens. The suites, all of which have their own private entrances, have large marble bathrooms and the nicer ones have high ceilings, private terraces and balconies accessed via staircases. In both, look evoked is English Country, and you’ll find large, four-poster beds, lofty ceilings, fireplaces, Oriental rugs and lots of whites, creams and pastels (popular colors are mint and cerulean). In the Palmer House, common living rooms separate all the bedrooms, so families and groups can choose from an array of possible combinations (granted of course that there’s availability).
Written by Indagare