The Hamptons

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Nestled on a prime piece of property surrounded by woods and fronting a small beach and the bay, this property has standard hotel rooms as well as private water-view cottages, some renovated in style. — Lonely Planet
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A small, sophisticated, Scandinavian-accented hotel in a restored Greek Revival home in the Hamptons. — Condé Nast Traveler
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Escape from the city to boutique hideaway A Room at the Beach, a make-yourself-at-home stay in pretty Bridgehampton. — Mr & Mrs Smith
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Overlooking Lake Montauk, this family-friendly resort is a classic summer getaway with views of the attached marina, bobbing with boats, and a white lighthouse. — Oyster
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This unassuming motel offers efficiencies with full kitchens, contemporary furniture, and free Wi-Fi; a deluxe room can accommodate families. It also features a pool, tennis courts, basketball hoop. — Fodor's
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This historic home turned bed-and-breakfast in East Hampton is meticulously maintained and decorated. — Oyster
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This two-story motel is steps from the dunes and the beach, just across the two-lane Old Montauk Highway. — Fodor's
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— Mr & Mrs Smith
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There are 88 individually decorated rooms at this three-pearl Montauk property. — Oyster
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The 109-room, upscale Gurney's Montauk stands out among Hamptons hotels, quite literally: It's one of the largest resorts in the area, and it also has the best beachfront location. — Oyster
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Built in 1927 as a getaway for the rich and famous, Montauk Manor is a Tudor Revival-style hotel perched on a grassy hilltop overlooking the water. — Oyster
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From same owners as Salt House in Provincetown, The Chequit, has 37 rooms in three 1800s buildings. — Condé Nast Traveler
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The Southampton Village Motel is a bright and fresh budget property with a convenient location and a quiet atmosphere. — Oyster
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Hospitality is the hallmark of this charming shingle-covered colonial inn, where every bedroom has antique cast-iron beds and country pine furniture. — Fodor's
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This 30-room boutique hotel in Southampton is geared toward the cool crowd with its famed restaurant and designer duds sold on-site. — Oyster
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