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East Marion is beautiful - but nothing going on there. Someone else said Greenport - I second that. There are restaurants, bars, beach, ferry to Shelter Island, and B&B's.
I'm looking at greenport on google street view. To be honest I don't see much difference with cold spring harbor or towns like that, which is much closer to the nassau county (where we live).
Is that right?
Gurneys Inn Montauk looks really nice. $300 a night is ok, but it has 4 stars on their reviews in Google. For that money I kind of expect the best on LI. It's definitely a contender though.
In the hamptons, any town that is the "cutest"? My wife likes cute.
I'm looking at greenport on google street view. To be honest I don't see much difference with cold spring harbor or towns like that, which is much closer to the nassau county (where we live).
Is that right?
Gurneys Inn Montauk looks really nice. $300 a night is ok, but it has 4 stars on their reviews in Google. For that money I kind of expect the best on LI. It's definitely a contender though.
In the hamptons, any town that is the "cutest"? My wife likes cute.
Hiking would be really nice too.
Much appreciated.
Gurneys isn't exactly a bed and breakfast either. It's a hotel. And while I like the atmosphere, it would not be considered "cute".
For a hotel that is a lot like a bed and breakfast, check out The American Hotel in Sag Harbor.
Also 1770 House or The Hunting Inn in East Hampton. Both are B and Bs and both have really good food.
Oh, and all three of those choices could be considered cute.
As far as towns go, East Hampton is very quaint. So is Amagansett, but there is more to do in East Hampton. Southampton is the largest of the towns, and while it is still very very nice, it is a little too big to be quaint. There are big chain stores in Southampton, which you wont find so much in the other towns.
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