If you’re searching for the best places to stay in East Hampton, The 1770 House proudly stands as one of Long Island’s top-rated restaurants and inns. Tucked right on Main Street, our historic inn blends the feeling of a boutique hideaway, coupled with modern amenities and the charm of a true Hamptons classic. Guests love the beautifully designed rooms, the intimate scale, and the kind of personalized service that makes you feel known. According to CNN, “This intimate inn, based very close to the heart of East Hampton Village, is well worth searching for.”
It’s a place where the luxury feels effortless and the atmosphere is warm, inviting, and unmistakably East Hampton. What really sets this Hamptons gem apart is the location. Step outside and you’re within minutes of everything that makes this village special: the beaches, the galleries, the boutiques, and some of the most sought-after dining on the East End. Whether you’re planning a long weekend or a much-needed extended escape, the 1770 House offers the comfort and character travelers look for when choosing Hamptons boutique inns or East Hampton hotels.
And the best part? Every day here can unfold a little differently. Wander over to Guild Hall for an exhibit or performance, or explore the Parrish Art Museum’s stunning collection. If wine tasting is on your list of what to do in East Hampton, Wölffer Estate Vineyard, Channing Daughters and Duckwalk Vineyards are just a short, scenic drive away. Outdoor lovers can hike local trails, stretch out on the iconic East Hampton beaches, or bike along quiet village lanes. Hit the links at Poxabogue Golf Center in Brideghampton or at the Sag Harbor Golf Club, both public golf courses. For tennis, book a court or take a lesson at East Hampton Indoor Tennis, or at East Hampton Tennis Club, a private club with Har-tru courts that also welcomes non-members.
Prefer something low-key? Browse the shops on Main Street and Newtown Lane, linger over a coffee, or catch a movie at the AMC up the road. Wherever your day takes you, coming home to The 1770 House feels like the perfect ending. Art, culture, sports, nature, food, and the timeless coastal charm of the Hamptons—here, it’s all right at your doorstep.
