The 2 Best Luxury Hotels in the Hamptons

From the The Roundtree Amagansett to the EHP Resort East Hampton: the finest luxury addresses in the Hamptons, hand-picked by our travel experts. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.

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from 600 €per night
2 luxury hotels in the Hamptons, United States

The top hotels in the Hamptons at a glance

From legendary grand hotels to intimate design addresses: these properties lead our ranking for the Hamptons. See at a glance where each hotel is located, which loyalty program earns you points and where nightly rates begin. "From" prices are current entry rates and may include limited-time promotional rates.

HotelLocationHotel programsuitespot scorePrice from
The Roundtree AmagansettAmagansett600 €
EHP Resort East HamptonEast Hampton

Current offers & deals for luxury hotels in the Hamptons

Many of our partner hotels in the Hamptons offer special conditions bookable via suitespot – from free nights to discounts on longer stays. Your suitespot benefits (breakfast, upgrade chance, hotel credit) apply on top.

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EHP Resort East HamptonAvailable on request onlyDecember 31, 2027

Your guide to the best luxury hotels in the Hamptons

Our selection in the Hamptons consists of two houses on the East End of Long Island: The Roundtree Amagansett in Amagansett and the EHP Resort East Hampton in East Hampton. They sit about six kilometres apart – close enough that this page is really one address rather than a region. Entry rates at the Roundtree start at around 607 € per night.The Roundtree AmagansettThe Roundtree Amagansett · AmagansettEvery booking through suitespot includes a package of suitespot benefits:
  • Breakfast for two – continental and daily at the Roundtree, a 30 USD credit at the EHP
  • Hotel credit per stay – 50 USD at the Roundtree, 100 USD at the EHP
  • Room upgrade subject to availability
  • Early check-in & late check-out subject to availability
  • Complimentary internet at the Roundtree

The Roundtree Amagansett stands at 273 Main Street in Amagansett; the EHP Resort East Hampton sits on Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Road, on the water.

Between them the two houses hold 22 room types – eight at the Roundtree, 14 at the EHP. The range runs from a Studio Cottage at 26 m² to a free-standing House of 204 m².

Neither belongs to a points programme.

Two villages, not the whole Hamptons

The Hamptons are not one place but a string of roughly a dozen villages along the South Fork of Long Island, from Westhampton in the west to Montauk at the tip. Ask two people what „the Hamptons" means and you will get two answers.EHP Resort East HamptonEHP Resort East Hampton · East HamptonWe hold houses in two of those villages: Amagansett and East Hampton. Both sit in the eastern third, a little over 20 kilometres short of Montauk.Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAsk via WhatsAppWrite an emailAnd here is the limitation that goes with it: we do not hold houses in Southampton, Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor, Water Mill or Montauk. If you are set on Southampton or Montauk, this is not the page for you. For the eastern South Fork around East Hampton it is – and there the two houses sit so close together that the choice comes down to the kind of house rather than the location.

Where the two houses stand

Six kilometres apart sounds like neighbours, and they are. The difference is not the distance but which way the house faces: one onto a village main street, the other onto the water.

On the South Fork that is no small thing. The peninsula has two coasts – the open Atlantic to the south, with the beaches the Hamptons are known for, and the sheltered bays toward Gardiners Bay to the north, where the boats are. Both houses stand on the same peninsula, but not on the same side of it.

Amagansett on Main Street

This is where The Roundtree Amagansett stands (from around 607 €): at 273 Main Street, in the middle of the village. Amagansett is the smaller of the two addresses – a village centre where everything is walkable, and the Atlantic beaches are minutes away.


East Hampton on Three Mile Harbor

The EHP Resort East Hampton is not in the village centre but on Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Road – on the sheltered harbour on the north side of the South Fork, not the ocean side. One room type carries Marina View accordingly.


What is nearby – and what is not

East Hampton Airport is around nine kilometres from both houses, Southampton some 23 kilometres west, Montauk Point around 26 to 28 kilometres east. Manhattan is roughly 155 kilometres as the crow flies – the drive takes considerably longer than that number suggests.

Cottages, barns and one whole house

People booking the Hamptons are rarely looking for a standard hotel room, and both room lists reflect that. What is let here is called a cottage, a barn or a house.

The scope: 22 room types, eight at the Roundtree and 14 at the EHP.

At the Roundtree the range runs from the Studio Cottage at 26 m² through Barn Deluxe Room (32 m²) and Barn Suite (33 m²) to the Garden Cottage with a fireplace (35 m²). Above those sit two Cottages of 41 and 102 m² – and a free-standing House of 204 m², the largest room type on this page.

At the EHP the list splits into two families: Harbor House and Cottage. The first holds Harbor House Room (29 and 30 m², one with a Marina View) and two Harbor House Suites with terrace at 80 and 94 m². The second holds Junior Cottage (34 m²), Cottage (53 to 58 m² and 82 m²) and Cottage Suites at 53 and 82 m², alongside the Premier Cottage and Magari Harbor House categories.

One caveat on the square metres: our database holds no size for three EHP types – Premier Cottage, Premier Cottage Room and Magari Harbor House Suite. We do not quote a figure for those.

Points, status and what counts instead

There is one expectation this page does not meet, and it is better known before you book than after.

First: neither house belongs to a hotel chain or a points programme. You earn no points and no status nights for this stay, and existing status buys you nothing here. For independent houses of this size that is the norm rather than the exception.

Second, and it offsets a good deal: the benefits come straight from the booking rather than from a programme. At the EHP that means a 100 USD hotel credit plus a 30 USD breakfast credit per day; at the Roundtree, a continental breakfast for two plus a 50 USD hotel credit.

Either way: a room upgrade subject to availability and early check-in and late check-out are included at both houses.

One booking note: a minimum stay applies at the Roundtree. Please take the exact number of nights from the house's own benefit summary – our data fields disagree on it, and we would rather quote no figure than the wrong one.

What your suitespot booking includes

The benefits differ between the two houses, and the difference is large enough to be worth knowing before you choose.Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAsk via WhatsAppWrite an emailBreakfast at the Roundtree is a continental breakfast for two, daily. At the EHP it is a 30 USD credit per day for up to two people – depending on what you order, that covers breakfast fully or only in part.

On top of that comes a hotel credit per stay: 100 USD at the EHP, 50 USD at the Roundtree.

Also included are a room upgrade subject to availability and early check-in and late check-out, both subject to availability. The Roundtree additionally lists complimentary internet as a benefit of its own.

Not included: neither house offers a welcome gift, all-inclusive arrangements or a resort credit.

Getting there: East Hampton Airport is around nine kilometres away, JFK roughly 141 kilometres. The drive out to the South Fork runs along a single artery and is correspondingly slow on summer weekends – which is why many guests arrive and leave midweek.

Season: the Hamptons are a summer address. Rates and occupancy peak between Memorial Day and Labor Day; spring and autumn are quieter and cheaper, with cooler water.

As a suitespot guest you travel with VIP status – the benefits are held per house and apply whether you book a Cottage, a Harbor House Suite or the free-standing House.

Frequently asked questions about luxury hotels in the Hamptons

How many luxury hotels does suitespot hold in the Hamptons?

Currently two: The Roundtree Amagansett in Amagansett and the EHP Resort East Hampton in East Hampton. Both sit in the eastern part of the South Fork, around six kilometres apart. We do not currently hold houses in Southampton, Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor or Montauk.

What does a luxury hotel in the Hamptons cost?

At The Roundtree Amagansett entry rates start at around 607 € per night. For the EHP Resort East Hampton we hold no entry rate, which is why we deliberately quote no price range for the Hamptons – a range built from a single value would not be one. The Hamptons are among the most expensive summer addresses on the US East Coast; in high season between Memorial Day and Labor Day, rates run well above the entry figure.

Where exactly are the two houses?

The Roundtree stands at 273 Main Street in Amagansett, in the middle of the village. The EHP sits on Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Road in East Hampton – on the sheltered harbour on the north side of the South Fork, not on the ocean.

What is the difference between the two houses?

Mainly which way they face. The Roundtree is the smaller village-centre house with eight room types, among them cottages, barn categories and a free-standing House of 204 m². The EHP is the larger of the two with 14 room types and sits on the water, with Harbor House and Cottage categories up to 94 m². On benefits the EHP is stronger on hotel credit (100 rather than 50 USD), the Roundtree on breakfast (full rather than a credit).

How large are the suites in the Hamptons?

The largest units are the free-standing House at the Roundtree with 204 m² and a Cottage at 102 m². At the EHP the Harbor House Suites with terrace run to 80 and 94 m², and a Cottage Suite to 82 m². For three EHP categories we hold no size and quote no figure.

Is breakfast included?

At The Roundtree Amagansett, yes: a continental breakfast for two, daily. At the EHP Resort East Hampton you receive a 30 USD breakfast credit per day for a maximum of two people – whether that covers a full breakfast depends on what you order.

Do I earn points or status on a booking in the Hamptons?

No. Neither house belongs to a points programme, so there are no points and no status nights, and existing hotel status is not recognised here. The benefits come directly from booking through suitespot instead – hotel credit, breakfast, an upgrade subject to availability, and early check-in and late check-out.

How do I get to the Hamptons?

The nearest airport is East Hampton Airport, around nine kilometres away. From the New York airports it is roughly 141 kilometres from JFK; the drive out along the South Fork runs on a single artery and takes considerably longer on summer weekends than the distance suggests. Arriving midweek is correspondingly easier.

Personal luxury travel adviceOur travel advisors personally accompany your booking – 365 days a year, from the first offer to late check-out. Reach the suitespot VIP service via email or WhatsApp.Phone: +49 30 81452346 · hotel@suitespot.comAsk via WhatsAppWrite an email
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