Montauk Manor

Chic rooms in a breezy lodging featuring a heated outdoor pool, ocean views & free parking. Off Montauk Highway and offering ocean views, this breezy hotel with vintage 1950s-era architecture is across the street from Kirk Park Beach and 6 miles from Montauk Lighthouse. Airy, understated rooms feature minibars, free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, as well as decorative art and furnishings. Suites add patios or balconies with garden or ocean views. Kids (up to 2 per room) stay at no charge with an adult. Parking is complimentary. A heated outdoor pool is surrounded by sunloungers, ottomans and sofas. There's also an expansive lawn with sofas and umbrella-shaded tables.

Breakfast standards including pancakes, omelettes, and waffles round out the menu at this informal eatery.

Owned by commercial fishermen, this 2-story American seafood eatery also offers sushi & inlet views.

Step into Sel Rrose, a Parisian-inspired gem where you can savor fresh oysters, inventive small plates, and refreshing cocktails in a vibrant, stylish setting.

Minimalist motel rooms with free Wi-Fi & parking, plus access to an outdoor pool & a restaurant. Set on the eastern tip of Long Island, this chic motel is close to the beach and 6 miles from Montauk Point Lighthouse. The airy, minimalist rooms feature en suite bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, luxe bedding and flat-screen TVs. There's also a suite with a full kitchen and pull-out sofa. Parking is free, as is a shuttle to/from local stations, and access to amenities at the motel's nearby sister resort. These include an outdoor pool, a restaurant and bar, bike rentals, and landscaped gardens with sitting areas and hammocks.

Enduring quick-serve burger joint dishes up comfort eats & ice cream in vintage surrounds.

This popular vacation spot boasts sandy surf beaches, dramatic cliffs, and the beloved local snack shack, Ditch Witch, perfect for families and surfers alike.

Funky low-key cash-only saloon with dark woods & small rooms serving fresh-off-the-boat seafood.

"We have created a museum with the intention of preserving and presenting to the public the history of the original inhabitants of the land. Through workshops, lectures, films, and displays, visitors to the Montauk Indian Museum are offered opportunities to explore early Native American life, with an emphasis on the skills and materials that prevailed in our area."