The Sagaponack Hotel Review
"Once the Wainscott Inn, a $4 million renovation reimagined the property as a 30-room boutique that pairs classic cedar-shingled Hamptons exteriors with a contemporary, coastal palette of layered textures and deep greens. Rooms are grouped into Main Inn rooms and suites with polished-brass fixtures and bespoke furnishings, Studio Rooms with wet bars and private patios ideal for couples, and spacious Bungalows with kitchenettes and outdoor living—each promising notably comfortable beds. There’s no full restaurant, but two well-stocked galleys (one poolside, one in the Main Inn) provide complimentary snacks, Nespresso, and curated picnic-to-go bites, while service and touches like turndown make the stay feel like crashing at a stylish friend’s summer house. Amenities focus on relaxed, elevated fun: a heated saltwater plunge pool, lawn games (croquet, giant Jenga, chess), weekly poolside movies, yoga and meditation classes, complimentary vintage and electric bikes, and especially beach passes plus a Beach Locker stocked with chairs, umbrellas, toys, and coolers. Set across seven leafy acres on Montauk Highway between East Hampton and Bridgehampton, the hotel delivers understated Hamptons luxury with a coastal-cool edge, summer midweek rates starting around $599, and easy access to Gibson Beach, Wölffer Estate, Loaves & Fishes, Pike Farms, and nearby bakeries and general stores."
