Gurney's Montauk Hotel Review
"Set on the far tip of Long Island, this upscale coastal retreat channels Montauk’s windswept, weathered charm with design touches like weathered wood, soft neutrals, and oceanic blues. The property offers 158 rooms, suites, and beachfront cottages—most facing the Atlantic with private balconies or terraces—including spacious suites and cottages with living rooms and kitchenettes; the Oceanfront King is notable for floor-to-ceiling windows that bring the ocean into the room. Dining anchors include a coastal Mediterranean spot known for shareable plates (don’t miss the over-a-pound Angry Lobster drenched in sriracha butter and ginger) plus a casual all-day lounge that transitions from coffee shop to raw bar and cocktail venue, alongside full Beach Club dining using local ingredients. Amenities emphasize seaside leisure and wellness: a private Beach Club with cabanas, chairs, umbrellas, and a full menu; a seawater-fed indoor pool; steam rooms, saunas, and treatment suites; a two-story fitness center; and a newly reimagined Seawater Spa (redesigned by architect Ignacio Alonso) featuring a multi-dimensional thalassotherapy Bathhouse. Located on Old Montauk Highway, it’s a short ride from Montauk Village, Ditch Plains, Gosman’s Dock, and lively evening spots, and it operates as a four-star seasonal destination with peak rates starting around $700 per night."
