Nautical rooms, suites, seafood restaurant, saltwater pool











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"Baron’s Cove leans into the Hamptons lifestyle hard. If you don’t want to drop several million on a mansion, Baron’s Cove will give you a taste for the weekend. Located right along Sag Harbor cove, there’s a salt water pool in the summer, lounge chairs aplenty by said pool, and a preppy interior that looks like Ralph Lauren gave the decorator some tips. Guests can opt for a room that looks out onto the garden or the water. No matter where you stay, there will be nods to nautical design. With a full restaurant that services both guests and other visitors to Sag Harbor, you’ll never have to travel far for a meal here. But, this is the Hamptons, so prepare to shell out $25 for a breakfast sandwich or $26 for a lobster omelet at brunch. At dinner, opt for seafood options like the local catch of the day and a lobster caesar." - Alex Van Buren, Andrea Whittle, Devra Ferst


"Get a sweeping view of the bay and Sag Harbor marina from a perch on the second floor of one of the area’s chicest hotels, while munching on starters of crispy artichoke or housemate burrata with fig balsamic glaze. Move on to roasted chicken with grilled shishitos; mussels with white wine and saffron tomato broth; or stuffed red peppers with quinoa, blistered tomatoes, spinach, and mushrooms. On weekends, live music ups the ambiance." - Beth Landman

"A renovated, rehabbed motel with retro vibes, this 67-room waterfront resort attracts hip couples and young families with upscale amenities like a sparkling swimming pool, seasonal beach service, an on-site tennis court, and complimentary bike rentals. I especially appreciate the all-day restaurant for seafood staples such as lobster rolls and local oysters and the lively lounge with indoor and outdoor seating; rooms and suites are done in whites, grays, and blues that nod to Sag Harbor’s nautical history, and accommodations with private gardens or decks are a worth-it splurge." - Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based writer and editor who specializes in travel, lifestyle, food, and shopping content. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A laid-back waterfront hotel in Sag Harbor that serves as a comfortable base for exploring local dining, shopping and nearby beaches." - Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes is a senior editor at Travel + Leisure, covering everything from luxury hotels to theme parks to must-pack travel products. Originally from South Carolina, Elizabeth moved to New York City from London, where she started her career as a travel blogger and writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"I found this cozy waterfront Long Island retreat steeped in literary charm — guests who buy the Travels With Charley package receive a copy of Steinbeck's book and can relax on a fenced-in front porch while their pup runs free; the package also includes treats, a frisbee, a bed, and a daily dining credit. I think it's best visited in winter when Sag Harbor is quiet and you can sit together by the fire looking out at the silent harbor, and nearby Havens Beach (off-season) and Montauk Brewery make for easy dog-friendly outings." - Nina Ruggiero Nina Ruggiero Travel + Leisure Senior Editorial Director Nina Ruggiero oversees T+L's award-winning travel content across digital platforms. She is also the co-founder of Be A Travel Writer, an online course for aspiring travel journalists. When she's not traveling between her current home in Los Angeles and T+L HQ in New York City, Nina can often be found in Italy or the UK. She has lived in NYC, LA, Miami, Rome, and Sicily, and has traveled extensively through Europe, the U.S., Asia, the Caribbean, and Mexico, in addition to visiting Botswana, Morocco, New Zealand, and more. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines