The Reform Club
Hotel · Amagansett ·
Elegant suites with fireplaces, free Wi-Fi, iPads, and snacks
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23 Windmill Ln, Amagansett, NY 11930 Get directions
Elegant suites with fireplaces, free Wi-Fi, iPads, and snacks
23 Windmill Ln, Amagansett, NY 11930 Get directions
"A lush, design-forward hideaway where simplicity reads as serious elegance—suites and gardens made for exhaling." - Jessica Chapel, Emily Adler
"A luxury Amagansett inn described as five-star service blended with bed-and-breakfast charm—presented as a high-end stay in the Hamptons." - Evie Carrick Evie Carrick Evie Carrick is a writer and editor who’s lived in five countries and visited well over 50. She now splits her time between Colorado and Paris, ensuring she doesn't have to live without skiing or L'As du Fallafel. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Set upon five acres—one of which includes an apple orchard—Amagansett’s Reform Club is the most idyllic place to stay in the Hamptons. Well-appointed rooms are housed in quaint brown shingled cottages or the airy main house, and thoughtful touches abound: there’s a bike rack with white and navy cruisers so you can ride into town or the beach, and a dispenser filled to the brim with summer fruit-flavored water that you can drink upon your return." - Elise Taylor
"Set on five idyllic acres in Amagansett, I found it feels like a well‑manicured family estate rather than a hotel: guest rooms are white and airy and mostly housed in the property’s main brown‑shingled house, while several cottages dot the grounds for bigger groups or those wanting more space. It’s mere minutes from Amagansett town, and there’s a bike rack with white and navy cruisers so you can ride to Meeting House (where guests get priority reservations) or Il Buco. On select weekends they host wellness retreats—including ones run by New York- and L.A.-based Remedy Place—with ice baths, movement classes, and a curated menu." - Elise Taylor
"Personifying the Hamptons’ quiet-luxury ideal, this Amagansett hideaway sits on five bucolic acres—a significant size by local standards—with a rolling lawn dotted with sculptures, a rose garden, and horticultural arches framing an orchard that Chase Lerner’s family created with Charlie Marder using apple trees supported by reclaimed brick from the North of England; “The orchard has become a place of proportion and beauty throughout the year,” she says. Its serene grounds have become the East End backdrop for Etro’s garden lunch, a Tom Ford fragrance dinner, Jenni Kayne’s summer retreat, and an intimate Sotheby’s soiree. Daily pleasures include an intimate tea house serving freshly baked pastries and refreshing juices, and come nightfall an outdoor fire pit primed for roasting s’mores." - Elise Taylor
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