East Hampton Village Bed & Breakfast in , , | Bed and Breakfast

East Hampton Village Bed and Breakfast is a lovely, turn-of-the-century Village Bed and Breakfast filled with warmth, antiquity and charm. Described as one of Long Island, New York, in the United States', most distinctive Bed and Breakfasts, this excellent example of Victorian décor is within walking distance to restaurants, world-class boutiques, tennis, jitney, theaters, art galleries and parks. Guests can bike to ocean beaches. East Hampton Village Bed & Breakfast is set on private, lovely grounds, and guests can enjoy bountiful breakfasts on our sun-filled porch or on Adirondack chairs under hundred year old shade trees on our grounds.
Our primary goal is to provide an especially enjoyable vacation to our guests, including assisting with reservations at the area's finest restaurants, golf courses, tennis courts, charter boat trips, and spa appointments.
All of our guest rooms at East Hampton Village Bed & Breakfast are air-conditioned and have private baths. All rooms also include daily maid service and beach passes. Special weekly packages available.
The Captain's Room is an air-conditioned room with queen-size brass bed and large private bath. The oak antique furnishings and large brass chandelier suspended from a cathedral ceiling set the mood for a very memorable, special stay. The Captain's Room offers this spacious private bath, which features the original turn-of-the-century claw-footed bath tub, shower and white pedestal sink, all complemented by vaulted ceilings, large sky light, and beautiful century old pine floors.
The Chart Room is an air-conditioned room with queen-size bed and private bath. This room is so named for its nautical memorabilia which graces its walls and furnishings. Beautiful quilts and comforters add to the charming decor of the Chart Room.
Finally, The Rose Room is an air-conditioned double room with queen-size bed and private bath. The white iron and brass headboard just begin to create the delightful, inviting environment in the Rose Room. The marble-topped Victorian furniture and honey-tone original pine flooring complete the picture in quarters that exemplify the distinctiveness of the Victorian period.