East Hampton Art House Bed & Breakfast — Hotel in Town of East Hampton

Girls getaway with my teenage daughter. We live locally on Long Island. About 1 hour from the ArtHouse. Wanted to try something different as we typically do a lot of resort stays together. Michael and Rosalind are lovely, sociable hosts whose talents are exceptional. You'll see that if you take the time to tour each of their studios. Now for my review of their ArtHouse.

Overall, a memorable stay. Depending on which room type you book, you'll invest $800-$1,100 including tax. Even more, if you visit during high season when their outdoor pool is open. Depending on when you book, note that part or all of your prepayment is nonrefundable. With that said, my expectations were high.

EXTERIOR: The siding and facade of the house were different from what I was expecting. It seemed like it needed a refresh. Knowing they had state of the art amenities inside the home, I expected the entrance to be different at first glance.

RECEPTION: A received a call from Michael prior to my arrival. I advised I was on my way. During that call, there was no discussion of where to park or which door to enter when I got there. I also advised I sent multiple emails to which he said he replied. I checked my spam. Oddly enough, I never received anything. Upon arrival, I parked in their driveway not knowing I needed to pull into the adjacent driveway and enter through the side door. This made for an uncomfortable start because we were ringing the wrong doorbell next to a garage that was halfway open. For a couple of minutes there, I did not feel safe and instantly felt regret. Michael soon greeted us however and turned that around. He instructed where to park and gave us the full tour. That tour was easily 20-25 minutes. He showed us the grounds, the room and maps of the area. My opinion is this tour could have been shorter. My teen was disengaged so I could only imagine for parents traveling with small children.

BUTLER PANTRY: This is a lovely area outside their kitchen that has bountiful snacks and beverages. We didn't take much but appreciated the selection offered. Keep in mind the owners are using their kitchen so this area is not fully private.

OUTDOOR POOL: Not open for our stay but I went into this fully aware of that. My suggestion is to put on a pool cover. You could see the emptiness of the concrete and some of the murky water. It took away from the beauty of the surrounding area which I'm sure is fabulous when the pool is open. The prices as mentioned earlier are higher in the summer once you can swim.. Approximately $200 p/night more. We did not use their indoor pool. It's small and serves its purpose but not inviting enough to want to put our bathing suits on. Just my opinion. I know guests do use it. The pool table and darts were also an option but we elected not to use. Overall, we never revisited the downstairs of the house after our tour to game or swim.

BICYCLES: Thank goodness for the bicycles offered as our adventure outside the ArtHouse was a major win! We took a really lovely ride around. The beach areas are fabulous. My bicycle chain fell off at 1 point. That made me nervous because cell service is not good in this area of East Hampton. However, I was able to fix. My hands were full of grease but the adventure my daughter and I took together was still so worth it!

MASTER SPA SUITE: This is the top accommodation you can pay for. It has many state of the art amenities. This is what I booked. Music, fireplace, balcony and the bathroom that will wow you. For me, the room amenities truly helped justify the price tag. A toilet with bidet, sauna room, double whirlpool and expansive shower. This was ALL in the bathroom of this suite. We used it fully and it was an exceptional experience!

BREAKFAST: The staff is truly lovely. It was just my daughter and I in the house that day so we had the breakfast room to ourselves. They took our order and were detailed and professional. The freshly made-to-order meal was delicious! What a delightful way to end our stay...

We thoroughly enjoyed our 3-night stay with the wonderful hosts and staff: Michael, Rosalind & Christy. From the moment we arrived to our departure, everything was fantastic! The rooms were beautiful, the food delicious, the grounds splendid! Total relaxation and peace! The Master Spa room had the best jacuzzi tub I've ever used, an awesome sauna, shower with terrific pressure, a lovely patio, fireplace, sitting room, and plenty of closets. The Master Guest room was our second favorite also with a patio, fireplace, and great tub. Michael went over a map of the area and gave us info on the best spots to explore and restaurants/shopping to enjoy. We loved eating and shopping both in East Hampton and Sag Harbor, specifically dining at our faves in order from the East Hampton Grill, Page, Nick & Toni's, and The Blend restaurants. The East Hampton and Sag Harbor bookstores, White's Apothecary, Polo Ralph Lauren, Lululemon, and Shan were a real shopping treat too. We even caught a movie at the immaculately clean theater in town. Rosalind's tour of her amazing art gallery was quite a delight. Their home allowed us to enjoy time spent admiring the artwork, playing a few games of pool, Scrabble, relaxing on a double seater swing, and swaying in a hammock in a most beautiful yard with the sound of nearby water flowing over rocks. Walking to their local, private beach was awesome too. It was exactly what we needed to unwind and reconnect with each other. Thanks for a...

Staying at the East Hampton Art House was an unforgettable experience — charming, unique, and unlike anywhere else in the area. Nestled in a serene and beautifully maintained part of East Hampton, the property strikes the perfect balance between convenience, comfort, and artistic soul. The owners, both accomplished artists, have created a space that feels more like a private retreat than a traditional B&B. Their studios alone are worth the visit — inspiring, filled with light, and a testament to their passion and creativity. And the garden - well, one could write a whole paragraph on just how beautiful that was. ||The atmosphere is welcoming yet sophisticated, with well appointed rooms and common areas that feel curated with care. Every detail, from the art to the linens, feels thoughtful. The guests we met were just as lovely — it attracts a gracious, kind crowd.||Perks abound: bikes are available to borrow, beach chairs are ready for seaside adventures, and the location couldn’t be better — minutes from both town and beach It’s rare to find a place that feels both luxurious and personal, but the Art House nails it. An extremely well-run and delightfully memorable place for a...