Plan Your Trip

Trip Guide

  • Welcome to The Hamptons!

    The Hamptons are made up of several towns including the popular towns of Southampton, East Hampton, Amagansett, Montauk, and Sag Harbor to name a few - not to mention some of the best New York beaches!

  • We'll be in East Hampton.

    Nestled on the eastern tip of Long Island, East Hampton is where coastal elegance meets laidback luxury. With its sun-kissed beaches, historic charm, and serene landscapes, this iconic seaside town has long been a beloved escape for artists, dreamers, and discerning travelers alike.

    From sunrise walks along the shore to golden-hour gatherings beneath sweeping skies, East Hampton sets the perfect stage for moments that matter. Whether you're here to celebrate love, family, friendship, or simply life itself—this is where memories are made.

    Come for the celebration, stay for the magic. ✨

  • Where should I stay?

    We have a list of hotels and lodges that are located in East Hampton below, but we also recommend looking on AirBnB, VRBO, Hotels and Booking. The websites are listed below:

    airbnb.com

    vrbo.com

    hotels.com

    booking.com

  • Getting Around in The Hamptons

    We’ve listed the drive times between each town to East Hampton below. Please remember:

    - Traffic can double drive time during summer weekends, so please arrive early or carpool when possible.

    - Many towns are connected via Montauk Highway (Route 27), making navigation relatively easy.

    - If staying further out (like Montauk or Westhampton), you should expect longer drives for each event.

  • Hamptons Nightlife: East Hampton

    While the Hamptons are renowned for their serene beaches and upscale retreats, East Hampton offers a vibrant nightlife scene that caters to a variety of tastes. From lively music venues to sophisticated lounges, there's something for everyone looking to enjoy the evening hours.

    The major events are listed on the schedule on the homepage and RSVP, but you are welcome to join us on a night on the town as well. This doesn’t require a RSVP.

  • What's the dress code?

    There is only one event with a dress code during the weekend: The Summer Soirée on Saturday, June 14th.

    Attire: Summer Chic - effortless elegance with a touch of coastal sophistication.

    For Women: Flowy maxi dresses, linen sets, chic jumpsuits, stylish sandals or wedges, wide-brim hats, and statement sunglasses.

    For Men: Lightweight linen shirts, tailored shorts or chinos, loafers or dress sandals, and casual blazers.

Traveling to the Hamptons

  • This is the closest major airport to East Hampton, NY.

    • Located in Ronkonkoma, NY

    • About 50 miles (90 Minute Drive) from East Hampton

    • Smaller regional airport with limited commercial flights (mostly via Southwest and Breeze)

  • This is the best airport for international flights and wide airline options.

    • Located in Queens, NY

    • About 95 miles (2.5 to 3 Hour Drive)

    • You can take the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) from Jamaica Station to East Hampton

  • This airport has domestic flights only and no rail access directly to East Hampton.

    • Located in Queens, NY (closer to Manhattan than JFK)

    • About 100 miles (2.5 to 3 Hour Drive)

  • This is a small private airport mainly for charters and private planes (no commercial airlines).

    • Located in East Hampton

  • This option is the most popular and affordable.

    • Trip Time: 2.5 to 3.5 Hours

    • Around $30-$40 one-way

    • Luxury coach bus with AC, Wi-Fi, Snacks

    • Picks up from Manhattan (Upper East Side & Midtown)

    • No pickups at the airport, but you can take a cab or train into Manhattan to board

    • Drop-off locations in East Hampton, Amagansett, Bridgehampton, etc.

    Website: hamptonjitney.com

  • Take the train from Penn Station in Manhattan to East Hampton Station (Montauk Branch).

    • Trip Time: 2.5-3 Hours

    • Price: About $22-$30

    • May require transfer at Jamaica Station (if arriving from JFK/LGA)

    Website: new.mta.info

  • This is the most flexible option.

    • Rent a car at JFK, LGA, or Newark

    • Take I-495 (Long Island Expressway) to Route 27 East

    • Drive time to East Hampton: 2.5–3 hours (can double with traffic)

    Best option if you want freedom to explore multiple Hamptons towns.

    • Travel Time: 2-4 Hours

    • Price: $250-$450+ depending on location

    • You can book a private car (black car service or Uber XL) directly from any NYC airport

    • Expensive but convenient, especially for groups

    • Travel Time: approx. 40 minutes

    • Price: $395+ per seat

    • Take a helicopter or seaplane from NYC to the Hamptons

    • Lands in East Hampton, Montauk, or Southampton

    Website: flyblade.com

Driving Distances to East Hampton

  • 295 Three Mile Harbor Hog Creek Rd, East Hampton, NY 11937

    An upscale resort featuring waterfront dining, a marina, tennis courts, and private cottages—perfect for guests seeking both relaxation and activity.

    https://www.ehpresort.com/

  • 207 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A Scandinavian-inspired boutique hotel offering individually designed rooms, lush gardens, and a cozy lounge area.

    https://www.themaidstone.com/

  • 31 North Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A one-of-a-kind, luxury East Hampton inn offering award-winning food, beautiful surroundings, and exceptional service.

    https://www.millhouseinn.com/

  • 181 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A charming B&B with historic charm, tasteful colonial decor, beautiful rooms, and grounds.

    https://www.bakerhouse1650.com/

  • 143 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A historic inn offering romantic getaways in the heart of East Hampton, with respectful, courteous, and friendly staff.

    https://www.1770house.com/

  • 490 Pantigo Rd, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A sophisticated, boutique hotel in East Hampton, perfectly situated between the villages of East Hampton and Amagansett.

    https://journeyeasthampton.com

  • 226 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A resort offering comfortable accommodations with easy access to East Hampton's attractions.

    https://www.easthamptonhouseresort.com/

  • 74 James Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A charming inn featuring elegant rooms, a fitness center, and a garden lounge, providing a tranquil setting for guests.

    https://www.thehedgesinn.com/

  • 9 Bon Pinck Way, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A boutique B&B offering a unique artistic experience with luxurious accommodations.

    https://www.easthampton-arthouse-bedandbreakfast.com/

  • 94 Main St, Suite 1800, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A historic inn located in the heart of East Hampton, offering classic charm and modern amenities.

    https://www.hunttinginn.com/

Where to Stay in East Hampton

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How to Get Around in the Hamptons

  • This is the most flexible option.

    • Best for full freedom to explore beaches, towns, and events

    • Rental cars available at JFK, LaGuardia, and MacArthur airports

    • Parking is generally easy outside of village centers, but check for permits

    Tip: Consider booking early — rentals can sell out during peak season.

    • Available, but limited and sometimes expensive during peak hours

    • Wait times may be long, especially late at night or outside village centers

    Tip: Great for quick hops between towns, but not ideal as your only mode of transport.

    • Many inns/hotels offer complimentary bikes

    • East Hampton and surrounding villages are bike-friendly with scenic paths

    Tip: Perfect for beach trips, small-town exploration, or if you’re staying local.

    • Hampton Jitney: Comfortable coach bus from NYC to the Hamptons

    • Suffolk County Transit (S92): Affordable public bus between Hamptons towns

    Tip: Not super frequent — check schedules in advance.

    • Local taxi companies operate in most towns

    • Great for when guests don’t want to drive to and from events.

    Pro Tip: Book car services in advance if you need transportation after midnight.

    • Town centers like East Hampton, Sag Harbor, and Montauk are walkable

    • Ideal for exploring restaurants, galleries, and shops

Hamptons Nightlife: East Hampton

  • 161 Main Street, Amagansett, NY 11930

    A legendary venue in Amagansett, known for its intimate setting and live performances by both local artists and renowned musicians.

    stephentalkhouse.com

  • 174 Daniels Hole Rd, East Hampton, NY 11937

    An expansive entertainment complex featuring live music, bowling, and a lively bar scene, making it a favorite for group outings.

    We will be here Friday. Please RSVP for this event.

  • 10 Main St, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A cozy pub offering a selection of craft beers and a warm atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed evening with friends.

    rowdyhall.com

  • 29 Newton Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937

    An Italian eatery that transitions into a bustling spot for cocktails and socializing as the night progresses.

    cittanuova.com

  • 44 Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton, NY 11937

    A trendy boho nightclub that combines indoor and outdoor spaces, offering dancing under the stars in a chic setting.

    misschloehamptons.com

Top Restaurants in East Hampton

  • 136 North Main Street

    • Upscale, Celebrity-Favorite, Mediterranean-Inspired Cuisine

    • A Hamptons icon known for its rustic Italian dishes, wood-fired oven, and chic, yet relaxed vibe. Reservations recommended!

  • 99 North Main Street

    • Classic American Fare with an Elegant Twist

    • Known for its prime rib, crispy chicken, and heavenly skillet cornbread. A favorite for refined comfort food.

  • 143 Main Street

    • Romantic fine dining with a historic setting

    • One of East Hampton’s most beloved spots—perfect for a special celebration dinner. Features a formal dining room upstairs and a cozy tavern downstairs.

  • 94 Main Street

    • Steaks, Seafood, and Timeless American Eats

    • An upscale chain with a Hamptons flair. Ideal for larger groups or anyone craving a classic, hearty meal in a lively atmosphere.

  • 277 Pantigo Road

    • Laid-Back, Beachy Seafood Shack Vibes

    • Fresh lobster rolls, fish tacos, and clam chowder—this is your go-to for casual coastal cravings.

  • 16 Main Street

    • Chic Italian Cuisine in a Modern Setting

    • Stylish décor, upscale pastas, and romantic vibes. Great for a relaxed but elevated evening.

  • 104 North Main Street

    • Trendy Italian Spot with Wood-Fired Pizzas and Vibrant Energy

    • Perfect for group dinners, especially if you're looking for fun, flavorful, and shareable dishes.

  • 8 Fresno Place

    • Hidden Gem with Seasonal New American Cuisine

    • Tucked away just off the beaten path—known for its charming patio and fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

  • 29 Newton Lane

    • Trendy Euro-Style Bistro in the Heart of the Village

    • Great for people-watching, brunch, and casual lunches with cocktails.

  • 10 Main Street

    • Cozy Pub with a Gourmet Twist

    • English-meets-French comfort food, craft beers, and a warm fireplace—perfect for a relaxed night out.