The Roundtree, Amagansett, Amagansett

The Roundtree, Amagansett, offers accommodations ranging from standard rooms and deluxe rooms to suites, studio cottages, and one, two, and three-bedroom cottages. Each suite includes one bedroom with a King or Queen bed and a separate living area with a Queen sofa bed. All accommodations are renovated and include amenities and modern accents. A one-bedroom cottage, adjacent to the Main House, features a cathedral ceiling, gas fireplace, and a private garden. The suites include wide plank hardwood floors, modern bathrooms with European premium vanities, walk-in showers, and rain showerheads. Air conditioning, a seating area, and a safe deposit box are standard in each room.

The Roundtree, Amagansett features salon-style spaces with an all-day dining menu by Culinary Director Gabriel Kreuther, who has two Michelin stars. Afternoon tea service is a signature offering. Jia provides dim sum dishes ranging from steamed and crispy small bites to Peking Duck Platter and Seafood Fried Rice.

Guests can partake in group activities such as chartered fishing excursions, vineyard tours with wine tasting, private yoga sessions, and clambake dinners at the beach. The Children's Museum of the East End, which provides hands-on exhibits and programs for children, is nearby. A Lemonade Stand Program offers young guests the opportunity to do good while on vacation. Dog beds, water bowls, treats, and towels are available.

The Roundtree, Amagansett is situated on Main Street in Amagansett, Long Island, near Round Swamp Farm (3.5 km), Egypt Beach (4 km), Albert's Landing (3 km), Two Mile Hollow Beach (3 km), East Hampton Farmer's Market (3.5 km), Balsam Farm Stand (1 km), Indian Wells Beach (1.5 km), and Napeague Bay (4.5 km). Long Island MacArthur Airport is 90 km away. Local farms offer fruits, vegetables, and seasonal fare. Favorites include Wölffer Estates, Channing Daughters, and Duck Walk.

The Roundtree, Amagansett offers personalized attention. The historic Main House is a two-story home on Amagansett's Main Street. The hotel pays homage to Amagansett's farmsteading legacy dating back to the 1700s. The property is independently-owned. It also has nature-inspired details. The Beach House, located five minutes from the main property, recently saw a renovation.