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The Maidstone
East Hampton, New York
Property details
A beautifully renovated Hamptons favourite, within walking distance one of the area's most popular beaches
You'll find no shortage of East Hampton charm at The Maidstone, a friendly boutique hotel overlooking the village’s lovely historic district, beloved among chic out-of-towners and locals alike. Situated in a Greek Revival structure that traces its roots back to the 17th century, the freshly revamped property first established a reputation as The Maidstone Arms in the mid-1920s, soon becoming a go-to destination for the area’s glamorous summer crowd, and over the years, the property has continued its historic tradition of world-class hospitality.
Today, the hotel is known for its renowned art collection, commitment to eco-friendly practices, 19 individually designed rooms and the updated restaurant, where you'll find a menu of unexpected and contemporary dishes. Just a short stroll from the scenic sands of East Hampton’s Main Beach, it's also within easy reach of the village centre, which you can explore atop one of the hotel’s loaner Kronan bicycles.
Today, the hotel is known for its renowned art collection, commitment to eco-friendly practices, 19 individually designed rooms and the updated restaurant, where you'll find a menu of unexpected and contemporary dishes. Just a short stroll from the scenic sands of East Hampton’s Main Beach, it's also within easy reach of the village centre, which you can explore atop one of the hotel’s loaner Kronan bicycles.
Accommodation
Amenities:
- Wi-Fi access
- Flatscreen TV
- Handcrafted Hastens beds and pillows
- Aromatherapy burners with essential oils
- The Maidstone Darjeeling tea
- Cuisinart electric kettle
- Bodum French press
- Shared DVD library
Dining
Chef David Standridge assisted in developing the menu at The Living Room Restaurant. You can expect an emphasis on seasonal, organic and locally grown ingredients in its classic American fare – served with an unexpected, contemporary twist.
Location
The hotel overlooks the historic district of East Hampton, located on the South Fork of eastern Long Island. Just over a mile from the East Hampton train station, the property is also just two blocks from Newtown Lane, East Hampton's main shopping strip, and a five-minute walk from the Guild Hall of East Hampton. On foot, the village can be reached in 10 minutes, and the scenic sands of Main Beach in fifteen.
All 19 rooms here are individually designed, but feature common touches, such as organic linens, bathrobes and towels by Coyuchi and bath products by Malin + Goetz. Local goods also make an appearance, with complimentary coffee from Hampton Coffee and a stocked minibar that includes homemade items and products sourced from the area.
Cozy rooms feature one queen bed each and measure 160-200 square feet; Feature rooms are larger, starting at 220 square feet, with the Feature Deluxe option adding some extra square footage and upgraded amenities. Studios are roughly the same size, but boast more lavish decor and separate sitting areas.
Amenities:
- Wi-Fi access
- Flatscreen TV
- Handcrafted Hastens beds and pillows
- Aromatherapy burners with essential oils
- The Maidstone Darjeeling tea
- Cuisinart electric kettle
- Bodum French press
- Shared DVD library
Dining
Chef David Standridge assisted in developing the menu at The Living Room Restaurant. You can expect an emphasis on seasonal, organic and locally grown ingredients in its classic American fare – served with an unexpected, contemporary twist.
Location
The hotel overlooks the historic district of East Hampton, located on the South Fork of eastern Long Island. Just over a mile from the East Hampton train station, the property is also just two blocks from Newtown Lane, East Hampton's main shopping strip, and a five-minute walk from the Guild Hall of East Hampton. On foot, the village can be reached in 10 minutes, and the scenic sands of Main Beach in fifteen.
Entry requirements
The passport, visa and health requirements (including those related to COVID-19) at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements, before you travel.
You'll find no shortage of East Hampton charm at The Maidstone, a friendly boutique hotel overlooking the village’s lovely historic district, beloved among chic out-of-towners and locals alike. Situated in a Greek Revival structure that traces its roots back to the 17th century, the freshly revamped property first established a reputation as The Maidstone Arms in the mid-1920s, soon becoming a go-to destination for the area’s glamorous summer crowd, and over the years, the property has continued its historic tradition of world-class hospitality.
Today, the hotel is known for its renowned art collection, commitment to eco-friendly practices, 19 individually designed rooms and the updated restaurant, where you'll find a menu of unexpected and contemporary dishes. Just a short stroll from the scenic sands of East Hampton’s Main Beach, it's also within easy reach of the village centre, which you can explore atop one of the hotel’s loaner Kronan bicycles.
Today, the hotel is known for its renowned art collection, commitment to eco-friendly practices, 19 individually designed rooms and the updated restaurant, where you'll find a menu of unexpected and contemporary dishes. Just a short stroll from the scenic sands of East Hampton’s Main Beach, it's also within easy reach of the village centre, which you can explore atop one of the hotel’s loaner Kronan bicycles.
Accommodation
Amenities:
- Wi-Fi access
- Flatscreen TV
- Handcrafted Hastens beds and pillows
- Aromatherapy burners with essential oils
- The Maidstone Darjeeling tea
- Cuisinart electric kettle
- Bodum French press
- Shared DVD library
Dining
Chef David Standridge assisted in developing the menu at The Living Room Restaurant. You can expect an emphasis on seasonal, organic and locally grown ingredients in its classic American fare – served with an unexpected, contemporary twist.
Location
The hotel overlooks the historic district of East Hampton, located on the South Fork of eastern Long Island. Just over a mile from the East Hampton train station, the property is also just two blocks from Newtown Lane, East Hampton's main shopping strip, and a five-minute walk from the Guild Hall of East Hampton. On foot, the village can be reached in 10 minutes, and the scenic sands of Main Beach in fifteen.
All 19 rooms here are individually designed, but feature common touches, such as organic linens, bathrobes and towels by Coyuchi and bath products by Malin + Goetz. Local goods also make an appearance, with complimentary coffee from Hampton Coffee and a stocked minibar that includes homemade items and products sourced from the area.
Cozy rooms feature one queen bed each and measure 160-200 square feet; Feature rooms are larger, starting at 220 square feet, with the Feature Deluxe option adding some extra square footage and upgraded amenities. Studios are roughly the same size, but boast more lavish decor and separate sitting areas.
Amenities:
- Wi-Fi access
- Flatscreen TV
- Handcrafted Hastens beds and pillows
- Aromatherapy burners with essential oils
- The Maidstone Darjeeling tea
- Cuisinart electric kettle
- Bodum French press
- Shared DVD library
Dining
Chef David Standridge assisted in developing the menu at The Living Room Restaurant. You can expect an emphasis on seasonal, organic and locally grown ingredients in its classic American fare – served with an unexpected, contemporary twist.
Location
The hotel overlooks the historic district of East Hampton, located on the South Fork of eastern Long Island. Just over a mile from the East Hampton train station, the property is also just two blocks from Newtown Lane, East Hampton's main shopping strip, and a five-minute walk from the Guild Hall of East Hampton. On foot, the village can be reached in 10 minutes, and the scenic sands of Main Beach in fifteen.
Entry requirements
The passport, visa and health requirements (including those related to COVID-19) at the time of booking can be viewed on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office website for UK citizens, and on the Department of Foreign Affairs website for IE citizens. It is your responsibility to ensure that you and all members of your party are in possession of all necessary travel and health documents, and in compliance with any other immigration/entry requirements, before you travel.
Location and what's nearby
207 Main Street, East Hampton, New York 11937, USA
- Admiring the stylish revamp, which leave the common areas feeling friendly and homey
- Staying within walking distance of East Hampton's Main Beach
- Checking out the renowned art collection at this beloved eco-friendly escape