My husband and I have been staying at the Huntting Inn for close to 20 years.....both during the summer months as well as a few times during the winter 9just as nice and cozy)..Years ago, we would come for long weekends with our little daughter - always had an accommodating room,, our daughter always loved the pretty daybed - clean,... more

we just returned after 4 days holiday in this hotel. the location is very good, close to shops and restaurants and other facilities. anyway the interior needs an update as our room where we found bugs. At six a.m you wake up becouse the are no shades on the windows. pay attention to lock your baggage when you are not... more

Dont stay here unless you want bed bugs! The hotel was dirty and run down. i came home to find we brought back bed bugs. do not stay here! more

A few nights at The Huntting Inn is a great getaway from the NYC metro area during the off-season. We have only stayed there in the winter and early spring. If the weather cooperates, East Hampton is a joy. The Inn is walking distance to shops, restaurants, bookstores and movies. During the off -season there is a package that includes... more

We keep going back! My wife and I travel a lot. We love seeing new places, but for the past ten or more years, a few times every year, both winter and summer, we somehow find ourselves back at the Huntting Inn (note two T's in name). The minute you step inside, you feel the warmth and hospitality. More than... more

The Hunting Inn is a very tranquil retreat for a long weekend. The Inn is beautiful, with quaint décor and staff. A great location with moment walks under tree awnings to the beach, East Hampton Center, a short walk through gardens and a small pond with swans, and other recreational interests. The Palm restaurant at the hotel serves the best... more

My husband and I had scheduled a rare getaway weekend in East Hampton, and as we made our way east we were a little apprehensive. We had just come upon a less than favorable review of the our proposed accomodations posted on this site. And an enormous blizzard was barreling our way. We arrived in East Hampton just as the... more

Such a shame that the historic Hunting Inn seems to be on the decline. I stayed here in October 2004 and was really quite disappointed with the quality of the room decor, TV, and worst of all the bathroom. Peeling paint, mold on the walls, shower fixtures that leaked all over the place, this was the stuff of a $30... more