...feel as if they’re spending a few nights in their second home, which explains the warm and utterly cozy interiors. Each guest room is outfitted with wide-plank hardwood floors, a perfect backdrop for the abundance of white furniture accented in natural wood...
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As part of my due diligence, one night I asked several guests what they thought of the property. “It’s my favorite place I’ve ever stayed out here,” one said, summing up the general consensus.
The Roundtree doesn’t lean on Hamptons clichés. There’s no flash for the sake of it, just immaculate attention to detail, thoughtful service, and the rare feeling of being completely cared for. By the time you leave, you’re rested—not because you escaped your life, but because you returned to yourself.
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Once you slip down the gravel driveway, you are immersed into a lush, private paradise. The feel is completely residential — as if a friend with impeccable taste lent you their Hamptons hideaway for a few days (or weeks — you won’t want to ever check out). It’s all best described as quiet luxury. It’s like Aman opened in the Hamptons.
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Everything felt personal—as if an old friend was waiting for us to arrive. I stayed impressed throughout the weekend, from the anything-you-need service and comfortable suites to the prime location and proximity to local beaches and attractions...
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The best part of the Beach House? Access to an exclusive enclave favored by a select few locals and a handful of NYC families who have been holidaying here for years. “We pretty much always have the beach to ourselves. It is pure bliss!” says Wong, whose favorite thing to do is take her dog for a walk on the beach in the early morning.
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Nestled in the heart of charming Amagansett, The Roundtree Hotel seamlessly blends low-key luxury with classic seaside charm. Why do we love it there so much?
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Since its May 18 opening in Bridgehampton, Nourish, the restaurant associated with The Roundtree boutique hotel in Amagansett, has quickly become one of the East End’s most appealing new reservations. Here, peak-season local ingredients meet the bright, layered flavors of Indonesia in a way that feels both transportive and perfectly suited to summer.
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The Roundtree’s rolling lawn flows right into the corn crops of Amagansett’s Balsam Farm, making it feel equal parts country and beach escape. Stay in one of the guest rooms in the 100-year-old renovated barn, or opt for a cottage complete with its own outdoor stone patio. Located just off of Highway 27-A—and therefore, Amagansett’s main town—you can simply walk a couple of feet on the sidewalk and find yourself among all the charming shops the hamlet has to offer.
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“At Nourish, the inspiration begins with the extraordinary ingredients of the East End,” said Chef Wijaya. “The farms, the waters and the people who cultivate them provide a natural foundation for cooking that feels both vibrant and nourishing. By bringing together local producers such as Balsam Farms and Gosman, we are celebrating the Hamptons while sharing flavors that shaped me growing up in Bali,” he adds.
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Bronze Medal for Best Décor and Design in the Northeast Region
