...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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For Sylvia Wong, the founder of The Roundtree, Amagansett, creating a welcoming home away from home for guests is her number one priority. Wong, who opened the idyllic 14-room boutique hotel located in the Hamptons, New York in June 2020, has drawn inspiration from her cultural background and experiences to guide what hospitality means in her business.
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The easternmost tip of Long Island is arguably a world away from the hullabaloo found up and down the Northeast Corridor. Sandy stretches of golden beaches and Atlantic Ocean bluffs lining turquoise waters provide a summertime haven for city dwellers.
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The Roundtree in East Hampton has what it takes to charm even the most jaded of hotel guests — luxurious rooms and suites, renovated cottages, and perks like loaner bikes and beach gear. With just 15 meticulously renovated rooms, you can expect a next-level dedication to service and attention to the little things — from high-end linens to curated experiences that include cooking classes and winery tours. "The Roundtree doesn't feel like a hotel, in the best possible way, rather a series of little cabins and cottages (some super historic) right in the heart of Amagansett," said T+L editor Paul Brady.
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Found in the district of Amagansett, surrounded by acres of land (this was once a working farm), yet close to the shore, The Roundtree offers just 15 forms of accommodation. It has a homely, yet undoubtedly upscale feel. The main house is over a century old, although the internal decor reflects the kind of effortless, contemporary design appealing to New Yorkers heading out of town.
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Bronze Medal for Best Décor and Design in the Northeast Region
