My husband and I stayed here a few weeks ago and absolutely loved it. We were in the corner of Upper Rapallo, Unit 37. Oceanfront, amazing view. If you want to see the ocean, make sure you get something on the second floor. You'll see nothing but dunes from the first. The condo itself was adorable, but perhaps a little too cozy. The place was a little small for the amount of furniture. It was perfect for two, but I can't imagine staying with more people. I don't even know where I'd put the other furniture if the pull-out sofabed was needed. It did have a lovely beach theme, the place was spotless and in great shape. We'd stay in that unit again in a heartbeat. The grounds outside were nice, and it was an easy walk to the beach- there are nice walkways to use so you're not climbing over sand. Some areas might be challenging for those with mobility issues. There are also no elevators. We loved that there were people on site to assist during the day as well as daily housekeeping (we personally only had them come in twice). We also had no problem checking in late even though the office was closed. Great experience overall.

The beds were quite soft; we were hoping for a firmer option. We had also requested a baby cot, but it wasn’t provided when we arrived. Make sure to book a ground-floor room, as carrying luggage up the stairs can be quite inconvenient. We visited during the winter season and absolutely loved the weather conditions — that was one of the highlights of our stay.

We stayed here for one night in October while in the area for a concert in Amagansett. We booked online ahead of the visit and communication leading up to our arrival was clear and concise. We were able to check in digitally and room information was provided electronically. The front office closed at a specific time and we arrived after that so having the information ahead of time was extremely useful. We were on the second floor of a building facing the ocean. There is no elevator that we saw but we were fine walking up the steps. The room was clean and cozy. There was a kitchenette with cooking utensils and such which we didn’t use since we were only there over night but this would be nice if staying for a longer time. Bring your own coffee. There is a coffee maker and filters but you supply your own coffee or go down the road to Goldbergs like we did. The bathroom was small but it was fine for the two of us. The front door leads into the bedroom and the living area is on the backside with the balcony and ocean view. The only thing I would say about the bedroom was there is a mini blind on the door window (see my picture) which will allow light in so if you plan on sleeping in -which why would you at the beach - you may want to try to cover up that window to lessen the morning light. There weren’t a lot of easily accessible outlets either so if you have a c-pap and a fan - you may need to get creative or do without a lamp. There was plenty of parking although we didn’t park right outside the room but we were close. We had an enjoyable time.

I had a second floor unit with a view of the ocean. It was great with just a few steps from the beach. I went in early October so it was not crowded and quiet. It was still warm enough to spend the day on the beach but wouldn’t recommend trying to swim. The bathroom was small and no real place in the bedroom to keep your luggage because the bedroom was tiny as well but other than that the bed was comfortable and the unit had a functional kitchen. You are less than a ten minute drive to Mountalk or East Hampton. Good location. Would stay here again.

Even though this property is marketed as a resort, it feels more like a motel with a sea-facing balcony. At $500 a night, I expected far more. While the room had a kitchen, it lacked even the basics such as coffee powder or tea bags—amenities that are often provided even in budget motels. The AC unit leaked water into the bedroom, the spring bed was uncomfortable, and the pillows were subpar. The bathroom, while clean, was outdated and built with low-quality materials. On the plus side, the overall cleanliness was good. However, the value for money is simply not there, and calling this a “resort” is misleading—it’s essentially a motel or inn with a nice view.

Ok. Location and beach view are AMAZING! The beach is literally a few feet away from room 34. The room is smaller than it looks in photos and the BATHROOM IS A DISASTER! Small enough to brush your teeth while you use the toilet and NO HOOKS to hang your towels. Room was clean, bed was queen not the advertised king. Overall, it's a nice hotel, however, visit off-season to avoid the $600+ daily rates.

The cost to stay was quite expensive. It was a studio room. Our stay was for 3 nights and we paid over $500 each night. The room was cluttered with stuff. The bathroom had mold on the ceiling. It was supposed to be water view. We could hear the water but not see it because we were located on the 1st floor and there were large overgrown bushes in front of our deck area. The website states they have an indoor pool, but it’s an outdoor heated pool that was kept at 80 degrees. There’s no food at this supposed resort, no spa treatments. It’s not a resort and is more like a motel. It was very quiet though and the staff were cordial. Check in clerk not so friendly. I would not go back there.