We booked our stay in the Enclave Inn to use as a base for exploring the Hamptons villages. We chose this place as it seemed incredibly good value compared to the other places on offer in the area and it didn't disappoint.

The room was fairly basic but roomy and clean so we were happy. I think that if you want any luxuries, you should book else where (and pay much more for the room!) We found the entrance easy to drive past without GPS so keep your eyes peeled.

One point to note was that the pool was quite dirty - having said that, we wouldn't have noticed (as we didn't use the pool area) were it not for the fact that someone told us it was just about to get cleaned.

If we came back to the area, we wouldn't hestiate to stay here again as it is fantastic value for money in an otherwise very expensive area.

It's apparent that most people don't come out to the Hamptons to stay at an inn because there aren't that many to choose from.

We took the LIRR from the city to the Bridgehampton station, and it was about a 15-minute walk. This inn is very difficult to find, but it is across the street from the high school on the main road, behind a huge wall of bushes. Because we walked from the train station, later on that evening we were able to walk home from the bars downtown because we knew where we were going.

The inn itself is very peaceful. There are tall trees all around, and there is a small pool at the end of the inn. There are around 10-12 rooms total, and all of the rooms have a porch where you can sit and relax or hang out with friends.

It seems that each room is painted a different color. We had the bright sunshine yellow room, and our friends had a milky lime green room. There's not much to the room - a single bed, small shower with great water pressure, a sink in the main bedroom area, a new flat-panel television, microwave, iron and ironing board. Everything was basic, but since we were only staying one night, it was a comfortable place to stay.

This Inn is better described as a renovated motel. The rooms are all motel style in the sense that your door leads directly out onto the greens. Yes, the sink is outside of the bathroom but the bathroom and room was very clean and decorated very Hamptons modern/country style. I liked that there was a mini fridge in case we were staying long enough to keep some drinks or snacks in the room.
Because we were there in the fall we did not use the pool and simply used the hotel to sleep after a day of driving around the towns and taking in sights.
The staff were very sweet and even though no one was there to great us when we arrived there was a nice note for us with an envelope with our room key.
I think this is a great value for the overpriced Hamptons and plan on booking here again.

I'm a bit mixed about this place. We'll definitely pay a bit more and stay at a nicer place next time. I guess that's what you get for $99 in the middle of the Hamptons next to the lovely downtown Bridgehampton. The bed was firm as a board, we were aching when we woke up. We were there in late October, pouring rain, and the temperature control was virtually impossible on the old fashion heater. We had to keep both the heater and the a/c on to get just the right balance. The fire alam beeped for a half a second a couple of times during the night, which woke us up. The shower was great, hot and strong water pressure. Everything was clean and neat. I'm sure it would be nicer in the summer when we can sit on the porch and enjoy the scenery.