I stayed at East Hampton Point with my husband and our eleven year old son this past Labor Day Weekend. We had been traveling for August, and our house was still rented so we decided to give EH Point a shot based on reviews we had read on Trip Advisor. We were not disappointed. We had a one bedroom cottage with a pull-out sofa in the living room, a kitchenette and a lovely deck with a table, chairs, umbrella and two loungers. We could not have been more comfortable. The cottage was clean and beautifully appointed. We loved the Frette bathrobes and the Occitane bath products. It was great for us that there was a guest laundry. The breakfast was great, even though they did once run out of cranberry juice. No matter. The delicious baked goods and the bagels with salmon and cream cheese more than made up for it. Loved the sliced tomatoes as well. My only complaint, which was shared by other guests, was that the swimming pool could have been a bit more heated. Everyone working there was very helpful and nice. We had a great time.

We looked at other places in The Hamptons, but many are old and in my opinion, should be updated with contemporary decor. East Hampton Point will not disappoint the discerning traveler. The cottages are spacious and decorated tastefully with plantation style furniture, the bathrooms are marble, the linens are Frette, and each unit has a private patio. The resort amenties are sufficient with free breakfast, beach passes, and use of a bath house. The restaurant has excellent views and good food. The only negative thing I can say is the pool is more for children and it is too small for communal use. Also, beware of the extra fees like maid service and a resort fee.

East Hampton Point is a great place to stay if you are looking for a high standard inn that takes pride in its cleanliness, gorgeous linens/towels, beautiful but small rooms. The inn offers great L'occitane products and Frette linens and in compassion to other inns in East Hampton this exceeds expectations. However, as a New Yorker who loves Ritz-Carlton's, and other high-end hotels I did expect some service at this inn as well. The front desk closes around 6pm, and there is virtually no staff on sight after that hour. The restaurant is beautiful as it sits on the marina, but the staff are extremely sub par, and the service is inadequate in compassion to the amenities this hotel offers. It appears as if the Inn has undergone some remodeling recently, with its traditional beautiful furniture; however, the pool is not what you expect from an inn of this module. The Hampton's does not offer great places to stay and I would have to say this is by far one of the best non-bed and breakfast places however, it seems as if all the staff are on different pages. If you are looking for a clean, very comfortable beautiful bed, and are not looking for a typical hotel/inn experience and are willing to spend the money than you will find it at East Hampton Point.

The East Hampton Point Marina and Resort are, quite simply, the most wonderful spot we've ever visited by boat or land. This is not hyperbole, but a reflection of the remarkable quality of the facilities, the management, the staff and the restaurant, whose qualities shone under the most serious of adverse circumstances -- a sudden, rogue tornado/waterspout in the area that affected us (and also the EHP Marina) as we were just approaching 3 Mile Harbor to enjoy a stay at the dock.

Despite the sudden loss of power, downed trees, damage to property, EHP staff responded to the situation in the finest maritime tradition.

We were assisted by a young staff person, Daniel Mott, and by Kayla Talmadge, the Manager of EHP Marina, who acted heroically under the circumstances. The staff expertly juggled concern for our safety with simultaneously beginning immediate repairs and safety checks at the marina property.

Despite the power outage and raging storm, and all the pressures of the evening for the staff we were able to have a delicious dinner in the fine restaurant, and were served with dignity and neighborly concern, despite our waterlogged appearance. We were further cared for with an offer of accomodations (even though we had no advance reservation) in an exceptionally comfortable, sparkling clean and beautifully decorated private cottage. While we rested, thankful for the true safe harbor, the management of EHP was busy all night long, with logging crews, building crews and electrical work, restoring EHP to its naturally peaceful --- and very private--- beauty almost instantly.

The next day our sailboat was thoroughly checked over by the super-competent marina technical staff. The owner of the resort kindly checked on us the next day, while at the same time commanding an almost magical restoration of the resort to perfect condition with teams of workers engaged 24/7 .

While we waited for some repairs to the boat, we enjoyed the lovely pool, restaurant and other resort facilities.

Considering we were completely unknown to EHP Marina beforehand, (although we had planned our visit based on excellent recommendations from other sailing friends), this experience speaks volumes about the quality of this facility.

We will be back again, and will absolutely recommend EHP Marina to any serious sailor or visitor to the lovely community of Springs, an easy taxi ride from East Hampton.

EHP Marina and Resort is a premiere world class sailing destination, with premier accomodations and exceptionally beautiful waterfront restaurant.