Camp Hero State Park, Montauk

Condé Nast TravelerJul 15

In a Sea of Hamptons Hotels, This Old-School Montauk Hideaway Is the One I’ll Always Rebook

After six stays, I’ve found more than just a place to sleep in Montauk—this family-run hideaway captures everything I love about the ever-changing beach town.

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Daunt’s AlbatrossMotelBoutique hotel reopened in 2022 after three-year renovation.
The Bird on the RoofRestaurantBuzzing eatery, hot spot for locals and guests.
Goldberg’sRestaurantBagel shop for starting your day.
Anthony’s Pancake HouseRestaurantClassic diner breakfast spot.
Joni’sRestaurantBreakfast burritos and outdoor morning scene.
Gosman’s DockRestaurantEight-minute drive for stellar lunch spots.
The Dock BarRestaurantStellar lunch spot at Gosman's Dock.
668 The Gig ShackRestaurantPrime for dinner and drinks with live music.
ShagwongRestaurantNext door for seafood and cocktails.
Montauk farmers marketMarketLocated across the street from the hotel.
Ditch PlainsSightBeloved surf beach, 1.5 miles away.
Montauk Point LighthouseSightWe are thrilled to announce that 11x Grammy winner, 2x EMMY winner, and #1 bestselling New York Times author Brandi…
Camp Hero State ParkNature reserveThe park occupies a portion of the former Montauk Air Force Station.

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In a Sea of Hamptons Hotels, This Old-School Montauk Hideaway Is the One I’ll Always Rebook