Gaylordsville Vacations from $294

We loved it and the restaurant but for Friday night. We were on the 10th floor and the he music from the Event space on the 12th floor shock and pounded us till 4 am. If you like to sleep at night come here weeknights ONLY!

I liked my bathroom but there is no light stopping shade on the window,you can’t sleep when it’s morning.The window could use a nice curtain maybe to be used as sun cover. The guest were too noisy,was screaming until late at night,way past after midnight,nobody warned them. Ther is no coffee machine in the rooms that’s a big no.. other than that it was a beautiful historic place. But the amount of money we paid nightly we at least deserved a coffee machine in the room and maybe a mini fridge. Thanx

No issues. Nice property, good location, attentive staff. Only knock is that the family suite has some very sharp edges that are eye-level for kids and had us worried. Throw some corner protectors on those and it’s a very reasonably sized and comfortable launching point for exploring Manhattan.

We were looking for a quick overnight in the East End, and the Harpoon House exceeded our expectations in every way. The room was spacious (a suite!) and well-appointed, blending the charm of the original 1648 (!) building with modern amenities and furnishings. We didn't take advantage of the on-property restaurant (formerly Blu Mar), but the menu - by acclaimed chef Rocco DiSpirito - looked excellent, if a bit pricey. Location was ideal, within easy walking distance of all Main Street shops and restaurants, and less than a mile to the beach. And, although things were a bit quieter than in the height of summer - not a bad thing! - we loved being out there for the fall harvest season, with wineries and farms in full swing. All-in-all, our stay at the Harpoon House made for a perfect fall weekend in the Hamptons - highly recommended.

Clean room good breakfast