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- Mill House Inn - Discover the Art of Hospitality...
- The Mill House Inn Suite...
- Luxury suites with fireplaces, modern amenities, and comfort in every corner....
- Come Home to the Mill House Inn!...
- Enjoy our amazing breakfast in the breakfast room, your suite, or on your privat...
- Relax on our front porch with views of the historic Old Hook Mill....
- Extra deep soaking tubs and air baths....
- When the snow is coming down, the Mill House Inn is always warm and inviting....
- Autumn is a beautiful time to enjoy the bounty of the East End and a visit to Mi...
- Come back home every evening after a day at the beach and a night on the town!...
- $1995
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Description
Circa 1790. This Colonial house is just opposite the Old Hook Windmill. It is in the center of East Hampton, which has been called "America's most beautiful village." Guest rooms are decorated with a Hamptons' theme in mind, sporting names such as Sail Away or Hampton Holiday. Romantic amenities abound, including fireplaces in six of the guest rooms. Several rooms also have whirlpool tubs. Families are welcome.
For more information visit the website.Rates |
$950 to $1995Off Season: $250 to $675Payment Types Accepted Include Travelers Checks, Personal Checks, Diners Club, American Express, Master Card, Discover, Visa, Carte Blanche and Checks must be guaranteed with a valid credit card.
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Amenities |
This property has 4 total guest accommodations with private bath, 4 with fireplaces, 2 with whirlpools, 6 suites, 1 guest house and 1 conference room. The types of beds available include Queen and King.
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Business Traveler Amenities |
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Events Hosted |
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Foreign Languages Spoken |
Spanish |
Parking |
Free On-Site |
Spa Services | On-Site Spa Services
Off-Site Spa Services AvailableNearby Recommended SpasNaturopathica |
Pet Restrictions |
Good dogs are welcome in appropriate suites for an additional $60 per night.
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Romantic Interest |
Our fine linens, lofty feather beds, gas fireplaces, whirlpool baths, spacious suites, a leisurely breakfast our guests proclaim "simply the best," our attention to detail, old fashioned hospitality and a wonderful relaxed atmosphere assure your visit to East Hampton New York will remain a treasured memory. |
What's Green About Your Inn |
We follow all green guidelines and practices available to us. |
Innkeepers Association Memberships |
NYSHTA, National Restaurant Association |
Describe Garden and Grounds |
Our grounds encompass over an acre of private and secluded gardens in the heart of the village. Curl up with a novel on our amazingly comfortable Adirondack chairs on our front porch overlooking the historic Old Hook Windmill or sneak away for a bit of solitude in our lush gardens. |
Reservation/Cancellation Policies:
Minimum Stay Requirements |
3 night weekends Memorial Day through Sept. 21. 2 night weekends the rest of the year. 4 night minimum summer holidays, the Hampton Classic horseshow and the Hamptons International Film Festival. |
Children Restrictions |
In an appropriate room with prior notice at $75 per child per night above double occupancy. |
Cancellation |
A deposit of 50% of stay, minimum 1st night, required to hold your room. Balance due day before arrival. No refunds on cancellation but full credit for a future stay. Policies subject to change without notice. Please inquire with the innkeeper. |
Check-in/Check-out |
3pm / 11:00 AM |
Smoking |
Smoke Free Property. |
Other Activities |
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Historic Interest | The Mill House Inn has been part of East Hampton history for over 200 years. The house was originally built by the Parsons Family in 1790 as a traditional salt-box-like "Home Sweet Home." In August, 1851, the ship Catherine out of Liverpool was driven ashore off the coast of Amagansett. The Catherine and all her cargo were lost, but luckily all of the 300 Irish immigrants aboard, fleeing the great potato famine, were saved. Among them was a young man named Patrick Lynch, bound for the gold fields of California. Col. William D. Parsons stepped up to him on the beach and offered him work on his farm at Fireplace. So he settled in East Hampton and, shortly after 1860, bought the house then owned by William Lewis Parsons. In the 1870s and 1880s, there being no Catholic Church in East Hampton, Roman Catholic services were held every other week in the home of Patrick Lynch-- the congregation spilling out into the yard and kneeling under the window to hear Mass. In 1898 the house was remodeled, the roof was raised to build a full second floor and the porch was added on. The house remained in the Lynch family until 1973 and, at least since the 1940s, has been operated as a boarding house/bed & breakfast inn. The Mill House Inn was most recently purchased by Sylvia & Gary Muller in August 1999. Historic Awards:
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Historic sites nearby: The Village Green, The Liberty Pole, Mulford Farm, Clinton Academy, Osborn-Jackson House, Hook Mill, Gardiner's Mill, Old Burial Ground and more (all within 1 mile)Other Awards: Zagat 50 Top Small Hotels in America (27 Rating for food) |
Recommended Restaurant(s) |
East Hampton Grill, Nick & Tonis, Fresno. |
Nearby College/University |
Southampton |
Mill House Inn Lobster Frittata The gourmet frittata is a signature dish at the Mill House Inn, set in the quaint seaside village of East Hampton. |
Discussion
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