The Mill House Inn

Common Space
Curl up with a novel on The Mill House Inn’s cozy leather sofas, relax in 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.

Ocean
Surrounded by spectacular ocean beaches, pristine bays and picturesque country roads, the East End of Long Island is a fisherman’s playground, a vintner’s paradise and an artist’s inspiration. Enjoy foggy mornings, lazy days, blazing sunsets and starlit nights. Walk to East Hampton's world-class restaurants, shops, galleries and theatres.

Americas Cup
This magnificent suite on the ground floor of The Cottage makes one imagine captain & crew sitting in one of the world's majestic Yacht Clubs discussing details of today's race. The America's Cup Suite has soaring cathedral ceilings, skylights, boat-blue walls, bright white trim, rich red mahogany furniture and replicas of the great Americas Cup sailboats. The oversized great room features iron lights from Hubbardton Forge, a gas log fireplace, an iron king size bed (which can be broken down into two twins by prior arrangement), a black leather sleeper sofa & armchair. There is a dining area with a wet bar, complete with a refrigerator & icemaker, and a huge bathroom with Kohler fixtures, our largest double marble shower with glass doors, a 6' Serenity Air Bath for two, stone floors with radiant heat, and a large dressing room with double pedestal sinks, an armoire, dresser & lighted glass cabinet. There are Sharp Aquos Plasma flat screen TVs in both the bedroom & the bathroom, Polk ceiling speakers throughout the suite (even in the bathroom), a DVD player, IPod dock, telephone, DSL and wireless high speed internet access. The suite also has a private deck with super-comfortable Adirondack chairs overlooking the sunset across our back yard. Dog-friendly.

Beach Hampton
On the ground floor of the inn with a private entrance from the inn’s lush gardens, decorated all in shades of white, this bright and casual suite embodies the essence of a summer cottage in the Hamptons and will entrace you whatever the season. The oversized bathroom features Kohler fixtures, a double marble shower with glass doors, a 6' Serenity Air Bath for two, and stone floors with radiant heat. There is a gas log fireplace in the living area, a slip covered sofa bed & arm chair and a wet bar with a refrigerator & ice-maker. The bedroom has an iron king bed, a desk and armoire. There are ceiling fans and Sharp Aquos Plasma flat screen TVs in both the bedroom & the living room, Polk ceiling speakers throughout the suite (even in the bathroom), a DVD player, IPod dock, a telephone, DSL and wireless high speed internet access. Dog-friendly.

Hemingway Suite
On the ground floor of the inn with a private entrance from the inn’s lush gardens, decorated all in shades of white, this bright and casual suite embodies the essence of a summer cottage in the Hamptons and will entrace you whatever the season. The oversized bathroom features Kohler fixtures, a double marble shower with glass doors, a 6' Serenity Air Bath for two, and stone floors with radiant heat. There is a gas log fireplace in the living area, a slip covered sofa bed & arm chair and a wet bar with a refrigerator & ice-maker. The bedroom has an iron king bed, a desk and armoire. There are ceiling fans and Sharp Aquos Plasma flat screen TVs in both the bedroom & the living room, Polk ceiling speakers throughout the suite (even in the bathroom), a DVD player, IPod dock, a telephone, DSL and wireless high speed internet access. Dog-friendly.

Captain's Suite
Completely private, on the second floor of The Cottage, the Captain’s Suite has Asian antique furniture and Mica Lights with soothing walls of Coast Fog and bamboo blinds. The suite is decorated with prints and photographs of turn-of-the-century ocean-going ships and maps of the passage to the Orient. The bedroom features an iron king bed and a stunning Chinese alter table, and the living room has a queen sofa bed and armchair in Monet Merlot leather, a gas fireplace, a wet bar with a refrigerator/icemaker and a 200 year old Mah Jong table & chairs with inlaid ivory. There is a private deck with treetop views over the village. The bathroom features Kohler fixtures, a 6' Serenity Air Bath, a double marble shower with glass doors, two pedestal sinks, stone floors with radiant heat and a skylight. There is a ceiling fan in the bedroom, Sharp Aquos Plasma flat screen TVs in both the living room and bedroom, Polk ceiling speakers throughout the suite (even in the bathroom), a DVD player, IPod dock, telephone, DSL and wireless high speed internet access. Dog-friendly.

Gallery Suite
On the ground floor of The Cottage, The Gallery Suite is furnished in early-American pine with soft green walls, knotty pine blinds, wrought iron fixtures and prints from famed Hamptons Abstract Expressionist artists including Jackson Pollack, Robert Motherwell & Mark Rothko. The bedroom has an iron king bed. The living room has a queen sofa-bed and armchair in Aspen Tobacco leather, a gas fireplace, a wet bar with a refrigerator & icemaker, and a table with four wheatback chairs. The bathroom features Kohler fixtures, a double marble shower with glass doors, a 6' Serenity Air Bath for two, and stone floors with radiant heat. There is a ceiling fan in the bedroom, Sharp Aquos Plasma flat screen TVs in both the living room and bedroom, Polk ceiling speakers throughout the suite (even in the bathroom), a DVD player, IPod dock, telephone, DSL and wireless high speed internet access. A private deck with our super-comfortable Adirondack chairs overlooks the back yard – a great place to drink a glass of our excellent East End wine and watch the sunset! Dog-friendly.

Hampton Classic Suite
Located on the ground floor adjacent to our French Door front porch, our newest two room suite is decorated and named in honor of the annual Hampton Classic equestrian event. The large sitting room has views of the Old Hook Windmill & historic downtown East Hampton. The very quiet bedroom looks out over a private garden. Room amenities include mahogany & ebony furniture, a desk overlooking the front porch, an iron king bed and a day bed that doubles as a sofa, and a private bath with a whirlpool tub. Handicap accessible.

Hampton Holiday
A favorite for honeymoons and special romantic get-a-ways, Hampton Holiday is decorated in refreshing shades of pale yellow and white with an antique brass king bed (which can be broken out into two twin beds by prior arrangement), rattan arm chairs with ottomans, a gas fireplace and a large closet. The bathroom has skylights, a whirlpool tub & walk-in shower. Located on the third floor of the inn.

Hampton Breezes
The calm of soft foggy green walls with mahogany furniture and two leather club chairs beside the gas fireplace – a perfect place to hide away from the sun or the rain. Hampton Breezes has an iron king bed (which can be separated to two twin beds by prior arrangement), and a private bath with a whirlpool tub. Located on the third floor of the inn, Hampton Breezes fills with sunset light in the evening.

Rose Room
Dramatic antique dusty rose walls and gold Duponi silk drapes create an elegant but comfortable sanctuary. Room amenities include hand-carved pine furniture, hand-painted glass lampshades, a queen-sized iron bed, a love seat, gas fireplace, and a private bath with a whirlpool tub. The Rose Room is located on the second floor in the back of the Inn with a garden view.

Sail Away
Evoking visions of a sea captain's journeys to the mysterious Orient and filled with the treasures he brought back to safe harbor, Sail Away is decorated in shades of blue with Asian antique furniture and bamboo blinds. Room amenities include an iron queen bed, loveseat, gas fireplace, and a newly renovated bathroom with Grohe fixtures, stone floors and a marble walk-in shower. Sail Away is located on the second floor in the back of the Inn with a garden view.

Patrick Lynch
Patrick Lynch was shipwrecked off Amagansett beach in 1851 in transit from Dublin while fleeing the great potato famine. He was offered a job in East Hampton and chose to stay rather than joining the majority of his companions headed west for the Gold Rush. Some years later he became the owner of the house now known as The Mill House Inn. Decorated with Gaelic flair with pale blue walls and spruce Duponi silk drapes, Patrick's Room has an iron queen bed, antique marble-topped tables, a leather club chair with ottoman, gas fireplace and a newly renovated bathroom with Grohe fixtures, stone floors and a marble walk-in shower. Located on the second floor of the Inn with views across the village green.