Capri Hotel Southampton

My boyfriend and our dogs spent the weekend at Capri. I am from the south so this was our first trip to the Hamptons. I had been looking forward to this for years. A few call outs that should be known for people that aren’t familiar with the area. This is a motel attached to a club. I paid $2,500 for the weekend which was supposed to include free breakfast. It did not. We also needed reservations to sit by the pool. The hotel itself was nice. The room was fine. Nothing fancy. But it was insanely bright and we barely slept because of loud music blasting until 4am. Highly disappointed because our bed was literally shaking from the music.

I would not recommend staying here at all- unless all other options are sold out. The service is non existent.The people sitting at the front desk sigh and complain anything when asked to do perform their responsibilities, like putting out the breakfast that is promised at 8, or bringing out pool towels when there are none set anywhere else so guests can just grab them. The two vending machines that are in the hallways are broken. The pool looks okay - but apparently doesn’t belong to the hotel - the restaurant comes and kicks you out midday - yes, you aren’t allowed to use the beds in the pool of the hotel you are staying after paying over 1000 a night - a caveat that clearly is not disclosed at booking or check-in. The rooms are beyond basic- only pleasant people were housekeeping st

This is my second year in a row doing a weekend stay at Capri Southampton. I like this place enough that I’m writing a review in hopes that management/ ownership will continue to keep this place on the up & up, and make improvements!||PROs:|-the gift baskets and snacks/ drinks in the rooms are such a nice touch|-I found my room both years to be clean; housekeeping does a good job.|-the pool is so nice and has floats |-there is coffee and small pastries in the lobby in the morning |-the room designs are cute; though the bathrooms are small, they are updated |-when the restaurant is not open, you can bring your own food/ drink to the pool area |-location is good; if you’re coming from the city, not having to go all the way to East Hampton or Montauk shortens the drive |||CONs:|-the Capri’s b

This is a nightclub with rooms rather than a hotel: loud music, people dancing around the pool, and private spaces for intimate encounters. It feels like an hourly-rate hotel with a high turnover rate. There’s nothing wrong with that, but it should be more clearly communicated. The name, in particular, should reflect that this is more of an short-stay hotel intended for short visits than for vacations.

Does not cater to hotel guests. The website warns the music may be loud until 2am when in fact it doesn’t shut down until 4am, then club goers spill out into the pool area and continue partying until after 5am. The front desk lies and says they have no control over the restaurant and don’t act on noise complaints. Great spot if you want to party and be around drugs until 6am.