Three Ducks

I stayed last weekend at this hotel and it was great. The rooms were spotlessly clean. I'm normally not good with hotels, but this one gave my germaphobe self a chance to relax. I did this just for a quick getaway from home, I don't live too far. We booked a room in the middle of winter so we were maybe one of two groups there which made it nice and relaxing for us. The location is great and super close to a ton of places to eat. The price we paid was overall fair. Our only "complaint" was that we did not actually see anybody there, and when I did call the front desk it took awhile for someone to get back to me (which is why I'm giving four stars and not five.) Over all, our stay was amazing and I'd love to go back.

The Three Duck Hotel, located in Westhampton, NY, is a fully renovated boutique hotel equipped with all modern amenities.||This establishment was formerly known as the Westhampton SeaBreeze Hotel and operates for only a few months each year.||It could be considered a hidden gem for those seeking accommodation while visiting the Hamptons.||The hotel is truly brand new, impeccably clean, and thoughtfully designed. ||The staff members are exceptionally friendly, and they provide a continental breakfast each morning.||Room number 1 is the finest option, featuring a pleasant layout, a private patio area, and convenient proximity to the parking lot.

I recently stayed at Three Ducks for a solo weekend getaway - I was looking for a place to unwind, and this turned out to be exactly what I needed. The staff were warm and welcoming - but never overbearing.The property has such a low-key, relaxed vibe ---beautifully designed with a clear attention to detail that feels effortless rather than showy. It’s stylish without trying too hard — something genuinely different for the Hamptons. A true hidden gem! - I will definitely be back!

The rooms are lovely- modern, big and lovely and bright. We arrived on a Monday and the receptionist told us if we wanted to order food he would be closing at 8pm. We got back from a walk at 7.30pm only to find him gone, with no options for food, so we had to eat at 7-11. Breakfast the next day was a similar let down. Coffee machine was broken and the girl on reception didn’t seem bothered to help. A nice space on paper, but the service doesn’t match the rate.

The hotel is undeniably beautiful—the interiors are warm, minimalist, and designed to feel deeply connected to nature. It’s a serene, visually calming space that’s clearly been thoughtfully designed for aesthetics and atmosphere. However, beyond the look and feel, there’s very little offered. There’s no restaurant/bar, no room service, and no real amenities to match the luxury price point. For $500–$600 per night, I expected a fuller hospitality experience. The biggest issue is the lack of soundproofing. The walls are extremely thin—you can hear ‘everything’ from neighboring rooms, which really undermines the peaceful vibe they’re aiming for. If you’re coming purely for the design and don’t mind bringing your own snacks and earplugs, this place might work for you. But at this price, I w