The Beach Motel

This is a newly renovated property from the same owners as the Beach Motel. Just a few blocks south and also NOT on the beach (albeit not very far). Very tastefully decorated in Art Deco style. The finishes were great. But there are significant growing pains. Good design yes, practical definitely no. We had a kitchenette. No kettle, no microwave, only one pot for the stove. Coffee maker is Nespresso only. Frying pan is minuscule. Storage is also an issue. 3 closets but only hanging space, not a shelf or dresser in sight. No night light in the bathroom, no bedside lights. The pillows are memory foam and they are stiff. 4 pillows provided, there should be at least 2 fluffier ones. Orientation sheet very limited. There is a white gas art deco fireplace in the suite, but no gas, apparently they cannot be used due to safety concerns. Overall form won over function which isn't great. However, none of these issues are hard or expensive to remediate. If they did, the suite would be a great place to stay.

Lovely place! The staff were amazing and attentive. The motel is beautifully renovated and the continental breakfast was delicious. Southampton is such a nice town with some great shops and restaurants that were so fun to explore. Highly recommended for a beautiful beach getaway!

this boutique motel, should leave the "boutique" out of the name, and just go with Motel, furthermore, the beach should be left out of the name, as the beach cannot been heard or seen, from the motel property. also the pictures that can be found do not represent the real address, as it has been photo chopped, as the attached picture i found on trip advisor, doesn't represent the real building. the cost of $400 per night, midweek, is preposterous, based on the reality of us staying there. they fill the room with useless decor, including round balls, designed for foot stools,(maybe), as well as useless wall hanging to hang your jackets, and a swing outside the door of the room that you have to be a gymnast to get in or out of, but lets stick to the inside, the bathroom has stand alone bathtub, with a ceiling oval curtain rod, to be pulled around the inside of the tub, well think 60 years old, and you have to step over the 20" tall tub, to the slippery surface of the tub floor, now that you have done that, try to wash your hair with a rain head from the middle of the ceiling, (no pressure), now picture you have to step out of the tub onto a tiled floor, soaking wet, over a 20" step down! very unsafe, remember 60 yrs old, did i mention 1 replaced knee, and the other coming in 48 days, that was treacherous. they have tremendous outdoor patio, however the fireplaces get turned off at 8 pm, when the innkeeper goes home! oh and they didnt mention if you want to use the sauna, that too is not available after 8 pm, so if you like fires during the day, or a sauna, thats when its available. the toilet seat was loose enough that it was dangerous, incase you want to go to southhampton, take note, the walker restaurant closes at 8 pm. yes, 8 pm