Holiday Inn Express & Suites Long Island-East End

Stayed here on a Friday night. I couldn’t help noticing how dirty the carpet was. A little pricey but it’s a good place to stay if your gonna hit some breweries in town and head home first thing in the morning.

This is an okay and reasonably priced hotel. If you expect more, stay elsewhere. My room was freezing cold, but simply turning the fan off handled that. Most hotels fail at HVAC.
The location is good if you want to visit Riverhead (I’m here work related). There are some good restaurants there.
The hotel has the lame breakfast you would expect and nothing else. Wi-​fi is really free. Not the crazy slow 1980s era telephone line modem slow «free» wi-​fi that you have to upgrade for a fee at many hotels. This is legit functional good wi-​fi, which was perfect for me so i could work remotely. Also no charge for parking.
The problems I observed began with a crazy uncomfortable desk chair that was like sitting on a fire escape. Guys, Americans are so fat now that you have to replace office chairs every few years. The closet is so narrow that the hangars don’t fit. I hung up my suit, tried to close the door and noticed 1) that the clothes have to hang at a 45 degree angle to the wall and 2) the door to the closet closed on the hangars. I get it. Some bean counter made it possible to fit in one extra room if the closet in each is too narrow to fit a hangar.

I can’t stretch enough my disappointment from this hotel. I had a block of 16 rooms for my wedding and the way me and my guests were treated was AWEFUL!!! No rooms on time, price online was cheaper than what we were offered, my mother had to got out of the room with her towel on for shampoo that was missing in the room after she called 3 times and no one came, it was chaotic and the manager is the worst person you’ll ever meet! Do yourself a favor and book somewhere else!

Arrived 3 hours early on a Saturday, doubting that we’d be able to check in. They found us a room to check into right away, and also gave us the number of a cab service with competitive pricing (aka the cheapest in town). We stayed in room 101, right around the corner from the front desk, which I thought would be noisy, but it really wasn’t. Unfortunately, it wasn’t pool season yet, so we missed out on that. The free breakfast in the AM was better than I expected. I got there 30 mins before it was over, and was expecting cereal, oatmeal, fruit and muffins, with barely anything left, but I was pleasantly surprised. There was scrambled eggs, bagels, english muffins, mini blueberry and lemon poppy muffins, oatmeal, breakfast sausage patties, and cinnamon rolls. The orange juice was terribly disappointing though. It was very watered down. The staff was very friendly and the check-​in and check-​out processes were both very speedy. Rooms were very roomy, but the water pressure in the shower could’ve been better. I would definitely stay here again.

Noisy inside and out. I spent last night in room 103: not only was there bad street noise, I was woken up twice by loud noise from the lobby at 11:50 PM and 1:40 AM. If you have the misfortune to stay here, do not accept a room numbered in the low 100s. Did I mention that the heating system has been rigged so that you cannot leave the fan running for background noise?

This is a very nice hotel. I had to come into town on kind of short notice. Only being in town for one night, I was looking for something cheap and to lay my head down. After doing a google search, the low end cheap places were just scary (like will Norman Bates checking me in scary).
I understood I was going to have to step up the budget if I wanted to rest my head in safe and clean environment. I called them up to see if they have government worker discounts, boom, they did! So I made the reservation for the same day I called and they hooked a brotha up with a bridal suite!
After arriving I was pleasantly pleased with the décor of the hotel, the area surrounding them and the friendly staff. The suite had 2 TVs and a nice and comfortable king sized bed and the bathroom had a jacuzzi tub. Another accommodation this hotel provided was hot breakfast which was delicious!
My only knock on the hotel is their cancellation policy, be sure to read up on it before you book, being indecisive could be costly. But if you choose to stay here you will be happy with your decision!

Great hotel if you’re looking for somewhere clean, convenient, very comfortable… and not wanting to spend a lot of $$. Literally 3min from Tanger outlet shopping and great value for the money. Spent about $ 220 for a 2 full size bed room; it included all the necessities such as fridge, microwave, flat screen w/​option to order movies and free wifi… Loved it.

Had a great experience at this hotel in Riverhead. It was conveniently close to the tanger outlets and all of the food spots. The staff was super friendly and helpful. We were able to go to the aquarium close by which was awesome as well! Overall great experience wish we had stayed longer

Wow! What an amazing experience. Great clean hotel and at the center of all east end attractions. Splish Splash 1 mile away, Westhampton beach 15min away, vineyards 15min, kayaking peconic river 2min, Tanger outlet across the street! Great price and efficient way of staying in the Hamptons without the price and traffic. Pool was great after shopping at Tanger.
I’ll be back in the fall!

What a scam. I was told it was a suite when I reserved it. Not even a fridge! $ 255 per night. They would not let me pay for my 2^nd night in Priority points. Called Priority club in India, waste of time. They would not acknowledge AAA discount of any sort. Checked out and went to HYATT which is much nicer, and would allow me to use my points. Very disappointed.

It’s very clean. It’s very new. It’s $ 200−350/night. For a Holiday Inn? I know it’s in the «nice» part of LI, but c’mon. We were there for a wedding and it was the CHEAPEST option. This is why it’s getting a one-​star. Holiday Inns get one star. I’m writing this from the Viceroy in Palm Springs where I’m happily paying $ 400+ for a one bedroom suite. Not to be a snob, but get a clue HIE! It’s not like Ina Garten was bringing us breakfast in bed. :-)

Karen procesed our reservation, welcomed us upon arrival and remedied the issues that arose. (Pool towels, A/​C,) The facility was beautiful; pool clean, breakfast room is not cafeteria like and the options for the morning were very good. Snack machines, and Ice available. Next door to 7 – 11, across from Panera Bread, a delicious deli (for beach sandwiches) and a Stop and Shop for the incidentals.

When the summer temperatures rise, so do the prices of lodging in the Hamptons. You really can’t escape paying hundreds of dollars even for a cheap motel. If you are willing to stay 20 mins from Southampton (maybe 45 – 60 mins from Montauk) then Riverhead might be your best bet. For $ 180 per night, you get a really comfortable and well appointed room. There is a swimming pool, free wireless internet and hot breakfast in the morning. Not bad at all. As a plus, you are less than 5 mins from the Tanger Outlets, so you can have at least one day of good old fashion American over consumption, drop off your stuff at the hotel and head out to the beaches for a late afternoon swim. The money you can save staying here will help pay for some of the stuff you can buy at the outlets. The only drawback is that you don’t have walk out beaches. So this could be a really good place to explore the Hamptons, but if you want to just chill at a beach for a few days, you are probably better off staying at one of the Hampton towns. Three stars.