Long Island offers a wide range of accommodations for travelers from every budget bracket. On the frugal side of the spectrum you will find campgrounds and cabins, motels and motor lodges. Mid-range chain hotels are prevalent throughout the region and bed & breakfasts that offer cozy accommodations with a personal touch are always a popular choice, especially for those travelers wishing to stay in the North Fork. Luxury hotels, posh historic inns, and resorts are not in short supply - particularly in the ever-trendy Hamptons.
Hotels and Resorts around Long Island, New York
Long Island has a large number of high-end hotels and resorts. Many are located on the Island's eastern end, in and around the Hamptons and Montauk. The award-winning and historic Garden City Hotel, on the western end of Long Island, is an elegant, stylish luxury hotel with rooms starting from $250. The hotel has been in operation since 1874 and boasts high-profile guests such as John F. Kennedy and his wife, Jacqueline, New York State Senator Hillary Clinton, and former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
Bed and Breakfasts (B&Bs) and Historic Inns around Long Island, New York
Middle range B&Bs can be found throughout Long Island, particularly on the South Shore and in the North Fork. Some of the most beautiful and well-equipped B&Bs and historic inns are located in the Hamptons and on Shelter Island. Restored Victorian mansions boasting breathtaking views of the sea, gourmet food, and modern luxury amenities such as flat screen televisions and Jacuzzis are included among the high-end lodgings.
Motels and Motor Lodges around Long Island, New York
Clean and adequate motels are scattered throughout Long Island especially off of the Montauk Highway 27 and Sunrise Highway 27A. Many motels allow children under 18 to stay for free.
Hostels around Long Island, New York
Hostels with bathrooms, showers, and bike racks are available at West Hills, Blydenburgh, Cathedral Pines, Southaven, Sears Bellows, Indian Island, Cedar Point, and Theodore Roosevelt County Parks.
Camping around Long Island, New York
Camping is a wonderful way to experience Long Island's pristine beauty in the most intimate and personal way. Modern and rustic, public and private campgrounds are available in both Nassau and Suffolk counties. Fire Island National Seashore has a seasonal, tents-only site at Watch Hill. Wilderness backcountry camping is available at Otis Pike Fire Island Wilderness near the eastern end of Fire Island. You should be prepared to hike more than a mile into the wilderness with your gear and you will need to stop off at the Fire Island Wilderness Visitor Center at Smith Point for a camping permit.
Hotels in Long Island, the Hamptons, Montauk, Fire Island
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