The Suite

Tucked within the Amagansett dunes and once the coastal escape of playwright Neil Simon, the Beach House is a 1960s Alfred Scheffer-designed residence, now reimagined by The Roundtree’s founder, with a deeply personal hand. From the outside, its cedar shingles, gabled rooflines, and sculpted landscaping evoke classic Hamptons vernacular - but within, exposed beams, a brick fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling sliding doors create a dialogue between past and present. The open-plan living space flows into a sleek Vipp kitchen outfitted with Jura marble and bar stool seating, designed for long, easy gatherings. The three-bedroom main house is anchored by a primary suite with its own outdoor sitting area, while a separate guest cottage and dedicated office with queen sleeper add further flexibility. Outside, a manicured backyard unfolds with sun loungers, a hammock, an outdoor shower, and a patio with a grill and dining table, all just moments from the beach via private pathways.

The Hotel

With just a handful of rooms, suites, and private cottages, The Roundtree, Amagansett reimagines the East End guesthouse experience. This meticulously restored 120-year-old property blends pastoral charm with modern ease—think landscaped lawns, complimentary picnics, and an open invitation to borrow a beach cruiser or s’mores kit at sunset. The service is highly personalized, from curated local recommendations to in-room breakfast delivered daily. Perfectly situated on Main Street, The Roundtree is minutes from Amagansett’s top shops, restaurants, and the surf beyond.

Amenities

• Pet-friendly
• Wellness specialist
• Fitness classes