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If it hadn’t been for the great location, friendliness of staff and very good breakfast I would have given this a 1 or 2 star rating. I reserved one of the lowest price rooms (still over $1000 per night before tax) and it was tiny, probably 12x15 feet with a bathroom that was probably no larger than 4x6 feet. The furnishings danced the line between vintage and shabby. There were plaster cracks on the ceiling, paint on window panes, frayed and difficult to operate window shades and worn/stained carpeting. Simple features like bedside accessible outlets or USB plugs were lacking. We did appreciate the beach parking pass.

This place has gone downhill. The rooms were always a bit dingy but it used to have great breakfasts. Now they are mediocre at best. The coffee is weak and the food is not good. On top of that while you eat your mediocre breakfast you have to listen to the owner micromanage and berate his staff. Unpleasant experience to say the least.

Very disappointing and very expensive. We travel often and never felt so ripped off by misled and overpriced accomadatons. Room much smaller than what was advertised. We payed for a suite and it was NOT a suite!! Not worth even half of what we paid! Will never return because they take advantage of trusting customers😳

I recently stayed at The Mill House Inn (Sept 2022) and was extremely disappointed in the quality of the room, the dining and the staff! There was not a lot of good in the experience - especially when compared to when I previously stayed at the inn approximately 6 years ago and it was fabulous. This time however, the room was worn out with fraying carpets, peeling leather chairs, broken luggage racks and an abundance of dust and cobwebs. The breakfast was provided on plastic plates with plastic utensils and paper cups. Now I realize we are still in Covid times, but spare me this ‘take out experience’… especially as restaurants within blocks are serving with real dishware and glasses. Might we say that th Mill House is exploiting their customers to save money all in the name of Covid, I think so. By the way, they don’t seem to have any trouble charging incredible prices for this below par experience. Never again for me!

Deeply disappointed and shocked in how run down the Inn was after I saw it 10 or 12 years ago when it was beautiful. When I arrived in the evening, no one was there – not an inn keeper, manager or any other guests. There were no cars at the property and it appeared there was no one staying there. Room 4 is terribly shabby and depressing. Torn window treatments and dirty rugs which I have photos of to prove. This was not how the room was described when booking and is not what one expects of a high priced East Hampton Inn. However, the worst part was seeing a MOUSE TRAP under the bed!!! The inn keeper on the phone became defensive and was not at all apologetic. He was rude. talked incessantly – again not how you treat a guest. From Trip Advisor reviews, others have had the identical treatment. I have come to East Hampton for over 20 years and never had such a terrible and stressful time. I help off writing a review as I was hoping for a 50% REFUND as I left the next day and left $2,000 on the table. The request is more than reasonable given the depressing and worn room, the behavior of the inn keeper and the condition of the inn I have stayed in Inns worldwide and never has there NOT been an urn of coffee waiting for guests in the morning. Telling a guest you sent your chef home is ridiculous. Seems the Inn is trying to save money everyway possible. Save yourself the aggravation and money!!

Extremely nice staff. Unfortunately the rooms are obscenely overpriced for what they are, and their graciousness can not erase the feeling of having been taken for a ride. When you pay over 3K all in with fees (they add 10 percent fees on top of the extremely high rack rate) a 2 night stay, you expect a certain standard in the room, even a very small room like the one we stayed in. They market themselves as a 5 star hotel. It’s actually somewhere between a 2 and 3 star hotel. The room had: 1) bugs 2) old run down carpeting 3) marks throughout the walls 4) musty smell and not a particularly good ac 5) malfunctioning wifi for one of the 2 nights 6) bathtub plug didn’t seal 7) tiny windows with no view 8) low ceiling to where you would hit your head The staff was nice and accommodating, which we appreciated, but at this price I do feel like I should have known to expect a 2/3 star room and not a 5.