LDV at the Maidstone

Name: LDV at the Maidstone
Address: 207 Main St, East Hampton, NY 11937, New York, United States
Telephone: +16313245006
Price range: $310–$2,477
Rating: 4.3

207 Main St, East Hampton, NY 11937

Condé Nast Readers' Choice '25

Google 4.3

Overall 67

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$310

13 Oct 2026

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$2,477

26 May 2026

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$784

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8 to 14 Nov

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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler

Condé Nast Readers' Choice 2025

Character and identity

A 19-room 1800s shingled inn on East Hampton's Main Street, reopened in 2024 after LDV Hospitality (the Scarpetta team) took over and gave it a Mediterranean-meets-coastal-cottage refresh. Whitewashed exteriors and green trim give it Hamptons bones; inside, the common rooms read as Italian villa crossed with seaside grandma, with a lingering lobby bar and a garden restaurant that hums on summer weekends. Rooms layer linen curtains, rattan, neutral palettes and Santa Maria Novella amenities. Service is light-touch rather than full concierge, and there's no pool. Main Beach is a short bike ride away, with passes and chairs included.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples slipping out of Manhattan, small groups looking for a calmer alternative to Montauk, and design-minded travellers who want serious Italian cooking attached to their bed. The intimate scale, complimentary beach passes and bike fleet, and buzzy-but-civilised garden restaurant suit anyone who prizes atmosphere over resort scale.

Should look elsewhere:
Anyone wanting a pool, full-service concierge, spa, or kids' club should book elsewhere. The 19-room footprint and minimal staffing mean you're largely on your own, and the across-the-street cemetery may give some pause. Families needing constant programming will find it thin.

Bottom line

The cooking is the headline here: the LDV-run garden restaurant is genuinely one of the better Italian tables on the East End, and it elevates the whole stay. Book a Premier King if you want the freestanding tub and top-floor space, lock in a dinner reservation before you arrive, and target shoulder-season weekends when Main Street quiets but the kitchen is still firing.

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