Montauk

=montauk lodging= Montauk has more hotels and motels than any other Suffolk County destination. Some are small family owned establishments, others luxury resorts. Montauk’s season is generally defined as the last weekend in June to Labor Day weekend. However, most businesses begin to open in April and May, and many do not close until November or December. Most hotels and motels offer off-season rates, but the timing of the off-season varies from one hotel to another. It is best to check with each establishment regarding their policy. Fall is our second busiest season. Surfcasters and fishermen come for the abundant striped bass and blues off our shores. The weather is warm and the sea is usually warm enough to swim until mid-October. The locals will tell you “Fall is the best time.” Winter is our quiet season, but some businesses are open year-round. For information about lodging, select from the areas of Montauk below. All hotels, motels, and B&B's in that area are listed. [|Download the Montauk map to view the location of these areas in Montauk].

[|Napeague & Old Montauk Highway] [|Village & Fort Pond] [|Montauk Harbor] [|Fort Pond Bay] [|Lake Montauk] [|Ditch Plains] =montauk dining= During the winter months most restaurants are closed. The ones that stay open are (in the Village) The Harvest, Shagwong, Anthony's, the Munch Box, Pizza Village, O'Murphy's Pub, Naturally Good Cafe, East by Northeast, and Wok N Roll; (at the Harbor), Manucci's; (on the Old Montauk Highway) Gurney's Inn; and the Montauket, on Fort Pond Bay. [|Download the Montauk map to view the location of these areas in Montauk].

[|Napeague & Old Montauk Highway] [|Village & Fort Pond] [|Montauk Harbor] [|Fort Pond Bay] [|Lake Montauk]