subject: Book Last-minute Montauk Hotels And Accommodation And Search For Information Regarding Familiar Hist [print this page] Montauk Hotels Provide Opportunities to Visit Long Island
New Yorkers are lucky to have a nearby relaxing destination like Long Island when they need to unwind from the frenzy of the city. Each year, thousands of tourists go to this island to experience its famed immaculate shores, pretty sunsets, charming road views, and activities for the family. It is best to stay at Montauk hotels, where it is easy to go to the historic Montauk Point Lighthouse, considered to be New Yorks oldest active lighthouse. Next to the lighthouse is the Montauk Point State Park, where you can go surf fishing, trail hiking, and seal or whale watching. Water parks are popular with kids, and Long Island has some of the most thrilling rides and attractions around. Take the entire family to Splish Splash in Calverton and enter Dr. Von Darks Tunnel of Terror a 40-foot plunge with 360-degree spins in total darkness. At Lazerland and Laser Kingdoms, they can play laser tag. There is also a family roller coaster, carousels, go-karts, batting cages, a mini golf course, bumper boats, and a rock wall at Boomers, a nine-acre amusement park in Medford.
Stay in Montauk Hotels to See Long Island Wineries
Since 1975, Long Island has been producing excellent quality wines. There are more than 50 vineyards in the island today, covering 3,000 acres of land that's capable of yielding vinifera varietal grapes similar to those produced in California and France. Many of the vineyards can be found in North Fork, including Ackerly Pond where dogs are allowed; Clovis Point, where guests can sample the Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Syrah; Corey Creek, voted Best New York Gewurztraminer and Best New York Chardonnay by the New York Food and Grape Foundation; and Bedell Cellars, featured by Wine Business Monthly as among the top 10 Top 10 Hottest Small Brands in the US. Montauk hotels give you access to vineyards in the South Fork, where you can sign up for Long Island wine tours. Explore the Normandy-style chateau of Duck Walk Vineyards, the high-ceiling tasting room of Wolffer Estate, the nine honey mead varieties of Long Island Meadery, and the sprawling mansion of Loughlin Vineyards.
Affordable Montauk Hotels
Escaping the pressures of the city does not have to be expensive. There are inexpensive hotels in which to stay for a weekend, particularly Montauk hotels in the East End. The Sail Inn of Montauk is a great place to crash before your much-awaited fishing trip. Conveniently situated at Montauk Harbor, it has large rooms, complete baths, Jacuzzis, and a restaurant and inn. Located just 75 feet from the beach is the Sands Motel, which is also near Gosmans Dock and Montauk Point. It has 42 rooms with private balconies, a 50-foot swimming pool, and a 2-bedroom cottage with kitchen and living facilities perfect for families on vacation. Ocean Resort Inn is located right across the beach and is very near the shores of the Atlantic. Bask in the sun or cool off with a relaxing dip, stroll to downtown Montauk and explore the many dining and shopping options, or sign up for a whale watching tour. Montauk offers other lodging options such as Wavecrest Oceanfront Resort, Harborside Resort, and Daunts Albatross Motel.
Book in Montauk Hotels and Visit Hither Hills State Park
If youre one of many New Yorkers looking for a much needed respite from the hustle and bustle of city life, rev up that Winnebago and drive 120 miles northeast to lovely Montauk in Suffolk, Long Island where youll find Hither Hills State Park. Hither Hills State Park presents many opportunities for fun activities, like camping at any of the parks168 camp sites; picnicking at the picturesque picnic areas facing the beach; going sport fishing; playing in the ball fields, courts and playgrounds; hiking and biking along the parks trails; and bird watching. Anglers can rent a boat and fish at night provided they secure the necessary permits. Dare to walk along the sand dunes of Napeague Harbor while under a canopy of Russian olive, oak, shad and pine trees. If you dont want to drive, you can take a bus or train from Manhattan and stay at one of the many Montauk hotels in the area.
