1770 House Named 1 Of 'Most Romantic Getaways' In NY

EAST HAMPTON, NY — With Valentine's Day coming up next week, all thoughts are turning to red roses, cozy dinners for two, and how to find the perfect spot to celebrate sweet romance.

In East Hampton, the 1770 House was recently named one of the "The Most Romantic Getaways in New York" by Conde Nast Traveler. The 1770 House Restaurant & Inn, located at 143 Main St. in East Hampton, is the perfect choice for "maximum coziness," according to the post.

"There are a couple of historic inns in the tony Long Island beach town of East Hampton, but this one might be the coziest, with a vibe that works just as well in the dead of winter as it does during the high summer season. Even though it only has six rooms (we like Room 4, with its Art Deco-y floral wallpaper, exposed beams, and wood-burning fireplace) there are two restaurants," the Conde Nast Traveler post said — adding that a splurge on champagne and local oysters at the Tavern is a win-win.

The post added that the Valentine's Day destination is close to the glorious beach and designer boutiques of East Hampton.

The 1770 House suggests pairing a romantic Valentine's Day dinner with a romantic stay at the Inn.

It's not the first time that the longtime favorite eatery and inn were feted: The establishment was named one of the Top 100 Restaurants In America for 2017, according to OpenTable.com.

"The 100 Best Restaurants in America for 2017 are consistently putting out delicious dishes, providing impeccable service, and paying attention to every detail to orchestrate one-of-a-kind dining experiences time and again," OpenTable.com wrote. "Our list of honorees is based on an analysis of 12,000,000+ reviews of more than 26,000 restaurants across the country — all submitted by verified diners."

According to The 1770 House's website, "For more than 250 years, The 1770 House has welcomed guests with hospitality and comfort, a tradition that continues to attract guests from around the world to the intimate Inn, steps from the heart of East Hampton Village. The venerable home, today a boutique hotel and restaurant, seamlessly integrates historic elegance with luxurious, modern amenities and first-class dining by Chef Michael Rozzi."

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