Hotels in Long Island, United States

Long Island stretches east from New York City into the Atlantic Ocean, with a humid subtropical climate that brings hot summers averaging 80°F (27°C) perfect for swimming at Jones Beach, and cold winters around 30°F (-1°C) ideal for cozy wine tours in the North Fork's 60+ vineyards. The region is famous for its South Shore's sandy Atlantic beaches, North Shore's Gold Coast mansions, and the Hamptons' upscale summer scene where you can surf at Ditch Plains or charter a fishing boat in Montauk. In winter, you can explore the Vanderbilt Museum's 19th-century mansion without the summer crowds, but summer remains the best season for kayaking in the Great South Bay or cycling through the Hamptons' farm stands.