At Hortons Flower Farm in Mattituck, we understand how crucial it is to find the right pet-friendly accommodation. Whether you’re heading out for a beach retreat or exploring wine country with your furry friend, these Long Island hotels go the extra mile to ensure both of you have a relaxing stay.
Top Dog-Friendly Hotels
- The Preston House & Hotel (Riverhead)
- Boutique charm with thoughtful pet perks like complimentary beds and bowls.
- Why It’s Great: Close to Riverhead attractions and easy access to dog-friendly parks.
- Harborfront Inn (Greenport)
- Waterfront views and walking distance to dog-friendly wineries.
- Perk: Enjoy scenic marina strolls with your pup.
- Gurney’s Montauk Resort (Montauk)
- Luxury beachfront stay offering pet-friendly dining and oceanfront views.
- Highlight: Direct beach access for sunrise (or sunset) walks.
- The Maidstone Hotel (East Hampton)
- Cozy Scandinavian design, near dog-friendly beaches and trails.
- Bonus: Stylish café and outdoor seating where pups are welcome.
- The Inn at Great Neck
- Upscale amenities with nearby parks for puppy playtime.
- Good To Know: Easy commute to NYC if you want a city excursion.
- Sound View Greenport
- Tranquil waterfront retreat offering private patios for you and your pet to lounge in the ocean breeze.
- Pro Tip: Ask about their dog-friendly rooms when booking.
- The Montauk Beach House (Montauk)
- Trendy boutique vibe for social travelers and their furry sidekicks.
- Fun Fact: Near Montauk’s famous nightlife and scenic dog-friendly beaches.
What to Look for in a Pet-Friendly Hotel
- Pet Policies & Fees
- Always confirm breed or size limits and any extra charges.
- Nearby Green Spaces
- Parks and beaches for easy exercise and fresh-air breaks.
- Pet Amenities
- Beds, bowls, or dog-friendly dining options can make a big difference.
Dog-Friendly Activities
- Beaches:
- Kirk Park Beach (East Hampton) or Shadmoor State Park (Montauk) for leash-friendly strolls.
- Vineyards:
- Lieb Cellars or Wölffer Estate often welcome leashed pups.
- Trails:
- Avalon Park or Mashomack Preserve for scenic hikes.
- Outdoor Dining:
- Love Lane Kitchen (Mattituck) invites well-behaved dogs on the patio.
Final Thoughts
From waterfront retreats to boutique inns, Long Island has plenty of spots that cater to you and your four-legged companion. If your travels lead you to the North Fork, be sure to visit Hortons Flower Farm in Mattituck—we’d love to welcome both you and your pup for a stroll among our blooms!
