The lavish Baker House 1650 facilities.
The Baker House 1650
“Guests love having facials with our esthetician, Laura Lee Drucker,” says resident manager Heather McCormack. “Laura Lee uses steam, massage, light extraction, and a customized mask during the facial, which leaves your skin glowing.” 181 Main St., East Hampton, 324-4081
c/o The Maidstone
Classic massages, including Swedish, aromatherapy, deep tissue, and hot stone, are offered in the secluded Buddha Garden, as well as nontraditional healing treatments like Reiki, which “balances the chakras and energy channels in your body to connect you with your spirit,” says general manager Sophie Boner. 207 Main St., East Hampton, 324-5006
Day Spa at the Montauk Manor
Chill Out, the signature Montauk Manor massage, is designed for stress management. The 90-minute massage utilizes a rich organic cream, blended with lavender, orange, and sandalwood essential oils. 236 Edgemere St., Montauk, 668-4400
Montauk Yacht Club
Spa MYC offers six distinct facials and body treatments with indulgent add-ons, including scalp treatments and spa reflexology. “For massages we use an organic gel because it’s less greasy than oil,” says Deborah Thompson, the spa director. 32 Star Island Road, Montauk, 668-7736
The Pridwin Beach Hotel & Cottages
Nestled above Crescent Beach, the historic hotel offers kayaks, sunfishes, and bicycles so guests can take full advantage of the stellar location. The Moussa Drame Tennis Club and scenic trails along the nearby Mashomack Nature Preserve supply more ways to keep active. 81 Shore Road, Shelter Island, 749-0476
Sea Water Spa at Gurney’s Inn
Gurney’s Sea Water Spa employs the healing and restorative properties of the ocean, including those of saltwater, seaweed, and algae, in many of its treatments, with the Active Green Argillite Mud Therapy and Mermaid’s Purse Body Wrap among the favorites. 290 Old Montauk Hwy., Montauk, 668-2345
Southampton Inn
The lush five-acre property allows for ample athletic courts and recreational activities especially geared toward children. In addition to the large swimming pool, the inn includes tennis, volleyball, croquet courts, a Ping-Pong table, and lawn games such as horseshoes and shuffleboard. 91 Hill St., Southampton, 283-6500
South Winds Guest House
The former estate of New York Governor Alfred E. Smith has been transformed into a quaint and welcoming bed-and-breakfast with a focus on utter relaxation and nature-oriented activities. The nearby hiking trails, golf courses, and South Fork vineyards are a few of the outdoor attractions offered. 91 Potunk Lane, Westhampton Beach, 288-5505
Sunset Beach
Owned by André Balazs, this boutique hotel possesses a lively atmosphere to match the bevy of activities it offers: horseback riding, beach volleyball, sailing, jet-skiing, yoga, and golf. “Our volleyball court on the beach provides the perfect workout for the fitness fanatic,” says general manager Steven Jauffrineau. 35 Shore Road, Shelter Island, 749-2001
The Surf Lodge
The recently renovated ecoconscious hot spot unveiled an exclusive collaboration with The Juicy Naam to offer guests specialty cold-pressed juices. “Our cleanse is totally customized, and it comes in a refrigerator bag that’s perfect for the beach,” says founder Giuliana Torre. 183 Edgemere St., Montauk, 668-1562
