Next review set : Topping Rose House

PHOTO: Exterior front of Topping Rose House courtesy of Topping Rose House

If there was an East Coast playground for the opulent summer season, then the Hamptons is emblematic of the aspirational traveler seeking sumptuous comforts, flawless design, sublime food and miles of beaches.

Recently embedded in this culture of luxury is the flawlessly renovated Topping Rose House, the Hamptons’ first full-service luxury hotel.

Originating as far back as the Colonial times, fans of the AMC television series Turn will perhaps know Topping Rose House was the center of a community known as Bulls Head, i.e. Bridgehampton. A century later the actual residence was built by Judge Abraham Topping Rose for his wife and six children.

Current owners of the property Bill Campbell & Simon Critchell impeccably restored to grandeur Judge Rose’s home by retaining 19th century elements such as white millwork walls and wide wood plank floors. Additionally, 22 elegantly appointed guestrooms in the House, Studio and Cottages set a lush modern backdrop to the various amenities such as spa, fitness center, pool and the 75-seat restaurant.

PHOTO: Bedroom at Topping Rose House courtesy of Topping Rose House

Truly offering a farm-to-table experience featuring produce grown on the property's one acre Topping Rose Farm, Chef de Cuisine Kyle Koenig presents culinary meals with a simple, fresh and appetizing plating.

Additionally, the Topping Rose House’s wrap-around porch ideally offers seating for sipping the well-curated list of domestic and international wines, including Long Island selections, and seasonally-inspired cocktails.

Should the grounds not be alluring enough, house vehicles from Lexus or a complimentary shuttle to the beautiful beaches and local attractions in Bridgehampton are available as well.

I am looking forward to my visit May 17th!