We really needed a weekend away with the kids so we choose Memorial Day Weekend. Although it rained the entire time, we couldn't have asked for a better location. From the welcoming service to the great food, all was excellent. The rooms are immaculate and comfortable. We loved the 50s decor (except for the restaurant chairs which are really uncomfortable... More

We were greeted by friendly courteous staff who provided quick and easy check in. The rooms are clean with comfy bed. Located just a short walk to shops, restaurants. We like to visit area wineries so have stayed at Greenporter many times and alway enjoyed. There was a nice continental breakfast included with our stay.

We have stayed at the Greenporter a few times and it's always a great time. The location is great, you can walk to all the restaurants and bars, no need to drive. The rooms are always clean and the Cuvee restaurant is warm and friendly.

The Greenporter had vacancies for a good value on a last minute trip to Greenport, LI. I must admit, I was sad when I saw the type of hotel- rather, a motel with rooms whose doors led to the outside instead of a central hallway. That for me would have been a deal breaker. But there were many positives, too.... More

We stayed here in early December. The rooms are simple, but nicely laid out and spotlessly clean. The bed was comfy! Flat screen TV and fridge are available in the room, although we didn't use them. Staff was very friendly and helpful, extending both to the hotel and the adjacent bistro/restaurant, called Cuvee, where we had breakfast (included) and dinner.... More

This was our first time trying this hotel. We decided to stay overnight in Greenport after a meal at our favorite restaurant, Noahs, which is a very quick walk down the street. Upon entering our room after checking in, we were thrilled to find that the heat was already on and the room nice and warm and cosy on a... More

My husband and I are from the east end and we stayed in the Greenporter after a beautiful wedding in Greenport and decided to stay and spend the night on the North Fork rather than drive home to the South Fork. The utility workers were there to help with "Sandy" and were very loud as they all tried to relax... More

I had to find a hotel room on Long Island, the week after hurricane Sandy, and after trying all the chain hotels, this was the only one I could find any vacancy in. It was over an hour from where I needed to be the next day, but if I were on a vacation to eastern Long Island, the location... More

The Greenporter is a cute hotel in a great location and was reasonably priced. We were within waking distance of many great restaurants, shops, and the waterfront. The ferry to Shelter Island was a block away. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was enjoyable in a very nice restaurant attached to the hotel. Our only regret is... More