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"This beautifully restored 'pre-revolutionary' home is in the center of the Hamptons. A warm and friendly inn." New York Times.
As Travel and Lesiure notes: "Box Farm is just down the road from the most spectacular beach in the Hamptons", which makes us an ideal Southampton beach hotel getaway.
It is not known when the first hotel call bell was used. However, It is widely held that "over ringing" this annoying little device has initiated many a quarrel, which is why you won't find one at Box farm inn.
Cedar shingles emerged as the preferred building material for siding in the 1600s. Resistance to rot, weather worthiness, ease if use, combined with the abundance of red cedar trees made it the perfect exterior finish for the modest homes of the time. The modern-day architecture referred to as "Hamptons Shingle Style" utilizes this humble building material as the finish for elaborate Hamptons estates.