The Quogue Club
A five-star retreat near Rogers Beach
About this hotel
The Quogue Club stands as the only five-star property near Splish Splash, its rooms fitted with bathrobes, free toiletries and a work desk for guests extending a trip into a partial work week. The restaurant serves American cuisine with vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free options, a level of dining flexibility rare on this stretch of the East End, alongside a bar and outdoor seating area for evenings on the grounds. A fitness centre, lounge and yoga classes distinguish the property from every other hotel on this list, and Rogers Beach sits about 2.7 kilometres away for a beach morning before an afternoon at Splish Splash or a quieter day exploring Agawam Park nearby.
- Fitness centre and yoga classes
- Free parking
- Restaurant with dietary options
- Lounge and bar
Our take
This suits a couple, grandparent or multigenerational group wanting a genuine resort stay bookending a single Splish Splash day, rather than a family base for daily park visits. The yoga classes and dining flexibility justify the higher rate for guests who will actually use them; a family focused purely on the water park may find better value closer to the park gates.
- ✓Book a two or three-night stay bookending one Splish Splash day rather than a full-week base for daily visits.
- ✓Reserve a restaurant table ahead of arrival, since the vegan and gluten-free menu draws locals as well as hotel guests.
- ✓Ask about yoga class scheduling when booking, since sessions are limited during peak summer weekends.
Why we love it
- Only five-star property near the park
- Yoga classes and fitness centre
- Flexible, allergy-conscious dining
- Near Rogers Beach
Why guests love itA couple splitting a long weekend between the Quogue Club and Splish Splash finds the contrast works in their favour, with a yoga class and bathrobes the morning after the park day doing more for the trip than another hotel pool would. Rogers Beach, close enough for a short walk, fills the afternoon before check-out, and the restaurant's gluten-free options make dinner easier to plan around than at most East End hotels.