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deedee1013
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reneemarie2
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Re: Hilton Garden Inn - Riverhead
I've never stayed there, but am familiar with the area, so I can help you out with some of the questions.
The hotel is not on the water. It is directly across from the Tanger outlets. From the outside, there does not appear to be any balconies, as there's not much to look at. It's right off the LIE. The Hyatt is also in Riverhead, but downtown Riverhead on Main Street. It is on the Peconic Riverfront, and there are views of the river. It is also attached to the aquarium. Not sure of you're thinking about that hotel.
Back to the Hilton. It's a little distance to water- either the bay or Sound. Probably at least 20 minutes to get to any beach areas.
Other than the aquarium, there's a lot of local wineries, farm stands, tons of shopping, etc.
There's a few pizza places around, but I can't think of too many solely Italian restaurants. There are lots of places to eat, and a lot of great restaurants downtown now. Perabell and Sonoma Grill just recently opened. Plenty more restaurants as you drive out east on the North Fork.
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| Posted 10/31/15 7:40 PM |
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jessnbrian
Only God knows His plan for us
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Re: Hilton Garden Inn - Riverhead
Posted by reneemarie2
I've never stayed there, but am familiar with the area, so I can help you out with some of the questions.
The hotel is not on the water. It is directly across from the Tanger outlets. From the outside, there does not appear to be any balconies, as there's not much to look at. It's right off the LIE. The Hyatt is also in Riverhead, but downtown Riverhead on Main Street. It is on the Peconic Riverfront, and there are views of the river. It is also attached to the aquarium. Not sure of you're thinking about that hotel.
Back to the Hilton. It's a little distance to water- either the bay or Sound. Probably at least 20 minutes to get to any beach areas.
Other than the aquarium, there's a lot of local wineries, farm stands, tons of shopping, etc.
There's a few pizza places around, but I can't think of too many solely Italian restaurants. There are lots of places to eat, and a lot of great restaurants downtown now. Perabell and Sonoma Grill just recently opened. Plenty more restaurants as you drive out east on the North Fork.
Exactly this. Actually stayed there about a month and a half ago. Very nice.
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| Posted 11/1/15 1:28 AM |
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luvmyReese
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Member since 1/08 7542 total posts
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Catt
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Hilton Garden Inn - Riverhead
Suffolk Theater downtown
Dark Horse, Diggers, uncle Joe's (Italian), Joe's Garage, Jerry & the Mermaids on waterfront, Sonoma grill, Pera Bell, Roccos Italian, Joe's Crab Shack, Applebees, Panera, Friday's, Friendly`s are some of the restaurants.
There is a bowling alley/ restaurant -Smittys
North Fork farms vineyards sound beaches
South Fork Hamptons -ocean beaches
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| Posted 11/1/15 2:06 AM |
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deedee1013
LIF Adolescent
Member since 11/07 616 total posts
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Diane
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Re: Hilton Garden Inn - Riverhead
Posted by reneemarie2
I've never stayed there, but am familiar with the area, so I can help you out with some of the questions.
The hotel is not on the water. It is directly across from the Tanger outlets. From the outside, there does not appear to be any balconies, as there's not much to look at. It's right off the LIE. The Hyatt is also in Riverhead, but downtown Riverhead on Main Street. It is on the Peconic Riverfront, and there are views of the river. It is also attached to the aquarium. Not sure of you're thinking about that hotel.
Back to the Hilton. It's a little distance to water- either the bay or Sound. Probably at least 20 minutes to get to any beach areas.
Other than the aquarium, there's a lot of local wineries, farm stands, tons of shopping, etc.
There's a few pizza places around, but I can't think of too many solely Italian restaurants. There are lots of places to eat, and a lot of great restaurants downtown now. Perabell and Sonoma Grill just recently opened. Plenty more restaurants as you drive out east on the North Fork.
Was looking for a hotel close to the water. Balcony views or within a short walking distance to the water.
Thank you
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| Posted 11/1/15 10:51 AM |
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Lauren82
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Member since 10/06 4580 total posts
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Re: Hilton Garden Inn - Riverhead
Posted by deedee1013
Posted by reneemarie2
I've never stayed there, but am familiar with the area, so I can help you out with some of the questions.
The hotel is not on the water. It is directly across from the Tanger outlets. From the outside, there does not appear to be any balconies, as there's not much to look at. It's right off the LIE. The Hyatt is also in Riverhead, but downtown Riverhead on Main Street. It is on the Peconic Riverfront, and there are views of the river. It is also attached to the aquarium. Not sure of you're thinking about that hotel.
Back to the Hilton. It's a little distance to water- either the bay or Sound. Probably at least 20 minutes to get to any beach areas.
Other than the aquarium, there's a lot of local wineries, farm stands, tons of shopping, etc.
There's a few pizza places around, but I can't think of too many solely Italian restaurants. There are lots of places to eat, and a lot of great restaurants downtown now. Perabell and Sonoma Grill just recently opened. Plenty more restaurants as you drive out east on the North Fork.
Was looking for a hotel close to the water. Balcony views or within a short walking distance to the water.
Thank you
When I read this, I thought maybe you were thinking of the Hyatt Place East End, which is on the water next to the aquarium.
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| Posted 11/1/15 11:49 AM |
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deedee1013
LIF Adolescent
Member since 11/07 616 total posts
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Diane
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Re: Hilton Garden Inn - Riverhead
Posted by Lauren82
Posted by deedee1013
Posted by reneemarie2
I've never stayed there, but am familiar with the area, so I can help you out with some of the questions.
The hotel is not on the water. It is directly across from the Tanger outlets. From the outside, there does not appear to be any balconies, as there's not much to look at. It's right off the LIE. The Hyatt is also in Riverhead, but downtown Riverhead on Main Street. It is on the Peconic Riverfront, and there are views of the river. It is also attached to the aquarium. Not sure of you're thinking about that hotel.
Back to the Hilton. It's a little distance to water- either the bay or Sound. Probably at least 20 minutes to get to any beach areas.
Other than the aquarium, there's a lot of local wineries, farm stands, tons of shopping, etc.
There's a few pizza places around, but I can't think of too many solely Italian restaurants. There are lots of places to eat, and a lot of great restaurants downtown now. Perabell and Sonoma Grill just recently opened. Plenty more restaurants as you drive out east on the North Fork.
Was looking for a hotel close to the water. Balcony views or within a short walking distance to the water.
Thank you
When I read this, I thought maybe you were thinking of the Hyatt Place East End, which is on the water next to the aquarium.
Yes...that is the one
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| Posted 11/1/15 12:18 PM |
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