The Mill House Inn, a proud colonial bed & breakfast inn, is located in the heart of Long Island, New York's historic "East End," just a stroll away some of the world's most spectacular beaches, and steps from shops, galleries, restaurants and theatres.

Originally built in 1790, the inn was renovated 1994, and the current-day owners, Gary and Sylvia Muller, made their own improvements when they bought the property in 1999 and again in 2006.

The end result is a collection of five beautifully appointed guest rooms and five spectacular suites, all with personalities of their own. The goal at the Mill House Inn is to provide guests with the finest lodging the area has to offer. To that end the Inn has recently renovated the spacious suites - there's nothing like them in the Hamptons!

The dog friendly suites feature king beds, gas fireplaces, luxurious robes; oversized bathrooms with double marble showers, six foot Serenity Air Baths and stone floors with radiant heat; wet bars with a refrigerator, ice-maker and microwave oven; Sharp Aquos Plasma flat screen TVs, Polk ceiling speakers, DVD players, iPod docks, DSL and wireless high speed Internet access. The suites in the Cottage have private decks.

Room amenities include gas fireplaces, whirlpool baths, extra thick Frette towels, fine linens, down pillows and quilts, and lofty featherbeds; organic soaps, lotions and bath salts; Sony Wega TVs with cable and DVD players, telephones with voicemail, air conditioning, and much more...

The inn's common rooms feature cozy leather couches, mica lights, and antique furniture with a distinctive country flair. The front porch offers a great view of the historic Old Hook Mill across the street, and there's a big old Maple tree to shade those comfortable Baldwin Adirondack chairs that sit on the bluestone patio in the garden.

The Mullers serve breakfast in the inn's sun-lit dining room. Many guests have proclaimed that breakfast is "the best they have ever eaten" served with old fashioned hospitality and a wonderful relaxed atmosphere.

Another great thing about the inn's location is that it sits in a region whose climate is relatively mild year-round. Yes, it is New York, but the Gulf Stream waters help counter the harsh winters the remainder of the state experiences. So your recreational options will remain fairly open no matter when you choose to visit. Enjoy golf, sailing, biking, fishing, tennis, horseback riding, and all of those water sports entertained by the Atlantic.

The Bed and Breakfast is within walking distance of some of the East End's finest restaurants. Mixed in with all those great eateries are some terrific art galleries, antique shops, and theater houses. A little further down the road are many terrific beaches. You may consider visiting the East End's bay shores, just a short drive away.