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The Reform Club

The Reform Club

Amagansett


Wellness Luxe Design
Quiet

Opened 2009   $$$$

The Reform Club — vibe

Vibe

Five quiet acres of apple orchards, sunken gardens, and contemporary sculptures create a private hideaway steps from Amagansett Square.

“Secluded garden cove”

Wellness

In-room spa treatments, private yoga sessions, and a fitness studio equipped with Peloton bikes.

Luxe

Complimentary house car service, beach setups, Duxiana beds, Matouk linens, and in-room breakfast delivery.

Design

Five landscaped acres featuring contemporary sculptures, Dan Rizzie artwork, and suites with Michelangelo marble bathrooms.

Quiet

On a calm lane near Amagansett Square, minutes from village shops and ocean dunes.

The Reform Club — rooms

Rooms

Suites and standalone cottages feature wood-burning fireplaces, Michelangelo marble bathrooms with soaking tubs, and original Dan Rizzie artwork.

The Reform Club — wellness

Wellness

Private yoga sessions unfold across the manicured lawns, alongside in-room massage treatments and a fitness studio equipped with Peloton bikes.

The Reform Club — backstory

Backstory

Owner Randy Lerner reconstructed the property with local artist Dan Rizzie, who also designed the hotel's signature emblem tree.

The neighborhood

Village boutiques and Amagansett Square sit just down the lane, while ocean dunes and farm stands are an easy bicycle ride away.

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