Stirling House Greenport

(Green Hotel / Motel / Resort)

104 Bay Ave

Greenport, NY 11944

(631) 477-0654

www.stirlinghousebandb.com

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Greenport Village's premiere bed and breakfast fronts Greenport Harbor and Shelter Island and is located in the heart of Greenport Village's historic

Europeans love Greenport and the Stirling House to decompress on holiday...et nous parlons francais aussi. No car? No problem! We have the Long Island

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7 Comments about Stirling House Greenport

"Clay made stay comfortable and was most helpful with restaurant suggestions and reservations as well as information on the local winerys. Small inn wi" - tripadvisor.com

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"Just 3 rooms in this charming B&B. Our room had a full view of the water. Lots of snacks were around all the time and the breakfast was bountiful " - tripadvisor.com

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"My husband and I have been going to Greenport for getaway weekends the past four years. This year, my husband read the fabulous reviews for The Stirli" - tripadvisor.com

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"The room we stayed in was very nice with a cozy parlor room that could be separated from the bedroom with a folding divider wall. The room was well ap" - tripadvisor.com

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"We had a wonderful stay at Sterling House. The entire place was very clean and updated. Clay made the most delicious breakfasts, the views are wonderf" - tripadvisor.com

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"We have stayed at the Sterling House twice, once in Feb.2009 and again early this month. Both times were great stays. We came back this summer because" - tripadvisor.com

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"We just returned from our second stay at the Stirling House. We look forward to our third stay. Clay was very accomodating, never overbearing. The bre" - tripadvisor.com

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