Great Neck

The western gateway to the North Shore of Long Island, Great Neck sits on a peninsula jutting into Long Island Sound. Ever since Dutch settlers founded the city in 1681, people have been attracted by its tranquil setting and proximity to Manhattan. Today the city is a thriving residential, shopping, and business area. Great Neck Plaza, a small village within the greater community that is filled with upscale shops, is its hub.

Explore Great Neck

Shopping 1

Restaurants 3

Hotels 1

Sports and Activities 1

Elsewhere In Long Island

Amagansett

A small hamlet in the town of East Hampton, Amagansett offers all the charm of the Hamptons but has a somewhat more down-to earth character...

  • 3 Restaurants
  • 0 Hotels
  • 3 Things To Do

Bay Shore

About 40 miles east of New York City, Bay Shore is close to Robert Moses State Park, and Fire Island is just a short ferry...

  • 3 Restaurants
  • 0 Hotels
  • 6 Things To Do

Bridgehampton

The beautiful beaches are just part of the attraction at this quiet, classy Hamptons community. Elegant Bridgehampton has antiques shops, art galleries, and restaurants in...

  • 5 Restaurants
  • 2 Hotels
  • 3 Things To Do
See All Places In Long Island
Trending Stories
Hotels & Lodging
Sylvia Wong Opened Her First Hotel in the Middle of a Pandemic. And It’s a Huge Success
More
Photos
11 Reasons to Visit Long Island Now
More

Advertisement

Find a Hotel

Plan Your Next Trip