This beautiful Colonial Revival home has 10 Guest Rooms, eight with private bath and one private two bedroom unit that shares a newly renovated bath. The original structure was completed in 1908 by NY Assemblyman John Bartlett to entertain that period's luminaries. Now in its 3rd decade as a B&B, Owners Jack & Diane (since July ‘03) have spent the last three years restoring this magnificent structure to its original beauty, and have added additional common areas to be enjoyed by all our Guests.

The Inn has a lovely wrap-around porch and gardens. The interior has Corinthian columns, stained glass windows, and remarkable inlaid white oak parquetry floors. The large Living Room has a romantic fireplace, as does the Master Bedroom. Throughout are intricate moldings rarely seen today. The Inn’s warm, inviting ambiance, with its eclectic furnishings and adornments, is the result of Diane's years as an Interior Designer with Ethan Allen, and from Jack and Diane's years of travel to Asia, Africa, South America and Europe. Jack still travels for the World Wildlife Fund, and continues to acquire art, sculptures, and other items that add unique touches to the Inn’s Guestrooms and common areas.

Bartlett House is a favorite of Travelers who visit the North Fork’s popular vineyards and farms, dine at the area's excellent restaurants, or tour its galleries, antique shops and beaches. Or to see the Tall Sailing Ships and other harbor attractions. Greenport’s new Marina, opened in 2006, has the largest number of transient boat slips on Long Island.

The Inn also hosts reunions, business retreats, meetings and other special events, and wedding parties Some of those weddings resulted from a getaway weekend here; a romantic trip to Greenport brings many of our Guests for their first visit.

The Inn is also favored by business travelers. While it offers all of the comforts and service expected at a B&B, Bartlett House also offers wireless hi-speed internet connection and proximity to the ferries to Connecticut, Shelter Island and the South Shore. We are five minutes walk to the Long Island Railroad, and to the Hampton Jitney and North Fork Express Bus Lines. Both offer a relaxing 2 ½ hour bus service that departs frequently throughout the day, and terminate near Grand Central Station in Manhattan.

Member of the North Fork B&B Association


Member of Small Elegant Hotels