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Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa

Montauk, New York, United States · Gurney's Resorts · Accessible Luxury

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Gurney's Montauk started in 1926 as a 20-room dry inn built by Maude Gurney, a Christian Scientist who banned alcohol on the property for its first thirty years. Nick Monte bought it in 1956, added liquor and, in 1979, opened a seawater spa that still pumps heated Atlantic water directly into an indoor pool, the only facility of its kind in North America. Richard Nixon wrote his 1968 Republican National Convention acceptance speech inside the resort's Skipper's Cottage.

About Gurney's Montauk Resort & Seawater Spa

History

Maude Gurney opened a 20-room dry inn in 1926. Nick Monte bought it in 1956. The seawater spa opened in 1979. Nixon wrote his 1968 convention speech in Skipper's Cottage. One hundred in 2026.

The setting

On Old Montauk Highway on Montauk's south shore. Hither Hills State Park is a couple of miles. This is Gurney's, not a harbor motel.

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