Faraway

Sag Harbor’s hotel market is shifting into 2026, and Faraway is a 67-room boutique stay rather than a large resort play. The key fact for planning is timing: the former Baron’s Cove has closed for renovation and is slated to reopen as the hotel Sag Harbor in Summer 2026, so this is one to evaluate for future trips rather than immediate stays.

A compact Sag Harbor base with rooms built for longer stays

The clearest reason to keep the hotel on the shortlist is room format. The Harbor One Bedroom Suite with Loft is described for extended stays and shared escapes, while the Harbor King Suite is framed around longer, slower stays with harbor light. There is also an accessible guest room on the first floor of the Village building, which matters for travelers who need a lower-friction arrival and room access.

For work trips, the 67-room scale is the useful signal. It suggests a more contained property than a sprawling resort, with enough room variety to separate a quick overnight from a longer Sag Harbor stay. All 67 rooms are listed as allergy-free and equipped with cable channels, practical rather than flashy details, but relevant if comfort and downtime matter after meetings or travel.

Lobby bar, breakfast service, cocktails, and a pool

The lobby bar is casual enough for locals, with breakfast service and a substantial cocktail menu. That makes the hotel more compelling for travelers who want a place to regroup on property without turning every meal into a formal reservation.

A swimming pool is also part of the offering. There is no spa detail in the supplied evidence, so the pool should be treated as the confirmed leisure feature. The overall read: watch the reopening window closely, consider suite categories for longer stays, and treat the lobby bar as a convenience anchor rather than a fully defined destination dining program.