




Residence Inn by Marriott Melville
Extended stays with golf access and all the comforts of home
About this hotel
Golfers basing themselves at the Residence Inn by Marriott Melville find a convenient and well-appointed hub for their Long Island golf excursions. The property provides easy access to local courses, allowing for smooth transitions from a hearty complimentary breakfast to the first tee. After a round, the indoor pool offers a refreshing respite, while the fitness center caters to those maintaining their routine. The on-site restaurant ensures dining is effortless, whether for a casual meal or a group gathering. Suites with ample space allow for comfortable relaxation and equipment storage. This setup is ideal for groups or couples who appreciate the flexibility of an extended-stay format, combining golf with the amenities of a full-service hotel. The pet-friendly policy also means no one gets left behind, enhancing the overall trip experience.
- Indoor pool
- Fitness center
- Complimentary breakfast
- Pet-friendly rooms
Our take
This Residence Inn is well-suited for golf societies or couples seeking a practical, comfortable base with essential amenities for an extended stay. The complimentary breakfast and parking add significant value, and the indoor pool is a welcome feature after a day on the course. However, those looking for a luxury resort experience with direct course access or multiple on-site dining options might find it less aligned with their expectations.
- Book your tee times well in advance, especially for Bethpage Black, as this location offers convenient access to the park.
- Utilize the complimentary breakfast to fuel up before an early morning round, saving time and money.
- Consider visiting in the shoulder seasons of spring or fall for pleasant weather and potentially fewer crowds on the courses.
Why we love it
- Complimentary breakfast for a strong start
- Indoor pool for post-round relaxation
- Pet-friendly accommodations for all travelers
- Convenient access to local golf courses