Aug 2, 2019

Top historic hotels in the Asbury Area Home to magnificent beaches, delicious food, energetic nightlife, and a lively music scene, Asbury Park is a must-see for visitors to New Jersey. There are several historic hotels that provide the perfect place to rest your head after a day exploring this exciting hot spot.

The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel

Located just steps from the beach, The Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel has been a posh trademark in the Asbury Park community for more than 100 years. The hotel was designed by Beaux-Arts architect Whitney and exudes luxury grandeur while giving a nod to Victorian architecture.

The hotel’s rooms provide sweeping views of the ocean and include a mix of modern and classy amenities. Complimentary Wi-Fi access is available in the lobby and mezzanine area. Well-connected people on-the-go will appreciate the 24-hour fitness center as well as the business center.

While the beach is right out the door, a pool is also onsite for those wishing to take a dip without the sand. Cabanas are available and a Tiki Bar serves up refreshing libations.

Pets are welcome and should be included on your reservation at the time of booking.

The Empress

Located next to Ocean Grove and a mere 2-minute walk from the beach, The Empress Hotel provides guests with the royal treatment. The historic hotel features a large pool, a sunny terrace, Tiki huts, and a world-class dance club that pumps out great beats until 3 a.m. Their professional services ensure guests have everything they need for the perfect getaway.

In the guest rooms, you can wake to magnificent views of sunrises over the water or enjoy a cocktail while watching the sunset from your balcony. The rooms are furnished with simple, yet modern amenities.

The hotel is pet-friendly, so bring your fur baby to enjoy a weekend away with you. Parking is not included with reservations, but there are municipal lots and metered parking available.

Hotel Tides

What opened as the St. Laurent Hotel in 1886 is now known as Hotel Tides, a small historic inn in Asbury Park. The hotel has a mere 20 rooms, creating an intimate environment in which guests can relax and unwind.

Grab a drink in the lobby bar and dine in the hotel’s restaurant, which is lit by the original chandeliers that once adorned the lobby. During summer months, the pool welcomes those wishing to splash and play; in winter, a fireplace beckons you to cozy up and listen to jazz and pop standard coming from the piano bar. The hotel also features an art gallery where you can view works from local artists.

The guest rooms have a classic and modern style, and feature Anichini sheets, pillow-top mattresses, and iPod docking stations. Continental breakfast is included.

After a day on the boardwalk, swimming in the ocean, or listening to live music, head to one of these top historic hotels in Asbury Park to rest up for the next day’s adventures.

 

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