Hotels in Asbury Park, NJ

“Perfect room. Cute dining and bar area. Outstanding fitness room. Large stretching/yoga rooms, full squat rack, DBs up to 110lbs, several machines and cables. Location is walkable to everything by the ocean. 2 minute drive to everything else on Cookman or take the scooters for $3.

Great service on-site and customer service over the phone.

Not my first time and won’t be my last.”

“Live music on Wednesday night

Nearby activities: Asbury Park boardwalk

Safety: Felt safe

Walkability: Can walk everywhere

Food and drinks: Great drinks”

“This place is an experience from start to finish. The hotel itself is small and intimate, which makes the stay feel really special. The on-site restaurant is easily 5 star quality, and the pool club is more than you could ask for. There's even a coffee and matcha truck on site, and you can have food and drinks delivered right to your lounge chair by using a cleverly QR code. Everything we tried was excellent.

It's definitely on the pricey side but absolutely worth the splurge for the overall experience!”

“We loved our stay here! We came during the off season and fell in love with the location, amenities, furnishings and bar. The hotel staff couldn't be anymore helpful, kind and accommodating. We can't wait to come back this summer.”

“What a phenomenal trip. I was there volunteering on the staff for a symposium and the entire weekend was such a wonderful experience. Decent, moderately priced food inside the hotel itself, the staff were some of the kindest people I've ever met in hospitality, and their event team was completely on their game. There's also a Salon attached to the hotel and accessible through the lobby. I didn't need a cut, but the people working there seemed as polite and friendly as the rest of the crew.

The space is good for weddings, conferences, symposiums and any other potentially large gathering. The town itself is freaking beautiful - the beach is a block from the hotel, there's a boardwalk with a playground and old fashioned arcade nearby, a record store, a bowling alley, plenty of entertainment and food options.

My only complaint is that one of the lamps in our room (817) didn't have a switch. Like... it fell out or was pulled out. We just unplugged it for the weekend. One of the electrical outlets in the room was a super loose fit for most of our chargers, too.

Amenities in the room are an ice bucket and free water bottles, the basic lineup in the bathroom, and cable TV. I do wish they had water bottle refill stations in the hotel common areas and by the ice machines, but the age and infrastructure of the building make sense as to why.

The rooms were a bit on the pricier side, though that appears to be a theme throughout the rest of the town. It definitely requires thorough planning to enjoy your trip - the bill can add up quickly if you're not careful.

Street parking in the off season was a very reasonable rate. Valet was a bit pricey for my agenda and wallet.”

“Please, Google, correct the name of this business to Anchor Inn. Just look at the photos I already that you’re thanking me for submitting. It’s no longer Super 8, and hasn’t been. But Google Maps users must still search Super 8 to find it.”