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9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
806 Central Ave, Barnegat Light
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“Great place always stay here when I visit LBI! Quiet and at night you can see the lights from the lighthouse! (JOKE) You can stand in the middle of the street in front of North Shore Inn at midnight and stand there for 30 mins facing south and there are no cars driving only the traffic light!”
9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
20 W 7th St, Barnegat Light
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“The White Whale Motel is just a short walk away from the L.B.I. lighthouse and the Bay Area. The sunset is spectacular, and you can see the lighthouse from the suite we had. It has two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and all the amenities to cook a home-cooked meal in the kitchen. It has a lovely sun room and a small deck.
The suite is a bit dated, but for me that adds to the cozy charm of the 1970's.”
Open 24 hours
151 NJ-72, Manahawkin
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“We had a 40-person event stay at Manahawkin and it was great! The staff there was able to work with us to accommodate our unique needs, and our clients and internal staff all enjoyed our stay. The restaurant was great, the lobby and rooms were beautiful, and the service was exception - we will certainly be back!”
Open 24 hours
350 W 8th St, Ship Bottom
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“Do not every book a stay at The Boulevard. They take your money even if there is a glitch in the computer system when you try to book a room. It does not pay to even look at that place. The manager is very nasty and rude, and from what I read from comments of other guests, it is better to go somewhere else where the people welcome guests with open arms.”
“Service and drinks are both excellent. We ordered cheese ($24) and charcuterie ($28) platters for six people. While the quality was good, the quantity and how it was served was very disappointing. They threaten $1000 fines for cups going over the railings, but they bring out paper plates, disposable napkins and cutlery, and the platters were in plastic to-go containers. We love this hotel, rooftop and Salt restaurant, but they do better for customers and the environment if they served the food on regular plates and metal utensils. The floor of the roof is soft so nothing would break, but more importantly it won't blow around and makes for a much better dining experience. All they need to do is figure out the logistics to move clean/dirty dishes up and down the service elevator. We will be back, but probably not buying any food on the rooftop again.”
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“The place isn't big... which is fine with me. The people that I've dealt with are huge. And that's what makes it great. The pool looked nice but we didn't have time for it this past visit. A hidden gem.
Thanks Tina and previously Pam...and we'll be back asap”