Found this hotel based on other reviews on this site - and I was so pleased with the recommendation that I wanted to add my wonderful experience into the mix. We only stayed one night in one of the Garden rooms, but it was absolutely lovely. The lobby rooms of the hotel were so comfy and welcoming, the guest room that we stayed in was beachy, but in the manner of a classy and cozy beach cottage. The complimentary breakfast was nice and above and beyond anything you'd expect when you read "breakfast included", they also gave a great recommendation for a restaurant for dinner, and the staff was just as nice as all of the reviews said they would be.

I travel every week for work to hotels all over the place - so I see a lot of variety in conveniences, service, ambience - I think this is a great mix of all of those - with high marks for ambience. I did read some people thought the rooms were overpriced - but compared to the generic ambience of some of the other hotels we drove by and that I have stayed at before at the beach - this was well worth a little extra money - character makes a hotel. Overall I really liked this hotel and would recommend it to anyone going to Rehoboth for a short or a long trip, in particular for a romantic and relaxing weekend.

My girlfriend and I just returned from a weekend stay at the Bellmoor (April 4-7th). I had been to the Bellmoor a few years earlier, and was eager to return. We stayed on the Club Suites Level (Adults Only), and found it extremely quiet and well kept. The entire staff were always friendly and helpful, especially "Dave" at the front desk. When I called and requested some extra pillows, he was at our room within five minutes. The decor in the "lounges/sitting rooms" is nothing less than exquisite. The lounge for "club level" guests was always stocked with snacks, sodas and water, which came in quite handy if you get the midnight munchies. The fireplace was always lit, and since it was a real woodburning fireplace, gave off a great aroma in the sitting room.

The breakfast was always superb, and like a previous reviewer stated, the Omelette station cook was very accomodating and friendly, and even delivered my order to our table. The afternoon French Tea was excellent and "Jim" was very informative and friendly.

The location is excellent, just a block from the beach and main thoroughfare through Rehoboth Beach. Parking was plentiful and covered, which is rare at the beach.

My commendations to the owners/staff of the Bellmoor. I can't wait to return and enjoy their Inn and hospitality.

My husand and I recently stayed at the Bellmoor and found it to be an excellent hotel and, in particular, unlike many "beach hotel" we have stayed at. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, the accomodations were luxurious and quiet (we stayed in the Jackson Suite on the adults-only floor), and the location was superb. Unlike a previous reviewer, we found the breakfast to be quite acceptable; eggs any style (including omelettes) were freshly made in front of you by a very accomodating woman who genuinely seemed to want to please. We particularly liked the afternoon tea which featured some wonderful cookies and tarts. It was the perfect way to hold us over until dinner. We will definitely return to the Belmoor and, in fact, I would now be very reluctant to stay anywhere else in Rehoboth Beach.

This is a beautiful hotel, extremely comfortable, very nice service, and absolutely lovely rooms (we stayed in a Bellmoor mid-priced room), terrific location. We will certainly return but was quite disappointed in the "full" breakfast they provided during our stay (Sunday, March 16).

1) Coffee was definitely on the weak side (front desk clerk said "yes, they have heard that before and suggested I contact the catering service). Apparently hearing that and effecting change are two different things for Bellmoor staff and management for this area of service

Breakfast content: fresh fruit, yoghurt, standard boxes of cold cereal, some pastries, bagels, a steam table with sorry looking scrambled eggs, greasy bacon, and unappetizing (to me) fat grey sausages. Also french toast slices in another steam table. This was a Hampton Inn style "full" breakfast. I like Hampton Inns, but hardly go there for the breakfast.

How about some platters of fish / cheese / jams, vegetables. How about an omelet station. How about a quiche. How about an espresso machine. How about some decent bran muffins or high fiber cereals. How about about some hot cereals. And really, what is with that weak coffee. As I said, I would return -- but what a disappointment that the "full breakfast" comprised four steam trays and some breads, and cold cereal / fruit.

Bellmoor: Either call it a continental breakfast with a few hot items or show some imagination and spend a few more dollars on that part of the experience.

If we were staying more days, this really would have been a drag.

Otherwise, a great place in all respects.

I thought the cookie assortment they provided for “afternoon tea” was perfect.