The hotel is very nice, the rooms and lobby are more modern than your typical beach hotel. But what really made it for me was the amazing food and the people who work there. The manager of the hotel made an effort to get to know our group (9 women celebrating their 40th birthday) with complimentary drinks around the pool. The breakfast in the restaurant was amazing and everything I had poolside was so good too- I am obsessed with their hummus! You cross the road to get to the beach, it was convenient and there was great service on the beach for lounge chairs, towels, light food and drink. Overall, a great place to stay!!!!

My husband and our 5 month old spent the night in October for a wedding we were attending. Right off the bat we knew we wanted a hotel that was clean and up to date as we wanted to be as comfortable as possible considering this was our first overnight with our son. We chose a standard king room facing the town. This hotel is NOT your typical "Jersey Shore" Motel style. It is nicely renovated and the attention to detail showed. We arrived early and were able to check right in and get situated in our room. The furnishing were modern and tastefully designed. The beds were large and sooooo sooo comfortable. Balconies are a nice size and the bathroom really isnt anything to brag about, but it is clean and the shower has a GLASS door which is hard to find down the shore! We set up a pack and play for our son, brought his bouncer and with that extra gear in addition to our suitcase there was still PLENTY of extra room. The hallways are lacking in appearance, however it didn't bother me. We didnt get to utilize the pool considering it was chilly however it looked nice and the tiki bar outside seems like it would be a blast in the summer! The inside bar/restaurant was nice, but I didnt try it out so I really cant review that. The hotel is right on the beach and I did see they set up a cabana for a couple staying at the hotel which I thought was a really nice feature. The only reason I didnt give this hotel 5 stars was the price. I paid $180 which I am ok with, but it is the off season & mid week. I can only imagine what the prices are on the weekends and in season. This is Cape May trying to get away with Atlantic City prices. That was the only thing I really didnt like. I would stay here again and def would recommend it to anyone who is looking for something other than a B&B while staying in Cape May.

Everything I'm about to say is specific to the off season. The hotel experience would be completely different in the peak of summer. My husband and I spent 4 days at this hotel in the second week of October 2012. We prefer privacy so we opted for a hotel rather than a B&B. We had a two-room suite with a wetbar, which included a single serve coffeemaker, microwave, small fridge and sink, and a nice size balcony with an ocean view. The room was comfortable and clean. The balcony also overlooks the pool, a tiki bar and a sundeck, all of which are well maintained. Because it was the off season and the hotel was mostly empty, the deck was peaceful and quiet and did not interfere with the sound of the ocean. However, in the peak season, the deck area and bar would be very noisy and the sundeck filled with people and smell of cigarette smoke. Not quite what we had in mind. However, for those into the party scene, it would be great. Some advice about the room...we originally booked the cabana sundeck room, thinking it would have a larger balcony and more privacy due to curtains. BUT, the balcony in those rooms go directly onto the public sundeck (hence the need for the curtains) and are less private. Such a set-up would be perfect for families who are vacationing together with children, as would similar rooms that are beside the pool. Luckily we were able to switch to a higher floor with the wetbar. Although the room was well apportioned with storage space, the wetbar had no sponge, silverware or dish towels. We paid $169 for the room...a terrific bargain compared to summer rates. Because we were there mid week, the hotel restaurant and bar were closed. Complimentary coffee, tea, muffins and croissants are available until 10 AM. The coffee (Illy coffee) was quite good, as were the croissants. The location is great...walking distance to many great restaurants and the heart of Cape May shopping. Bottom line: If you are into the party scene, this is a great beachfront hotel in the summer. If you want solitude, wait for the Fall and enjoy a great hotel!

We had a wonderful stay at this hotel, even though it was the end of the season and most of the regular features, such as the bar/dining room were unavailable. The hotel is furnished in a contemporary style, extremely clean and very comfortable. We stayed in a two room suite that included a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker, 2 flat screen tvs and the most luxurious and comfortable bed and bedding that I have ever experienced in a hotel. We did not have issues with the bathroom being too small or the fan being noisy and the water stayed where it belonged. The oceanview bedroom had a nice size private balcony with 2 patio chairs and a table where we could relax with our morning coffee. Since it was October and we experienced some cold, rainy weather, the comfort of the suite was very welcoming. We also found the staff to be very personable, knowledgeable and extremely helpful and didn't encounter some of the problems that one of the reviewers complained about. We had serious car issues upon arriving and they went out of their way to accommodate us including early check-in and assisting us with taxi service when needed. Even though we were without a vehicle for a couple of days, everything was pretty much within walking distance. As for the rates, although I would love for them to be lower (as anyone would) they are reasonable when compared to other oceanfront and upper scale hotels in Cape May. You get what you pay for, and in this case, the cleanliness, comfort and luxury of the hotel warranted the rates much more than some of the outdated run-of-the-mill hotels that are there.