This is my second stay here in 3 years…read more Stayed here on a Saturday evening in December. Check in was easy and our room was clean, facing the road. The walls are quite thin and road noise was easy to hear. Luckily since it was off season, it was quiet all night. We had the breakfast in the morning and had no problems, it was on par with other Hampton Inn buffets and was well staffed/kept. There was a very social breakfast worker making his rounds through the crowd. Always nice to see a friendly face. The location is right next to the convention center. It was an easy drive to the big beach lot down the street and easy to get to Delaware and other bars. There was a parking lot at the hotel, we were not charged for parking. Unsure if they charge during the peak season.

Avoid this property, we've booked with this property for years with no issues and for some reason…read morethis property makes you pay in full when you make your reservations which is no big deal it's just there policy but this year we had to cancel our trip because of bad weather so we called and canceled before our cut off time and received a email saying that our reservation was canceled before the cut off date but or credit card was never credited so we called the front desk and asked to speak with the manager (Melissa Laws) she looked into it and said that we didn't cancel within our timeframe and refused to refund our money ( Melissa was very rude on the phone but all of her emails are nice and respectful) so then we reached out to corporate and after another 2 weeks we called back and they said there records don't show that we even paid them and now want us to send our credit card statement showing that we paid them, finally we turned it over to our credit card company and they said when they investigated the claim Melissa told them we canceled 2 days after the cutoff date so once we sent them the cancellation email they refunded our money. This property should be avoided at all cost-

Let me start by saying I'm a Marriott girlie! My go to hands down! Alright let's get into it…read more The room very nice and so is the hotel. My only qualm is the bathroom/shower. Totally missed on design, there's no where to place anything while you shower. I had to jam my body soap behind the installed shower supplies. The towel hooks on wall... kinda weird and it was not aesthetically pleasing or functional while in the shower.

I really enjoyed my stay at Aloft in Ocean City…read more When I arrived, there were two Electric Vehicle charging stations available for me to plug in my Chevy Bolt. Even better-- the electricity was free! Everyone who works here is super friendly and efficient. I had no problems at check-in or check-out. They have a pretty decent array of snacks that you can buy in the lobby-- they also have a self-check-out option. As pets are welcomed here, you may see a lot of 4-legged friends leading their people around. I really enjoyed seeing all the cute dogs. My room was wonderful and the bed and pillows were among the most comfortable I have ever slept on. I had a modest balcony where I could see Assawoman Bay and enjoy some fresh air. I especially loved the quirky details here. The curtains appear to have a pattern on them-- when you get up close, you can see they are strings of numbers which I just love. Bonus points for the Marshall Amp-like music player and radio. The price was also easy on this state employee's wallet. Thank you, Aloft in Ocean City, for providing such cool accommodations.

Our first and not our last stay at the Courtyard. Location was perfect. Staff from the front desk…read morereceptionists to Savannah in the restaurant were all very nice. I requested late checkout when we checked in as a Bonvoy Gold member and it was honored which helped us to enjoy our last sunny day there. Location: Fantastic. On the boardwalk at 15th street with excellent view of the beach. In the ocean front room, we could hear the waves inside the room with the door open. Nice to sit on the balcony to watch the people and the ocean. Rooms: Recently remodeled, the rooms are modern, clean, and fresh feeling. Bed was comfortable. Microwave, refrigerator (no freezer), flat round coffee filter coffeemaker in the room, desk/chair, small couch that pulls out to a bed (can fit 2 people on the couch), footstool. Small balcony with two chairs. Some shade from balcony above. It would have been nice to have had a small table. Sliding door with screen. Blackout curtains. Our room was on the 3rd floor at the end. Amenities: - Outdoor pool across the streets. No umbrellas. Indoor pool with small "hot tub" that was the same temperature as the pool since it flowed into the pool. Water felt cool to me. Most times, families with small children were in the pool playing. Open 10 am - 10 pm. Small towels available by indoor pool. - Lobby had free, good coffee and tea from 7 am - 12 pm. Restaurant: - Captains Table restaurant open for breakfast (7:30 am - 11 am every day) and dinner (Sunday - Thursday, 4 - 9 pm, Fri & Sat 4 pm - 10 pm). We ate dinner, and the food was good. Savannah our waitress was very nice and helpful with getting more Bailey's added to my chocolate martini and giving us tips on where to go. - Small gym with weights, treadmill, bike. Things to Note: - $10/day parking. Garage is located under the hotel which is nice if it rains. - Lobby is upstairs on the 3rd floor - take the elevator or two staircases. - 3rd floor, lobby level is above the lowest rooms. See tips on ground floor rooms.

Came down to stay here for a golf trip with some friends, and when I went to take a shower, there…read morewas a bloody towel hanging in the bathroom shower right on the shower door. It was after midnight when I noticed this and I called down to the front desk for housekeeping to help but nobody was at the front desk. I went down to the front desk, and needed and looked for somebody for 10 minutes and nobody was around so called the main number for Marriott and was finally able to get through to the hotel receptionist who came out but was unable to provide anything other than a clean towel. I told him the least I needed was disinfected so I could clean the bathroom myself and after 15 minutes he brought some up to the room . I'm an ambassador Elite with Marriott and use points for the hotel so I certainly wasn't looking for room credits or anything else other than a basic apology but the manager never bothered to call or Reach Out and wow there's no excuse for a bloody towel which is an obvious health hazard to be hanging from my bathroom door without even an apology. This experience makes me consider boycotting Marriotts as a whole

My family had three separate rooms here during our trip to Ocean City. I would choose to stay here…read moreagain. Everyone liked their room. Front desk workers were friendly. I can see staff works hard here. Decent amenities-- there were three pools (2 outdoor, 1 indoor), a very beautiful outside area, small gym, restaurant and shop in the hotel. Rooms were nice . Free cookies. Had to knock off a star because it was not as clean as it could be. The deadbolt had some weird harden substance on it. The baseboards and ceiling above shower needed to be cleaned as well. Additionally, the hot tub was more a lukewarm tub. We did stay on a Monday-Tuesday so don't know how the hotel holds up on busier days. Parking is $10 a night and property is right in front of the beach

We had an almost perfect stay at the doubletree Hilton. The room was very clean and the beds were…read morecomfy. The pool looked fun as there was always people in there or the hot tub. The hot cookies were amazing and made check in nice lol The balcony was big enough and great views for a partial view but close when your neighbor is out on there balcony and smoking makes it so you don't want to be out there any. Plus late one night they were out smoking and you could hear their conversation from your bed while trying to sleep. One issue we had was at 5:30am the one morning the Hilton next door may have been doing renovations and a truck came to empty/pick up the flatbed dumpsters and of course that was extremely loud and woke us up. And it didn't stop there. Tons of deliveries until atleast 7:30am with the trucks backing up and constantly beeping. Again it's not the hotels fault but that made the whole day for us just miserable to the point we left that evening so we knew we could get a good nights sleep. It would just be nice if deliveries could start at the earliest 7am and I get it's off season but they should be respecting people who are there vacationing and still spending good money. I just know in the future to book an ocean front room hoping that won't wake us up again.

Stayed here in November while in town for the event of the year on Maryland's eastern shore. What…read morestruck me upon checkin was how clean and fancy the place is. We were upgraded to a 2-room suite at no additional charge the day before checking in which was nice. Our room was very large, a living room with a built-in bar kitchenette area on the wall with a small fridge, microwave, and dishwasher. I liked how the living room was its own separate but connected part of the room - a nice sectional couch near the sliding glass door and sunset views. Both the living room and bedroom had WiFi TV with access to streaming services which I'm hoping will be a Hilton-wide requirement for properties soon. The bedroom was also very spacious and the bathroom was large with room for activities. Overall - I really liked this property and it will be one I look up when staying in and around OC.

What a beautiful hotel! And it's run by caring, conscientious employees. We are locals and our…read morepower went out during the recent blizzard; Fenwick Shores was offering a discounted rate to those affected. Knowing the bar and restaurant were opening at 4 PM, we decided to get some wine and relax by the fireplace in the beautiful lobby. Before you know it, the place got full - Ken in the bar was running food and drinks nonstop - he was awesome. We had a warm, peaceful night's sleep in the comfy beds and, who do we see when we went to the lobby restaurant for breakfast? Ken! Still there working his butt off. We planned on using the gym, but had a great time meeting and talking with other Fenwick neighbors instead. Even though it had just snowed, we had to go to the roof bar to scope it out for the summertime. The pool looks inviting too! Fenwick Shores made what could have been a tough situation (no electricity) into something very enjoyable, and we are deeply appreciative.

We stayed here for the air show in summer 2025 and I used points to book. Cash prices here are high…read morefor the summer, but seem to be in line with other hotels. I think you get a lot of value here. Parking is $10/day which is far cheaper than other options nearby. You are right on the boardwalk and there are oceanview balconies available (for a price). The hotel is composed of two buildings - the "main" building which is directly on the boardwalk and the secondary building which is immediately across the street. Each building has a pool on an outdoor deck on their respective 2nd floors. Neither one is noteworthy, but they are a nice way to cool off without going down to the beach. The included breakfast was below Hyatt standards. I felt like service was also a little below Hyatt standards - it seems like they try to very strictly enforce the Hyatt breakfast rules which creates friction for the 99% of people who are eligible anyway. Hard to argue with rooms that are large, clean, and comfortable right on the boardwalk.

So the good: This hotel is prime location over here in Ocean…read moreCity on the ocean front. The bed is VERY comfortable and the sectional in our room which as it turns out is a pullout bed and it is also VERY comfortable, which is a surprise because usually the pull out beds in hotels are really not very good quality. There is a fridge in the room as well as a small, single serve coffee maker and a decent TV mounted on wall. I booked the hotel so that I could bring my mother to the Thunderbirds airshow, which has been on her bucket list for sometime now. Knowing it was on the sand and she's elderly I wanted to keep it as easy and enjoyable for her as I could so that's how I came here through some research via AI generated response responses to multiple questions that I had about where to go in the best place from which state of the airshow. The Hyatt Place Ocean City oceanfront, was one of the few hotels that came up as being one of the prime spots and indeed it was. It was in fact at show center. So much so that we could we hear the announcer who was actually just a little off to our left, narration and music in this phenomenal airshow. On the balcony, we had two Adirondack chairs and a table that were quite comfortable. Also good is the beach accessibility right out front of the hotel so that made it very convenient as well although we could not take advantage of that during the airshow because it was blocked off for those who had purchased tickets,- but knowing that it's there for the future is good. The not so good: The breakfast was OK nothing spectacular. I've had better eggs at other hotels and although there was a sign that said you could get mimosas or bloody Mary's from 9 to 11 no bartender ever showed up to the bar. I asked the front desk when I went we left breakfast and was told that the bar in the lounge did not open until 3 PM and if you wanted to get a drink, you went out to the pool bar. I kind of think there should be a sign that says something about that. Also when we got in last night during the show, I wanted to go grab a couple of drinks and a couple of snacks but when I went down to the lounge again, there was no bartender and when I asked, even though the website said that the lounge was open from 730 until 11 PM, I was told that there was nobody in the lounge bar and that I needed to go out to the pool in order to get food and drinks. However, out at the bar at the pool, I was told that she could not serve the drinks that they had posted in the elevator because those could only be served inside. On that note, back into the good category is the bartender out at the pool. Colleen. She was phenomenal! The drinks that she made were really good and I tried to get down later to get some more but unfortunately, I think I missed her and I think the pool bar closes at 7 PM. Nothing regarding hours at the lounge bar or at the pool bar are posted anywhere either on the website or here in the hotel. I think they would probably do a lot more business if they posted stuff on the website or told you when you checked in advising you when the bar was open both inside and at the pool. If nothing else, I would at least let the pool bartender fix the drinks that they advertise in the elevators if they're not going to open the bar until a certain time. In the category of not so good is the elevator here as well. The elevator is so ridiculously slow. I can't tell you how many times I waited numerous times to go down when it just kept going up. There are only two elevators in the hotel and it would take quite some time to try to get outside to get stuff from the car. As for the ugly: The parking here is really quite chaotic. I only saw a couple of handicap spots and I was traveling with my disabled mother. Fortunately, we were able to snag a spot right in front of the door that you go in to take the elevator up to the lobby. But otherwise the spots underneath the main hotel are minimal. There's another building adjacent to the Hyatt place that has some spots so at least there's that. On the website for the hotel you'll see what looks like a beach shop, which I was kind of excited about however, that is apparently an old picture and instead of a beach novelty shop we were met with an unpleasant lady from Franco's Bar on top of which the hotel sits swatting us away. Apparently whatever is beneath us, which actually looks like a cute little café or bistro is not operational. I'm not sure what the story is down there, but apparently it is part of Franco's pizza bar, which for the moment I am boycotting until I get over the nasty manner in which she treated us. Oh and we had a roach in our room- that wasn't great. And the TV remote didn't work right. Conclude: I always measure food and entertainment and attractions on the basis of "would I do it again". Here yes I would book at the Hyatt Pl., Ocean City oceanfront Hotel again for its convenience and very small but cozy and comfortable accommodations.

I had a good experience at Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort in Ocean City, MD. The hotel doesn't…read moreseem upscale from the curb, but upon entry to the lobby, the water displays, glass decor, and sterile color schemes give a Miami beach hotel feel. In true resort fashion, there are many amenities on site including dining, spa, leisure, indoor pool, etc. There's even a coffee shop, souvenir shop, and arcade on site. The indoor pool is perfect for non-beach goers and those simply wanting to enjoy the relaxation of indoor swimming. The pool is located at The Atrium where there is an indoor tiki bar and mini arcade. During my stay there was a live band performing in The Atrium which livened an otherwise gloomy beach day. Right outside the beachside entrance to the pool is a bar and grill. You can walk out to the beach from The Atrium. There's a beach service available to rent chair, umbrellas, and cabanas. Multiple payment options are available. The suites overlooking The Atrium offer a great view of the pool, bars, and the floor to ceiling glass giving open sight lines to the beach. The room accommodations were very good. Very clean and spacious. There is parking on site in two areas: connected to the hotel, and across from the main entrance. It can be a nightmare to find convenient parking during the summer after hours. I found myself returning to the hotel shortly after dusk every day just to get a parking spot near the hotel entrance without having to park on the top level in the garage. During my stay, the parking lot connected to the hotel seemed to also be a storage space for the hotel, making for tight spaces in some areas. Nevertheless, on site parking is always a plus. Overall, a good experience at this hotel.

The hotel has it where it counts: clean, on the beach with basic amenities if you're looking for a…read morenice place with a kitchenette. We like to mix up making our own meals and dining out so it worked for us. We had a room with an atrium balcony overlooking the ocean so got the best of both worlds. Only suggestion is to have a couple days of room service per stay. We needed fresh towels, trash removal and toilet paper by the 3rd day which was easy to take care of with the helpful cleaning staff.

No specific issues with this property or the staff. All of my limited interactions were pleasant…read more They did their job but didn't expend a lot of energy engaging. I guess it would be exhausting to greet everyone that comes and goes through the front door that your management has put you 10 feet from...awkward, but they made that choice somewhere in the floorplan. The "thousand yard" traumatized stare of the young foreign bookends working the breakfast nook was a bit odd, but they were effecient and hard working. The breakfast is standard, there were hot items (meat, scrambled eggs, potato), oatmeal, cereals, fruit, also different breads and pastries. You would have to be pretty finicky to not find something to start the day. Coffee and tea are available 24/7, and they have a little pricey mini-market. Overall the place definitely has a dorm vibe to it. I haven't lived in a dorm in 45 years, so it had no particular appeal to me, but I wasn't bothered by it. There always seemed to be music playing, it wasn't too loud or anything, it felt a bit liked forced festivity. I could do without that. The room was large and clean, very spartan in setup which I kind of like. Minimal works. I don't need drawers but for some reasone because there weren't any I felt a bit deprived. I saw a review that mentioned storage, that must be a different kind of room. The shower was very good, hand wand and traditional shower head, good water pressure and hot. The wand has "thrust" sensation. The bed was comfortable enough, but not as good as other places I have stayed (I am a bit spoiled by my Marriott properties preference). I didn't book this, it was selected by travel team at my employer. We got a govt. rate for a conference I was attending, but still $325 a night [no way its worth that], location, in-season and conference in town. Yes corporate greed and price gouging is a thing. On third floor so no particular view, I had a sense of the ocean from my room window and understood the concept of the bay on the other side of the condos I could see from the elevator lobby window. I don't think I would choose Tru on my own dime, but a nice enough stay 13-17 AUG 2024.

My stay here was overall ok. I've never stayed at a Tru hotel before. It reminded me of a dorm room…read morefeel. The bed was comfortable, the room was clean and I loved the decor within the lobby. The room has plenty of storage and a desk area for your items. The bathroom is a nice size with hand soap, shampoo/conditioner and lotion are provided within the bathroom. The hotel is located right near a local bus stop, which is great when traveling to the boardwalk area. It was great to have a bus stop right at the hotel. What I didn't care for was the noises at night. It constantly sounded like someone was trying to open my room door, although I never saw anyone in the hallway and the AC was loud. It was noisy overall and hard to get a good nights sleep.