I stayed at the Colonial Inn for three nights, mid week during June 2026. It was very enjoyable…read more First of all, the front desk staff could not do enough to be helpful. They were wonderful. I interacted with three or four of the staff during my visit and they were all friendly and efficient. They offer free coffee and tea all day,(including iced coffee) and cookies. There's a continental breakfast served in a cute basket. The rooms are clean and comfortable. I thought the prices were fair, particularly as it's going into their high season. I have some mobility issues, so was looking for an accessible room. Room 106 is listed as accessible with a walk in tub, but I'm not sure I'd classify it as really accessible. It's a largish room, but they have replaced the walk in tub with a traditional tub. I don't recall seeing a bath seat, but not 100% sure about that. I had originally booked this room, and when I said I would have trouble with getting in and out of a regular tub, they immediately offered me another room, which was actually an upgrade. Many of the rooms have separate showers, but they aren't roll in. You need to step up slightly to get in the shower. I enjoyed staying in the Village and did some fun shopping and had some good meals. The employees on the property were very friendly. I'll definitely be back.

IF I COULD RATE MY STAY A 20 I WOULD!! DONT THINK JUST GO!! This beautiful place has made some of…read morethe most memorable moments in my life but this past stay was a core memory for my mom and I. It was my birthday but also my fathers birthday who passed away . I didn't want my mom home and wanted to just get her away to make it less sad . Shannon was the beautiful soul who checked us in. She accommodated our requests honestly went over and above to make sure our stay was the best it could ever be and it was . Shannon I don't know if you read this but we will remember this stay for the rest of our lives . On my father's birthday there was knock on our room door and Shannon has left us a basket with different treats from the village. Red wine cheese spreads chocolate truffles wine glasses in beautiful basket with a big red bow. I opened the door and see this I start literally crying how beautiful it was with the Christmas lights in the background plus our room being on the water it just was a movie set. My mom still talks about it and I can't express it enough how grateful and thankful I am for this memory. Shannon you truly did that for us . You went over and above and I hope Smithville family knows how lucky they are to have you ! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! We can't wait to come back!

This is our go to place for the summer. The staff is always friendly and professional. The rooms…read moreare clean. The pool is always amazing. The food at Emily's is great. It's located perfectly on the boardwalk. There is a parking lot across the street, which I heard some unsettling news about. Overall, this hotel is amazing and I would definitely recommend staying here. See you next year.

Passion Vines always enjoys working with the The Flanders Hotel! It's such a beautiful and unique…read morespace, and you can really feel the care that goes into every event. Their team is friendly, professional, and easy to work with, which makes being part of their weddings and special events a pleasure. We're proud to provide custom-curated bar orders for their weddings and special events and appreciate the opportunity to be part of so many special celebrations. We love being a small part of making each event memorable. We look forward to working together on many more!

This is a very nice B&B. Walking distance to beach. Off street parking. Excellent full breakfast to…read moreorder daily. Coffee and tea always available. Even bags of ice! Rooms immaculate and well appointed. Bed comfy. Fridge in room. Nice shower. It all looks new. There's a lovely wrap around porch with rocking chairs. Outdoor showers post beach. The only feature I wasn't wild about was the "16 hour nostalgia music" piped into first floor and porch. Nostalgia means pre WWII. Silence is golden! I can't read on porch with jaunty music playing. But clearly I am in the minority on this and it's not a game changer. One can always go to one's room to read. Highly recommend. Very friendly staff too.

It all starts with Sne, the quintessential innkeeper who cares so much about his customers and…read moretheir experience at this wonderful place. Comfortable, modern rooms, delicious snacks and breakfast and a real treasure of a porch where you will make new friends.

Our family of 5 (kids are 10-14) stays at Icona every year, and it's such a great experience. Beach…read moreaccess and pool/hot tub access is SO easy and the kids have a blast going back and forth. The staff is really kind and helpful...especially Pasquale in the cafe who makes every morning awesome with his personality, friendliness and great coffee...he makes every day start out on a positive note. Also, Anthony who drives the shuttle was so awesome and accommodating when we had special requests. Randel the manager was incredibly helpful to work with us and several friends that also stayed. The rooms are clean and spacious and the food/drinks at the beach bar and pub are great - plenty of options for all. Few cons - The quality of the beach chairs and pool / beach towels are pretty poor for the price of the hotel..and there is very little closet space in the room. Overall - HIghly recommend!

Beautiful hotel right at the beach. Good service provided by lots of what appeared to be…read moreinternational staff members. Beautiful facility.

5 stars to Plymouth Inn, a B&B - more to offer than most hotels and a lot more than any motel I…read moreever stayed in. I haven't been to enough B&B's make a comparison. Plymouth Inn in Ocean City NJ is a wonderfully restored B&B. The ambiance very well matches the tone of the city itself. It is calming, it is welcoming, it is quiet but has lots to do for both kids and adults and the very adult adults. (You figure out the meaning of "very adult", but when you are ready, read on.) I'm talking senior citizens. No mountains to climb. The biggest mountain we encountered were the ramps up to the Boardwalk. Back to the Inn. Our hosts, Nick and Shirley were helpful, accommodating, amiable, welcoming, friendly, enthusiastic. Would we go back? An unqualified YES! Being a B&B you can readily expect breakfast. No disappointment there. We were served very delicious, well prepared, appropriately cooked (Eg. Waffles, Pancakes, Quiches) breakfasts. Everything was fresh from the fruit salad down to the cakes and breads. There are two main rooms - the dining room and a living/music/game room. All well appointed. Really nice furniture and decoration in both rooms. For example, the flatware and dishes in the dining room were period appropriate. And, don't forget the front porch - shaded, rocking chairs, tables, all flanking the main entrance. On site parking, too. The bedrooms were well appointed. The beds were comfy for us, our adult children and grandchildren. Our room was a single room with Queen? bed and our kids had a 2 room suite with bathroom in between for them and the grands. Those were King? beds. Hot water, clean, comfy linens and pillows, .... were more than adequate. One comment, at first I was put aback by the fact that Ocean City NJ is a dry town. No alcohol sold, no alcohol served, no public drinking, no BYOB. However, all the other aspects more than offset this one. The vibe was very mellow and family friendly. Now, the boardwalk and beach itself. Isn't that a main reason for going to the Jersey Shore? It is reminiscent of the old Atlantic City of "rolling chairs" made from wicker pushed on the boardwalk, salt water taffy, fudge, ice cream shops, food shops, amusement opportunities like ring tosses, knock down stuffed animals with a baseball, take home dolls when you win...... The big difference is you pedal the surrey (the "Rolling Chairs"). I saw some surreys with 2 - 2 person bicycles linked side by side to the same frame that the riders power themselves. All the food, clothing, games, biking, theater, was there. Some were modernized like the mini golf with more sophisticated holes, shooting hoops (Don't ever remember seeing that in the late 40's after the war or 50's), baseball speed pitching,.. Go, you'll like it! I said "go!", especially to the Plymouth Inn.

My wife and I stayed at the Plymouth Inn in Ocean City , NJ the second week in August of this year…read more(2026). This is truly a gem among the places to stay in Ocean City. For bed and breakfast lovers, it is perfect. Our host Nick was very hospitable and gracious and an excellent chef in the kitchen. The inn is elegant with an early 1900's flair. The room was vey quaint with a large comfortable bed. The dining room was very spacious with large windows that flood the room with light. Breakfast was delicious, with sweet cake, muffin, fruit, your choice of beverage and the main breakfast entree which varies from day to day. And to top it off, the Plymouth Inn is only one block from the boardwalk! For an extraordinary place to stay in Ocean City, NJ, I recommend the Plymouth Inn!!

I have been staying here since 2006. I can't recommend Osborne's enough. Family-owned with very…read morereasonable rates. Free parking and beach tags! I recommend staying in rooms 1 or 2. They have an outside patio with beautiful views of Ocean City.

We enjoyed our 2 night stay at Osborne's Inn. Peggy Ann and Frank Osborne are friendly, gracious…read morehosts. Pros: - The location of the Inn is wonderful with a less than 2 minute walk to the beach and boardwalk. - The Inn provided us with parking and beach tags. - The Inn and rooms are very well maintained and clean. - We had our own private bath, TV, and refrigerator. - Restaurants are located within a 5-15 minute walk depending on what you feel like eating. - On the day of checkout, we were allowed to keep our parking spots and beach badges for the duration of the day until we left. And there are even outside showers, you could use to clean up before sadly bidding adieu to Ocean City. Cons: - For the small room we had, the rate we paid seemed steep. But given that it is peak tourist season, it seemed to be the going rate at the other smaller motels in the area as well. - They accept check or cash only and a 50% deposit by check prior to arrival. - It's been a long time since I wrote out a check for anything, but I gladly obliged and mailed the check. Unfortunately, I made the check out to "Osborne's Inn" (which would be the obvious choice) and once we arrived, I was told the check needed to be made out to Peggy Ann Osborne. I found it strange they could not cash a check made out to the Inn. In any rate, we had to hunt down a bank and withdraw the funds to cover the deposit.

My girlfriend and I stayed here over Labor Day. John and his family were awesome and helped us with…read moreanything we needed. Would def stay again! Great for all types of people / parties. Thanks John.

Run by Madge and her son John, this is THE BEST place to stay in Sea Isle City. This was our 4th…read moreyear and we would never stay anywhere else as it is a home away from home.

Great place to stay! Nick is a wonderful host. Glen Nor is close to everything in Ocean City -…read moreboardwalk and the Avenue.

If you pull up to this hotel and think "This place looks like it should be condemned," you're in…read morethe right spot! Dilapidated, asbestos shingles, dirty plastic awnings, general disrepair and filth- Hotel Glen-Nor has it all! Throw in the cranky caretaker and you have a real party. We didn't make it to a room- one of us was scared to step inside. Take my advice and get a room somewhere else before you arrive in Ocean City. We had to make a couple phone calls to find a place. But there was no way we were spending a night in this pile of human excrement masquerading as a hotel. Run, don't walk, from the Glen-Nor.