This is a beautiful inn. It is obviously well-loved and meticulously taken care of. Large parking…read morelot with a bout four electric vehicle chargers. Check in was easy and efficient and our room was in the adjoining house with a large great-room that was stunning available to everyone staying there with a fireplace, large kitchen, sitting area and dining table. I loved that their sign said to please vacate by 9pm bc our room was on the third floor directly across the hall from it and right beside the community half-bath servicing it and the room had no soundproofing at all. You could hear even minimal talking from that great room (and it doesn't have a door). That is my only complaint about this Inn. The provided breakfast daily was wonderful. The first day we had quiche and the second we had chocolate chip pancakes. All made fresh when you sit down and included sides, coffee, fruit, and yogurt. Really delicious and good quality and the staff were so nice. My husband is diabetic and they easily modified the options to meet his lower carb/sugar request. They also have daily evening tea with a sweet treat which is fun and coffee, tea, and lemon water are available all day and night. Our room was beautiful and looked exactly like the photos and the inn is so charming. Perfect landscaping, all common areas are so cute, and the location is to die for right on the beach, with access to the sand just steps from the lovely wrap-around porch. We were unlucky and it was basically a freezing Nor'easter the weekend we came, so we didn't get to enjoy the beach, the bikes, or any of the out door amenities - but we still found it charming and enjoyed both the Inn and the town. Hopefully, we can come back again in the fall and enjoy milder weather.

Just checked out after a 2 day stay. Absolutely wonderful, relaxing and renewing stay. The…read morelocation is great - just a short walk to the shops and restaurants on the boardwalk. The ocean is the best part - you can't beat ocean front property and views. Their service is top-notch - welcoming, accommodating, and great attention to detail. I felt like I was in a 5 star hotel, but even better, it is an old charming, turn of the century, quaint home experience. Breakfasts were delicious and plentiful. Amenities are great at no extra cost - I took advantage of their bikes and yoga mat! I love that they invite you to stay after check-out to continue to enjoy the property. And watching the sunrise over the water was the icing on the cake. Normally, their rates would be beyond my budget, but with the WinterEscape promotion of 20% off, it was very reasonable. I will definitely be back!

While I don't really enjoy giving less stars to a business, I feel the need to in hopes that…read morewhoever decides to stay here can be aware. I was happy to be able to find a hotel in ocean city for the stay with the family. I was very excited until the day before when it attempted to charge my card the day BEFORE instead of "pay at property". This was my first red flag but the call I had with the lady gave me hopes that it would be a good experience. We were able to get a good view of the ocean, the crib was available, everything was good so far. I was not happy that the parking was a separate pay of $10 AND a $25 deposit required. These were things I was not aware of. The hotel does have indoor and outdoor pool. While the outdoor pool is seasonal, it looks more accommodating to a small amount of people. The indoor pool was very disappointing. Pure smell of chlorine, water looked foggy. Kids were in the hot tub! I don't mind the kids, I am just surprised with the lack of supervision for the rules placed. I don't think I'd come back to this one.

We have had a wonderful overnight stay at the Holiday Inn Ocean City. I have an IHG card and so I…read morewas looking for a great place for a one night getaway in Maryland, no more than a couple of hours from home. At the end of April, it is still off-season, but Ocean City is starting to wake up. This weekend is Springfest, so lots of hotels and restaurants were starting to book up. I was welcomed warmly at the front desk. They gave me a higher floor room, as requested, #620. The room category was an Oceanfront Suite with Two Queens, Pool View. They have been doing some renovations, and while this property has been here for quite a while, we were very pleased with how fresh and nice the room is. There was a spectacular view, a tub in the bathroom, a kitchenette with a fridge, microwave & dishwasher, and a balcony with table and chairs. The beds were very comfortable and the bed linens were very nice. We enjoyed our morning coffee with views of the sunrise. The outdoor pools are not open yet, but the indoor pool was great. There are two hot tubs on a platform by the indoor pool. It was all clean and well kept. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to anyone.

We had the most amazing time here. Alicia and Colleen kept our drinks coming. Location was…read morefantastic for the beach and boardwalk. Was supposed to stay 3 nights added another 3 because we were having a great time and was very comfortable.

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.

Had an amazing birthday dinner at The Tide Room with my wife. The space is modern and refreshing,…read morethe hosts were welcoming, and every dish was outstanding. Our waiter Ben was the highlight--knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely invested in making our experience great. He even went to the chef to answer a question we had about the carrot purée. Fantastic restaurant. Ben deserves special recognition for exceptional service.

This restaurant was really good. It was in a hotel and it was on the second floor. There are stairs…read morebut if you need the elevator you have to go through the lobby entrance. Parking was hard. I wish they had valet parking. The view from the restaurant was beautiful of the beach. The decor inside was light and seemed high end. Our waitress was very friendly. I had the Blue Crab Truffle Alfredo and it was outstanding. My husband had the OC surf and Turf and said it was one of the best things he ate all vacation

We really enjoyed dinner at Lighthouse Sound. We wanted to get a great meal away from the hustle…read moreand bustle of OCMD. We had a reservation and were seated right away. The staff was friendly and attentive. The crab cakes were loaded with big chunks of crab, the blistered green beans were delicious and the shrimp & scallop seafood was dish amazing. The view can't be beat! We will be back.

I attended this place for a birthday party. The grounds are very nice. it's by the bay and there's…read morea gulf course. Atmosphere: low light old decor. Service: Liz very nice and engaging. Solomon was very helpful and accommodating. I didn't like how the staff because cleaning up around us while the party was still going on. People got up and as soon as they did, they took their chairs! I put my napkin down and still had my things at my seat and came back and my napkin was gone. Not good. The bar staff were nice and engaging. Food: chicken breast (I guess?) with sauce, mixed veggies, red cut potatoes, pasta with a sauce. The chicken was tough and tasteless. The veggies and potatoes were bland. The best thing was the pasta. They ran out of food, so some people did not eat. For the price they charged per plate it wasn't worth it. They also have a side where the public can dine. They didn't check the bathrooms and both the men and women restrooms were out of toilet paper and hand towels. They have a golf shop. They need to do better. The 3 stars were for the view, Liz and Solomon

Check in was quick and easy. Dog friendly hotel. Has a pool but never used…read more Rooms are ok, you can tell they remodeled a few years ago. Unfortunately not holding up great. We did stay in a pet friendly room. As for sound proofing, definitely a lack of. Could hear multiple rooms around me and full conversation in the parking lot. The beds were not the best, a bit uncomfortable to me. Now for the breakfast. The seating sucks. No room to move around. Hard to get food with such a tight area. I more than 6 people are there it a waiting game. Any more you have to fight to get to the food. If it off season and under $100 great place to stay. In season wouldn't pay more than $185 ( I paid way to much $245 vintage car weekend).

The staff is not helpful at all. It's clean…read more Crappy breakfast Like that it gives lounge chairs and van ride to beach Def pet friendly No outdoor pool Convenient location

We worked with Barefoot Beach Bride for a wedding in April 2021 and couldn't recommend them enough…read more From first contact through delivery of the wedding, their services were above and beyond. We reached out to Jodie and the team prior to the pandemic and selected the venue March 2020. It was an outdoors venue that she had never personally worked but meet our wishes (outdoors, # of guests, sunset, etc). She knows all the caterers and wedding services in the area and quickly helped us down-select. She was able to quickly put together our dream team. We meet with Barefoot Beach Bride several times between March 2020 and the wedding date (May 2021). Each time, it was clear that the team took into consideration the prior discussions and matured the plan. Barefoot Beach Bride meet with our dream team (food, tent, venue, etc) the week before at the venue to ensure that everyone was coordinated. On the wedding day, there wasn't much for us (the bride and groom) to worry about as the team handled all the behind the scene details. The team even packed everything up at the end of the reception was it was we didn't have to worry. For reference: beach wedding (barefoot!), sunset, ~100 guests, ~$30k budget (entire wedding, includes clothing and gifts) Imagine a wedding with no drama and nothing forgotten. That's what you can get when you hire Jodie and the rest of the Barefoot Beach Bride team.

Just held my daughter's wedding at Coastal 59 with Barefoot Beach Bride producing the event. The…read morevenue was gorgeously decorated, food was fantastic and Jodie and staff were excellent. It was a stellar day