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Hotel is in a great location. There is so much new construction happening along the beach but none near Ocean Place so the views are not blocked by new buildings. Room was clean but bathroom towels feel like cardboard. The private beach is not really private. The public beach gets so crowded that people not staying at the resort use the ‘private’ beach and set up up big tents (like the ones banned in Belmar), and their own umbrellas at the beach. Hotel staff should be walking around beach checking wrist bands of those not using the resort’s chairs and umbrellas and ask them to leave. Parking on weekends is tough because the resort allows non hotel guests to use the parking lot for a fee. There should be a designated area for non hotel guests to park. Overall we enjoyed our stay.

Very nicely decorated, clean, breakfast was very good with great selection. Staff were always helpful and willing to help. The shuttle was not the best I've had. The hours said open till 9 pm but twice we got back at 845 and could not book the next day as no one was on duty and we were not allowed to book ahead. There was a lot of tension at pick up locations as there was ALWAYS more people than seats. We were told we could pay the driver if we were not booked ahead, and as stated above, the office was not open till the hours stated. I felt sorry for the driver as he had to deal with irate people. We found another shuttle at the Super 8 that was half the cost and ALWAYS available, ALWAYS accommodated everyone and ran 24/7, which suited a couple nite tours we took that we would not have been able to with your shuttle as the last bus for your place was 10. Because of the shuttle issues, next time I will more than likely book at a place closer to the other shuttle service.

The room was very upscale and clean. No view, but I did not book a room with a view. When checking in, I stated that I did not want to pay for the wifi and spa because I would not use. The check in person stated that it was complimentary. Be aware that it is not. Everyone pays the $17.00 fee wether or not they us it. Parking cost a one time fee of $5.00 but you can come and go as you please if you are a hotel guest. You also get a voucher that can be used one time for free parking at any other casino.

To be ON the boardwalk and not spend a MINT for sleep and a shower is everyone’s dream and the Showboat hits the mark. While it no longer has ALL the amenities it once had, like the casino and all the restaurants, what it STILL has makes up for that. Just steps away from the BOARDWALK with a great view of the STEEL PIER and connecting to the HARD ROCK, this hotel had clean comfy beds, large bathroom, storage space and a mini fridge! Comforts we look for when traveling... It does appear a bit dated and some little things were missing , like a do not disturb sign and perhaps a map of town like in the guide books in other rooms??!! At the little outside hotel bar, Happy Hour on the boardwalk served great choices of drinks with “interesting” appetizers... The valet staff and red caps, if one needed their services, were fast and very accommodating! We would again choose the SHOWBOAT for future stays...

At first we were kinda peeved that Harrah’s wasn’t on the boardwalk, but after checking out all the hotels, we determined Harrah’s was by far the best. The pool/hot tub is amazing, they play much better music than the other casinos, and they offer free drinks while gambling - right from an electronic menu at your seat! Something that we took for granted until visiting the casinos on the boardwalk. Staff was pleasant and security made us feel safe at all times.

When I checked in, I was the first in line. There were 2 front desk agents, and one of them was assisting me, but started helping his co-worker who was checking in the lady who had walked up after me. I thought it was first come, first serve; especially when there was someone else helping the other/second person in line? The lady ended up being helped, and walked away, first while I was still waiting for the front desk clerk to finish checking me in. Needless to say, I was a perturbed. Also, we didn't have housekeeping service, even though we were automatically charged the resort fee/day. We would be gone the whole day & wouldn't come back until 5-6 pm. That was when the housekeepers just got around to our room - on all 3 days that we were there. By the time we got back to the hotel, we were so tired that we just wanted to rest in the hotel room, so we declined the housekeeping service. This is the 1st hotel stay ever that we received housekeeping service so late in the day.

Thin walls, but didn't spend much time in room. Key cards kept deactivating, had to go to front desk to get new at least three times (no, they weren't stored by credit cards or cellphone). Several machines were always out of ice. These were minor things. The rooms were clean, the beds comfortable. Nice location on boardwalk. Trams and jitneys available. Great valet service. Jimmy at the bell captain station is the best! Many restaurants within hotel, and nearby. Some sketchy areas to avoid, especially do not go to at night. Hotel staff will advise.

Everything is good: staff at the front dest, check-in process, parking, facility and cleaniess. The bartender at hotel is racist. We ordered a bottle of wine, and what he only did was to bring the wine and empty glass and left. We literally self-service ourself by opening the wine and pouring it into the glasses. Additionally, he brought back the bill right after giving out the wine without asking if we want to close the bill. Furthermore, no napkins are served the whole time while other customers (all white people) all have napkins under their glasses. We are very disappointed at this bartender who is an elderly white man who discriminate his service against Asian.

It was confusing where parking garage to park in. Also, Wasn't happy about the $100 deposit fee when I already paid for the hotel and everything and also another fee after we checked out which was not happy about that! I am regular from New Jersey and I vacation in Wildwood, so I thought i would give Atlantic City a try. Overall the hotel was good, but I would pick Wildwood,NJ over anything because they don't charge me all these fees.

We booked online last minute without much idea about what we were getting into. When we arrived, we were impressed by the charming building near the commuter train station and apparently near a bike path. The interior did not disappoint--it felt like old school charm. The room was very comfortable, and breakfast exceeded our expectations. We would definitely choose the Madison on any future visits to Morristown.

I was shocked when I walked into the room. It had it all- a balcony, a full kitchen, a jacuzzi, 2 large bathrooms. I was really surprised with how big the room was for the price we paid for it. The hotel staff was very nice and very accommodating. The 6th floor had a rec center for families which we didn't use but we did see many people using it. The location of the hotel wasn't bad either, it was a quick walk to the boardwalk and a 5 minute taxi cab to the borgata (). If I had to do it over again I'd choose the Wyndham over a pricey casino. The room had more and cost less.

I stayed here for two nights. The first night my shower handle came off while in a hot shower and I had to be transferred to another room. I had to move all my stuff quickly and I was there on a business trip. I had my AirPods and the day after my sudden move to another room they were no where to be found. The staff was not friendly or helpful with my situation and I believe they were stolen by the room cleaning staff. Would never stay here if I was paid to.

not much to say except that this was my first stay in new jersey and this place really started me off on the wrong foot. food was right around the corner from my hotel, it is located next to journal square, if you forgot the basic bathroom necessities they would provide you with a replacement, and they have a complimentary shuttle bus to take you to and from the airport; free of charge. definitely will be back in a couple of months.

The location was easy to get to, and the price was right for the time of year we visited. The breakfast smelled really good but we never got to eat it (not early risers). My only issue was that the bathroom is very small and the showerhead essentially gets water all over the floor which is hard to avoid. My husband also complained that the room seemed damp. Apart from this, we enjoyed our stay and would stay here again if we needed to.

They gave me a warm cookie when I checked in, and I have nothing to complain about regarding the amenities. The front desk helped reserve a car early next morning back to the airport and communicated things well between staff so even though a different person was at concierge the next morning they immediately knew the situation and promptly checked me out despite dealing with another couple checking in at the time because they knew I had a flight to catch and a car waiting for me. I appreciated that a lot!

Everything about our experience was exceptional. Being about a 20 minute drive to Philly makes this hotel a prime location without paying Philly hotel prices. Room was great. Shower water pressure perfect and didn't have to fiddle with temperature control to get the right water temperature. Heater was spot on. It does get hot very quickly. Staff was supportive. The grounds are clean. I left a back pack in my room and received a call to let me know. Shopping is at an abundance also. From Cherry Hill Mall to Walmart to local restaurants, you will find what you're looking for. Highly recommended.

The Brigantine Inn's, aka Legacy Resort, best feature is it's location on the beach. ON THE BEACH, people for a reasonable price! Built in 1927, the facility retains it's art deco style with a variety of room/suite sizes suitable for couples or families. I choose the large queen efficiency which was spacious, had apartment size appliances. There is an indoor pool & gameroom, free coffee in the mornings, free parking. The neighborhood offers several stores, shops, & a playground within walking distace. The island has bike lanes. On the downside, 1920's size bathrooms are small. Parking is shared with a busy restaurant on site. Their parking attendants will move the dining patrons' cars to liberate your vehicle but don't expect a quick getaway if your car has been blocked. An effort has been made to make the hotel accessible but the accessible entrance is on the back side of the building & there are only 2 handicap parking places adjacent. But it's on the beach!

no there is no microwave, no refrigerator, no free breakfast but the rooms are huge, the bathroom is a walk-in shower with bigelow amenities, it is right across the street from new jersey transit train station, the community is up and coming, plenty of restaurants within walking distance, there's the new jersey transit bus 48 which you can take under the trestle of the train that will take you to the woodbridge mall - I even took a taxi to aviation plaza in linden which is a strip mall with stores and restaurants -