We stayed for a week at a home less then 100 feet from the beach. It was spacious, pet friendly…read moreand clean. 5 of us stayed at her house, the long driveway was perfect for 5 cars.... the other perk was the parking pauses for the street. We did have an issue with the central air, at first communication was great and then it could've been better but Seachange did a great job with doing their best. If your concerned with Covid 19, book with this place! When we drove in on Saturday and saw the lines at LINGO, coldwell, etc for welcome kits and so fourth. We had gotten ours 3 days earlier via email and it's great!!! No need to stop at the office, you go right to your rental and put in your access code which they provide to you in the email and hour golden, no need to stop for nothing. Our dogs loved the home, especially the upper deck.

We used Seachange for a September beach trip and couldn't have been happier with their service…read more Viki was a huge help; when we first reached out, she listened to my family's needs and made the perfect suggestions. The home we selected was brand new and only 3 blocks to the beach. It was also only 10 minutes to the center of Rehoboth Beach which was a nice bonus! The price was very reasonable. They kept us informed leading up to our stay and provided all the relevant information in a handy app everyone could put on their phone. The home was spotlessly clean and exactly as pictured. We appreciated all of the check ins throughout our stay (including a reminder that parking downtown is free!) and that the front door was a code so that everyone in our party could come and go as they please. Overall, we recommend Seachange to anyone who wants a great Delaware beach stay!

Just back from a 4 day mini-vaca in Rehoboth. This was our first time staying with Jan and Mark at…read morethe Luther Ogden Inn. They are super hosts and very knowledgeable about the area. The inn is located only two blocks from the beach and offers off-street parking. You can sit on the porch in the mornings and hear the waves from the ocean. Breakfast each morning was very tasty. Our room had a small fridge and TV. I highly recommend staying here!

We stayed with Jan & Mark for 3 days at the Luther Ogden Inn. Great hosts, the home is very well…read morekept and exceptionally clean. Jan's breakfasts are very tasty and well presented. They are available for tips or sightseeing advice. We stayed in Room 3, Morning Glory-our bed was very comfortable and the room was clean. We will miss the sea breeze and nodding off on the front porch after a day at the beach, which is well within walking distance. Park your car on site and walk everywhere. Great stress free get away. We will be back.

My husband and I, had such an amazing time. It was a very cold afternoon, but that didn't stop the…read morevibes. The tickets, including our vehicle to board was a steal of a price . The process from check in, to parking on the ferry was simple. The ferry had ample seating inside . Note, if you want booth seats, you have to try to be the first ones in. The ferry was very warm, and cozy . On the ferry there is hot food , all type of drinks, and plenty of snacks to purchase. It's lots to see on the deck, although I did not stay outside to long as it was cold. I can't wait to return for the summer.

Rating: Incomplete…read more As the Lewes-Rehoboth Beach area becomes an off season short vacation spot for us, the Cape May-Lewes Ferry becomes a very interesting alternative route there from Bucks County, PA. The drive to Cape May takes about two hours, and the ferry with wait time embarking, disembarking and traversing Delaware Bay, another three; the time comparison is not favorable to just driving there directly. However, there is something to be said for taking a short cruise for its potential for relaxation and obvious uniqueness, and the option of spending time in Cape May, which remains more charming than the southern terminus and certainly worth your attention. Too, off-season pricing is very reasonable at $22 per car and $6 per person; making the value proposition outstanding. So, our solution for next year is to make the run by going to beautiful Victorian Cape May for a few days before catching the CMLF across to Lewes, and spending a few more days down there for crabs, fish and more exploration down the Delaware coast. We will decide then whether to drive or ferry home. The Lewes terminal is a comfortable place to hang out for a while, answer questions about the ferry and grab a drink/lunch at Grains, the in house restaurant overlooking the bay and ferry operations. We found our hour there worthwhile and fun. More to come as we fulfill our plan. 5 Star potential!

My family and I have been coming to Cape May for as long as I can remember, however it's been a…read morewhile since we have done a carriage ride! We were killing time before our dinner reservation this week and decided to see if they had any availability. We were in luck and able to get on the Cinderella carriage right away! It is the perfect size for a family of 4. Our driver was so nice. I forget her name but she was a brunette and so sweet! She gave us great history of the town as we drove around. Our horse's name was Oreo and he was so adorable. It was about a 30 minute ride. I definitely recommend doing this at Christmastime so you can see all the beautiful lights on the historic Cape May homes! I look forward to taking another carriage ride some time soon :)

My husband and I went on one of these tours years ago and loved it. This year, we had a visitor…read morefrom Northern Ireland with us and we wanted to show her what we could of the area. We had taken her on the trolley tour which was great, but because the car has a roof on it, it was difficult to see some of the stuff, especially if it was on the other side of the trolley and/or up high. We decided to take her on the carriage tour 1) just because it's cool and 2) so she could see more from the open carriage. Our 'driver' appeared to be new, and was learning how to control the horse through the busy Cape May streets. We had a 'trainer' with her who gave her pointers along the way. I think because of her newness and preoccupation with controlling the horse, she would forget we couldn't really hear her when she was facing forward. If you look at the carriages going by, you''ll notice the drivers are almost always turned to the side while they're talking so their passengers can hear what they're saying. Ours still needed to get the system down. No worries on that, we understood she was training. I can't remember how long the ride took, but it was a very pleasant and relaxed way to see the streets of Cape May and get some history of the area. Our foreign guest was most happily gobsmacked with the experience. Yes, I would recommend this experience and yes, I would most certainly do it again. A romantic horse and carriage ride through a romantic town. What's not to like?

We're up at 2 in the morning with a bat flying around our head. With nobody to check in with. I…read morenoted our earlier experience now we just want to get to hell out of here.

We booked 2 nights for our 50th wedding anniversary trip in early July to Cape May. I will start w/…read morethe positives about Dormer House. This B&B was very easy walking access to beach & shopping. The front porch was so charming & comfortable. The daily made to order breakfasts were tasty. The negatives were we never saw any owner/manager the entire time to greet us. Our room was plenty large but the vibe was so dreary & dull. How about some fresh flowers or colorful artwork on walls or nice decorative pillow/throws & better lighting. It needs some refreshing big time. The parlor vintage sofa was like sitting on bricks and the tv was old school analog. There was a musty smell as well. The AC kept us cool so that was another positive. Why did we not at least get a nice anniversary card or candy as we noted we were celebrating our big 50th anniversary. Disappointed!

We stayed at Lazy L Bed & Breakfast for 3 days and 2 nights, and the only thing we regret is not…read morediscovering this wonderful place sooner! This was our first experience staying at a bed and breakfast, and it completely exceeded our expectations. One of the biggest highlights was how pet-friendly the property is. As pet parents, it can be difficult to find places where our fur baby is truly welcomed, and Lazy L made us feel right at home. It was so nice to be able to travel and enjoy the experience together as a family. The location is perfect, just about 10 minutes from town. The town itself is absolutely charming, with plenty of great restaurants, shops, and a welcoming atmosphere. We especially appreciated how pet-friendly the town was as well. The property has a huge backyard area where dogs can run and play. Looking back, I wish we had spent even more time out there with our pup. There are bugs, ticks, and fleas in the natural outdoor areas, so I recommend bringing bug spray and tick/flea protection for both yourself and your pets. If you forget, don't worry! The property is equipped with supplies for guests. We also enjoyed the pool and had a great time kayaking during our stay. Another highlight was taking our dog to Lewes Beach, which allows dogs after 6:30 PM. It worked out perfectly since the sun didn't set until around 8 PM. We stayed until about 9 PM, enjoying the beautiful sunset and the cooler evening temperatures, which made it much more comfortable for our fur baby. The breakfasts were delicious and something we looked forward to each morning. Most importantly, the hosts were amazing. They were warm, welcoming, and genuinely dedicated to making sure guests have a wonderful experience. We had such an incredible stay that we're already planning our next trip. In fact, I think this may become our annual summer getaway. We highly recommend Lazy L to anyone looking for a peaceful, welcoming, and pet-friendly escape.

It was wonderful in EVERY way! The accommodations were outstanding, the innkeepers friendly and…read moreeager to serve, the amenities were top notch. I only wish we had stayed longer. Will book another visit next summer, for sure!

I really dig that the town offers little novel experiences like this. It shares the historical side…read moreof Cape May in sort of an additional part of what The usual things you hear about. You know, beyond it being known for the Lighthouse, fisherman, wine and nature. What about those historical houses? Haunted you say? Hmmm... If you're looking to be scared silly, you probably won't get that on this tour. The guide aims to get you to laugh while be a slightly unsettled with some of the stories shared whilst you're trolleyed around town stopping at houses and locations that are reported to have had paranormal activity. You'll be asked about your personal experiences with such occurrences and to share if you notice any during the final stop which is at the Emlen Physick Estate, a large and historic Victorian era house but with many accounts of supernatural occurrences over the years. If you like a little haunted history, take a ride. The $20 or so tag is a bit steep but It supports Cape May.

My wife and I went on the regular tour of Cape May on the trolley. It was very informative and…read moreprovided us with lots of information. We went to many of the places afterwards that the tour guide pointed out to us on the tour. I think it was well worth the time and expense.

Wonderful place. Clean and very elegant. Best food in town with emphasis on North Korean food…read morewith Arabic influence.