Very nice hotel. I've never booked a room from Priceline and got one this nice and on the beach!!!…read more Too bad it's not warm out. The tv is a little hard to work

My partner & I truly enjoyed this quick getaway to Cape May. Icona is on Beach Drive, right across…read morethe street from the beach (as the name implies). I've stayed at their Diamond Beach location, but this was my first time here. Let me mention the most enjoyable employees first. Chet was at the Front Desk when I checked out. He was by far the most friendly person I interacted with at the front desk. Some of the females were a bit...... unfriendly. If you chose to work in a customer service position it's probably best to have a sunny disposition. I think Cape May needs to address that. Tarik/Tajik? He was the young men who helped EVERYBODY get their chairs and umbrellas to the beach. He was WORKING! Yet, he always remained pleasant. And lastly, the gentleman driving the shuttle was very pleasant. He picked us up/dropped us off about 4 times. He was also servicing the Mahalo (and Icona resort) so he had his work cut out for him! We REALLY appreciated him as it was pouring one night and he came to pick us up and bring us back to the hotel. That amenity is CLUTCH! Overall, it's a nice hotel. Clean, a beautiful small bathroom, a cute little kitchen area, a small pool, and parking. Somebody mentioned the room was small, but to me it was a decent size. The balcony however, now THAT was small. Just enough room for the 2 of us to sit out there side by side and chill. I did see larger balconies out by the pool (facing the beach) so I guess you get what you pay for (larger room perhaps; suite). The AC however, is loud. It's not a window unit, but one of those wall units. I'm glad I brought my earplugs, otherwise I probably wouldn't have slept. And speaking of sleep, the bed is not what I am used to when I visit a hotel; especially a higher end boutique hotel. It was uncomfortable to me. My partner however, had no problem sleeping and did not feel it was uncomfortable. So.... roll the dice. The pool is tiny. Or shall I say, smaller than the size you will expect it to be. But it works. I chilled in the pool for 3 days. It's a good spot to people watch and break from the sand of the beach. And once we parked, we didn't have to move the car. Cape May is very pedestrian friendly. We walked and rode bikes every where we went. I love it. It was a great getaway. Check it out.

Along the shoreline of New Jersey's Cape May, one'll encounter Congress Hall, a historic hotel. It…read morebegan life in 1816 as a simple boarding house for summer visitors. Made of brick and painted a buttery yellow, it is distinguished by its L-shaped silhouette, 32-foot colonnade, and mansard roof. Five presidents have stayed inside its hallowed halls, along with other musicians, writers, and more. The property has transformed and renovated over the years, evolving into the grand hotel it is today. The property itself was beautifully decked out in its autumn decorations and well maintained for such a historic establishment. For us, the most captivating aspect of our visit was the history and photographs in the hallway surrounded by various Stars and Strips leading away from the lobby, where the shops are. One of my favorite touches was the row of rocking chairs outside by the portable heaters. They are perfect for sitting back, relaxing, and taking in the vibe. My partner and I enjoyed our dinner at the Blue Pig Tavern. What not to love?

Great vibe and July 4 party.. the burger is nice and the staff is friendly and helpful.. I will…read morerecommend to others.. see u in Christmas

A bed and breakfast, often abbreviated as B&B, is a business that accommodates overnight guests and…read moreoffers a breakfast menu. They traditionally take the form of a large family home with a limited number of rooms and offer hospitality services on a personal level. Located in the historic district of Cape May, the B&Bs are upscale accommodations, mostly Victorian houses. Situated off of Ocean Street, the Queen Victoria is very popular, decorated with period antiques and furniture. They feature AC for the summer and a gas fireplace in winter with delicious breakfast and afternoon tea. My partner and I stayed at the Hampton Court suite in the Prince Albert Hall on the Queen Victoria's grounds as first-timers this weekend. It definitely did not disappoint. The room was clean, cozy, quaint, at the right temperature, and had everything we needed. It was conveniently within a walking distance of the beach, shops, and restaurants. Bikes, beach chairs, and beach towels were provided to all guests. The staff were very nice and helpful, especially Samantha. We had arrived late after the front desk closed. She greeted us Saturday morning and was very informative. This establishment is an ideal choice for couples, weekend getaways with friends, and families with well-behaved children.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME !!!…read more My Sir (yes, I literally call him that because he is such a sexy Sicilian gentleman and always dresses to the 9's!) is taking me away here for my birthday. It's my first one with him in my life :) I was blown away when we walked up to the main house, toured inside of ours, had tea, a cozy night and breakfast. He breakfast was nithing shoet of amazing! The star was the Blueberry Stuffed French Toast casserole - like OMG insanely delicious!!! I kind of had three servings! Many other perfect choices too, like English muffins, fruit, yogurt, granola). Our room is done in dark reds and boasts cherrywood. Also, beautiful prints and furniture. We had a romantic evening with the jacuzzi, (gas) fireplace and cloud cozy King sized bed! Stellar service from all - Sam and Amanda in particular. They do A LOT here! We MAY leave the room today, lol. Walking Washington Street is a possibility. MAYBE the Zoo... I lived in Cape May many moons ago. A definite place to visit- you will always have somewhere to go and somewhere to eat! Splurge on the decadence of The Queen Victoria!!! You're worth it!!!

If I didn't have neuropathy, this hotel would be given a five star, a beautiful old Victorian…read morehotel, and Restaurant serving exceptional food Along with the stay comes a great unique breakfast experience where you can eat out on their beautiful porch or have room service delivered to you and exotic selection of foods They even have drive up valet service, which makes it easier to check in Being close to the beach, makes it nice for young couples and also to the famous Cape May mall Beautiful setting just wish my feet were better to walk the steps in this Victorian hotel

I was just here for drinks, didn't stay. I loved the decor and ambiance at this hotel. They…read moredecorate it so nicely for the holidays. The lounge is cozy and warm with a fireplace. Service was excellent and we enjoyed the cocktails. Had the Gold Rush and the Winter 25 Jackson. You can also order food. First come first served at the bar, lounge, and patio.

Nice place but for the price, they need to do the basics! We were in a wedding party and rented a…read more3 BR unit. All they provided was toilet paper. No hand soap, paper towels, DW soap, coffee filters etc. For $450 per night that might cost $5. I had to spend MY vacation going to get stuff. No coffee anywhere unless restaurant opened at 8:00 Am and on Sunday they were closed till at least 9:00 DO BETTER LAMER

We've been staying at the La Mer for over 35 years (I grew up in Cape May). It's absolutely…read moreridiculous high prices are cruel and insulting, It's just a basic motor inn with no frills other than an oceanfront view which few can afford). A number of times we booked online what appeared to be a "nice room" only to open the curtains to a brick wall. It was still overpriced. They have a monopoly because most of the other hotels are old, outdated, if cheaper. The arrogance of the La Mer is unmatched as I travel around the east coast frequently. Against my normally nostalgic views, Cape May is the only town I visit that NEEDS CHAIN HOTELS. The food is either chancy or outrageously expensive, the people are frequently unfriendly, and the affordable hotels subpar. I love the town I grew up in but don't appreciate being hustled any longer.

Casablanca is the perfect escape!!! Spent the weekend here with my boyfriend and it was the best…read more It's gorgeous and seems to be newly updated and renovated. The place was so clean and the amenities are unbeatable. They have afternoon tea everyday, complimentary soft drinks and alcohol, and delicious breakfast! We were so impressed. There are also bikes and beach chairs for use. The room we stayed at was Coco Rain and definitely recommend if you want extra privacy. It's located off the backyard and was perfect for us. The tub was an A+. Super romantic! Location is right near everything and we mostly walked everywhere. Highly recommend and I'm sure we will be back! We also appreciated the keypads instead of having to carry keys around.

We had such a fantastic recent visit here! The management really ensures the cleanliness and…read moreorganization within this bed-and-breakfast. The check-in process was extremely easy as well as the checkout. This hotel is extremely close to the beach and parking on the street was not challenging, but it could be during peak visiting hours. It is also close to many of the local restaurants and supermarket. Lastly, the best part about this place was the beautiful, homemade breakfasts and the afternoon tea. All the pastries during tea time were homemade and delicious. We look forward to staying here again in the future!

A cozy, gorgeous B and B , a stones throw away from anything you need In beautiful historic Cape…read moreMay. John, the proprietor is above and beyond. Friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable of the area. They offer wine and snacks in the afternoon (delivered to your room) and the breakfast I had was beyond reproach! (I may need to email them for the baked apple pancake recipe) a beautiful time, I can't wait to return Ps. In room AC, mini fridge and coffee maker. Great perks!

This place had great reviews on all of the travel sites so we booked it for a very rare weekend…read moregetaway. I can see why people like the place. The proprietor is very kind and there are nice touches like wine happy hour each evening and good breakfast and coffee. Unfortunately the room just wasn't up to par. The photos I've posted speak for themselves. I understand it is an historic building but the stained carpets, falling apart bathroom, ancient uncomfortably soft and incredibly loud bathroom door just made the stay uncomfortable. We'd love to return but there'd need to be major updates to the rooms.

Love The Blue Fish Inn! It is a beautiful small hotel located in a beautiful neighborhood minutes…read morefrom the main areas, restaurants and beaches. The rooms, grounds and pool area are kept immaculate and so beautifully decorated in a beachy vibe. Parking is plentiful for guests. Lena is so sweet and helpful, Franco is very nice and they obviously love this property and take pride in keeping it lovely. They have a washer and dryer on premises, barbeques for guests to use, everything is just perfect and gave us a true sense of relaxation, fun and peace. We recently lost my soul pup Vito, who had medical needs that kept us from traveling for five years, and we were so happy to secure a pup friendly room with a kitchenette to accommodate our 15 year old Pomeranian Rocco. This stay helped heal our broken hearts. The suite smelled fresh and clean, bright and airy, I cannot say enough great things, Rocco loved it too can't wait to return!

Just returned home from our 7th stay at the Blue Fish, and it will be our last. We were sitting…read moreoutside our room with friends from NY and Philly. We arrived on Friday afternoon and hadn't even been there for an hour when Franco came out of his office twice to scold us for 1) Playing music through a Bluetooth speaker (playing, not blasting) because we needed to be mindful of other guests. I'd like to say here that it was 4 PM and no one else was around. If another guest had come out to say something, fine, but that didn't happen. He then came back outside because 2) "I'm not trying to bust your balls (yes, he said that) but you can't bring furniture outside from the room. We have a beautiful courtyard in back. Why don't you go there?" "Because there's no electricity back there." "What do you need electricity for?" "To plug in our speaker." And why did we even need to have that conversation? It put such a damper on the start of our weekend. We are a long time group of friends, ages 72, 71, 67, 66, and 64. Everywhere you turn there's a list of rules. Don't move the rocking chairs. Don't do this, don't do that. Quiet hours are 10 pm to 8 am, Franco. Not 4 pm on Friday. And barking dogs woke me at 7:30 this morning. That's acceptable? And it's a shame that this is how the owners operate their business. The room was clean and the inn is in a great location, but I prefer to stay where I'm not being monitored and scolded like I'm an unruly person. Look at the list of rules. "Relax and have fun?" How?

We loved our stay at the Boarding House!! Front desk lady was kind, welcoming, and helpful. The…read moreroom itself was very clean and tasteful. We will definitely be back!

We are repeat boarding house guests and discovered this gem a few years back. The rooms are very…read moreclean- don't be discouraged by the dog friendly vibe if you're a clean freak like me! (No hate to pups- just want to highlight the cleanliness). The lobby staff is so friendly. There's coffee available in the morning around 9:15, and beer/wine available around 4p. Nice added perks! The roof deck is a fun feature as well, and the bikes (first come first serve reservation system). Minor drawbacks: there's no true outside shower, but there's a hose for your feet in the ice machine closet. There are rinsing stations by the beach too, but not near the entrance where you can rent your complimentary chairs/ umbrellas on queen street. Also, parking is tight and some guests are not conscientious of the parking situation. During our stay, there were multiple cars taking up two spaces in the very small lot. Overall, great spot!

The only problem with this B&B is that it ruins you for other B&Bs for the rest of your life…read more(except maybe for other properties that the owners Andrew and Kelly own in Cape May). I'm not kidding. It's so friendly and beautifully decorated that you will compare every other properties to this one and you'll be disappointed. We discovered The Harrison in 2016 and have been coming back every year since in our anniversary. This year, we brought friends to stay with us. The house is a beautifully renovated with white paint covering the gloomy dark wood you find in other Victorian houses. The owner's interior design company, Evan James, really has a remarkable eye for design and decorating, really rivaling anything on HGTV! Lodging: rooms are small, but luxurious. Each bathroom is fully renovated with marble floors and beautiful vanities. The rooms are beautifully decorated with glamorous wallpaper and sparkly/furry pillows. Food: Breakfast is served from 8-10 and each day you get a choice of savory or sweet. Yeah, it's as amazing as the pics look. Afternoon tea is served every day from 4-5 pm, with a scone or cake and homemade cookies. Port and sherry and tea/coffee are available in the pantry, as well as sodas and water in the fridge available 24/7. The staff are also wonderful- Jean has been there in the house through several owners and is full of fun energy! She even sings and dances :)! Susan is also a wonderful host. If you're looking for a romantic weekend away and want to be spoiled, this is the place for you!

Very disappointed in the 2 properties . Harrison and pharrow. Facade is falling apart . The…read moresprings from the old beds pierce thru the fabric. The water is yellow from the sink. Rotting wood on decks . So sad . Used to be our go to place twice a year. Probably the result of another corporation buying out .