My girlfriend and I stayed here over Valentines weekend and it was DELIGHTFUL. Our room was well…read moredesigned, everything was very clean and comfortable. Our jacuzzi was the key feature and it exceeded our expectations. On top of that, Nancy was very thoughtful and went the extra mile in fulfilling our dietary requirements for breakfast each morning. We will be booking again and telling ALL our friends and family.

Love Ocean City Mansion so much, went twice this year! Nancy, the innkeeper, is a gracious host who…read moregoes the extra mile to make sure her guests feel comfortable and pampered. Each of her unique rooms is beautiful, with all the amenities to make a guest feel comfortable and at ease. Thank you, Nancy, for your lovely hospitality.

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.

Where to begin about this place? I just loved it so much. I've been going to Rehoboth for quite a…read morewhile now, and I've always been enchanted by the exterior of this place; the plants, the awnings, the big wraparound porch all seemed so lovely. So when I booked my own trip to Rehoboth for the first time with my girlfriend, RGH was definitely on my radar. Imagine my surprise when the rooms were incredibly reasonably priced -- far better than any other hotel around. Throughout our stay, everything was so wonderfully handled. The staff was incredibly nice and personable, our room was cute and comfy (with really powerful AC, YAY!), and the breakfast was delicious. There are so many cute little nooks around the house to eat or hang out in. And if you're worried about sharing a bathroom, don't be -- they were so incredibly clean, and I only had to wait once. The one thing that worried me was the fact that I've mostly seen an older crowd here, but we weren't treated any differently for being younger, and of course the place is incredibly LGBTQ+-friendly. My only regret is that I didn't get to see the dog! In case you couldn't tell, I highly, highly recommend Rehoboth Guest House, and I hope I have the pleasure of staying there in the future :)

Hear me out with this review:…read more I have never stayed in a Bed & Breakfast house before and when I was initially trying to book somewhere to stay in Rehoboth Beach this was the first place suggested. The house contains rooms with private bathrooms and rooms on a floor with shared bathrooms. I was very hesitant to book at first when I read that I would have to "share" a bathroom. We just returned home after a 4 night stay here and we were more than satisfied! Tom, the house owner, is super kind, personable and hospitable. His other workers (Rayvn and Chris) are also so helpful and always get you what you need. You can request to have breakfast in the morning from a menu selection and they bring you your food out at the time you request to have it ready for you . Tom always came and checked up on us wherever we were sitting during breakfast to chat about random things, show us his puppy and ask us if we wanted more food or needed anything. The room we stayed in had a shared bathroom in the hallway (we stayed on the 2nd floor and other rooms shared 2 full baths and a half bath with us) and it was actually very clean. The staff did a good job replenishing towels each day and cleaning the shower/toilet/sink. Felt very comfortable here. We would love to try a room with a private bathroom (it was so booked up when we tried to get one initially so book way in advance!) I love that the beach was only a 4 minute walk and access to the main streets was only an alley walk away from the house. No complaints at all after this stay. When we sat out on the porch each morning and night, many people would walk by making comments about how pretty and interesting the establishment was. The interior of the house smells super good and is clean. Highly recommend staying here! Overall 5/5 stars and we will definitely be back next year

This stay is always exactly what I needed. Well organized, clean, everything is labeled for ease of…read moreuse and locating what I'm looking for, great living space to enjoy with friends and family, and the shortest walk to an incredible beach. Thanks for the great stay!

This house was great for our family of 24. We are a near even mix of adults and kids and there was…read moreroom and space for all of us. The huge kitchen table was great. I can't remember the last time we all sat down for a meal together. The outdoor space was relaxing. The addition of a new blackstone griddle in the back made cooking up big breakfasts fast and easy. The proximity to the beach made trips back and forth to from the house to take a toddler to the bathroom, fix lunch, or run back to grab something quick made for a stress free week. The hosts were incredibly accommodating even though we hardly ever saw them. I would stay there again in a heartbeat.

Not hospitable, would not recommend, pick one of the infinite other bed and breakfasts in the arearead more

We love the 931 Beach house! My moms cousin and her husband own this beautiful property and for a…read morewhile my grandmother actually managed it. It has been recently renovated and painted! Right across from the ocean, the historic building is on a street with cute victorian inns, and when you sit on the porch you can see down the row, or stare off into the waves as you breathe in the salty air! There's quite a bit to do in the area, including different trolley tours (we did the ghost one) which are a ton of fun! Plus an awesome outdoor shopping area with some great restaurants (such as The Blue Pig). I reccomend 931 Beach House to anyone looking for a historic building that's been well preserved with adding light modern touch. A beach town with cute shops and restaurants make this a great destination for couples and families alike, and being on the smaller side keeps the inn well maintained and makes you feel special when you stay. If you're heading to Cape May, definitely check out the 931 Beach House, you won't regret it!

my wife and I have been going to the Victorian for years. unfortunately the old innkeepers retired…read morelast year. the format is now a host less empty house that has lost all of its charm. Although the omnipresent "you are under video surveillance" signs gives a warm and fuzzy feeling. the neighboring property is no longer used as an inn and the pool is no longer available breakfast is no longer served. We won't be returning.

Enjoyed a wonderful stay at this B&B for 3 nights during Memorial Day weekend. John & Judy were…read morecharming, informative, & great hosts. We stayed in Room 2 - the largest room with a private porch & bathroom. Room was spacious enough for us & the towels in the room were nice & large. Wonderful buffet breakfast was enjoyed by us each day with a lot of great choices. We enjoyed eating breakfast on the main porch watching everything go by. Loved that the inn provided so many conveniences - beach chairs, towels, beach bag, bicycles, & bottled water! The location is excellent - you can walk easily to the beach or to restaurants, bars, or many ice cream places! Excellent place to stay when vacationing on LBI!!

Manayunk Gem. What a find! My wife and I were in Philly…read morevisiting our grandchildren for the day. My son surprised us with an overnight stay in this really beautiful B&B. We were going to crash at his house, but he and his wife are looking to buy a house in Manayunk, and wanted our opinion of the town, so they said " we got you a B&B, go explore" and I am so glad we did, as we love going to places we have never been to. My wife went to check in, and I stayed in the car, as I wanted to go look at the town and get some food as we had been on the road for 4 hours. As I sat in the car, I got a surprise of a knock on my window, and it was Mark, one of the owners, who wanted to come introduce himself. I thought that was awesome. He is extremely friendly, and we had a nice chat about the history of the B&B, and the town in general. Mark recommended a couple of great places to eat. We stayed in the English Garden Suite. First and foremost the room was CLEAN! The room was decorated exactly how I expected it to be, fun wallpaper, big king size bed, with big pillows & high ceilings. Mark was kind enough to have the A/C on, as I had called to say we would be there about 2:30, and it was about 95 degrees that day. There was a vintage couch and chair in the room (pics) There was no TV in the room ( Thank God ). The room is perfect for 2 people who haven't over-packed. What the room lacks in size is made up with a huge parlor (pics) downstairs, and a nice sized outdoor porch. In the parlor there is complimentary water, seltzer,coffee, tea, beer and wine! They also had fresh fruit , and candy dishes filled with fun candy, so my wife and I stayed down there for a while listening to the perfectly picked out music playing. The B&B is walking distance to the town, and it's a really fun town to walk around and be a tourist in. There are coffee shops, bars, restaurants, clothing stores, antique stores, (you must check out Jinxed Variety), and an Insomnia cookie shop, and furniture stores. The town even has a vegan bakery, Crust ( we took home some delicious poptarts! ). This B&B is also walking distance to Pretzel Park (look it up). Manayunk is a unique town, lots of hills, pockets of fun areas. I will say the parking can be challenging, but Mark went out of his way to help us...there is street parking, during the day ( pay ), and there is a parking lot that you can stay as long as you want, but you pay by the hour. I believe after 8:00 street parking on Main Street is free. Don't let the parking scare you from coming to this awesome B&B, or this cool town. My biggest regret was that we had to miss breakfast, as we were going antiquing in CT, and well you know how I-95 is. But i am sure you can see from other pictures, and reviews, the breakfast is a real treat here. I look forward to coming back to Manayunk Chambers Guest House, and this fun little town!

Warm, welcoming, and wonderful! This B&B was such a great find. Our innkeeper Mark was the perfect…read morehost -- AND a master baker! Breakfast was truly awesome. Relaxing in front of a fire with a glass of wine in the cozy living room was perfect after a long drive. Plenty of restaurants in easy walking distance. Warm, comfy rooms. Highly recommended!

"Victorian vibe with modern comforts" is the only way to describe Antoinette's. Situated within…read moreshort walking distance to the vibrant Washington Street Mall area as well as the beach, this experience puts you in the heart of Cape May. Deanna has thought of EVERYTHING! The relaxed and comfortable Victorian style decor is a delight and the Lucia apartment, where we are, is quite spacious. The efficiency kitchen is wildly well-equipped and super clean, as is the updated bathroom. There is plenty of everything like towels and pillows and storage space for clothing etc. Deanna has seen to a variety of heating/cooling options including remote controlled a/c and a remote controlled fireplace. The TV is clear and unobtrusive and the WiFi is great. Cape May, itself, is charming and historically fascinating, with something to appeal to every interest. My party of three were pretty much in agreement about what to do but I could imagine a family of five each "getting a day" and filling it with activities of their choice and still having plenty. Deanna has also catalogued an epic number of dvds and games, there are bikes available and she, herself is a wealth of information. I am putting Cape May and Antoinette's on my list of "things to do again". Have fun!!!

Stayed in: Filomena Suite - Apartment "WAS NASTY, DIRTY AND RUN DOWN!"…read more Vacationed: Checked in - Monday, September 11, 2017 Checked out Friday, September 15, 2017 Entrances The screen door at the back entrance of the apartment kept jamming and if you went outside and there was no one to open the door, you would get locked out. The dead bolt lock on the front door to the main bedroom was broken until the day before we were checking out. Main Bathroom The shower was dirty. The liner and the shower curtain had "black mold" on them. The baseboard near the shower was torn and falling apart. Kitchen There were two windows in the kitchen. Each window had a fan and the fans were being held in place with gray masking tape. The refrigerator had spills inside of it. The stovetop was dirty. The kitchen sink was dirty and had broken eggshells stuck in the edge of the sink. The base of the faucet had black mold around it. The table had a clear plastic line over a blue and white print tablecloth. They were stains and crumbs in between the liner and the tablecloth. Extension cords There was an extension cord hanging from the corner of the right side of the front porch, which was used to light a village display on the front porch. The extension cord was exposed to rain creating an electrical hazard. There were multiple extension cords hanging and or improperly exposed through out the apartment: creating a safety hazard for small children. Living Room There were two large dirty sofas in the living room and extension cords hanging from the ceiling. Allergies When we arrived we had no problems with allergies. After the first night and every night thereafter, we were coughing, sneezing, unable to sleep, had itching, tearing and burning eyes. The carpets, draperies and ceiling fans were dusty and dirty. Departure On Friday, September 15th, we asked the Innkeeper, Deanna Brown, to do a walk threw to make sure the apartment was left as we found it-what a joke! After Deanna Brown finished her walk threw of the apartment, she was standing in the living room and she said, "Well it looks like nothing has been taken!" Management The Innkeeper Deanna Brown is rude and has the personality of sandpaper. Summary I have never stayed in a vacation rental like this before: the house is nasty, dirty and is in need of major renovations. Very Dissatisfied Guest

Home Sweet Home..... The Cain house in NJ. Many fond memories of drinks with family and pushing a…read moresnow blower through the entire neighborhood. They do need to invest in a riding snow blower, wink wink. However there is always a nice warm meal to be had and plenty of entertaining people. ;) LOL