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Best Luxury Hotels in Atlantic Highlands
Blue Bay Inn
"Very cute hotel. Staff was extremely accommodating and friendly. Have the best Neapolitan pizza down the street."
Reviewed on Mar 7, 2020
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Bayfront New Jersey Escape ~ 13 Mi to Times Square
Atlantic Highlands Luxury Hotels
Do you want to stay at an elegant 5 star hotel for your next getaway? Do you want to be pampered like royalty? When you're ready, the Atlantic Highlands luxury hotels are the plush oasis you’ve been looking for.
Choose from the best luxury hotels in Atlantic Highlands to make your stay as comfortable and memorable as possible. Deluxe amenities await you upon check-in—perks like a heated pool, luxurious spa, and 24-hour reception service will cater to your every need, no matter the hour. If you’re tired from the day’s activities and don’t feel like wandering around to look for a meal, sit down to dinner at one of the high-end restaurants on property or contact room service for a sophisticated dining experience in the comfort of your own suite. Getting to and from the airport will be an easy task as well because most of these fancy hotels offer a free shuttle service for easy transportation.
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Atlantic Highlands hotels essential information
Accommodation | 2,405 hotels |
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Lowest Price | $126 |
Highest Price | $240 |
Popular hotels | Blue Bay Inn |
Popular Luxury Stays in Atlantic Highlands
Recent Atlantic Highlands Hotel Reviews By Fellow Wanderers
Holiday Inn Brooklyn Downtown by IHG
"The location of this hotel is excellent for anybody going to an event at the Barclay's Center. It's very centrally located, close to many subway stations. The only minuses for me were, first of all, that there wasn't a chair in the room. I spent quite a bit of time in the room while my family was busy, and I was extremely uncomfortable trying to read or watch TV. My back hurt from the discomfort of trying to sit up on the bed, but I didn't have any other choice. The second minus has to do with the lack of good lighting in the room, with just a not-bright lamp between the beds, and also one other light over the counter space. The direct lights by the bed were fine if one were reading in bed, but if I wanted to read sitting up, there wasn't enough light. I tried going downstairs to read, but the sitting area by the TV's was also very dark at night. There was no way I could read sitting on those nice couches in that room either. The soap dispenser in the shower had fallen off (before we came), and it had not been put back up. Also, there were no small towels available for drying hands after washing them in the sink. We were 3 people, and there were 3 large towels, so no medium-size hand towel. I asked at the front desk, and was brought a couple of mini-square washcloths -- not suitable for drying hands in the bathroom. Other than these issues, I thought it was a pretty good place to stay."
