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New Jersey has it all—from deluxe casino hotels to standard hotels and motels to budget lodging to campgrounds. They run the gamut in price and quality. Shoregoers have their choice of condos, beachfront resorts, chain and private motels, historic inns and Victorian bed-and-breakfasts (especially in historic communities such as Cape May). Be aware that many inns in New Jersey require a stay of two nights or more on peak summer weekends.
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Atlantic City Hilton Casino Add to eGuidebook
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$275-$315 
Built: 1980 
Renovated: 1998 
Boston Ave at the Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ
This 22-story high roller at the southern end of casino row is perched at the top of the ranks a notch below the newer Borgata and the more comprehensive Harrah's. Although it fails to match the latter's sleek, innovative design and breadth of facilities this gigantic gambling retreat is full of fir... Read Entire Review »
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Add to eGuidebook
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$179-$699 
Built: 2003 
1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, NJ
Located at the northern end of the strip, near the marina, Harrah's and Trump Marina, this property is the most lavish operation here. Unlike the Trump Taj Mahal, this hotel forgoes gaudy gilt and garish art in lieu of cutting-edge contemporary style. It is not without its gleaming neon, and the cas... Read Entire Review »
Hilton Short Hills Add to eGuidebook
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$169-$299 
Built: 1988 
Renovated: 2000 
41 John F Kennedy Pkwy, Short Hills, NJ
This stunning suburban hotel retains its reputation as the best chain link in Essex County, an impressive service-oriented operation that serves both shoppers and commercial travelers with an eye for detail. In fact, it feels more like a Ritz-Carlton than a Hilton, as everything here is truly posh,... Read Entire Review »
Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino Add to eGuidebook
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$135-$2,175 
Built: 1980 
Renovated: 1995 
Mississippi Ave at the Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ
Near the more subdued Sheraton and linked to the convention hall, this vast convention hotel is not as trumped up as the Trump Taj Mahal but casts a large shadow, for it is connected to another tower with dining and accommodations, the East Tower. Unlike its siblings, there is an air of sophisticati... Read Entire Review »
Bally's Atlantic City Add to eGuidebook
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$89-$1,000 
Built: 1979 
Renovated: 2002 
Boardwalk & Park Place, Atlantic City, NJ
This is a solid player in this fast-growing gaming town. The room options have been expanded since the hotel took on management of the Claridge, but the latter's unrenovated accommodation have a negative affect on the overall ambience of the hotel, offering dingy, small accommodations that should be... Read Entire Review »
Caesars Atlantic City Add to eGuidebook
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$209-$279 
Built: 1978 
Renovated: 2002 
2100 Pacific Ave, Atlantic City, NJ
True to its Las Vegas roots, this hotel offers an overblown theme-park-like complex comprising three towers linked by a shopping arcade. It fails to reach the standards of its sibling in Las Vegas, and the add-on architecture makes for a confusing layout, but the lively atmosphere is matched only by... Read Entire Review »
The Grand Summit Hotel Add to eGuidebook
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$200-$210 
Built: 1929 
Renovated: 2000 
570 Springfield Ave, Summit, NJ
Sitting high above this town, this clubby, seasoned hotel was built in nubby brick Tudor style just before the crash of 1929. This is something of a social center for Summit's wealthy inhabitants, and the ballroom is as popular with midweek meetings as weekend weddings and local shindigs. Last renov... Read Entire Review »
Harrah's Hotel & Casino Atlantic City Add to eGuidebook
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$99-$899 
Built: 1980 
Renovated: 2003 
777 Harrah's Blvd, Atlantic City, NJ
Next to the newer, superior Borgata, this casino-hotel is far from the Boardwalk casino action. It compensates for its seclusion with a good casino, fine food and attentive service. One of the most comprehensive properties in Atlantic City, Harrah's is overall one of the better choices here, superio... Read Entire Review »
Hilton Newark Airport Add to eGuidebook
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$129-$249 
Built: 1988 
Renovated: 2005 
1170 Spring St, Elizabeth, NJ
This remains one of the top picks beside the airport, a favorite of both layovers and business travelers. With its exceptional amenities for business travelers and superior staff, this elongated 11-story hotel outpaces the Sheraton and, to a lesser degree, the more conveniently located Marriott. The... Read Entire Review »
Hyatt Regency Princeton Add to eGuidebook
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$129-$850 
Built: 1983 
Renovated: 2004 
102 Carnegie Center, Princeton, NJ
Located in an office complex on Route 1, this is the area leader for commercial travelers. It offers a familiar stable of Hyatt perks, though alumni, shoppers and tourists will find the Nassau Inn more personable. Little islands of flowers and shrubs grow in front of the four-story brown brick build... Read Entire Review »
The Madison Hotel Add to eGuidebook
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$109-$279 
Built: 1981 
Renovated: 1997 
One Convent Rd & Route 124, Morristown, NJ
This distinctive, four-story white colonial building is falling in the familiar rut that haunts many independents these days: poor maintenance. This is certainly a lovely and popular hotel, with a long illustrious history and an equally long roster of return clients willing to look the other way, bu... Read Entire Review »
Marriott Hanover Add to eGuidebook
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$215-$235 
Built: 1986 
Renovated: 1992 
1401 Route 10 E, Whippany, NJ
Thanks to its recently completed renovation, this offering remains the area leader, a better choice than the similar Parsippany Hilton three miles to the northwest. Offering ample recreational facilities, extensive meeting space, fine accommodations and plenty of free parking, this hotel lacks the l... Read Entire Review »
Marriott Newark Liberty Intl Airport Add to eGuidebook
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$149-$389 
Built: 1984 
Renovated: 1997 
Newark International Airport, Newark, NJ
This modern concrete and glass structure in front of Terminal B is the airport's only onsite operation, a better-than-average hotel that provides convenience above all. Second to the Hilton in the ranks, this place continues to offer a modicum of style to its transient clientele, which is comprised... Read Entire Review »
Nassau Inn Add to eGuidebook
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$189-$699 
Built: 1756 
Renovated: 1993 
10 Palmer Square, Princeton, NJ
Located in the heart of this historic university town, an easy stroll from the campus, this offering exudes Ivy League character, endearing it to locals and university visitors. Corporate types do better at the Hyatt or Marriott, but those in search of character-filled guest rooms and friendly servi... Read Entire Review »
Ocean Place Resort & Spa Add to eGuidebook
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$259-$1,100 
Built: 1990 
Renovated: 1999 
One Ocean Boulevard, Long Branch, NJ
This contemporary showplace provides one of the best locations for business travelers and corporate gatherings. Midrange families and couples flock here on the weekends and in warm weather, thanks to its excellent beachfront location, recreational activities and attractive accommodations. Consistent... Read Entire Review »
The Oyster Point Hotel Add to eGuidebook
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$139-$339 
Built: 1986 
Renovated: 1996 
146 Bodman Pl, Red Bank, NJ
This layered glass and concrete building on the Navesink River is a smaller and more relaxed version of its sibling, The Molly Pitcher Inn. Renovated at last inspection, this coy riverside boutique hotel remains a favorite of romantics and weekend escapists, while the popular meeting space lures com... Read Entire Review »
Resorts Atlantic City Add to eGuidebook
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$69-$79 
Built: 1929 
Renovated: 2005 
1133 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ
This hotel continues to provide gamblers and families headed to the boardwalk with a high quotient of glitz and glamour, all at affordable rates. This is a bigger and better version of Bally's just down the beach. Since the last inspection, the new Rendezvous Tower, with 395 new rooms and mini-suite... Read Entire Review »
Seaview Resort & Spa, A Marriott Resort Add to eGuidebook
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$139 
Built: 1912 
Renovated: 2004 
401 S New York Rd, Galloway, NJ
Located just off Highway 9, in a leafy setting, 20-minutes' drive north of Atlantic City's bright lights and dingy alleyways, this neoclassical low-rise is geared more toward golfers than gamblers, but it is a dark horse for gamblers who prefer traditional polish over neon. This is the most refined... Read Entire Review »
Sheraton Atlantic City Conv Ct Add to eGuidebook
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$159-$175 
Built: 1997 
2 Miss America Way, Atlantic City, NJ
Four long blocks southeast of the Boardwalk (three minutes via free shuttle), this hotel is at the top of the heap in Atlantic City, alongside the newer Borgata, Hilton and Harrah's. It boasts lovely contemporary interiors, good dining and attentive service. Although it lacks an onsite casino, Bally... Read Entire Review »
Sheraton Newark Airport Hotel Add to eGuidebook
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$229-$259 
Built: 1988 
Renovated: 1998 
128 Frontage Rd, Newark, NJ
Although it might be considered third in line behind the Hilton and Marriott, this hotel is still a more-than-adequate choice for overnighters awaiting flights out of EWR (Newark International Airport). Little has changed here in the last two years, and with maintenance standards high, this place re... Read Entire Review »

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