Shoreham Hotel

There is no early check-in but they let us check out 2 hrs early. We had a 2nd floor ocean view room & the view was great! The small room had a refrigerator next to the only sink. The bathroom & the square shower is way too small. Not a lot of room. We had to go next to the shower to close the bathroom door to get to the toilet. The water stayed hot. The AC was working well. The Tv was burry. We had to go around the building to get on the boardwalk. It was hard to carried our luggage down the narrow staircases when we checked out. The creaking floors are not straight. The music from the bar down below was loud when we walking on the 1st floor at nights but we couldn't hear the music on the 2nd floor.

The hotel staff were great & very helpful! There is no elevator so the steps were definitely a "workout" and the hallways were very hot. The room was clean & the ac was very cold!! Since the hotel is right on the boardwalk, it was extremely convenient for myself & my kids! Nice place. I would stay here again.

We came for the beach and ended up in a room so tiny we had to shove our suitcases in the closet and turn sideways just to walk — free cardio included. The toilet was so low I thought I’d accidentally booked a preschool. The water was basically at eye level with my… lower regions, threatening an impromptu dip in the Atlantic.

They moved us to a “bigger” room, which was bigger in square footage but not in common sense. The beds now faced each other like a strange couples therapy experiment, and the TV was in a position where you literally couldn’t see it from the bed. Forget relaxing — just try to figure out how to watch your favorite show without summoning a chiropractor.

Need an elevator? That’s adorable. The Shoreham believes in the ancient art of “stairs only,” which really adds a nice touch when you’re carrying beach gear and 37 pounds of boardwalk fries.

And the neighbors? One guy apparently decided to do jumping jacks in his room at 11 PM. We could hear every. single. one. The concerts downstairs don’t stop until 10 PM — and if you thought that was bad, at 2 AM, a horde of fried intoxicated people takes over the boardwalk with microphones, drunkenly sharing their… musical “talents.” Sleep is basically a myth here.