Okay we stayed July 26-31 2009! Wasnt that bad... After reading all the reviews on here I was ahhh IDK but we went! It was my husband, myself and our 4 & 1 year old! We got a motel room. $310 total for all those days! Not bad... I must say... room was not cleaned the greatest and bathroom door barely opened but other then that it was nice. Neighbors that lived were very nice. We had a young girl one morning wake us up down by the pool cursing at some guy on the whole with a beer in hand! I was very pleased with the service! We changed the room around to put my sons pack and play up and they came over and asked if we needed anything and they vacummed the room again! I loved swimming in the pool! Was a blast! I thank the people who work there for being so friendly!

My girlfriends and I decided to spend the night at Seaside Heights the night of August 1st, 2009 at the Offshore Motel on 108 Boulevard in Seaside Heights, NJ. It was one of the only hotels that had vacancy. With taxes, we spent $160 for the night. Since we spent so much on this one night we assumed that the room would at least be clean. To our surprise the room was far from what we thought a $160 room should look like. To start with the door had chipped paint and didn't close all the way. Once we walked into the room, the bed linens were probably just as old as the hotel was. There was no closet pole in the closet, the walls were dirty and we found garbage bags underneath the beds. The bedroom barely fit the two full size beds that were in there. There was no telephone and no remote control. The air conditioning unit was extremely old and falling apart; it had (what it looked like) aluminum foil all around the perimeter. The face of the unit was falling off and there was dust all over it. The bathroom was hideous; the shower curtain was ripped and had (what it seemed to be) hair dye all over it. There was soap scum all over the soap holders, clearly the shower hadn't been cleaned in a very long time. I had taken pictures of most of the issues I have stated. I am appalled that the Offshore Motel has the audacity to charge $140 plus tax for these unsanitary rooms. We were so scared to lay on the beds that we placed our own towels over the linens and wore our flip flops the entire time in there. We literally showered and changed to go out for that night and then stayed out late in order to only spend a few hours of what was left of the night so we could leave as soon as possible out of the room the next day. The most disgusting hotel I have ever stayed at.

I went to the Offshore Hotel with friends for a weekend in the spring of 2008. It was the WORST hotel I have ever stayed in. It is dirty, it smells, and it is literally BED BUG INFESTED. I woke up during the night and they were EVERYWHERE crawling in and out of the mattress and blankets. I came home and had bites and continued to have bites because I BROUGHT the freaking bed bugs home with me! It has been a nightmare trying to get rid of them and has cost thousands of dollars in pest control bills to do so. Offshore Motel was the biggest mistake. It is absolutely disgusting.

When we went to seaside, we wanted to stay at the Sea Garden next door. They were booked, so we took the next thing we saw, Offshore. They were very nice! She gave us 2 keys, and told us to pick which room we wanted. After we choose, we moved our stuff. It so happened we had 2 beds, and the 2nd bed slouched in the middle. We had 3 adults, and one 13 month old. We slept on top of the sheets, afraid of the filth. The TV didn't work, and they never cleaned once while we were there. The pool was a dump too. The stairs had no railing. At night, alot of pppl were partying. Good hotel if you are like that, or wanna sleep with hookers, not for a family vacation.