Comfort Suites Atlantic City North
"If you want a solid hot tub room near Atlantic City without breaking the bank, this Comfort Suites delivers. The in-room Jacuzzi is the real star here - a perfect spot to soak after exploring nearby casinos or walking the boardwalk."
About The Hotel
If you want a solid hot tub room near Atlantic City without breaking the bank, this Comfort Suites delivers. The in-room Jacuzzi is the real star here - a perfect spot to soak after exploring nearby casinos or walking the boardwalk. Some rooms have these private whirlpools, so ask when booking.
Guests really like this place, ranking it #4 out of 21 hotels in Absecon with a solid 4.1 rating on TripAdvisor. The hotel offers nice extras like free parking, free breakfast, and WiFi. The indoor pool is a bonus if you want more water action beyond your room’s hot tub. Rooms are clean and comfortable, with simple modern design.
Location is another big win. You’re just minutes from Atlantic City’s excitement but far enough to escape the noise. The hot tub rooms provide a perfect retreat after gambling or beach time. Wheelchair accessible rooms are available, and the hotel feels welcoming to all guests. For travelers wanting a relaxing base with a private Jacuzzi, this Comfort Suites is a smart, budget-friendly choice.
The Location
Comfort Suites Atlantic City North is situated at 342 E White Horse Pike, Absecon, NJ 08205-9565. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.
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Guest reviews
What guests are saying about Comfort Suites Atlantic City North.
"The comfort inn was nice. The breakfast was fresh and good. The room was clean. The hotel location was optimal. My issues were that you had to pay to have a parking space at the hotel and that our room charged was taken out and an amount for the same amount as the room was pending. We were told it would fall off within 24 hrs after arrival. Needless to say 5 days later at check out it was still a pending charge. Charge fell off 6 days later. I would advise the hotel to tell their patrons that if this happens charge falls off in 5-7 days versus having them expect it earlier. That way the hotel guest aren't expecting something unrealistic. Other than those 2 things. Everything else was good."
— Vonia Jackson
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