Colonnade Inn
The history of the Colonnade Inn dates to the late 1800s, when summer visitors from Philadelphia converged on Sea Isle City for an escape from the heat of the big city. Surf, hike, swim, boat and climb to your heart's content from this welcoming and luxurious base camp.
The interior of the Colonnade showcases antique woodwork and furniture in a charming atmosphere. Continental breakfast and coffee are available in the common area each morning, along with a big screen TV.
The rooms range from singles to three-bedroom suites (some with hot tubs and fireplaces). All units include private bathrooms, maid service and fresh linens each morning. Wi-Fi and cable are included. Rental pricing, packages and specials are available for each season. Reservations must be canceled at least 14 days in advance to avoid forfeiture of the deposit.
Colonnade Inn
4600 Landis Ave.
Sea Isle City, NJ 08243
(609) 263-8868
Coast Motel (La Costa)
The Coast Motel, also know as La Costa, is in the heart of Sea Isle's entertainment area. The landmark Heritage Surf and Sport shop is right down the street. Sea Isle's best seafood restaurants are also located nearby, and there is an on-site lounge and pizzeria. Staff are available to help with reservations as needed, whether for morning surf lessons, afternoon boat rental or dinner.
The amenities at La Costa are minimal: these are very-basic rooms designed for sleeping, not lounging The value is in the great location in the heart of Sea Isle. This hotel is a great choice for social butterflies, but not for those who prefer solitude and early nights.
Coast Motel
4000 Landis Ave.
Sea Isle City, NJ 08243
(609) 263-1111
Sea Isle Inn
Just a block from the beach, the Sea Isle Inn offers top-notch, fully-equipped efficiency motel rooms for up to six guests. All of the basic comforts are provided for guests anxious to explore the activities available throughout the region.
Each room provides individual controls for air-conditioning and heat, along with a private balcony, ceramic tile bathrooms, phones and TV. Daily maid service is also provided, along with plenty of free parking.
Sea Isle Inn
6400 Landis Ave.
Sea Isle City, NJ 08243
(609) 263-4371
DiGenni's Centennial Guest House
Signore DiGenni built this getaway in 1895 as a vacation house for the Philadelphia upper class. During Prohibition, the house proudly served as a speakeasy. Recent renovations have resulted in today's clean, comfortable and affordable "B&B without the breakfast!"
The small establishment has six private, clean and comfortable rooms. Accommodations are very simple: beds, cable TV, A/C and ceiling fans in each room. There is one central bathroom in the hallway, plus two shower areas in the backyard. Neither towels nor beach tags are provided, and parking is on the street. The lovely porch is great for people-watching.
DiGenni's Centennial Guest House
127 39th St.
Sea Isle City, NJ 08243
(609) 263-6945
Article Written By Timothy Aldinger
Timothy Aldinger brings 20 years of experience as an instructional design consultant and corporate training strategist in the automotive, environmental, health and insurance industries. His professional writings have been published by Ford Motor Company, Chrysler Corporation, General Motors, Volkswagen, Toyota, Nissan and many other major corporations. Aldinger received his Bachelor of Arts in political theory from Michigan State University.
