Nassau Inn

I had high hopes for the Nassau Inn based on its location, but my stay was far from enjoyable. The rooms were outdated, and the cleanliness left much to be desired. The bathroom had mildew and mold, and the carpets felt dirty. Additionally, the air conditioning barely worked, making it uncomfortable during the hot nights. Advertised a heated salt water pool, but when we jumped in the pool it was very cold. Asked about this and was told it was broken and was being fixed. The neighbors in the unit next to me said it’s been broke for years and the slumlord owners are too cheap to fix it. The staff wasn’t particularly helpful or friendly either. When I voiced concerns to the office workers about the cleanliness, and outdated room they seemed indifferent and didn’t offer much in the way of a solution. For the price I paid, I expected much better service and accommodations. The only redeeming factor is its proximity to the beach and things to do, but that alone doesn’t make up for the overall poor experience. I won’t be returning and would advise others to look elsewhere.

Stayed in #509, Ryan and Christine were awesome and available 24/7. Our views were beautiful and so relaxing. Lots to do within walking distance or there are free golf cart transporters to get around. Comfy beds, kitchen had all you need for the week. Even the bathroom was so clean and stocked. A great vacation for my husband and I. 10 minutes to Cape May zoo, which is free!! boardwalk shops and rides are a few blocks away. Steps to the beach. Great experience

I chose the Nassau Inn for its beachfront location and the allure of "amazing beach views." While the location was undeniably convenient, the room itself was a letdown. Despite the staff's assurances of a recent renovation, the bathroom featured tile that looked straight out of the 1960s, which immediately gave the space an outdated and worn feel. It was weird because some things looked new, then others like the furniture were well dated and really didn’t flow. Overall, just weird vibes. While the hotel does have a prime spot by the beach, the room I was given was far from the modern, comfortable beach retreat I had envisioned. Adding to the surprise was the discovery that some of the other units were much more modern and in line with 21st-century standards. It turns out that these units are privately owned, which explains the inconsistency in quality. This makes it even more puzzling why the Nassau Inn markets itself as a hotel when there's such a stark difference between the rooms. If you're planning a stay, be sure to ask for photos of the exact unit you'll be renting. I see now that they are available on their website, so you can see exactly what you are getting. The condition of the unit can vary greatly, and you don't want to end up with a room that feels like a time capsule from several decades ago. I’ll share some photos I found for example. Despite its prime location, the Nassau Inn didn't quite live up to expectations. I won’t be back, there’s far better places to stay for a better price.

My wife and I have stayed here many times but this year was definitely our last. The Nassau seems to have increased their rates but cut back on service. When we go on vacation we don’t expect to become maids. Believe it or not, daily maid service no longer exists. We had to put out our trash for pickup. They never dropped off clean trash bags to replace the ones we put out. I had to go to the lobby to request new ones. My wife was making the bed and straightening out the room daily. I would put out the towels daily as suggested but they never dropped off clean ones. I had to go down to the lobby every day to pick up clean ones. In addition, no one ever came in to sweep up, clean the tub, etc. SEEMS UNSANITARY. No one ever offered a reduction for putting us out. The biggest bummer was the fact that they had the audacity to leave an envelope in the room to “TIP THE MAID”. My feeling is that they SHOULD HAVE put something in the envelope FOR US. If it wasn’t so serious it would be funny and when I told friends about it “UNBELIEVABLE”.

We had to wait almost an hour after check in for our room to be ready along with 6 other families. When we arrived in our room, the mattress protector was dirty and had someone else’s hair on it. After inspecting the bed, the sheets were dirty and full of sand so they did not change the bed sheets obviously. The floor were extremely dirty as if they didn’t mop which I think should bear minimum for the price you pay. The WiFi i not good either. Even after connecting I didn’t have any service at all. As far as the parking spots go, you can nearly get out of your car cause that are so close together and they only give 1 spot per room so the other guest had to street park. I have never written a review and I don’t really have high expectations but I really feel at $350 a night the service and amenities should be upgraded.

Nassau Inn was amazing, location was on point, staff was wonderful, room was cleaned & supplies were always available. Hope the slide to the pool comes back and activities for the kids would be great too. Definitely returning!… BIG THANK YOU TO THE HOUSE KEEPER WHO HELPED MY FAMUKY STAY ANOTHER NIGHT

Amazing views of ocean! Great location and pool, close to boardwalk shops and stone's throw from the beach. Well appointed rooms and great amenities. Pool is refreshing and great on a hot summer day. Would return if staying in Wildwood. Cape May is also a close drive from here.

Another great stay at #309 in the Nassau Inn. The whole facility is very well maintained and the pool and staff are always great. Perfect cost/location/ facility combination. Proximity to the beach, the quite end of the Boards is perfect. Easy walk to Saturday night concerts in Centennial Park and you can see Friday night fireworks from the deck.

The staff was extremely nice, but had every excuse for why the pool wasn’t open. Even though we paid a premium dollar to stay here. We figured it was worth it since it’s beachfront. The marketing all advertises a heated salt water pool. So we were excited. But the pool never opened. There were construction workers in and out of rooms. None of the patio furniture or outside setups were open or very welcoming. It’s sad because it seemed like a nice place and reviews from the past were good. Manager said there are new owners who are renovating, which is nice but maybe better when you’re closed? Overall we expected better. It seemed like it would be a nice place from the reviews, but we’re staying across the street for half the price next year.