Hotel barĭrinks are available at the Gallery Bar and the Pool Bar, which is shaded by a hydrangea-draped pergola and sits right on the pool terrace. Serving dinner and drinks, the Drawing Room is decked out in a vintage style and has floor-to-ceiling windows with ocean glimpses. The Gallery dishes out modern American fare (golden-brown brick chicken and thick burgers served with Old Bay-seasoned fries), Italian-inspired offerings (butternut squash ravioli and creamy risotto) and coastal cuisine (fresh fish and even fresher oysters). It’s best to leave the younger Smiths at home this seaside getaway is geared towards grown-ups. AlsoĪll common areas are wheelchair-accessible, there’s a lift to all floors and there are specially adapted guest rooms.

Packing tipsĬhannel Santorini blues and whites, and don’t skimp on the sun cream.

Choose from Swedish and deep-tissue massages, cleansing facials, mamma-to-be massages and more. The Asbury Ocean Club Hotel Spa has three treatment rooms – including one for couples – and uses plant-based, eco-friendly Osea products throughout. There’s also a shade-providing (and hydrangea-draped) pergola and an alfresco fireplace (for warming up winter nights). Soak up some vitamin D and sip on some vitamin C (in fruity cocktail form from the adjacent pool bar). Sunning itself peacefully at the ocean-edge of the property, the serene pool is surrounded by a lounger-lined deck and garden terrace. We’re partial to a sea view (even a partial one) – especially out of floor-to-ceiling windows – so we’d happily snag a south-facing Partial Ocean View Loft Suite or an even more spacious Ocean View Suite. In rooms: a flatscreen TV, Bowers & Wilkins Bluetooth speaker, air-conditioning, minibar and tablet.

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