Long Branch Guest Houses from CA $340

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Our top choices for Long Branch guest houses

1. 1 beautiful master bedroom , bathroom ( Not an entire house )

Eatontown

Mrs. M. C. D.

CA $340 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 11 - Aug 12

2. Tandem Bike Inn

Belmar

Eugenia

CA $506 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 17 - Aug 18

3. 2BR Guest House - Sleeps 6 - Walk to Beach & Fun

Asbury Park

"Great host made everything smooth! Very nice and pleasant space, well-arranged with everything we needed to be comfortable before and after beach outings as two couples and a young adult sharing the house and time together. (Only problem for me was soft-topped mattress - I mention only in case you too have a cranky back. Everyone else in our group was very comfy!) Good location for walking everywhere in AP."

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CA $922 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 9 - Sep 10

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Top Long Branch Hotel Reviews

Beachwalk at Sea Bright

8/10 Good

"Great location and great views."

Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel

8/10 Good

"Our stay at the Berkeley was great overall due to the location to the beach and the on site bar. The room was spacious and clean. Some downsides was the staff was rude when we requested for more towels since they only put 2 towels for a 3 person stay and no wash cloths. They asked why we needed more towels and for a $600 a night stay, I don’t need to be asked why I use more than one towel and explain why I need wash cloths. These questions have obvious answers and we asked very politely. The elevator was extremely slow and had long wait times. Maybe not an avoidable problem but we were given a connecting room adjacent to a family with a lot of children. As a group of adults this was poor planning on the hotels part. Most hotels I’ve stayed at try to keep the kids in the same floors/sections of the hotel. Not a huge deal but they were not able to switch the room when the kids were very disruptive. Overall would recommend but def some things to note and possible question when booking."