The Asbury Hotel
Rated Very good by our guests
Price History and Trends for July 2026
The Asbury Hotel Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book The Asbury Hotel in in Asbury Park based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for The Asbury Hotel
- Lowest Price Period: Lowest prices: winter off-season (January–February 2027). Single lowest date in the sample: 2027-01-04 at $238.54. Typical January–February range: about $240–$320/night.
- Potential Savings: You can save up to ~70% by booking in the winter off-season versus major event peaks (example: $238.54 on 2027-01-04 vs $913.71 on 2026-09-05 = ~$675 savings, ~74%). Compared with the dataset average (~$460/night) expect ~35–40% savings (~$170–$200/night) when booking in Jan–Feb 2027.
- Average Rate: Estimated average across the period: about $460/night (median roughly $415–$450).
- Booking Tip: Actionable tips: target midweek stays in Jan–Feb (Tues–Thurs) for best rates; avoid known event/holiday spikes (early Sept 2026, select June and October weekend dates); set price alerts and use free-cancellation fares so you can cancel & rebook if the rate drops; for summer weekends book 2–3 months ahead, and for major events book 4–6 months in advance.
Guest Reviews
Guest Tips & Highlights
Super dog friendly. I take my dog everywhere with me. Lots of hotels, but the staff went out of their way to make both him and me feel comfortable
Diner is excellent. Decor is excellent. Staff are excellent.
Top Attractions Near The Asbury Hotel
The Asbury Hotel sits steps from Asbury Park's compact but vibrant boardwalk district. Nearby attractions concentrate along the boardwalk and downtown and include iconic live-music venues, family-friendly arcades, historic convention spaces, arts and galleries, and easily reachable beaches and parks. A number of notable attractions are within a short walk; regional sites like Long Branch and Sandy Hook are a short drive away.
Asbury Park Boardwalk & Beach
The lively boardwalk with beaches, shops, amusement-style attractions, seasonal events, and sunset views.
Convention Hall & Paramount Theatre
Historic beachfront venue hosting concerts, shows, and community events with great ocean views from the promenade.
The Stone Pony
Iconic music club closely associated with Bruce Springsteen, hosting live acts and late-night shows.
Silverball Museum Arcade
A unique pinball and arcade museum with vintage and modern machines—great for families and nostalgic gamers.
Asbury Lanes
Retro bowling alley and live-music venue that hosts shows, comedy nights, and special events in a quirky setting.
Sandy Hook National Seashore
A scenic barrier peninsula with beaches, historic forts, hiking, and birdwatching—ideal for a nature-filled half-day trip.
Long Branch & Pier Village
A nearby coastal destination with upscale dining, shops, and a lively pier atmosphere—good for an afternoon or evening outing.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from The Asbury Hotel
Make the most of your stay at The Asbury Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Asbury Park:
- Day 1: Arrive and settle in. Check in at 16:00, take a walk to the Asbury Park Boardwalk & Beach (2–4 min). Enjoy sunset on the boardwalk, then dinner at the hotel's diner or a nearby restaurant. Night: catch live music at The Stone Pony or Asbury Lanes.
- Day 2: Morning coffee and explore the local shops and Clinch Gallery. Late morning visit to the Silverball Museum Arcade. Afternoon at the pool or rooftop (check hours). Evening: dine downtown and enjoy nightlife along the boardwalk.
- Day 3: Take a half-day trip to Sandy Hook for beaches, Fort Hancock, and hiking (20–30 min drive). Return mid-afternoon for a spa or relax at the hotel pool. Evening: attend a show at Convention Hall or a performance at a local venue.
- Day 4: Explore nearby Long Branch & Pier Village—shopping, dining, and a stroll on the pier (10–15 min drive). Return to Asbury Park for a casual dinner and check out local bars or seasonal events in the hotel lobby or on the rooftop.
- Day 5: Leisurely morning with grab-and-go coffee at the hotel, last-minute boardwalk time or shopping, check out by 11:00, and depart. If you have late travel, ask about luggage hold and last use of hotel facilities before leaving.
Why The Asbury Hotel Is Perfect for Exploring in Asbury Park
Asbury Park is a compact, culturally rich seaside town with a lively music scene, historic venues, a rejuvenated boardwalk, and a strong arts community. It offers the feel of a beach resort with urban cultural attractions within easy walking distance. The Asbury Hotel is a great choice because it sits right in the heart of this action — guests consistently praise its stylish decor, on-site pool and bars, helpful staff, pet-friendly attitude, and event-ready spaces. Whether you’re visiting for live music, a beach weekend, or a wedding, the hotel's location and vibe make it an ideal home base.
Location
The Asbury Hotel
210 5th Avenue
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Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in Asbury Park
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Asbury Park
Best Time to Visit
Summer
High Season
Summer weekends and major festival weekends (June–September)
Value Season
Late Fall through early Spring (November–March), excluding holidays and event weekends
Spring
March–May: Temperatures moderate as the town wakes up from winter. Early spring can still be cool and some beachfront businesses open gradually toward late spring.
Advantages
- Fewer tourists than summer — easier beach access and restaurant reservations
- Mild weather good for walking, biking, and exploring murals and the boardwalk
- Lower lodging and parking prices than peak summer
Considerations
- Some seasonal businesses/restaurants and attractions may not be fully open until late May
- Water is still cold for swimming in March–April
- Weather can be changeable; bring layers and a windproof jacket
Key Events in in Asbury Park
Sea.Hear.Now Music & Arts Festival
Multiple stages along the beach and boardwalk, Eclectic lineup mixing rock, indie, and alternative acts, Food vendors, art installations, and large crowds — book travel and lodging well in advanceAnnual large-scale music festival usually held in September (often a weekend). Draws major national and regional acts to the beachfront and boardwalk.
Asbury Park Pride
Colorful parades and beach gatherings, Special events at local bars and clubs, Family-friendly daytime activities and nightlife celebrationsCommunity Pride events typically held in June with parades, parties, and boardwalk celebrations honoring LGBTQ+ culture.
Light of Day (benefit concerts)
Multiple intimate and larger concerts across local clubs, Community-driven fundraiser with notable musician appearances, Good off-season cultural activity when summers are quietA winter benefit concert series and related events (often in January) supporting Parkinson’s research and local venues — multiple shows across Asbury venues.
Fourth of July Boardwalk Fireworks
Fireworks over the ocean, beach gatherings, and special night programming, Heavy crowds — arrive early to secure a viewing spot, Restaurants and bars often run special events and menusAnnual Independence Day fireworks and celebrations on the boardwalk and beach (July 4).
Stone Pony and Local Music Calendar
Iconic venue associated with Bruce Springsteen and the Jersey Shore music legacy, Frequent weekend headliners and late-night shows, Check venue calendars and buy tickets early for popular actsThe Stone Pony and other Asbury venues host notable concerts throughout the year; bookings peak in summer and around festival weekends.
Weather Tips
Asbury Park has a coastal climate: summers are warm and humid with afternoon sea breezes and occasional thunderstorms; spring and fall are mild with variable conditions; winters are cold with wind chill and occasional coastal storms (Nor'easters). Dress in layers, bring windproof and waterproof outerwear outside of peak summer, and check marine forecasts if you plan water activities.
Understanding in Asbury Park Prices
Asbury Park is a seasonal beach town so lodging and short-term rental prices fluctuate strongly. Peak prices occur on summer weekends (especially July–August) and around major music festivals and holidays. Weekend rates (Fri–Sun) are higher than weekdays year-round. Value windows are late fall through early spring (excluding holiday weekends) and midweek stays. Expect higher parking fees and surge pricing for rideshares during big events; small independent hotels and B&Bs may book up early for festival weekends.
Essential Travel Tips for in Asbury Park United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Easily accessible from NYC and Philadelphia by NJ Transit rail and bus; driving is common but parking is limited in peak season.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Train: Take NJ Transit’s North Jersey Coast Line direct to Asbury Park station (from NYC Penn Station) — convenient and avoids parking hassles.
- 2.Driving: Expect heavy traffic and limited/paid parking on summer weekends; book a hotel with parking if possible.
- 3.Rideshare/local transit: Rideshares surge during events; local jitneys and seasonal shuttles operate during busy months.
- 4.Biking/Walking: The city is compact — bring or rent a bike for short trips; boardwalk and downtown are very walkable.
Pro Traveler Tip
If you’re visiting for concerts or festivals, arrive by train or book parking well in advance; consider staying within walking distance of the boardwalk to avoid traffic and rideshare surges, and pack layered clothing for cool ocean breezes at night.
Frequently Asked Questions
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