Tahiti Inn, Ocean City, NJ (hotel) - Locating Tiki

C CarmineDeMarco Member Joined: Mar 01, 2014 Posts: 9	C CarmineDeMarco Posted posted on Thu, Mar 6, 2014 7:49 AM Name:Tahiti Inn Type:hotel Street:1125 Ocean Avenue City:Ocean City State:NJ Zip:08226 country:USA Phone:609-399-0130 Status:operational Description: 50 yards from the boardwalk and beach in Ocean City (self-styled as "America's Greatest Family Resort"), the Tahiti Inn is a fun place to stay while visiting the Jersey Shore. They offer both apartments with fully-equipped kitchens (one and two bedroom) and individual rooms. The Tiki feel is prominent in the Inn's exterior along Ocean Avenue, in the pool area, and in the front office, but unfortunately does not extend to the rooms' interiors, which are more "beachy". When visiting, be forewarned that Ocean City is one of the few remaining "dry" towns in the region - i.e., the sale of alcohol is prohibited - so if you want to enjoy a cocktail, you'll have to make & enjoy it within the confines of your room from your own stock, or travel to the mainland to drink or to purchase your own supplies. You'll find me here usually in late June/early July, when our family annually enjoys the Independence Day fireworks on the beach. [ Edited by: CarmineDeMarco 2014-03-06 07:53 ]

Name:Tahiti Inn
Type:hotel
Street:1125 Ocean Avenue
City:Ocean City
State:NJ
Zip:08226
country:USA
Phone:609-399-0130
Status:operational

Description:
50 yards from the boardwalk and beach in Ocean City (self-styled as "America's Greatest Family Resort"), the Tahiti Inn is a fun place to stay while visiting the Jersey Shore. They offer both apartments with fully-equipped kitchens (one and two bedroom) and individual rooms. The Tiki feel is prominent in the Inn's exterior along Ocean Avenue, in the pool area, and in the front office, but unfortunately does not extend to the rooms' interiors, which are more "beachy". When visiting, be forewarned that Ocean City is one of the few remaining "dry" towns in the region - i.e., the sale of alcohol is prohibited - so if you want to enjoy a cocktail, you'll have to make & enjoy it within the confines of your room from your own stock, or travel to the mainland to drink or to purchase your own supplies. You'll find me here usually in late June/early July, when our family annually enjoys the Independence Day fireworks on the beach.

[ Edited by: CarmineDeMarco 2014-03-06 07:53 ]