Famous Jersey Shore Hotel to Close for Renovations

The Seaview, a Dolce Hotel in Jersey Shore, near Atlantic City, is to renovate its 296 guest rooms, event spaces and dining outlets.

The renovation comes just a couple of months after the hotel was sold to Dr. Kiran Patel, Florida philanthropist and Wyndham partner on landmark hotels including the striking Wyndham Grand Clearwater Beach in Florida and prominent Dolce Cheyenne Mountain Resort in Colorado.

The $17 million renovation will include updates to all 296 guestrooms and suites; refreshed meeting spaces, lobby and public areas; renovations to the outdoor pool; and new dining options including a new original restaurant concept within the hotel’s famed Oval Room.

To sustain the massive renovation, guest rooms and meeting spaces will be closed to visitors for the winter months, reopening in March 2019. The hotel’s golf course will remain open.

“Seaview is a beloved icon of the Jersey Shore community with a rich local history shared by many guests who have spent generations vacationing here – and even team members who spend their entire careers, some of them across several generations of families, working with us at the resort,” said General Manager, Bob Nelson. “This transformation is the dawn of a new era for Seaview and will provide our guests a modern east coast destination resort and, true to the Dolce brand, a harbor for inspired meetings and events - all while still embracing the past that shaped our celebrated story.”

Founded in 1914, the historic Seaview Hotel has hosted famed names such as Presidents Warren G. Harding and Dwight D. Eisenhower, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan and Grace Kelly - who in 1946, celebrated her sweet 16 party in the resort’s legendary Oval Room.

This history will inspire the hotel’s redesign, which includes a hint of art deco nostalgia – a playful nod to Atlantic City’s heyday – paired with cool, coastal blues and modern, comfortable furnishings.

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