Cappuccio's Hotel

Room was basic but clean and more than sufficient for my needs. I prefer to stay in simple digs like this when I travel because I'm spending most of my time sightseeing. The shared bathrooms were also clean and well maintained. There's a manager named Vinny who lives on-site and is very personable and good at what he does. Cappuccio's Hotel is a lovely old building that's full of character and has been standing since 1902. It's also located about a 20 minute's drive from Gunnison Beach and Sandy hook NP and historic Fort Hancock and 10 minute walk from Keansburg beach and amusement park. Keansburg NJ is nice working-class resort area across Raritan Bay from NYC inhabited by unpretentious, normal, folks.

Great location, extremely affordable, great owners that will spare ya the time to talk to ya, walking distance to bars and the beach, plus it's quiet at night! It really was a great find on my trip with my pop's out to New Jersey. Can't recommend enough, as long as you aren't looking for super fancy stuff, you will find the amenities just fine.

Stood there this weekend and was very pleased with the room! Air conditioning was pumping and most of all room was very clean!👌

BED BUGS everywhere!!! We left as soon as we seen them come out. The manager promised he would refund my money but still after many phone calls, I still haven’t got my money back. Don’t stay here!! I would give a negative number if an option.

There were bedbugs and they were visible! Found two running across the sheet, so gross. The price for the tiny closet of a room was exorbitant! They charged an insane amount for a room that had a twin size mattress and a night table and no space to even walk around the room. Theres no private bathrooms in any of the rooms. The shower and toilet are shared between god knows how many guests. Also it's obviously more of a boarding or halfway house than a motel. The other guests said they had been living there for years!! And on my way to the restroom I bumped into a man (more than once) wearing just a tiny towel that showed much more than I wished to see. Clearly he considered the "motel" his home. Everything is old, dirty, and stinks like cigarettes. The owner and house manager were