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"since its fame was cemented by Bruce Springsteen's1973 debut album Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ, the seaside town has had to endure years of economic decline. But now a revival is underway, led by the first new hotel here in 50 years. Designer Anda Andrei turned a red-brick building formerly home to the Salvation Army into a retro-inspired stopover with 110 rooms, many of which have ocean views, including the Suite (above). Up on the rooftop is a lantern-lit bar ideal for sunset cocktails and, in the summer, an outdoor cinema, while small-scale concerts take place in the casual lobby. For more raucous shows head to Asbury Lanes (T 732 361 6659), a neighbouring 1960s music venue, bowling alley and diner that was restored in 2018. 210 5th Avenue, T732 774 7100, www.theasburyhotel.com"
@matthewes
"since its fame was cemented by Bruce Springsteen's1973 debut album Greetings from Asbury Park, NJ, the seaside town has had to endure years of economic decline. But now a revival is underway, led by the first new hotel here in 50 years. Designer Anda Andrei turned a red-brick building formerly home to the Salvation Army into a retro-inspired stopover with 110 rooms, many of which have ocean views, including the Suite (above). Up on the rooftop is a lantern-lit bar ideal for sunset cocktails and, in the summer, an outdoor cinema, while small-scale concerts take place in the casual lobby. For more raucous shows head to Asbury Lanes (T 732 361 6659), a neighbouring 1960s music venue, bowling alley and diner that was restored in 2018. 210 5th Avenue, T732 774 7100, www.theasburyhotel.com"
@matthewes