SOUTH JERSEY - Madison Resorts is thrilled to share the exciting news about opening its newest venture, the largest resort in Cape May County. Following their recent acquisition of the renowned Royal Hawaiian for an impressive $13.4 million, Madison Resorts has taken the initiative to invest an additional $7 million in renovations and updates to enhance the property.
By combining the charm and history of the former Oceanview Motel with the allure of the Royal Hawaiian, the resort will boast over 200 meticulously designed rooms, offering guests the ultimate in comfort and luxury. With three exceptional restaurants and two inviting pools for relaxation and recreation, guests will have various dining and leisure options.
In addition to the stunning accommodations and dining options, the resort will feature five state-of-the-art conference rooms, perfect for hosting corporate events, meetings, and conferences. Furthermore, two breathtaking rooftop event spaces will be available, providing an unparalleled setting for weddings, private parties, and special occasions.
The former Oceanview Motel, renowned for its iconic doo-wop stylings, is anticipated to be completed by early spring. Meanwhile, the Royal Hawaiian's extensive renovations will be finished by early summer, ensuring an exceptional guest experience. This expansion project signifies Madison Resorts' deep-rooted commitment to preserving the rich history and iconic hotels in Cape May County.
Divided into two distinctive towers, the resort will offer guests access to many desirable amenities. These include two fully equipped fitness centers, allowing guests to maintain their exercise routines while enjoying their getaway. Furthermore, the resort will provide memorable beachfront weddings, ensuring couples have a picture-perfect backdrop for their special day.
The resort will offer pet-friendly accommodations to cater to pet owners' needs, ensuring furry friends can join the vacation experience. Additionally, guests will enjoy the convenience of complimentary beach service, allowing them to relax and soak up the sun without worry.
Be sure to mark your calendars for the grand opening of the Royal Hawaiian in early summer 2024, while the Madison Resort on Beach Ave and Rambler Rd will be ready to welcome guests slightly earlier in early spring 2024.
