The St Laurent Guest Rooms

The St. Laurent is a lovely boutique hotel. It is ideal for self-service style stays. There is a cupboard in the hallway accessible for guests with additional towels and toiletries - which is nice b/c you do not have to wait for someone to bring them to you. The restaruant on site was amazing and food delicious. The bar / lounge area was very comfortable and had a nice vibe. I will say that this hotel does not have an elevator so be prepared to walk up stairs (three levels max).

Hotel was easy to access; room was nice and clean. Our room was on the same side as their recycling, so it was a bit noisy with bottles being dumped various times throughout the night, despite being on the top floor. It is clear the staff are new and they are working out kinks - for example the front desk gave us a free drink pass that no one at the hotel knew how to use. It’s very confusing the division of the different businesses within the building, between Harry’s, Judy’s, the pool and hotel. Pool was a bit frustrating as is was very empty most days we were there but there were reserved signs on all the seats. Members have more opportunities over hotel guests, like the ability to reserve a pool seat through late afternoon, which was off putting considering what we paid to say there.

Overall this is a fantastic property. The bar lounge is great and the rooms are nicely updated and clean. The pool area is beautiful but as a guest was disappointing only Adirondack chairs and not chaise lounge chairs were available (we even arrived when the pool opened at 10 am). Also, the pool water needed clarifier or shock since the water was cloudy.

Beautiful hotel Upscale Clean Beds are not the most comfortable as they are conveniently Murphy beds , but it has everything you might need . Parking could be a hassle due to no parking in the facilities but plenty of street parking if you are lucky to find one available.

Niced for a short getaway. Lovely pool but they did not let us know that a reservation was needed to secure lounges despite being a hotel guest!

It’s a cute place. Comfy beds. Pool closes too early. No ice machines. No in room coffee. Front desk closes early and then there is no staff person around at all. Not sure I understood the self service concept. But let’s have the pool and bar open.

Cool, hip hotel. Food is excellent. Service is fast. Rooms clean. Takes a bit of pushing to get a good seat by the pool (members get priority over hotel guests).

Very quaint hip hotel about 3-4 blocks from ocean and restaurants near beach. Pool I amazing, inside bar/lounge is also amazing.

The location is very good. The bar and restaurant were very good. The pool was a bit overcrowded based upon club members and people with $65 per day passes to use the pool. The pulsating music all day long got to be annoying. For a place you pay about $700 per night, there is no parking. You have to carry all of your luggage up and down a narrow old staircase. The room walls are paper thin and very small. A few young women were in the next room and talking loud and laughing until 2am. I had to text the invisible staff so they could text the other guests. The pool is only open 10 am to 5pm in the middle of summer. They have a coffee bar but no milk or cream or sweetener. The pool towels are very thin and cheap. You can check in early or check out late for an additional 50 bucks or more. I had a good time and the on-site staff works hard but is not empowered to improve your stay.

Fabulous hotel, great pool, drinks, and food. Wish they had on-site parking but otherwise, it was perfect.

I received an email with an entry code the day after we needed it, leading to difficulty accessing the place. The hotel is clean and nicely decorated. Our room was small and somewhat noisy with music and crowd sound from the bar. The front porch was large and very pleasant.

The St. Laurent Social Club & Guest Rooms offers a near perfect get away, whether for a night or longer. The facilities are super clean and beautiful. It is very quiet. Sophisticated lounge and pool. The restaurant, Heirloom, offers a divine dining experience. Add to all of this, the staff is always super accomodating.

Overall this is a fantastic property. The bar lounge is great and the rooms are nicely updated and clean. The pool area is beautiful but as a guest was disappointing only Adirondack chairs and not chaise lounge chairs were available (we even arrived when the pool opened at 10 am). Also, the pool water needed clarifier or shock since the water was cloudy.

Beautiful hotel Upscale Clean Beds are not the most comfortable as they are conveniently Murphy beds , but it has everything you might need . Parking could be a hassle due to no parking in the facilities but plenty of street parking if you are lucky to find one available.

Super clean and comfortable experience! We will definitely be coming back!

Cool, hip hotel. Food is excellent. Service is fast. Rooms clean. Takes a bit of pushing to get a good seat by the pool (members get priority over hotel guests).

The Pool was absolutely disgusting, the water was full of dirt, bugs, body oils and lotions, clearly the filter wasn't working properly and not enough chlorine. guest rooms are very noisy, hard to sleep. The Air conditioning in the room are awful, the rooms do not get cold enough. great service at judys, food was mediocre at best! Wont be returning to this establishmen

Luxury, trendy, and enjoyable. The stuff was super friendly and the location was very walkable to the beach boardwalk with its restaurants and music. The rooms were immaculate and the bed was so comfortable. The best part of the stay was the pool where they served delicious food and had great music. People were also very friendly. There's a reason why it's called the social club! I would definitely come back again

Very clean

We arrived early in the day to enjoy the pool before check-in. Pool area is impeccable. Immaculate and all white. Very well appointed, with beautiful chairs and towels. Perfect drinks and delicious food served poolside by friendly, attentive staff. No kids!!! (I love kids, but not when I am in need of an adult break). (The Hotel policy is to permit you to use their pool facilities the day of check in through the day of check out. So great). We found on-street parking, easily, though I am sure it is not always so. Doesn't matter - this Hotel is worth it. If you must, drop off your bags on the great front porch and go park somewhere free on the street. Plenty of scooters to grab to get back to the Hotel. The contactless check-in is easy. Staff is attentive, via text/email. No keys - all code. Just simple. The room is small-ish but fresh, clean and comfortable. We decided to go there at the last minute, so we had the one room that has a bathroom (not shared) right across the hall. Fully disclosed up front, and a minor inconvenience that was well worth being able to hang out here. The bed is super comfortable. Linens are crisp. Nice sized closet with lots of decent hangers. Heirloom, the Hotel's restaurant, is fabulous. Interesting, and absolutely delicious food, served by professional, attentive and friendly staff. We absolutely loved The St. Laurent. Will go back every chance we get!

Beautiful design and high quality renovation. Good attention to detail in whole room.

Check in and out was super easy. The room and bathroom were beautiful

I received an email with an entry code the day after we needed it, leading to difficulty accessing the place. The hotel is clean and nicely decorated. Our room was small and somewhat noisy with music and crowd sound from the bar. The front porch was large and very pleasant.

Extremely costly for what you get. A Murphy bed! The smallest rooms. Paper thin walls. No view.

Hotel was easy to access; room was nice and clean. Our room was on the same side as their recycling, so it was a bit noisy with bottles being dumped various times throughout the night, despite being on the top floor. It is clear the staff are new and they are working out kinks - for example the front desk gave us a free drink pass that no one at the hotel knew how to use. It’s very confusing the division of the different businesses within the building, between Harry’s, Judy’s, the pool and hotel. Pool was a bit frustrating as is was very empty most days we were there but there were reserved signs on all the seats. Members have more opportunities over hotel guests, like the ability to reserve a pool seat through late afternoon, which was off putting considering what we paid to say there.

Everything was great ! The only thing that wasnt perfect is the beds were a little short. It wasnt too short for me as im 5 foot 9 but my friend is 6 foot 3 and was uncomfortable. Other than that Everything was perfect!

Beautiful hotel Upscale Clean Beds are not the most comfortable as they are conveniently Murphy beds , but it has everything you might need . Parking could be a hassle due to no parking in the facilities but plenty of street parking if you are lucky to find one available.

Luxury, trendy, and enjoyable. The stuff was super friendly and the location was very walkable to the beach boardwalk with its restaurants and music. The rooms were immaculate and the bed was so comfortable. The best part of the stay was the pool where they served delicious food and had great music. People were also very friendly. There's a reason why it's called the social club! I would definitely come back again

The location is very good. The bar and restaurant were very good. The pool was a bit overcrowded based upon club members and people with $65 per day passes to use the pool. The pulsating music all day long got to be annoying. For a place you pay about $700 per night, there is no parking. You have to carry all of your luggage up and down a narrow old staircase. The room walls are paper thin and very small. A few young women were in the next room and talking loud and laughing until 2am. I had to text the invisible staff so they could text the other guests. The pool is only open 10 am to 5pm in the middle of summer. They have a coffee bar but no milk or cream or sweetener. The pool towels are very thin and cheap. You can check in early or check out late for an additional 50 bucks or more. I had a good time and the on-site staff works hard but is not empowered to improve your stay.

The Lounge and Bar are both charming and well thought out, and the overall vibe of the place feels modern and intentional. The pool area is nicely done too—comfortable lounge chairs, and when the staff is attentive, it’s a great space to relax. But the staff is hit or miss. Some interactions were been warm and welcoming, but others felt flat-out dismissive. It’s a bit jarring when you’re paying a premium and don’t know whether you’ll be treated like a guest or an inconvenience. Then there’s the room—and this is where the real disappointment sets in. The Murphy bed, which might sound charming in theory, dominates the room (probably 12x12 at best). Once it’s pulled down, there’s little to no space left. There’s no desk, which in today’s world feels like a BIG oversight, if not outright shameful—especially at this price point. Not even a chair to sit in. You ARE either in your bed or standing. If you travel with more than a small carry-on, one bag ends up wedged next to the bed. Lighting? No individual bedside lamps, just general overhead lighting that doesn’t create any kind of relaxing or practical environment. It’s clear that form was chosen over function here. The bathroom does have a great shower, and I’ll give credit where it’s due there. But again, no counter space! Nowhere to set a toiletry bag. The minimalist sink may look nice in photos, but it’s frustrating to use in real life. Bottom line—The St.

Check in and out was super easy. The room and bathroom were beautiful

we had a very enjoyable and pleasant experience. The staff was very accommodating in the service was exceptional.

It was excellent. Checking was fast. Friendly staff

Hotel was easy to access; room was nice and clean. Our room was on the same side as their recycling, so it was a bit noisy with bottles being dumped various times throughout the night, despite being on the top floor. It is clear the staff are new and they are working out kinks - for example the front desk gave us a free drink pass that no one at the hotel knew how to use. It’s very confusing the division of the different businesses within the building, between Harry’s, Judy’s, the pool and hotel. Pool was a bit frustrating as is was very empty most days we were there but there were reserved signs on all the seats. Members have more opportunities over hotel guests, like the ability to reserve a pool seat through late afternoon, which was off putting considering what we paid to say there.

We had a great girls trip weekend here at the St. Laurent! We know the hotel had just opened so we were impressed with the quality , look of the hotel, and the drinks. Some of the service could use some work with the pool deck having more staff as no one came around a lot and they messed up our order one time with no remorse at all. However, most of the staff was extremely nice and accommodating even giving us local recommendations. We also would suggest having a better check in service with more clear signage of where things were located. Sitting on the porch, people were constantly asking us how to get into the restaurant which was really not our job and disrupting our stay.

It’s a cute place. Comfy beds. Pool closes too early. No ice machines. No in room coffee. Front desk closes early and then there is no staff person around at all. Not sure I understood the self service concept. But let’s have the pool and bar open.

The location is very good. The bar and restaurant were very good. The pool was a bit overcrowded based upon club members and people with $65 per day passes to use the pool. The pulsating music all day long got to be annoying. For a place you pay about $700 per night, there is no parking. You have to carry all of your luggage up and down a narrow old staircase. The room walls are paper thin and very small. A few young women were in the next room and talking loud and laughing until 2am. I had to text the invisible staff so they could text the other guests. The pool is only open 10 am to 5pm in the middle of summer. They have a coffee bar but no milk or cream or sweetener. The pool towels are very thin and cheap. You can check in early or check out late for an additional 50 bucks or more. I had a good time and the on-site staff works hard but is not empowered to improve your stay.

The staff was very helpful and welcoming. I was not disappointed and will be returning

Easy Contactless check in and check out. Shower and bed was amazing. Nice lounge connected downstairs and lovely patio. Would definitely stay again.

The Lounge and Bar are both charming and well thought out, and the overall vibe of the place feels modern and intentional. The pool area is nicely done too—comfortable lounge chairs, and when the staff is attentive, it’s a great space to relax. But the staff is hit or miss. Some interactions were been warm and welcoming, but others felt flat-out dismissive. It’s a bit jarring when you’re paying a premium and don’t know whether you’ll be treated like a guest or an inconvenience. Then there’s the room—and this is where the real disappointment sets in. The Murphy bed, which might sound charming in theory, dominates the room (probably 12x12 at best). Once it’s pulled down, there’s little to no space left. There’s no desk, which in today’s world feels like a BIG oversight, if not outright shameful—especially at this price point. Not even a chair to sit in. You ARE either in your bed or standing. If you travel with more than a small carry-on, one bag ends up wedged next to the bed. Lighting? No individual bedside lamps, just general overhead lighting that doesn’t create any kind of relaxing or practical environment. It’s clear that form was chosen over function here. The bathroom does have a great shower, and I’ll give credit where it’s due there. But again, no counter space! Nowhere to set a toiletry bag. The minimalist sink may look nice in photos, but it’s frustrating to use in real life. Bottom line—The St.

First time staying here and it was amazing! Staff were helpful, friendly, and kind. The room was comfortable, restaurant onsite was very good having some Top Chef contestants and mixologists. Everything was delicious! And the lounge onsite was perfect for an after dinner drink at the bar. Walking distance to the boardwalk, shops, the beach, and world renowned music venues. Highly recommend!

Under different circumstances this property would have been fine. We didn't realize the circumstances when we booked. We are a 90 year old couple who came to Asbury Park for granddaughter's wedding. The wedding began around 3:00 so we couldn't check in and it was 10:30 pm before we arrived to check in after driving around the block to find a parking space. Fortunately we didn't have too much luggage but then we had to carry everything up the steps. Thank goodness our daughter had a room on the 2nd floor which she traded for our room on the 3rd floor. We are used to having a complimentary breakfast at our hotel which was not presented at the St. Laurent. And I don't even want to talk about the ridiculous price.

Beautiful hotel Upscale Clean Beds are not the most comfortable as they are conveniently Murphy beds , but it has everything you might need . Parking could be a hassle due to no parking in the facilities but plenty of street parking if you are lucky to find one available.

They’ve thought of everything. Enough loungers & umbrellas for all of their guests by the pool. Beach chairs & badges for the quick walk to the beach. A quick walk to tons of restaurants made for a fabulous night!

Great location 3 blocks from beach, newly renovated rooms and excellent lounge and restaurant on first floor.

Very quaint hip hotel about 3-4 blocks from ocean and restaurants near beach. Pool I amazing, inside bar/lounge is also amazing.

A bit pricey than most. It used to be a BnB called Tides. Now it's a boutique hotel with a pool, attached restaurant and bar. Check-in and out was seamless -- all done electronically and thru a mobile device. Asbury Park boardwalk is a short distance away. The hotel was fully-gutted and renovated, so everything is brand new (as of July 2023).

The location is very good. The bar and restaurant were very good. The pool was a bit overcrowded based upon club members and people with $65 per day passes to use the pool. The pulsating music all day long got to be annoying. For a place you pay about $700 per night, there is no parking. You have to carry all of your luggage up and down a narrow old staircase. The room walls are paper thin and very small. A few young women were in the next room and talking loud and laughing until 2am. I had to text the invisible staff so they could text the other guests. The pool is only open 10 am to 5pm in the middle of summer. They have a coffee bar but no milk or cream or sweetener. The pool towels are very thin and cheap. You can check in early or check out late for an additional 50 bucks or more. I had a good time and the on-site staff works hard but is not empowered to improve your stay.

Unique boutique hotel in residential area. Rented the electric scooters parked out front to get to our restaurant in the evening.

Fabulous hotel, great pool, drinks, and food. Wish they had on-site parking but otherwise, it was perfect.

The St. Laurent is a lovely boutique hotel. It is ideal for self-service style stays. There is a cupboard in the hallway accessible for guests with additional towels and toiletries - which is nice b/c you do not have to wait for someone to bring them to you. The restaruant on site was amazing and food delicious. The bar / lounge area was very comfortable and had a nice vibe. I will say that this hotel does not have an elevator so be prepared to walk up stairs (three levels max).

great hotel with beautiful pool area. food and drinks was great. only thing I would change is the bed.

The Bar and bartenders are fantastic

Excellent location, beautiful rooms and perfect atmosphere for night away. Make sure to get a reservation at Heirloom and have drinks before at the cocktail lounge. Worth it. Excellent stay.

The St. Laurent Social Club & Guest Rooms offers a near perfect get away, whether for a night or longer. The facilities are super clean and beautiful. It is very quiet. Sophisticated lounge and pool. The restaurant, Heirloom, offers a divine dining experience. Add to all of this, the staff is always super accomodating.

Cool spot to chill poolside. Great restaurant and bar.

Cool, hip hotel. Food is excellent. Service is fast. Rooms clean. Takes a bit of pushing to get a good seat by the pool (members get priority over hotel guests).

The Pool was absolutely disgusting, the water was full of dirt, bugs, body oils and lotions, clearly the filter wasn't working properly and not enough chlorine. guest rooms are very noisy, hard to sleep. The Air conditioning in the room are awful, the rooms do not get cold enough. great service at judys, food was mediocre at best! Wont be returning to this establishmen

Excellent staff. Pool was lovely. Restaurant was very good.

Nice clean and comfy. However, no coffee available by 8am was so disappointing.