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531 Absecon Boulivard
Absecon, NJ 08201
Nightly Rates: ($140.00 - $160.00)
1 Star
Welcome to the Knights Inn of Atlantic City/Absecon, New Jersey. Newly built and opened in 2005. AAA Approved Hotel. Located just 3 miles from the World Famous Atlantic City Boardwalk and Casinos. Great Golf Courses. Shopping and Beaches are only minutes away as well. Easily accessible from the Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway. Complimentary Continental Breakfast is available each morning. Free High Speed Wireless Internet Access in all rooms. AM/FM Clock Radios, Refrigerator and Microwave in all rooms. Jacuzzi Suites Available. Guest Laundry Facilities on site. 80 Channel Cable and 27" TVs with HBO, CNN, ESPN and many more. Free Parking. Trucks and RVs Welcome. Small Pets are Welcome, an additional $30/per night fee applies.
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 02:00 PM
· Check out time is 11:00 AM
· Time Zone is EST
· Opened in 2005
· 44 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 2 floors.
From North : Garden State Parkway South - Take Exit 40 merge onto Route 30, White Horse Pike - towards Absecon/Atlantic City - End at Knights Inn on right
From South : Garden State Parkway North - Take Exit 40 merge onto Route 30, White Horse Pike - towards Absecon/Atlantic City - End at Knights Inn on right
From East : Route 30, White Horse Pike towards Absecon/Atlantic City - End at Knights Inn on right
From West : Route 30, White Horse Pike towards Absecon/Atlantic City - End at Knights Inn on right
From Airport : Route 30, White Horse Pike towards Absecon/Atlantic City - End at Knights Inn on right
Atlantic City Int'l
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Phoenix Diner (1 mi) Rificis Italian Restaurant (1 mi) China Sea Restaurant (2 mi) High Point Bar and Grill (2 mi) Dennys (3 mi) Goodfellows Restaurant (4 mi) Gallaway Diner (6 mi) Bombay Indian Cuisine (10 mi)
Atlantic City Restaurant Bombay Indian Cuisine China Sea Restaurant Dennys Gallaway Diner Goodfellows Restaurant Gourmet Italian Cuisine High Point Bar and Grill Historic Smithville Phoenix Diner
Atlantic City Boardwalk Atlantic City Convention Center Atlantic City Arts Center Atlantic City Beaches Casinos AC Historic Museum AC Surf Baseball Stadium Blue Heron Pines Golf Club Brigantine Beaches Seaview Golf Club Home of LPGA Hamilton Mall Renault Winery Atlantic City Medical Center Absecon Lighthouse
Blue Heron Pines Golf Club Atlantic City Convention Center (2 mi) Marina District and Casinos (2 mi) Atlantic City Beaches (3 mi) Atlantic City Boardwalk and Casinos (3 mi) Atlantic City Historic Museum (3 mi) Renault Winery (3 mi) Absecon Lighthouse (5 mi) Brigantine Beach (5 mi) Seaview Golf Club, Home of LPGA (5 mi) Atlantic City Surf Minor League Baseball Stadium (7 mi) Atlantic City Medical Center (8 mi) Hamilton Mall (8 mi)
- Marina District and Casinos - 2 milesAtlantic City Boardwalk Atlantic City Convention Center Atlantic City Arts Center Atlantic City Beaches Casinos AC Historic Museum AC Surf Baseball Stadium Blue Heron Pines Golf Club Brigantine Beaches Seaview Golf Club Home of LPGA Hamilton Mall Renault Winery Atlantic City Medical Center Absecon Lighthouse
 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near New JerseyWhile in New Jersey, you might enjoy a visit to: A rock commemorates a 1984 visit by President Ronald Reagan. Twenty feet tall, made of concrete. Who knew that champagne was made in New Jersey? Exposed by Hurricane Hazel in 1954, now its weed-overgrown ribs are on display under an awning. Fiberglass giants guard the Jersey shore. |