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DO EVERYTHING OR NOTHING AT ALL AT OUR OCEANFRONT NEW YORK AREA HOTEL
Relax. Revive. Refresh. Rejuvinate. At the Allegria Hotel there is plenty to do year-round, but you don't have to do a thing- Jog or walk along the beach, plunge into the soothing Atlantic tides, book a surf lesson, charter a fishing boat, work out in our state of the art fitness center, splash around in our rooftop pool- or do nothing at all and sneak down to the beach for an afternoon snooze.
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Boardwalk & Beach
- Private beach tunnel
- Cabanas, beach chairs & umbrellas
- Beach concierge, providing beverages and savory snacks, and sunscreen
- Plush towels
- Beachside cabana bed massages
- Bike rentals
Rooftop & Pool
- Heated infintiy edge pool
- Open air sundeck
- Private Cabanas
- Oversized daybeds and lounge chairs
- Jacks on the Rocks Lounge featuring dining spa menu
- Stunning panaromic ocean and NYC skyline views
- Reservations available for non-hotel guests Monday thru Thursday
- Rooftop open year-round
- Pool open May thru October
Surfing & Water Activities
- Private Surf Lessons
- Board & Wet Suit Rentals
- Swimming
- Boating & Fishing
- Stand Up Paddle
Yoga & Fitness
- State-of-the-art cardio and strength-training equipment
- Free weights
- Inspiring Atlantic Ocean views
- Private or Semi Private Yoga classes
- Guests enjoy privileged admission to the Lido Golf Club
- Concierge can arrange for tee times and transportation
- Iconic Long Beach boutiques and surf shops
- VIP Shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue, Americana Mall and Roosevelt Field Mall
- Train Ride to 5th Avenue, NYC
- Pristine beaches
- Two-mile beachfront boardwalk
- Waterfront seafood shacks & upscale fine-dining restaurants
- Eclectic shopping & art-galleries
- Jones Beach Theater & Nassau Coliseum entertainment venues
- Belmont Racetrack
- Discover Long Island with the LICVB (Long Island Convention and Visitors Bureau)
- Tours & excursions
- Theater & sporting event tickets
- Restaurant reservations
- Broadway to Broadway car service
- 25 Miles from Midtown Tunnel
- 4 blocks from Long Island Rail Road
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