What is the price of a hotel with a Jacuzzi in Room on Long Island?

A hotel room with a Jacuzzi in Long Island may range from $150 to $350 per night. Special holidays or peak seasons can drive up the price due to increased demand. Conversely, during off-peak times or mid-week stays , you may find discounts or special offers making the room more affordable.

Are the Jacuzzis or hot tubs private?

Yes, the Jacuzzis and hot tubs in these hotels are located in the privacy of your own room. You can enjoy a relaxing soak without any disturbances.

Are there any additional fees for using the Jacuzzi or hot tub?

Most hotels include the use of the Jacuzzi or hot tub in the room rate. However, it’s always a good idea to check with the specific hotel regarding any potential fees or restrictions.

Are these hotels suitable for couples or romantic getaways?

Absolutely! These hotels are known for providing a romantic atmosphere and are perfect for couples or anyone seeking a luxurious and intimate escape. The Jacuzzi or hot tub in the room adds an extra touch of romance and relaxation.

How to book hotel with Jacuzzi in room in Long Island?

We’ve identified top-notch hotels with Jacuzzi and hot tub in room on Long Island . This includes specifics about the rooms, hotel ratings, location, and a brief synopsis. After picking your preferred hotel, click ‘See available rooms’ to be redirected to our partner’s site. Choose your travel dates to see availability. The site will compare rates from various platforms to ensure you’re getting the best price. After being redirected, fill in the necessary details about your stay. Note, some hotels allow payment upon arrival, while others require upfront payment with a free cancellation policy.

Long Island Hotels with Jacuzzi in room

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Spoil yourself in Long Island with our handpicked hotels with a hot tub in the room, where the luxury of comfort meets the bliss of soaking.

⏰ Short on time? Our best picks for hotels in Palm Springs with Jacuzzi in room:

💎 Best Overall: Aqualina Inn Montauk – Supreme luxury, unparalleled comfort, and top-tier amenities.
❤️ Best Romantic: Arbor View House Bed and Breakfast – Cozy haven, private Jacuzzis, and a charming atmosphere.
💸 Most Budget-Friendly: Red Carpet Inn Stamford – Affordable, welcoming rooms with an exclusive hot tub feature.

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Holiday Inn Express Stony Brook-Long Island, an IHG Hotel

4.3

Based on 733 reviews

S R

15:19 30 Dec 23

I had stayed at this location for one night about two weeks ago and I had checked in late, after 1 am, as I had a presentation to present the next morning and was working on it at that time. The customer service I received even at that time of night was excellent. The individual whose first name starts with the letter G, who was working at the reception desk, was kind and helpful. The next morning the two individuals I spoke with, at different times, at the reception desk were equally as kind and provided excellent customer service.

Ruth Samaroo

15:17 29 Dec 23

There's always a shortage of towels, even though we've requested more. Staff couldn't accommodate late check out.

Tony Van (Tony Roastbeef)

13:57 24 Dec 23

C T

20:52 20 Dec 23

Stayed there a total of 27 nights during the last 3 months. Desk staff is friendly, but...While there, the water supply for the hotel was shut down for about 5 hours one evening, with no notice given to the guests. Need a shower tonight? you're out of luck.The lobby area/breakfast area were remodeled while i was there, with the breakfast being served out of a different room for about 4 weeks. When i asked if the toaster could be brought in, evidently that was too much to ask.The final two nights i stayed, one of the emergency exits (stairwell and exit) was blocked off, but only on the ground floor. If there had been an actual emergency, guests staying on floors 2-6 would have found themselves unable to exit at the ground floor, and having to go back up the stairs, to the far end of the building to the other emergency exit, and then back down. unless the second floor was on fire.Of the nights i stayed there, only 19 actually managed to end up being included on my rewards account. Evidently, if you don't tell the desk person when you check in to make sure the nights are counted, you can't have them added to your account after you have checked out.The actual rooms were fine, service was sub-par, and the location is just okay.Unfortunately, there aren't a lot of options in the area.