Huddy house bed and breakfast offers victorian charm steps from downtown

Huddy House Bed and Breakfast offers Victorian charm steps from downtown

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July 15, 2025

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A historic Victorian bed and breakfast in the heart of Toms River is drawing guests looking for a nostalgic retreat with modern comforts, just steps from the town’s downtown district.

This week, the business was welcomed to the community by the Greater Toms River Chamber of Commerce.

The Huddy House Bed & Breakfast, located at 801 Main Street, offers a blend of 19th-century elegance and 21st-century convenience, with individually styled guest rooms, private dining options, and access to beach essentials.

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“Comfort is in the details,” the inn states on its website, noting amenities such as gourmet breakfast, a sunroom, library and game room, and multiple lounge areas. Guests also receive complimentary beach chairs and towels.

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Designed to evoke the charm of a bygone era, the inn offers intimate dining experiences for parties of up to eight, along with spacious common areas for relaxation and socializing.

Each guest room combines period furnishings with plush bedding and modern amenities. The Huddy House also highlights its proximity to the local downtown, positioning it as a convenient base for visitors exploring Toms River.

The Huddy House has operated at its current address since 2007 and is open for reservations year-round.

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Huddy House Bed & Breakfast markets itself as a quiet, Victorian-style escape in the center of the Jersey Shore town.

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