Check out our golf packages! Stay Smart at the Holiday Inn Express Bethany Beach. We are located near the beach and over twenty public golf courses (listed below). Browse the nearby golf courses below, then click Free Quote to have a specialist contact you or Book Online now! If you have any questions call 1-800-472-6722. If you have any questions please or call (302) 227-4030. Or call 1-800-472-6722. Browse Our Courses (click for details). The Bay Club in Berlin, MD. The new East Course features the area's only tour quality Zoysia grass fairways and was nominated to Golf Digest's list of Best New Courses in 1998. The Bay Club 9122 Liberty Town Rd Berlin, MD 21811 410-641-4081. Yards: 7004 Rating: 74.6 Slope: 134. Baywood Greens in Long Neck, DE. Enjoy golfing at the beautiful Baywood Greens Exclusively Public 18 hole Championship Golf Course in Long Neck, DE near Rehoboth Beach. Baywood Greens Long Neck Rd. Long Neck, DE 19966 302-947-9800. Yards: 6491 Rating: 70.8 Slope: 126. Beach Club Golf Links Inner in Berlin, MD. The OuterLinks is lined with a forest of maples, oaks, cedars and dogwoods forcing a controlled shot to hit the fairway. The greens are large but have mammoth undulations. This course is only 6,548 but worth every treacherous yard. Beach Club Golf Links Inner 9715 Deer Park Drive Berlin, MD 21811 410-641-GOLF. Yards: 7020 Rating: 73.0 Slope: 128. Beach Club Golf Links Outer in Berlin, MD. Beach Club Golf Links Outer 9715 Deer Park Drive Berlin, MD 21811 410-641-GOLF. Yards: 6548 Rating: 71.7 Slope: 134. Bear Trap Dunes Golf Club in Ocean View, DE. Bear Trap Dunes offers one of the area's most challenging golf experiences through wild, winding bentgrass fairways, natural dunes and impeccably groomed oversized greens. Bear Trap Dunes Golf Club 7 Clubhouse Way Ocean View, DE 19970. Yards: 6426 Rating: 69.9 Slope: 122. Deer Run Golf Club in Berlin, MD. This course was built on rolling terrain and has narrow, tree-lined fairways. The greens are medium in size and speed. The beauty of this course is very appealing, but be aware this is a challenging course for golfers of all skill levels. Deer Run Golf Club 8804 Logtown Road Berlin, MD 21811 410-629-0060. Yards: 6105 Rating: 67.0 Slope: 113. Eagles Landing Golf Course in Berlin, MD. Eagle's Landing Golf Course overlooks the serene Sinepuxent Bay and the unspoiled beauty of Assateague Island National Seashore. Eagle's Landing Golf Course boasts the most scenic and challenging golf course on the Eastern Shore. Eagles Landing Golf Course 12367 Eagles Nest Road Berlin, MD 21811 410-213-7277 800-283-3846. Yards: 6306 Rating: 70.5 Slope: 118. Easton Club in Easton, MD. Description unavailable. Easton Club Oxford Road (Route 333) Easton, Maryland 21601 410-820-9800. Yards: 5706 Rating: 67.9 Slope: 120. Great Hope Golf Club in Westover, MD. Great Hope Golf Club Westover, MD. Yards: 6565 Rating: 70.4 Slope: 120. Jonathan's Landing in Magnolia, DE. Jonathan's Landing Magnolia, DE. Yards: 6657 Rating: - Slope: 117. Links At Lighthouse Sound in Bishopville, MD. The Links at Lighthouse Sound is home of the longest cart bridge in the United States, stretching nearly 1,500 feet. The course features the only consecutive holes in America playing to the same double green. Links At Lighthouse Sound 12723 St. Martins Neck Road Bishopville, MD 21813 410-352-5767. Yards: 6556 Rating: 71.1 Slope: 138. Nassawango Country Club in Snow Hill, MD. A scenic 18-hole course situated on the banks of the beautiful Pocomoke River. A traditional style course with an assortment of doglegs, water hazards and bunkers. Nassawango Country Club Snow Hill, MD. Yards: 6634 Rating: 72.0 Slope: 126. Nutters Crossing Golf Club in Salisbury, MD. Nutters Crossing has beautiful lush fairways which roll over gently sloping hills, past eight water hazards and through a maze of over 50 bunkers, to rolling greens built to USGA specifications. Nutters Crossing Golf Club 30287 Southampton Bridge Road Snow Hill, MD 410-860-4653. Yards: 5668 Rating: 69.3 Slope: 112. OC Golf Yacht Club Newport in Berlin, MD. The combination of our totally rebuilt and redesigned Newport Bay Course complemented by our Seaside Course offers golfers the area's best 36 holes in both contemporary and traditional championship courses. OC Golf Yacht Club Newport 11401 Country Club Drive Berlin, Maryland 21811 410-641-1779. Yards: 6286 Rating: 70.8 Slope: 124. OC Golf Yacht Club Seaside in Berlin, MD. Description Unavailable. OC Golf Yacht Club Seaside Berlin, Maryland 21811. Yards: 6246 Rating: 69.7 Slope: 112. Ocean Pines Golf Country Club in Berlin, MD. This 18-hole course is cut through the native Pines leaving a fair but demanding course for players of all skill levels. Ocean Pines Golf Country Club 100 Clubhouse Dr Ocean Pines, MD. Yards: 6563 Rating: - Slope: 126. Queenstown Harbor Links in Queenstown, MD. Queenstown Harbor Links Queenstown, MD. Yards: 6599 Rating: 71.8 Slope: 132. River Run Golf Club in Berlin, MD. The front and back nines are a complete contrast in design. In addition, water hazards come into play on eight holes. Golf Digest rated this course as the 10th Best Public Course in the state for 1996. River Run Golf Club 11605 Masters Lane Berlin, MD 21811 410-641-7200. Yards: 6312 Rating: 68.7 Slope: 123. Rookery Golf Course in Milton, DE. Rookery Golf Course Milton, DE. Yards: 6139 Rating: 69.6 Slope: 113. Rum Pointe Golf Course in Berlin, MD. Rum Pointe Seaside Golf Links has become Ocean City's must play new course and one of Maryland's premier golf venues. This Scottish-style links is the only area course to feature bent grass on the fairways and greens. Rum Pointe Golf Course 7000 Rum Pointe Lane Berlin, MD 21811 410-629-1414. Yards: 6523 Rating: 70.4 Slope: 118. Upland Golf Club in Denton, MD. 18 holes of the finest golf in Maryland can be found here. Natural beauty, pristine conditions, and a first-class practice facility make the Upland Golf Club a complete golfer's paradise. Upland Golf Club 23780 Thawley Road Denton, Maryland 21629 410-634-1200. Yards: 5508 Rating: 66.4 Slope: 121

From the moment you enter our fresh, newly renovated hotel, you will know that the Holiday Inn Express Rehoboth Beach was the perfect lodging choice to serve as your home away from home. We offer the following oversized, well-appointed guest accommodations: Traditional Two Queen Our traditional rooms feature two queen beds and are complete with a refrigerator, microwave, bar sink, hairdryer, coffee maker, iron and ironing board. Enjoy our expanded cable package featuring HBO from the comfort of your club chair and ottoman, or bring work home to your ergonomic workspace featuring complimentary wireless internet access. Two Queen Leisure The Two Queen Leisure guest room is also furnished with two queen beds, refrigerator, microwave, bar sink, hairdryer, coffee maker, iron and ironing board. This room was designed with comfort in mind and features a loveseat as well as an activity table and two chairs offering a variety of seating options for families and groups needing a little more space. These rooms also feature our expanded cable package including HBO as well as complimentary wireless internet access. King Executive Our King Executive guest room offers one king bed, as well as a refrigerator, microwave, bar sink, hairdryer, coffee maker, iron and ironing board. This room also features a comfortable club chair with ottoman to enjoy the expanded cable package featuring HBO and a functional workspace complete with complimentary wireless internet access. Two Queen Wheelchair Accessible Offering all the space and amenities of the traditional guest rooms, this ADA compliant room is entirely wheelchair accessible. The room also features a lowered closet, ADA-approved iron and ironing board, roll-in shower OR shower seat. TTY and ADA kits are available at the hotel; please request upon reserving your accommodations.

Our Rehoboth Beach, Delaware Holiday Inn Express awaits you with numerous conveniences designed specifically to meet your needs. When it comes to the best Express Service - Rehoboth Beach Style - treat yourself and be our guest. We offer the following amenities: Less than 1 mile to beach and boardwalk! Public shuttle service to beach and Outlets (seasonal). Free High Speed Wireless Internet. Free deluxe hot breakfast buffet. Conference Facilities for up to 25 people. In-room refrigerator, microwave, bar sink and coffee maker. 25 remote TV / Cable / HBO. Guest Laundry Facilities. T1 Digital phone service w/ data ports and voicemail. Complimentary USA Today. Free local phone calls

Rehoboth Beach is a city in Sussex County, Delaware, United States. The population was 1,495 at the 2000 census. A popular regional vacation destination, Rehoboth Beach's population expands to over 75,000 in the summer. The city was founded in 1873 as the Rehoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association by the Rev. Robert W. Todd, of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church of Wilmington, Delaware, as a site for Methodist camp meetings in the spirit of similar resorts on the New Jersey shore, such as Ocean City. The Camp Meeting Association disbanded in 1881, and in 1891, the location was incorporated by the Delaware General Assembly as Henlopen City, shortly after which it was renamed to Rehoboth Beach. Rehoboth is a name of Biblical appellation, meaning place [or space] for all. (In modern Hebrew, the same means 'streets'). The name is strikingly fitting, due to Rehoboth Beach's ability to blend its distinct communities. Rehoboth appears four times in the Old Testament as, variously, a well dug by Isaac (Wadi er-Ruheibeh) (Gen. 26:22), a city on the Euphrates River (Gen. 36:37; 1 Chr. 1:48), and one of the cities of Asshur (Gen. 10:11). Consequently, the name had obvious appeal to the religious founders of the city. The town often bills itself as The Nation's Summer Capital due to the fact that it is a frequent summer vacation destination for Washington, D.C., residents, insiders, and powerbrokers. Vacationers are drawn for many reasons, including the town's charm, artistic appeal, and relative safety. Rehoboth's white powder sand beaches are consistently ranked highly in national publications. Rehoboth's beaches are protected by a beach patrol with a distinguished record of lifesaving and competitive success. The earliest settlers to this area were Native Americans who traveled to the beach in the summer months to enjoy the cool breezes and abundant seafood. Between 1650 and 1675, English and Dutch settlers put down roots here as the area became home to farmers and members of William Penn's earliest legislatures. Later owners participated in the American War of Independence. According to information from the Rehoboth Beach Historical Society, in 1872, Reverend Robert W. Todd, of St. Paul's M.E. Church in Wilmington visited a Camp Meeting area on the Jersey Shore. He soon pursued the idea if starting a camp area here, on the Delaware coast. In 1873, on 414 acres purchased from local farmers, The Rehoboth Camp Meeting Association was formed. The grounds were laid out in a fan-shaped design, with wide streets, parks and specific building lots. That design remains largely intact today. While the Association discontinued its formal meetings by 1881, other groups utilized the site for services until about the turn on the 20th century. in 1891, Delaware's General Assembly established a municipality for the territory, naming it Henlopen City. In 1891 it was renamed Rehoboth Beach. The Boardwalk, now a mile long, was originally built in 1873 on high ground between the beach and Surf Avenue, which ran the full length of the ocean front. Many storms have changed the configuration over the years, but in 1879, the original Henlopen Hotel was built on the site now occupied by a hotel of the same name. With the coming of the railroad- which ran right down Rehoboth Avenue- the second block if Baltimore Avenue became the new center of camp meetings and city life. Many of the original tent houses (small, one-room buildings surrounding a center structure) were moved there, with new ones constructed as well. In 1925, a paved highway was completed from Georgetown to Rehoboth, It helped link the resort with the paved roads towards Washington, D.C., and many legislators, diplomats and government employees began to visit and vacation here. It wasn't long before Rehoboth Beach came to be known as the Nation's Summer Capital.. From it's beginnings as a spiritual center, to the public's embracing of the seacoast as a mecca for leisure activity, Rehoboth has developed as a close knit seaside town. It's a nod to the past that the city's present day charter includes words that are nearly identical to several words from the 1872 charter of the Camp Meeting Association: 'the maintenance of a permanent seaside resort and the furnishing of proper conveniences and attractions requisite to the same.. Downtown Rehoboth came of age in the era of Victorian influences and evolved throughout the twentieth century to change with the times. Both the residential and commercial area, despite their growth and maturation, have retained the warm and friendly charm and ambiance that reflect Rehoboth Beach's historic past. July August 2006 edition of the AARP Magazine. Rehoboth Beach, Delaware was featured in the Dream Towns in America article written by Sarah Mahoney. From the article: Two years before they planned to retire, Sonja and Hoyte Decker settled on the Delaware coast as their retirement destination. Living in Chevy Chase, Maryland, near where Hoyte worked for the U.S. Department of Transportation, the two had been spending weekends and vacations on the sandy beaches of the Maryland and Delaware shores for years. But they liked friendly little Rehoboth Beach best of all. Just three hours from friends and their daughter in Washington, D.C., it was also reasonably close to Hoyte's two children from a previous marriage. But finding their retirement house was challenging: Rehoboth Beach itself is only about one square mile, with fewer than 1,500 full-time residents. Housing costsas in many beach communitieswere sky-high. Houses were just too expensive, even in the late 1990s, says Hoyte, 65, or else they were just small cottages, or they weren't winterized. We decided against buying an existing home. We had retired without a mortgagethat had always been our goal. And we wanted to keep it that way, he says. Instead, when Hoyte retired in August 1998, the couple decided to build their own retirement home. They didn't waste any time, either. By September they had purchased a lot. By December they had contracted with a builder. And by Memorial Day 1999 they moved in. It's been one long beach season ever since. The Deckers aren't the only retirees flocking to the area. With a median age of 57, and 38 percent of the population over 65, Rehoboth and the surrounding communities are a retiree's haven. That trend shows no sign of slowing: Delaware expects its 65-plus population to increase 75 percent in the next 25 years. What makes Rehoboth Beach magical, of course, is the beach. Walking along in the early morning, it's like having the ocean to yourself, says Sonja, 61. There are dolphins all summer long, different kinds of birdsit's beautiful. And it means that in the summer we have constant houseguests, which is great.. Why the locals love it. Rehoboth Beach is a bargain Housing in Rehoboth Beach proper is, admittedly, expensive, but the nearby communities of Long Neck and Milton are quite reasonable (and they're still only a few miles from the beach). All Delaware residents can take advantage of the state's super-low property taxes; plus, Delaware has no sales tax on goods, food, or entertainment. Social Security and railroad-retirement benefits are exempt from income tax, and taxpayers 60 and older can exclude up to $12,500 of investment and qualified pension income. Out-of-state government pensions also qualify for the pension and retirement exemptions. Lifestyle perks. The Deckers love that they can walk everywherewhether it's on the beach, along Rehoboth's mile-long boardwalk (circa 1873), or to the area's little boutiques and more than 70 restaurants. Great escapes. Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia are within a three-hour drive. The small-town atmosphere and the constant eventsfrom Christmas parades to the Annual Chocolate Festival. Where else would I be able to know the mayor, the chief of police, an...

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