Cape May Hotels & Vacation Rentals for Christmas

Found on Jackson Street just a 2-minute walk from the beach, this highly acclaimed restaurant offers wine dinners for guests. Mad Batter serves an excellent 5-course dinner with an option to pair each course with a fine selection of wines. Always fun, happy hour thrums with live music performances which ensure everyone has a jolly good time.

Drop by Chef's Dine-Around, where guests revel in the holiday season with 5-course gourmet meals. A different wine is assigned to each course and a representative explains each pairing to the guests.

Congress Hall’s Breakfast with Santa offers a family-friendly breakfast buffet. Treat the kids to story time visit with Santa, who reads them a Christmas classic aloud. Your little ones also delight in sharing their wish lists with St. Nick.

If you're looking to have a great place to have a Christmas brunch, this place has a wonderful selection of salads, appetizers, Mediterranean omelets, and chocolate pancakes. After a hearty meal, walk around the lovely historic grounds of the Congress Hall.

This 30-minute ride has you cruising through the historic district of Cape May. Take in the glorious holiday splendor of twinkling gaslights and fragrant evergreens as your guide discusses Victorian Christmas traditions with you. An impromptu sing-along might just surprise you.

During the holiday season, the grand lawn of Congress Hall transforms into a winter wonderland. Do your Christmas shopping in the enchanted village where various merchants sell arts, crafts, and unique gifts for your loved ones.

On this self-guided walking tour, you stop at churches, homes, inns, and hotels decorated for Christmas, passing by Christmas carolers and wandering musicians who add to the festive mood. Hospitality centers offer you homemade treats and hot cocoa along the way.

Trolley rides appeal to visitors of all ages. A visit to the Physick Estate sparks children's imagination, where they go on an unforgettable ride listening to songs and stories performed by Mrs. Claus. Once at the Carriage House, Santa greets everyone with a treat!

Located in the Physick Estate, in the months of November and December the Carroll Gallery transforms into a Christmas delight. Admission to this old-fashioned Christmas exhibit is free. Children love it here. They drop their letters and Christmas wishes in the mailbox for direct delivery to Santa in the North Pole.

You have to take a ferry ride to reach this winter carnival. The whole family enjoys ice skating at the Delaware Ice Rink and indulging in some outdoor fun on the amusement rides afterward. Games galore, interactive activities at Santa's workshop, and lots of picture-taking with both Mr. and Mrs. Claus entertain young and old.