Ocean Resort

Set along Atlantic Avenue near 24th Street, Ocean Resort places you in the middle of the Virginia Beach oceanfront grid, where the Boardwalk is the main artery and most plans start on foot. The address works for groups that want a simple routine, beach time up front, then easy choices for food and entertainment without adding constant driving.

Walkability is the big advantage here. A group can split into smaller pods for the day, then reconnect quickly because the Boardwalk, the beach access points, and the central oceanfront landmarks are all close by. If you are coordinating a sports weekend, a wedding guest block, or a team trip, that proximity reduces missed meet times and makes it easier to keep everyone moving on the same schedule.

Inside the stay, the best way to think about a property on this stretch is as a shared home base, not an all-day destination resort. Your group’s success usually comes down to the basics: comfortable rooms, a clean arrival process, and enough practical space to stage beach gear, bags, and quick meals. Hotels in this corridor also tend to run on predictable rhythms, which helps when you have early departures, staggered check-ins, or travelers arriving from different cities.

When you need multiple rooms under one plan, the admin side can get messy fast, especially if you have different arrival dates, different payers, and last-minute roster changes. Engine.com supports the trip by coordinating the room block, keeping the rooming list organized, and consolidating billing so the organizer is not collecting receipts and managing separate confirmations across the group.

Key hotel features and amenities

• Oceanfront corridor location on Atlantic Avenue, close to the Boardwalk and beach access

• Traditional hotel format that supports multi-room bookings more easily than scattered rentals

• Common-area flow suited to quick meetups, like pre-event check-ins and morning rally points

• In-room basics that typically help with short and multi-night stays, such as mini fridge space and a work surface

• Parking access that is important for drive-in groups, availability can be tighter during peak season

• Elevator access and interior hallways common to multi-story oceanfront hotels

Points of interest and attractions within a 2 to 3 mile radius

• Virginia Beach Boardwalk, the main oceanfront walking path for meetups and evening plans

• Neptune Statue area, a recognizable landmark that works well as a group rally point

• Virginia Beach Fishing Pier area for a walk over the water and quick photos

• Virginia Beach Convention Center for tournaments, expos, and scheduled events

• Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) for an indoor option near the resort district

• Rudee Inlet area for boat activity, waterfront views, and charter-focused itineraries

• Oceanfront parks and public beach access points along Atlantic Avenue for simple, repeatable day plans

Features of interest to group travelers

• One easy-to-share address that keeps arrivals organized and reduces confusion on check-in day

• Walk-first layout around the Boardwalk, helpful for groups trying to limit rideshares and parking moves

• Clear meetup options nearby, including major landmarks and oceanfront public spaces

• Practical fit for sports teams, wedding guests, and work groups who need a predictable base more than a resort schedule

• Easier coordination when the group is split across different arrival dates, since everyone is staying in the same oceanfront zone

• Engine.com support for room blocks, roster tracking, change handling, and consolidated billing