Hotel Breakers @ Cedar Point Review

If you have never been to Cedar Point's hotel breakers have you ever really even been to a hotel? This place is like nothing I've ever experienced. The food, location, views, atmosphere, and proximity to CP make this place one of a kind. So come along!

Upon arrival in the parking lot, we already knew this place was going to be special.

I mean, look what we drove past to get here... 😳

We then proceeded to the main lobby, where we checked in for the night. I mean, look at the grandeur of this place. It looks like a museum... is it?

We then proceeded to check out the room. The headboards had a special touch to them.

But look at this view from the room.

We then headed back downstairs for dinner, where we decided to give "TOMO" Hibachi a try.

Dining options at Breaker's Include:'

• Perkins Restaurant & Bakery: A family-friendly option located in the lobby, serving breakfast all day, as well as sandwiches, salads, and their famous baked goods for lunch and dinner. 

• TGI Fridays: Located on the boardwalk side, this spot features classic casual dining with juicy burgers, loaded potato skins, wings, and a full-service bar. 

• TOMO Hibachi: Offers an exciting, interactive dinner experience with chefs cooking fresh Japanese entrees, seafood, and sushi right at your table. 

• Starbucks: Start your morning early with freshly brewed coffee, teas, and pastries. 

• Mama Chetta's Pizza: A quick-service spot for grabbing a slice of hot pizza and snacks.

• Surf Lounge

• Poolside Parlor: Satisfy your sweet tooth with ice cream cones, sundaes, and milkshakes, plus quick snacks like soft pretzels and nachos.

• Sand Bar: Located directly on the mile-long Cedar Point Beach, this spot features live music, ice-cold brews, and beautiful views of Lake Erie.

  
  

If you are wondering the steak hibachi gets five stars. Just know you will be paying for the convenience of the location.

What do you do after Hibachi??

Sit by a fire pit and listen to the waves roll up. I mean what else could you do?

It was then time to check out the shoreline. This looks like wall art.

We proceeded up and down the shoreline, where we took in incredible views of Breakers, the park, and the great lake!

We couldn't help ourselves, we made a 360 around the property. Look at this view of TT2.

We then did some inside exploration. Neat fact: the upper level of the Breakers lobby hosts a mini history museum showcasing Cedar Point and the Hotel's History.

We thought this view was pretty cool as well. These balconies lead to the premium suites.

What do you do after you have explored the whole hotel inside and out? If you're like us, you do it again in the dark.

Then you grab a snack at TGI Fridays before heading up to the room.

That concluded our night at Hotel Breakers. But the next morning, when day broke, it was time for...

EARLY ENTRY! Yay!

During our hour of extra ride time, we got to take a ride on TT2, Siren's Curse, and Iron Dragon. Just another perk of the Breaker's experience.

Below is a shot from a quick beach excursion before early entry.

What can I say? I'll certainly never forget this experience, and I plan on returning. If you haven't experienced Hotel Breakers, you certainly have to consider it!