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"good" and "cheap" don't go together. No business person in his right mind sells a good product cheap - he only sells bad product cheap. Otherwise he won't be in business for long.

But, "cheap" is a relative term that means different things to different folks and we don't know what your idea of cheap or fancy is.

There are 90,000 hotel rooms here and they're all just about the same. There are a few super fancy but you'll know those by their price. There are some dumps you'd not kennel your dog at and you'll know those by the price. Otherwise, every hotel in town has a full-time revenue manager who looks at the prices of rooms of every other hotel in town every day and prices their rooms reasonably competitive with those. Which pretty much means that any three-star will cost the same as any other three-star on any given day.

Check Hotels.com and look at the customer reviews. Ignore the ones from people who seem like they're never happy with anything but pay attention to things like "was dirty" "had roaches" "construction" etc...

PS: there's no city called "Ocean City" down here... wondering if that poster meant Garden City - not a bad place to stay... hmmm

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