Great location in center of Atlantic City. They have valet and self-parking. We did valet. I do not…read morerecommend. When we picked up our car is was close to an hour. Absolutely insane. This entire complex is a maze. We were trying to find a restaurant and had to ask 3 different people. Ended up having to go to one elevator to get to the 5th floor of another tower then to another elevator in a completely different tower to go down to that lobby and then through several hallways. You will get lost. Check in gets 10 stars! Super convenient and quick. You aren't waiting. Service was great. We were put in the Salona Tower. There's 2 elevators. That's it. Waited in line for 20 minutes just to get on the elevator to go up to our room. Seems like there's a bank of 4 but only 2 are working. This was super inconvenient. Room itself was good. Spacious and all the things you need. Seems as if it has been updated. There's a huge bathroom with a tub, one sink and toilet. The bed was comfy and a king. There's a TV, chair, and small table. I think there was a fridge but not sure as we didn't use. There was an ironing board as well. Safe too. Overall good accommodations. Nothing fancy. Just what you need.

I will say that I love that Tropicana has everything inside it's a casino, hotel, has restaurants,…read moreclubs, arcade, imax theatre etc.... We stayed in the new tower the Solana Tower & I loved it. It was very clean. HOWEVER, #1 they have no one that can help we had mad luggage (totally our fault) we know for next time we have to consolidate. That's not a hotel you can be have mad luggage with. The concierge was useless we wanted to take the luggage cart they said no a concierge has to do it. NO concierge in sight. We had to lug it ourselves. We had to walk thru the casino thru the quarter to get to our elevators. #2 ALL pools were closed #3 ALL POOLS WERE CLOSED #4 Leaving was worse than coming elevators were closed were walking around lookin dumb trying to find how to leave again and AGAIN NO ONE TO BE FOUND TO HELP & REMEMBER we had all them bags. Ughhh!!!! Il

If you don't like hanging out at the boardwalk which can get very scary at night. This is the place…read moreto go! Feels like being in a little fishing village!

I love the Borgata! It's my favorite hotel. I would come back to AC and just stay here inside the…read morehotel the whole time. I love the pools, the stores, the food, the people, the ambiance. Everything here is incredible. I love the rooms and the views. The last time I was here I stayed on the 37th floor and had ocean views. I would highly recommend this. I can't wait to come back!

Lovely stay at this traditional bed & breakfast within one block off the Ocean and a 15 minute…read moredrive to the Borgata in Atlantic City. Check-in was seamless; our room and bathroom were a nice size, comfortable, and clean; and, parking was sufficiently convenient within a short block's walk with 15-minute parking directly out front for loading/unloading your vehicle before parking in the lot. The parlor offers homemade cookies and a coffee station which also includes tea and hot cocoa. Wine glasses are available if you have a bottle with you. Full breakfast is great with juice, coffee, and your choice of eggs, French toast, bacon, turkey bacon, and more. Would definitely recommend and look forward to returning.

We stayed 2 nights in the North Beach Hotel (part of the Inn). We stayed in room 4 which was…read moreactually an apartment! so much space with a full kitchen! Can't say enough good things about our stay! The hosts were so kind and generous making sure we had everything we needed. The bed was incredibly comfortable - slept so well. The best part is they're dog friendly!! Definitely a 5 star hotel!

We stayed here and had a great experience. The rooms are very clean and have everything you need!…read moreWe enjoyed having so many restaurants available, although our group did not need the casino. The tough part of staying here is the place is HUGE--it takes quite a bit of walking to get from the parking garage to your room, to the restaurants, etc. We got used to it, but it is confusing to navigate--they do provide maps for this reason. Staff was friendly, and our room remained clean. They did charge a resort fee when we checked in, but this was quoted in the original price we booked online. So overall we felt it was a good deal to stay in a spot with very clean and nice rooms, although wouldn't stay here with a family as we didn't need the Casino and sacrificed convenience for the long walk to our rooms for this.

The former Trump Taj Mahal reborn as the Hard Rock. The overall vibe is Boomer Playground as the…read morereplacement hip crowd ventures out to catch their 1970's rock heroes in all their Tribute Band glory. The casino by AC standards is extremely well done with plenty of tables and slots to satiate even the most opinionated day tripper. Extra credit for a first class buffet. When these geriatric rockers finally shake off their mortal coils you can easily see the property reimagined as the Hard Rap Hotel and Casino. Five neon stars turned up to "11".

Excellent ten stars everyone who works here is excellent at their job…read more I lost my phone and the front desk helped me get it and I can't thank the woman working enough each person working here is really good at their profession excellent wagu corn lychee martini best food

Absolutely stunning views from the room! Upgrade to the panoramic view if possible. We were able to…read morecheck in fast and early and enjoy the room to its fullest. The bed has one of the most comfortable mattresses to have a relaxing night's sleep on. We cannot wait to come back and have since planned a trip to their location in New Orleans.

I never write bad reviews but please DO NOT COME HERE. We came here as last minute since other…read moreplaces were booked. I have never been so disappointed with a hotel stay. The comforter had blood stains and cigarette burns, which is completely unacceptable for any establishment that claims to be clean. To make matters worse, the bathroom had mold in the shower. A clear sign of neglect and poor maintenance. The room also smelled stale, adding to the overall feeling of filth. For the price, I expected at least basic cleanliness and hygiene, but this was far from it. I did not feel comfortable staying here at all. I will never come back, and I strongly recommend others to avoid this place at all costs.

25$ 24 hour parking 1 vehicle Didn't even have a fitted…read moresheet on the bed just a flat sheet Bathtub looks like a murder scene with scratches and rust Drawers on dresser were broken and hung out of dresser Curtains ripped Closet door broke and falling apart Bathroom door scraped the floor and I thought if I closed it all the way I'd get locked in the bathroom Lamps worked but outlets and charging ports broken However good things Bed comfy Air conditioner cold Cheap if I paid anymore than I did I'd be pissed

Bus trip to Altantic City Ceasar's Casino. Received a $15.00 voucher to play the slot machines…read more Alot of walking variety of restaurants and shops. You have Morton's steak house, Gordon Ramsey pub, Hell's kitchen, Starbucks, Nobu etc. Wide variety of slot machines, some of the machines have wireless charging. I like to watch the roulette table games. I am not much of a gambler but I did enjoy the casino.

I stayed here for a convention, Tuesday through Friday, November. Room 39-something in the…read moreCenturion Tower. They've clearly poured a small fortune into the renovations up there. The room was bright enough to make me feel hopeful again. The furniture looked new, the bedding cleaner than the soul of a saint. You could almost smell the paint still trying to dry. The bathroom was beautiful. There was a shower stall with a fake marble bench. I sat on it and felt like an emperor, briefly. Then I noticed a little mold blooming around the shower head. A small rebellion. There were stains on the wall too, ghostly handprints of humidity. That's how things go in Atlantic City, shiny today, peeling tomorrow. My view was of the old Trump Plaza, or what's left of it. A carcass. Concrete ribs showing. It stared at me every morning like an old man who still thinks he's handsome. Not much Caesars can do about that. But it reminded me, again and again, that this city is more memory than place now. The casino felt haunted, though not by spirits, but by the absence of them. Slot machines blinked for no one. A few people were sleeping in their chairs, which seemed fair enough. The table games were quiet as a church on Tuesday. I used to work security at the Trump Marina, grave shift, back when things were merely dying instead of dead. I recognized the silence. It hums in your bones. Most of the restaurants were closed. Tazza Cafe was holding down the fort, serving decent coffee and sandwiches in a space that felt like the corner of an airport food court that had gone to community college. Gordon Ramsay's Pub & Grill was running too. They served over-priced shepherd's pie and image, but little more. Nobu opened on Thursday, like a movie star showing up to an empty theater. Parking was an adventure through the absurd. You go through the Temple Garage, cross Arkansas Street like a pilgrim, then slip into the Colosseum Garage to park. It felt like a test to see who really wanted to be there. Most employees seemed to have mastered the art of avoidance, the kind of indifference that comes from too many shore town winters. The exception was the front desk team, who were unfailingly kind, efficient, and seemed genuinely happy to see another breathing soul. So here's the moral. The rooms in the Centurion Tower are beautiful, even luxurious. If you can snag a midweek off-season rate, it's worth it for the comfort of the bed and the quiet view of decay. But the magic is gone from Caesars Atlantic City. What remains is a gleaming room in a tired city, a testament to how we keep trying to polish what is already sinking.

This is my parents' go to hotel and casino so I find myself staying here as well while visiting NJ…read more The rooms are always clean and the staff has been attentive. Out of all of the hotels in AC, this is definitely one of the best. I visited Hard Rock for a couple hours earlier this week to gamble, eat and drink. Everything was great and I even won a few bucks!

Whenever we plan a trip to Atlantic City, we always check Hard Rock room availability first because…read morestaying here pretty much guarantees a great getaway. The check‑in line moves quickly, even when it looks a little backed up, and the process feels organized and easy. We like to stay in the North Tower, since those elevators are the most convenient and make getting to and from the room a breeze. The music memorabilia throughout the property is a huge part of the fun, with pieces tucked into hallways, near the elevator banks, and in special showcase corners that are worth stopping to admire. The North Tower rooms are comfortable and clean, and some have clearly been updated with newer furnishings, which adds to the overall experience. Dining is another strong point, with plenty of food options on site so you can stay in the resort vibe whether you want a quick bite or a sit‑down meal. And when you're ready for a break from the casino, having the boardwalk just outside the doors is a major bonus. Being able to walk out, breathe in the salty air, and take a stroll by the ocean is the perfect finishing touch that keeps Hard Rock at the top of our Atlantic City list.

a very special shout out to AJ and Sean, front desk and security! these two gentlemen assisted me…read moreon 5/23 into 5/24 with a very critical issue. I required assistance outside of the immediate property and the two of them were QUICK to assist me and make sure I recovered my property and arrived home safely. I could hug them 1,000 times because of what they did for myself and my family this evening. I cannot thank you two enough , AJ and Sean! God bless the both of you and your loved ones! I wish you great health and success :)

Really it was not a good experience at all. Check in was terrible. No AC in the first or second…read moreroom. 90 degrees in both. No cable box. It's just missing.

Stayed here for a tourism event. To start off, I am not a gambler and cannot comment on any of the…read moregames. I had a hard time navigating to the parking garage. Staff were helpful in getting me there. They have an interesting honor system on paying for parking if you are a day guest or overnight. The casino is integrated into the hotel the hotel Bar and lobby area overlook the gambling floor. Check in was easy and staff were easily able to navigate me to the hotel tower which had divided elevator bags for floor groups. The lobby area was clean. I had an ocean view room with two queens. Unfortunately I was running late and didn't take photos up arrival but the room and bathroom were clean, orderly. The bed was comfortable. There was a fridge, safe, and an in room coffee maker. Outside my window I did have an ocean view as well as an overview a former rooftop outdoor space and a seagull nest. The lights and noise of the boardwalk wasn't a problem. As with most casino's inside is a maze and takes some time to figure out. Signs are limited and a map could not be found. I dined at two of the on-site restaurants and have superate reviews for each. The view and proximity to the boardwalk and beach was good. I would stay here again but also very open to trying another property if I find myself there again.

I had a room booked and they told me they gave my room away and sent me to Golden Nugget which is…read morenasty. Then they still tried to charge me $35 for the parking fee. I had to chase the manager to validate my parking for the 20 minutes I was there, getting denied the room i paid for. So I got sent to a worse hotel and I can't get my money back. Terrible overall experience