Top 5-Star Hotels in Atlantic City

Fantastic location, looks great too for a summer vacation. Only challenge here is they have to add breakfast to the deal and also it’s a resort, it should be treated as such.

Our room at The Water Club was really nice. We were on the 18th floor and looked out over the Atlantic City and the marina. I appreciated the fact that The Water Club is associated with the Borgata and is close to the Borgata, but is actually a HOTEL and not a ******. I think that the hotel is probably quieter than a ****** resort would be because the people who stay there want to stay in a hotel, not necessarily sleep in a ****** and be able to gamble all night and all day. I also thought that the rate that we got for our room was was a good rate for the quality of the room. I would definitely stay at The Water Club again!

The hotel was easy to get into, parking was convenient and easy to navigate. The building and decor was beautiful and clean. We dont gamble but the ****** looked nice. Got the room because prior reviews said the beds were comfortable. Our bed was not great, seemed pretty typical for a hotel. The shower was nice, strong water pressure. I would say it was a bit too hot… even on the lowest temperature setting I was hot, and I like really hot showers. Lots of food options, albeit pricey. Loved the ocean view from the 40th floor. Had an issue with our keys- had 2 different reservations because Friday night was sold out at hotel so had to go online for the second night. Somehow we got checked out in the middle of the night and our keys got deactivated without our knowledge so we got locked out of the room. Staff resolved fairly promptly.

I recently stayed at Harrah’s ****** and Hotel in Atlantic City and had a generally positive experience, though there were a few notable drawbacks. The room was clean, and the hotel’s location was convenient for accessing nearby attractions, which was a big plus. Additionally, their poker room was a highlight, offering a good selection of games that were enjoyable and well-organized. I even won some money playing poker, which made the experience even better. However, there were a couple of issues that impacted my stay. The most concerning was a hole in the desk that extended into the wall. This odd defect also led to poor sound insulation, making it easy to hear my neighbors talking day and night, which was quite annoying. Despite these problems, I would consider staying at Harrah’s again, especially if they fix the hole in the wall. Overall, it’s a decent choice, particularly for those interested in their poker offerings.

My mother and I stayed for one night…Saturday to Sunday…and I was surprised how smoky the check-in area was! There was a 30-minute wait for the room as it was being cleaned. We had a wheelchair accessible room which was comfortable, easy to navigate and the walk-in shower was perfect. I looked for something to warm up a snack BUT this must be some new regulation(?) as there were no coffeemakers or microwaves available (I called to request) so it required a walk down and into the smoky ****** to get any food/drinks/snacks.

Stayed over to see a show. They were sold out but we got the room through trip.com. Corner room was spacious, clean and had a great shower. Bathroom hair dryer wasn't working but they left an extra one. Got in later than we wanted due to traffic, went to the show, met with friends and ate late at night. Great selection available for late nite food. Burger was excellent (I'm picky about burgers). My only complaint - I thought the venue was too cold. Love that Hard Rock offer both smoking and non smoking rooms. I hate getting a room that has been smoked in.

The hotel service is very bad. Takes so long just check in when I was the only one checking in at that time. It was at 1 am checked in. They gave me a room in which someone is already inside the room. So they apologize and gave me free upgrade to suite room. Finally can get a room at almost 3am. It was very sucks.

We are in the North Forum towers and view of the Caesars was seen from the very clean room . We love the restaurant Gordon Ramsey's pub and grill whose service is prompt and delish sandwiches and calamari. We also love the Caesar pool even if you pay for the chairs, lounge chairs, bed, etc which has panoramic view of the ocean . We love taking pictures of statues and the indoor decor that is the Colloseum. It has the perfect location of the famous Atlantic City boardwalk and the beach beach to the outhe and equidistant to the outlet on the North.

The sea view room has a view of the sea. The hotel is owned by a Japanese internet celebrity restaurant in New York. The ingredients are high-end and simple, and there are marble bathrooms. There are also disposable slippers in the room, which is available in high-end hotels. The coffee inside is made with very good coffee beans, and there are two Japanese chocolates, which are LAX brand. Check-in is in a specific room, and tea is also available.

Book the king suite for my son bday. The door that divides the other side of the room was broke. Pull out matress felt like a jail bed. For that price thought room would be better