Atlantic City Casinos

The marina-side megaresort of Borgata is Atlantic City’s gaming gold-standard, with a 160,000 square-foot casino floor offering almost 3,500 slot machine and over 200 game tables featuring everything from Blackjack to Roulette. The massive 85 table poker room is the biggest in Atlantic City, and was conveniently built on a 24-hour food court. Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa hosts tournaments daily, with buy-ins ranging from as little as $40, to pots upwards of $30,000.

The casino’s hotel features a salon, fitness center, barbershop and spa to go with a variety of retail stores and access to 6 pools. Guests have the option of dining in restaurants by Bobby Flay and Wolfgang Puck, and a modern Japanese pub. The Borgata is the only hotel in AC to offer in-room gambling, but don’t get stuck in your room and miss out on the two nightclubs (frequented by Questlove), the tequila bar Gypsy, and the guests-only Brigantine Beach.

1 Borgata Way
(609) 317-1000
The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa

Caesar’s Atlantic City features an Ancient Roman theme like it’s Vegas-based sibling. Caesar’s AC has something for everyone on its 145,000 sq foot casino floor. Although the over 2,000 slot machines here give poker a run for its money as the most popular game here, Caesar’s is host to World Series of Poker circuit events, and its the place to play Three Card Poker Six Card Bonus, a game made famous by its low minimums and high payouts. The table games at Caesar’s are hold the highest limits of any AC casino. The hotel features the 25-floor Centurion Tower, added in 1997, offering 610 rooms at a height of 299 feet. There’s also a range of accommodations from single deluxe rooms to high-class suites. Dining options include Nero’s, Morton’s Steakhouse and the Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill.

2100 Pacific Ave
(609) 348-4411
Caesars Atlantic City

Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City is located in the Marina District away from the Boardwalk, and its 175,000 square foot casino floor offers guests more than 2,600 machines. The Marina and Harbor Towers at Harrah’s Resort offer a range of accommodations from deluxe guest rooms to modern suites that exude graceful warmth and contemporary style. Up-scale dining options include Martorano’s and Oshi Sushi & Sake, and the Pool After Dark is a celebrity and high-roller hotspot.

777 Harrah’s Blvd
(609) 441-5000
Harrah’s Resort

The Golden Nugget is Harrah’s bayside neighbor, devoting much of its 70,000 sq foot casino floor to table games like blackjack, craps, roulette, mini baccarat and more than half a dozen types of poker. While you’re here, grab a picture with the 61-pound 11-ounce Hand of Faith, the largest golden nugget in the world – it’s here on loan from the casino’s Las Vegas location.

The Golden Nugget is the only casino with its own marina where you can keep an eye on your boat from one of the former Trump Castle’s 728 guest rooms. The hotel’s massive recreation deck features tennis and basketball courts, an outdoor pool, a jogging track, and a health spa. Haven Nightclub is home of AC’s first outside gaming deck in a separate Veranda section.

Brigantine Blvd & Huron Ave
(609) 441-2000
Golden Nugget

The Trump Taj Mahal is located on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, across from the thrill rides at Steel Pier. This upscale casino and resort features an India theme, and its gaming floor is home to over 2,500 slot machines, 130 tables games, and an iconic Baccarat Pit. The Chairman Tower was added to the resort in 2008, bringing the total number of rooms available to over 2,000. Dining and food options at the Trump Taj Mahal range from Il Mulino New York, Dynasty and the Hard Rock Cafe down to the famous Fralinger’s Salt Water Taffy.

Please Note: The Trump Taj Mahal Casino has closed as of October 10th, 2016

1000 Virginia Avenue
(609) 449-1000
Trump Taj Mahal

Inspired by Havana’s former casino of the same name, the Tropicana Casino & Resort is a casino hotel located on the boardwalk within walking distance of AC’s upscale dining and nightlife. If you’re feeling down on your luck, head over to Tropicana’s casino floor, named A.C.’s luckiest casino on more than one occasion by readers of Casino Player magazine. There are over 170 tables and more than 2,600 slot machines to help you get back in black.

2831 Boardwalk
(609) 340-4000
Tropicana

Bally’s Atlantic City is a hotel and casino located on the Boardwalk run by the Caesar’s Entertainment Group. The casino is famous for its address – Park Place and Boardwalk – the two most valuable properties in the board game Monopoly. Previously known as Park Place, the casino expanded with the addition of the Wild Wild West Casino in 1997; the combined 220,000 sq ft of the two casino floors feature more than 5,000 slot machines, Keno, table games and more. Bally’s is also home to one of the largest hotels on the boardwalk, offering guests nearly 2,000 rooms to choose from.

1900 Boardwalk
(609) 340-2000
Bally’s Atlantic City

Resorts Casino Hotel is a waterfront casino resort overlooking Atlantic City’s famed Boardwalk. The casino’s location is central to many of the activities offered along the boardwalk, including Steel Pier and the Central Pier Arcade. Guests can play at over 2,500 slot machines across a 100,000 square foot gaming floor, and classic table games are available as well. Unwind and relax at the resorts spa, salon or pool, and when your appetite spikes, head down to Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville entertainment complex, home to the Margaritaville restaurant, LandShark Bar and Grill – AC’s only year-round beach bar – the 5 O’clock Somewhere Casino Bar, Margaritaville Coffee Shop, and island-themed gaming.

1133 Boardwalk
(800) 334-6378
Resorts Casino