2100 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States | (800) 223-7277
A clean hotel and casino situated on a prime stretch of Atlantic City's boardwalk
Roman-inspired motif popular for photographs
Fantastic dining options ranging from espresso to high-end steak and seafood
Decent nightlife options including the Boardwalk Beer Garden
An adults-only rooftop pool with signature cocktails and entertainment
All rooms come with mini-fridges and coffeemakers
The Ocean and Centurion Towers have contemporary decor, flat-screen TVs, and iPod docks
An impressive day spa for a variety of high-end treatments
A stadium-style theater on-site, drawing big-name acts
24-hour room service
Un-renovated rooms show wear and tear
Views from some rooms are undesirable
Service can be spotty
Fees for Wi-Fi and parking
Caesars is one of the oldest properties in Atlantic City, but extensive renovations have kept it feeling like one of the newest. It's situated along the boardwalk, steps from the beach and luxury shopping, and has a dramatic lobby with Roman-inspired columns and painted ceilings. Though the overall feel is more up-to-date than boardwalk neighbors, some of the 1,140 rooms still show wear and tear: Stick to the Centurion and Ocean Towers, where rooms have sophisticated decor, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, and spacious bathrooms. Upscale property amenities include an impressive spa, an adults-only rooftop pool with views, as well as a plush stadium-seat theater for live entertainment. Tack on gourmet restaurants, a clean casino, and decent nightlife options, and what you get is a dependable choice for adults (though families are certainly welcome). Expect fees for Wi-Fi and parking.
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Scene
A surprisingly modern aesthetic, drawing one of the more upscale crowds on the boardwalk
Caesars Atlantic City is a longstanding fixture on the boardwalk, but the hotel has received numerous renovations and expansions over the years. The kitschy name might turn off upscale travelers, but the atmosphere here is surprisingly clean and sophisticated. For instance, the lobby is pleasing to the eye with low lighting, white Roman statues, and columns that draw the eye all the way up to the painted ceiling. Across from the front desk is a popular cafe for espresso and pastries -- a perfect place to stop, gawk and take it all in. The individual towers are separated by a clean and spacious casino area that continues on the lower level. The upscale nature of the establishment is also demonstrated at the Pier Shops at Caesars across the boardwalk from the hotel, home to high-end names such as Gucci and Burberry. Children are allowed at the hotel, and partygoers come here to take advantage of the nightclubs, but the scene mostly appeals to middle-age adults.
Location
Adjacent to Bally's, Caesars Palace enjoys classic Monopoly positioning at the intersection of Park Place and Boardwalk
Atlantic City is known foremost as the gambling capital of the East Coast. The boardwalk is a four-mile landmark along the beach and Caesars Atlantic City takes up a prime spot adjacent to Bally's. Monopoly fans will appreciate the positioning at the intersection at Park Place and Boardwalk, and the life-size monopoly board next door in front of Bally's.There is plenty to do within the property limits, but within walking distance -- in either direction -- are a number of casino-hotels including Trump Plaza, Showboat, Resorts and Tropicana. Both the Atlantic City Convention Center and the New Jersey Transit train station are easy to get to from the hotel. For shoppers, the Pier Shops complex across the boardwalk contains luxury name-brand stores and gourmet restaurants.- 2-minute drive or 9-minute walk to Boardwalk Hall
Rooms
Rooms vary, and it's best to stick to the Centurion and Ocean Towers
Decor and modernity vary between towers. Most rooms have modern decor, but there are still pockets of rooms that contain worn and tired furnishings. Room in the Centurion or Ocean Towers are the safest bet -- they come with contemporary design and modern amenities such as iPod docks and flat-screen TVs. Bathrooms contain spacious walk-in showers and quartz television screens in the mirror.- Mini-fridges
Features
Luxury shopping and an exquisite day spa
All-Inclusive / Food
New York City outposts including the Atlantic Grill and Buddakan
Caesars Atlantic City is a major resort along the boardwalk and offers an impressive array of dining options. Centrally located in the lobby with its grandiose entrance is Mia Restaurant, serving Mediterranean cuisine. Also in this hub -- surrounded by the resort's iconic Roman decor -- is a popular stand-up cafe for espresso, pastries and grab-and-go lunches. Caesars puts on a noteworthy Sunday brunch with ocean views; for lunch and dinner, oceanfront dining is available at Nero's Tuscan Steakhouse. The Atlantic Grill offers a sophisticated setting with an extensive menu of quality sushi as well as surf and turf. Located on the ground level near the main entrance is Morton's Steakhouse for those seeking a classic martini and steak dinner. Additional options are spread out around the hotel as well at the Pier Shops, including the Stephen Starr restaurant Buddakan.- Three nightlife areas including Dusk Nightclub (with live DJs), Level 3 at the Pier, and Toga. For outdoor drinking during summer months, there is the Boardwalk Beer Garden.
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2100 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, New Jersey, United States
(800) 223-7277
