The hotel show-and-tell

By Kendall Fletcher
July 31, 2018
Two NTA-member casino hotels in Atlantic City, New Jersey, are hotspots to eat, play, sleep, shop and test one’s luck in the heart of the city, all in one big, sparkly location for visiting groups (or two, rather).

Resorts Casino Hotel
With 100,000-square-feet of casino space, Resort Casino Hotel’s gaming area is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and it features more than 1,500 slot machines and table games. Offering both casual and fine dining and quick-bite options, the hotel houses eateries like Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville and Gallagher’s Steak House. The resort’s entertainment venues host headliners each month, including Abba in August, as well as revue shows and ongoing nightlife events. Staying at the hotel puts visitors just steps from the beach and boardwalk, and in 2018, the hotel is celebrating its 40th anniversary with events throughout the year.

For more information, email Meg Lewis or visit resortsac.com.

Tropicana Casino & Resort
Offering gaming, retail options, dining and entertainment, Tropicana Casino & Resort has recently launched the Tropicana app and also offers online gaming. The resort encompasses five towers, including the Chelsea, which the company recently purchased and remodeled with a skywalk that opened this spring. The Quarter, a three-story streetscape reminiscent of historical Havana, houses upscale dining spots, nightlife venues, retail establishments and a spa, with entertainment every Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m. The hotel offers group and overnight bus packages.

For more information, email Wanda Sosa or visit tropicana.net. 

Top photo: Resorts Casino Hotel
Photo by resortsac.com

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