Bus trip to Altantic City Ceasar's Casino. Received a $15.00 voucher to play the slot machines. 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. read more

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I stayed here for a convention, Tuesday through Friday, November. Room 39-something in the Centurion 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. read more

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Hey all, Here at Cesar's in AC! Just to say it's a nice place. The customer service at checkin was great. The lady at the counter was nice but not accommodating. Let me let you know that we reserved a room with a king size bed. When we arrived she said the room we requested was not available for checkin and we can leave her our number and she will contact us when it is ready. When asked how long the wait would be she said she has no idea. She then offered another room with 2 full size bed and that she will credit us $30 for the inconvenience. The husband wasn't satisfied and asked if there was another room available with the king. She said yes, but it was in the other tower with the view, but there is a $30 upgrade fee. Think about the scenario! She wouldn't accommodate us so we ended up paying $30 upgrade fee. (For the view) read more

I have a family member who has become quite ill in recent years but they REALLY wanted to go to Atlantic City one more time. We ended up booking a room with the Cesar's Hotel and it was quite the experience. My family member has mobility issues and came with a rolling walker and a cane, neither were particularly helpful when attempting to navigate through the casino or hotel. The few employees we did interact with were mediocre at best, they reluctantly gave poor directions when they could clearly see they had an elderly guest who was anxious and struggling to literally get from point A to B. The hotel room itself was clean and modern but the walls were as thin as a water cracker. I was awoken every night by what I can only describe as Debbie Does Caesar's Palace which Siskel & Ebert would undoubtedly give two thumbs down. I realize you can't control every guests behavior but maybe sound machines could be offered by request, I would have paid extra to loan one. If you struggle with mobility issues I wouldn't recommend this particular hotel unless you invest in a transport wheelchair or a mobility scooter. read more

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Just had a lovely experience at Caesars Atlantic City ! We got tickets for the Atlantic City Ballet Holiday at the Maximus Theater. What a fabulous show and the perfect way to kickoff the holiday . The music and the dancing was wonderful with great sets and holiday songs . We had a delicious dinner at KWI noodle bar where the excellent service and the delicious soups and dumplings were perfect for the cold weather and lite enough not to put us asleep. But last but not least was the commendable Security Dept. Brandon was able to find the sweater my cousin left on back of a chair while in casino and then next day James was able to recover my wallet that I left while I picked up the sweater. The caring and diligence exhibited allowed us to continue our visit and restored our faith . Rooms in centurion tower overlooked the ocean , were clean and spacious with plenty of charges for phones and laptops. read more

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It was that time of year, where I plan my birthday trip and try to figure out where to go. Never having been to Atlantic City I figured I would try to get a location close to the middle of everything, boardwalk wise. Plus, I already had a Caesars Rewards from visiting Vegas. Booking was simply. Arrival was a tad bit confusing, I was aiming for self park and almost missed where I needed to go. I attempted to find a spot as close to an elevator as I could. Finally parked I made my way to the lobby. Here is one of my biggest gripes with this hotel, and just about any hotel, the carpeting. Why? It makes it hard to roll your luggage, and in this hotel, carpeting is everywhere. There is tiling to the sides, but the carpet is a massive portion of the flooring here. Checking in took a bit, actually, the whole front desk was a bit of a mess. Unless you were a person that was in their rewards program and have spent a ton of money in house, you were basically ignored. Before I get into that, check in was slow. A group of guests were checking out, not one at a time, as a group, each with separate forms of payment. All this combined with a single employee manning the desk made a less than five minutes interaction become a fifteen minute interaction. Of course, when it was my turn to approach, and a line behind me at this point, they finally had more staff at the desk. As for being ignored, let's get into that. Since I wasn't one of their Seven Diamonds guests, or whatever it is called, I was not important to them. See I had left my room without my key...and my ID. I realized this as soon as my door closed behind me. Made my way to the front desk and stood in line for the lowly regular guests. The lady working the front desk was already helping a guest. As she was helping that singular guest three others with the status approached. The staff lady already knew I was there, acknowledged I was there, made eye contact with me, but went and helped those people with the status before even glancing my way again. I was fed up at that point and made my way over to the 'status' line and jumped in front of other people. I just needed a key to get in my room. Without my ID, she wasn't going to let me in, until I opened the app and showed here my confirmation to be there. That was the last interaction I had with the front desk as I was able to do everything else without their assistance. The room, one of the most technologically advanced rooms I have been in. Modern, updated, and full of fun little gadgets. I had never been in a room where you needed to push a button for the shower to come on. We won't talk about how long I searched for the Do Not Disturb sign until I realized it was merely a button as well. Tons of plugs for charging. Backlit headboard gave just the right amount of light for relaxing. However, the shower, with all its impressive modern touches, never got warm enough for me, that is until I realized there was another button. I honestly think that there should have been instructions on how to use the room. It was nice a relaxing with an ocean view. Granted, the view had more of a tinted (dirty) look to it and I saw more rooftop/tower than I did boardwalk/beach. But I wasn't there for the view. As for the facilities in house, or amenities. They were a bit lacking. Unlike other resorts on the boardwalk, this was lacking on things to do. The connected pier/mall was basically empty. The connected casino was nearly desolate. The restaurants, which were plenty, were a little overpriced for a quick bite to eat. Unless you were willing to fork out a ton of money for a simply meal, you weren't getting a good run of variety and pricing. Shopping was almost nonexistent. and shows, there was only one and it appears that I was here near or nearing offseason. For a Caesar's property, you would think that there would be emphasis on filling the inside with things to draw you in. I know there are other Caesar properties along the boardwalk, and they are thriving because of the mixture of types of venues. This property has the potential if they put some effort into it. I probably wouldn't have left the property if I had more choices in house. read more

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I didn't get the room I was promised, but I always make the best of any situation. How long are you in the room anyways? Workers are super friendly and the casino is clean and nice. Right on the boardwalk and ocean for summer fun. It's also perfect for a fall getaway. They have a large outlet mall right out front for a fun afternoon of shopping. Asbury park and New York within driving distance. read more

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Having to pay $95+ per person to use the pool as a hotel guest is despicable!! Extremely disappointed!!

Gorgeous room in the Centurion tower in March 2025. Absolutely beautiful room with a view of the beach and downtown. Didn't take any beach pictures. Really thrilled with how well appointed the room was and it was large! Would stay there again!! read more

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To be fair i have not stayed here so, i will only rate on the availability of restaurants and bars. The gambling area is very busy and many games to choose from and most of all its clean. Customer service in the casino area is pretty good. That's all for now sorry...PS. easy to get to from the other hotels. read more

Fun atmosphere and plenty of action, but one star lost because I lost! The place had a noticeable mix of stale cigarette smoke and an overly strong air freshener, which was a bit much. Otherwise, a good time. And star lost because of odor not my luck! read more

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This casino has some good restaurants as well as some fun slot machine machines.. I recommend this casino read more

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I will NEVER stay at this hotel again. What was wrong? Everything. where do I start no toiletries in the room. Lighting terrible. No working ice machines on the floor garbage left for two days in the hallway rude front desk staff. Slots empty .again NO staff on the floor Took two days to get new rewards card Then they didn't work in the slot machines. I could go on and one..Parkng deck a nightmare..connected to a hospital. Handicapped forget it. Atlantic city a ghetto board walk made me want to cry. Only thing holding this place together is Gordon Ramseys restaurants. Staff and food amazing and what customer service should be. read more

We were on a 50th anniversary trip & stayed 2 nts here. We were in the Centurion Tower & room was very modern & comfortable. It all went downhill when we expected to use the rooftop pool, but were told you needed reservations & there was also a hefty charge for a lounge chair & admittance.. We paid a resort fee & pool access is not included-ridiculous! The lobby needed more places to sit and better selection of restaurants. The overall vibe in casino was dudsville. We will not stay here again. Thanks for the staff that wished us congrats on our 50th anniversary.......oh wait there was NO one who said or did anything! read more

We go to Atlantic City once in a while and always end up in Caesers . Not to stay or take a room, but to enjoy the interiors of this amazing casino . One of the best casinos for their architecture.. all other casinos have average looks . Could have given 5 stars but their prices on tables - roulette / blackjack etc are insanely high . I always prefer playing casino games in other place because they are cheap and affordable.. caesers charges premium ! Even food and other things are expensive here . Overall we like this place but for the extremely high rates !! read more

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The room was beautiful - spacious, spotless, and thoughtfully designed. Our corner room offered stunning views overlooking both the ocean and the boardwalk. The elevators were efficient, with minimal wait times, and the bed was very comfortable. I'd definitely recommend staying in the Centurion Tower on your next visit. read more

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Hello my fellow Yelpers! I know it's been a while since I've given reviews...but here I am. Caesars at Atlantic City, is grandiose in all it's glory. I love the Roman decor theme. The entrance to Gordon Ramsay's restaurant, is breathtaking. It's a beautiful hotel and casino. Yesterday, I went with my family, on a bus tour. It was after 2pm, and with a revved up appetite, we headed to a restaurant within the hotel, called Kwi. It's an Asian fusion eatery with great food. The main food focus is on rice, noodles, vegetables and some protein. I ordered a classic shrimp pad Thai. It was delicious! A little sweet, sour, with a touch of both heat and spice. Prices are reasonable. After eating, we headed to the casino. We had a blast (spending money at the coin machines) while having a cocktail... can't be more Jersey Shore than that. Speaking of the shore, we ventured to go along the boardwalk. If one don't feel like walking, just hop on the shuttle for only $5 bucks while you people-watch. It's very family-friendly. I did see security guards along the boardwalk too. Although it was cloudy, it was a nice trip. I hope to repeat it again. read more

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Rooms were recently renovated, which was nice, but the bedding was NOT clean. The cleaning staff was loud in morning, screaming into her telephone. The prices are a little exorbitant. Fortunately, I only stayed the night for a business trip. read more

Location good , bartenders good people , rooms on the 25th floor had roaches. Worse was the for desk lady with red hair she has the worst attitude ever. Keeps saying she will send a toothbrush up and never did walked down 3 times to change room and get a toothbrush she is just not accommodating. She sould not be a representative of Ceasars unless they want a stubborn arrogant woman. Rooms: 2/5 | Service: 1/5 | This lady sent me to my room 3 times for a toothbrush she said we could not get them at the front desk. She said the room service has to knock on the door 2 am and can not leave at the door handle. It is so unhelpful and unkind . Where is your customer service. She would be a great police officer or prison guard. Location: 3/5 Noteworthy details The lady at front desk with red hair has a nasty demeanor she does not help and has no empathy. Hotel highlights Quiet read more

The Pool at Caesars Atlantic City - This lady is just so mean and unhelpful . She looks at you as if you are not human. Good for a security guard or mma, but not hospitality . - Hotels Near Me - Atlantic City, New Jersey

Talk about luxury! This hotel was absolutely stunning! As soon as you walk in the air smells nice, it's very bright and airy, huge!! We stayed in the centurion tower where the room was very nice. We had an ocean view room and a view of the boardwalk that showed the entire thing which was a beautiful sight at night. The only reason i didn't give them a 5 star is because of the pool situation. They have a pool inside the sauna. Not really a hotel pool. For a hotel this large, you would think it would have a pool for people to enjoy. The pool was located on a rooftop, which was nice. But in order to go to the pool, it's 21+, and you have to pay for a chair in order to get into the pool. Chairs were $25 each at an elevated counter. Pool chairs were $65 with an umbrella, and cabanas started at $350. The pool wasn't very large and it did have a separate hot tub which was nice. They also had a pool bar which didn't cost but was first come first serve and you weren't allowed to walk out and sit by it without purchasing a chair. So the entire thing was very confusing. But, i guess lol. The pool overlooked the beach and the other side of the boardwalk for miles! It was beautiful watching the water from my countertop seat lol. The drinks were great tho! The pool girls walked around with mini bottles of water taking drink orders and stuff. So that was appreciated. All in all, the hotel was very nice. It was located right on the boardwalk. Direct access to multiple beach points, the boardwalk trolley was right out front, parking was easy. It was a great stay. The room was nice and big. Nice shower, separate toilet room, (which is always appreciated), large screen tv. The beds were a bit soft as were the pillows. But that's all personal preference. I would definitely stay here again. Very nice. See pics below read more

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I took the bus to Caesars Atlantic City for the first time, and unfortunately, the experience was far from what I expected. Redeeming the casino bonus turned into a complete nightmare. I had to deal with a manager named David in the bus lobby who was not only unprofessional and dismissive, but also extremely rude throughout the entire process. What should have been a quick and simple fix took over an hour to resolve. Instead of offering assistance, David's attitude made the situation even more stressful and disrespectful. This is not the level of service I expected from a casino like Caesars. I left feeling upset, disrespected, and questioning whether I'd ever return. Caesars needs to seriously address the behavior and training of their staff especially those in management positions. DO NOT GO HERE. There are plenty of other casinos on the boardwalk that treat customers with respect. read more

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I checked my luggage on 11/23/24 and came back to Caesars, AC on 11/25/24, I tried to add a bag to my luggage w/ bellman Ray, who said not a word to me. He immediately went to get the Hotel Operations Manager, Crystal Black. She asked for my ID to check to see if I was a guest at Caesars, AC, (which I was) and said, "you can't add anything because you left your luggage here for 3 days" and to take it w/u. Mind you, I am a guest at the hotel and their ticket stub clearly states you have up to 5 days at Caesars, AC and Caesars Palace rules clearly states you have a week/7 days, with a return visit which I do. So what was the issue? Feeling extremely DISSAPPOINTED, I left it alone and did not check my bag because Crystal did not allow me to!. The next day, I checked out of my room on 11/26/24 (Wed) Thanksgiving eve and wanted to check my bags to the bellman. Oddly enough, the same bellman, Ray (theci instigator) who once again, did not acknowledge me whatsoever, he went to get the same Hotel Operations Manager, Crystal Black. Same answer, "No you can't check your bags as you tried this yesterday, we are not a storage area". She denied me service to check my belongings once again. I was so confused and dumbfounded and asked her, had I had taken my luggage to my room on 11/25/24 (Tues), you would then allow me to check my bags on 11/26/24 (Wed)? Crystal again sated, "No"! Then comes up, Martina McQueen, the "Caesars AC, Hotel Assistant Manager. Who basically from the moment she walks up to me, with no introduction of who she was, started to interrogate me as well. I asked her, "why can't I store my bag, as I just checked out of my room"? Martina relpies, "we are not a storage area. (Mind you, I have no car, I was hungry and then wanting to play some slots at Caesars, AC, NJ) Martina refused to answer any of my concerning questions as to why I could not check my bag in. She was rude, arrogant, obnoxious and condescending as if I had committed a crime. She then proceeds without my permission, takes my personal luggage from the storage area, without asking for my ticket throws my luggage to the side and sarcastically says, "have a good day"! Crystal Black, Martina McQueen and bellman Ray, the three so called "hospitality employees" *ironically* ganged up on me, bullied and harassed me. They had zero empathy and was also discriminatory towards me because I am an Asian woman. (Had I had been any other race, I doubt they would have treated me the same) So, thank you Martina McQueen, Crystal Black and bellman Ray, for your outstanding, professional service at Caesars, AC, NJ the best condescending, exempliatory, discriminatory, exceptionally rude behaviors from all 3 employees. Not only did you so called Managers defuse a simple situation (should have just accommodate their guest request because this is your job) but esculated a situation 10fold. This is an abuse of power and mistreatment to one of your loyal guest (X-guest now) at Caesars, Atlantic City, NJ. Treating them like a piece of trash, let alone on Thanksgiving holiday! GOD sees and hears all; KARMA has no time limits! read more

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My wife and I really enjoy going to casinos. She plays and I sit at the bar and drink a few and talk ALOT! We're 3.1/2 hours from Vegas and one hour away from our local casino. I had read that some people thought Caesars was NOT all that great but that was NOT my experience. The rooms were very clean and newly decorated [renovated]. I thought the rooms were amongst the best I have been to in a casino in a while. Although the WiFi was not great, this place has all the amenities. The casino was clean and did not look old or run down. In fact, it was very nice. We walked by the restaurants and they looked great. The coffee and bakery was amazing. Twice I went to the bar, put in my money and my card and was offered drinks. I only had a few but they gave me what I wanted; Jameson. The bar tenders were friendly and I had great conversation with them and other patrons. Unfortunately, we never had lunch or dinner here because everything looked really clean and inviting. I wanted to go to Ramseys pub location but I was not able to convince my group. read more

I booked a non-smoking room as part of a block of rooms for a conference. What is the point of a pre-paid reservation if you show up and they only have smoking rooms left? Speaking with the manager yielded absolutely no good explanation other than to say it's part of the package. They offered an upgraded room for an additional $100. This is a scam. They are overbooking the non-smoking rooms knowing that the people who cannot tolerate smoke have no choice but to upgrade. By the time you show up it's too late to consider other alternatives. It's a total scam that they are overselling the nonsmoking rooms. read more

Pros: Super cheap price on Priceline for a renovated room Check in was easy, the area is walkable to lots of random places on the boardwalk and convenient access to the beach. I also felt safe with lots of security officers and cameras. The room itself was very nice, decorated well, and the shower was great. The bars serve good drinks and there are a few restaurants in the hotel to get food although the hours suck & most of the food is under seasoned (but that seems universal throughout Atlantic City...) The nice parts of the hotel are the renovated ones, I had a renovated room in the centurion tower with an oven view so that was enjoyable. Cons: Parking garage & some common areas need work/cleaning. WiFi is spotty at best..our phones wouldn't stay connected Music through the property is BLASTING ridiculously loud all hours of the day, despite the place being basically empty They charge a resort/daily fee BUT you can't even access the tiny pool without paying for a reservation (yes even for a "normal/basic" pool chair) it's def not comparable Vegas that's for sure! MOST IMPORTANTLY: Housekeeping here gets a HUGE thumbs down. We had a dried up CHEWED GUM CLUMP ON THE SHEETS along with hair..so naturally asked to have the sheets changed. Housekeeping took HOURSSSS to come and instead of changing the bedding, they dropped off 3 sheets. Like really? THEN the next night, the toilet clogged & overflowed all over the floor..maintenance and housekeeping were supposed to come... maintenance came (although the toilet ended up flushing on its own). Maintenance put all of the towels in the bathroom onto the floor to contain the water. Housekeeping NEVER came. I ended up calling housekeeping again in the morning and explaining to them what happened... that no one ever came to clean so they sent someone. The housekeeper came and gave new towels and collected the wet ones but never mopped the floor or cleaned the toilet. So gross. I gave up and I'm thankful I don't walk barefoot in hotels anyway but I'm SUPER DISAPPOINTED with their service. read more

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Caesars Palace Atlantic City is a very good hotel. The room was very spacious and clean, and the staff are very courteous and helpful. The only detractor, if you gamble the slots payouts are not very good. I played the same games I play around the country at this casino, and the payouts from the features are much lower than most casinos. The hotel itself I enjoyed, I just don't think I would gamble there again. read more

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This is one of my favorite casino when it comes to theming. The inside is very impressive and gives an illusion that you are in a grand colliseum. Everything feels high end and clean. Great place to stay for a while and play. read more

Caesars was a good experience. The rooms were clean ( Centurion area), pretty and a nice size. Also the staff was kind and helpful. The hotel and casino are beautiful and there are many places to eat. There is a gym, spa, etc read more

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Update, My husband called, again, and got someone in Lost and Found that was more proactive about our situation, They claim they could not access the Safe until the current guest left(?) After over 2 weeks, they called and told my husband the good news and we should receive the $$ in 6 (SIX) weeks. We will see... read more

I celebrated my Anniversary back in August, 2023. The reason for our stay was because we made reservations to Hells Kitchen and wanted to be within close proximity of the Restaurant. The 3 stars equal the following below; 1. Although the hallways and rooms were dated, I found that it was significantly cleaner than most Hotels in Atlantic City. 2. The valet, check-in, and check- out, were all smooth and efficient. 3. The amount of towels, and amenities for one night sufficed. Here is why I wouldn't stay at Caesars again. My room had a view of the hotel lobby and not an outdoor view. The curtain doesn't black out completely so you still have a bright light creep in through the corners. Wear blindfolds if you're sensitive to light like me! The Casino, although had a non smoking section still reeked of Cigarettes combined with what ever they used to clean the carpet. Huge allergy trap for me! Lastly, I do not feel as the workers on the floor went out their way to assist us. We paid a hefty price to stay here for one night. At the end I felt like it was an over priced 2 star hotel stay and It was mediocre at best. I hope this review help when wanting to visit Caesars. Ps. The Hells Kitchen food service and experience was amazing! read more

I was in Atlantic City for an Elvis tribute concert and decided to stay at Caesars Atlantic City. I've stayed at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, but never Caesars in Atlantic City - although I've visited Atlantic City quite a few times. The lobby and amenities surrounding casino floor are very nice here. Probably some of the best in Atlantic City. There is Emperors Essentials - selling snacks and drinks along with clothes and souvenirs; a bakery and gelato stand; Gordon Ramsay's Pub and other restaurants including Nobu and Morton's Steakhouse. The room that I had was small, but nice. Beds were nicely made and the TV, bathroom and drawers were all adequate. I wish that the room had snacks and drinks. Also, a clock on the night table would have been nice. Caesars is located right on the boardwalk, which I like. It's more convenient to the main attractions compared to the Borgata, Golden Nugget or Harrah's, which are on the marina. Altogether, Caesar's is a nice hotel and casino in Atlantic City that I would definitely consider staying at again! read more

Came with a girlfriend of mine to stay specifically for the Gordon Ramsey Pub. When we parked in the lot, it took a while to find parking but once we got into the casino the smell was amazing. I'm still wondering what shampoo they must use to wash their rugs! The location is large and clean and we were easily able to check in with the kiosk machines. All you need is the ID, the reservation code you can get on the phone and it's that simple to follow the instructions on the screen. They have different towers fo stay in The casino has upstairs for slots and downstairs for live gambling. Unfortunately, my room was dirty and it was very disappointing that they couldn't look on the bottom of the bed to clean up other peoples bottles and CHEESE! They so lucky we were in a comp room for the night. Not that it justifies it. Especially when there is always someone cleaning and the halls ways are so spotless. read more

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Ryan B Business Manager is a bot When you call that number be prepared to be on hold forever. And after being on the phone for ~2 hours expect the same nasty unaccountable behavior. I'll spend my money on hotel rooms, restaurants and the casino at other hotels not owned by this company and I suggest you do the same. Unless you like flea bag hotels with sh*tty customer service read more

I stayed at Caesars recently for a few nights. I wanted to use the pool and was informed that I must "reserve" seating which cost $25 for a bar stool and $60 for the sun loungers. You cannot enter without a paid reservation. I have traveled all over the US and even Europe NEVER have I come across a hotel restrict pool access. The room was very outdated and worn. Needless to say I will not be staying at Caesars again. Between being told we would have to pay $120 to lay in a pool lounger and the fact that Caesars charges a resort fee and use of amenities is not included was a real turnoff. I understand the charge if you want a cabana but a beach chair should be included with your hotel room rate. read more

After reading most of the terrible reviews we were pleasantly surprised and impressed with the cleanliness, service and overall quality of the Caesar's in Atlantic City. Lots of restaurants for whatever you're hungry for and centrally located on the boardwalk. When we arrived we were able to check in early with no hassle, thank you very much! Easy on and off to go to the beach, our room was spacious and clean. We were in room 3535 Centurian Tower and had a beautiful oceanfront room. The bathroom was huge and equipped with an awesome shower. I can't wait to go back. Check out the Tazza cafe next to the Ramsay restaurant, they have good coffee and delicious cakes, croissants and all kinds of goodies any time of day or night. read more

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I've been to Caesers Vegas ~25 times so I got a comped room at Caesers Atlantic City thinking it would be a similar standard. I learned the hard way that Caesers Atlantic City is not anywhere near Vegas standards and there are way better options in Atlantic City than this place. Tropicana has a bigger/better casino, 3+ friendly bars, clubs, shops, etc... Bally's is better in all the same ways too. But the worst part about Caesars and the reason I'll never stay there again is the rude and arrogant staff. It's like they aren't there to serve you but you are just a hinderance in there day... Not a place you want to stay when you're trying to vacation. read more

This is the first casino that rises from the urban blight as you exit the AC Expressway and if I really wanted to be mean, I could call it a gilded dump but AC is a casino town and octogenarian toga parties are where it's at so let's just say that the place has a certain... gilded charm. Caesar's is way over the top on gold inlays, cubic zirconia chandeliers and well endowed statuary but truth be told you don't come to a gambling town for understated elegance. The casino floor is hopping and the restaurants are much better than I expected. Oh, I'll pump a few coins into the slots but a gambler I'm not. If there's a halfway decent show I'll come but honestly, the caliber of talent they currently bring in doesn't warrant a road trip -- now more mid-level comedians than major musical acts that now seem to gravitate to the Hard Rock. Caesar's is now one of the older properties on the AC strip and it looks it but to be fair, most people come for the action, and with the sportsbook, the median age seems to have dropped a generation. In Vegas it would be on par with The Excalibur or the Luxor... in AC it's still punching way above it's weight. Four stars. read more

Recently stayed at Caesar's on a recent trip to Atlantic City as part of a group. Staff were accommodating and kind to us despite the large group. The lobby was being torn up and under construction so noisy. Room was clean, directions to dining and boardwalk were clear, and gaming area was easy enough to find. It's not as nice as the Caesar's in Vegas, but still nice to wander around and look at. The dining options here are awesome, cannot go wrong with choices. If I'm ever back in Atlantic City would definitely return to this hotel, thanks for the nice stay. read more

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So we get free rooms and never use it. But traveling, we decide to save money. And take advantage of a few comp nights. Now the room wasn't small. It was two full size beds, refrigerator, coffee maker, desk and tv. Now you have to pay to watch anything good on tv. There's no smart tv, Apple TV, or roku. We have a window which is cover by a cement wall. The bathroom. Was like omg. Mold everywhere. And the toilet was super short and small. I'm 4"11 and if you look at the pic. The toilet is beneath my knees. It's like a training pot for a baby. Lol. So it's late when we check in. And the kids are ready to sleep. But we already book another night somewhere else. Because I'm not trying to expose my kids to mold. So at the end of the day. Is it worth staying here free? No, its no way they are cleaning theses bathrooms. So I doubt if they are fully cleaning the rms read more

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During a past booking at the south tower, the room is nice but it was a disaster to sleep. The hotel is blasting music and it is coming from the lobby or in the main checknout area. This music volume extremely loud and you cannot sleep. It finally subsides a bit at 3:30-4:00 a.m. I will never book a reservation with Ceasars again, Why the hell are you blasting music while people are trying to sleep on vacation? Unacceptable I am going to ask for a refund. I have never witnessed anything like this. read more