Ocean Casino is a great casino. The pit boss and the dealers were wonderful. I played craps and…read morethey stopped a person from begging at the table, and they made my stay so enjoyable. Plus, a person came to the table smoking and the dealer asked him to not blow the stop towards the players. I have allergies really bad. I love their energy and the kindness towards the players. I will make Ocean Casino my go to casino whenever I go to Atlantic City and I will definitely recommend this casino to my friends and family.

We loved it here! The hotel, the ambiance, the decor - everything was amazing…read more The concert venue is very new and comfortable. I wound definitely recommend coming to a show here. The casino, the bars, the food - there is so much to do! This resort has ocean views and plenty of spots where you can take in the scenery. I highly recommend this place!

The Claridge appears to be an older hotel. The elevators took forever to come down so I took the…read morestairs. The elevator also took forever to go up but I refused to walk ten flights up so I had to wait forever with a lot of people. The room was okay for just one night. No fluff- just a standard room.

I would stay here again. This has to be a historical landmark building. It's been around forever…read more Fortunately we had an ocean view corner room that was very spacious and offered beautiful sunsets. The gym is small and right next to the heated indoor pool. Dining, high roller dispensary, rooftop bar and so much more. A no frills kind of place but worth every penny. I found the staff to be friendly and helpful.

April at the front desk is amazing! Super friendly & helpful…read more Room was clean, for the time I was in there, it was quiet, but there again, it was mid-afternoon. Location was perfect! Comfy bed & pillows. And the view from the window was wonderful! The bad side - the several hours I was there, it was 84 degrees the entire time. I realize I was in the next to the top floor & science tells us that heat rises. The thermostat would only go down to 65, no more. Due to my plans changing & me being able to stay with a friend at a nearby hotel, I didn't bring it up to the front desk, but had I stayed the night, I definitely would have. I do recommend this location, but doubt I'll be back in AC for anything.

I'm writing this on behalf of my family who stayed at this hotel recently. They came from New York…read moreCity by bus to attend a concert they'd been looking forward to for a long time, but their experience at the Marriott completely ruined the trip. For the entire weekend -- from Friday afternoon until Sunday morning -- there was no hot water. They weren't able to shower at all. That's not just uncomfortable, it's unsanitary, especially when you're far from home with no easy way to leave. The hallways were hot and super humid, and the air quality was awful. On top of that, a power outlet in their room didn't even work, and the scariest part -- there was brown, sticky condensation (they described it smelling like old cigarettes) dripping onto their bedsheets and phone charger. That could've caused a fire. They told the hotel staff more than once, but no one seemed to care. No real response. No solution. Not even an apology. It's frustrating and honestly upsetting to know my family was stuck in that situation and felt ignored. They were excited for a fun weekend and ended up stuck in an uncomfortable, potentially unsafe room, with no hot water, and no support from the hotel. Very disappointed in Marriott for allowing this kind of thing to happen. I expected better from such a big name.

Stayed here for 2 nights to attend my NJMEA conference. Check in was very smooth, and the staff was…read morefriendly and helpful. I have a king size bed room. It is huge! I do not feel cramped at all. I am also facing the ocean, and being on a high floor I could see the waves. Too bad it was rainy and foggy much of the time. The hotel is aged. Many signage was missing letters. A big update is definitely needed and necessary. But the saddest part is all the memorabilia left by Miss America Organization. I bet it was really glorious and wonderful when MAO used to have it's office inside the hotel. Maybe one day they will come back. I did not venture out to the boardwalk or casinos. Did not feel safe walking around at night. AC really seems to have seen it's glory days.

Sort of convenient to the boardwalk if you don't mind walking a little extra to get there. This…read morehotel is old and it shows. Who in the world still has double beds. Service was odd. Staff watch you walk across the lobby without talking to you and seem confused that you might need something. Valet was even more odd, they had to use the keys to bring the car around and then had to try multiple keys to figure out which one was ours. Positive was the water pressure in the bathroom.

I visited Ovation Hall during my first-ever trip to Atlantic City. I was pleasantly surprised by…read morethe venue, and I'd definitely considering coming back for another show. I saw the Totally Tubular festival, which was a variety show of several 80s bands. (The original acts, not cover bands.) The venue is located inside the Ocean Casino Resort. Ovation Hall is medium sized--definitely not intimate, but also nothing like a true arena. Acoustics were pretty good, and there are giant TVs on each side of the stage to see closeups of the performers. Overall the show went smoothly, with only one or two minor technical glitches, which seemed pretty good for the first night of a showcase tour. A friend and I sat on the side of the venue and still had a clear view. I thought it was worth it for $50 tickets (per person). This was a winter show, so none of the summertime beach traffic. The casino was busy but not overwhelmingly so. It was pretty easy to find parking and locate the venue inside. (Also it's not very smoky inside.) There are drinks available in Ovation Hall itself as well as small snacks. You can get more substantial food outside in the casino. Overall, I had a good experience at Ovation Hall, and I'll keep it on my radar for future shows.

I have been to 33 Alice Cooper concerts spanning a period of 46 years. This is by far the worst…read morevenue I have seen him at. I thought that I was doing a good thing by buying aisle, second row seats using the artist presale code. My view was partially obstructed all night, with no ability of the band to migrate out that far left. Adding to that frustration was being right up against the audio stacks on the left, and they were obviously wireless because the sound kept dropping out like you were watching a movie and it was buffering. Speaking of buffering, the video screens behind the stage were lagging by a full second. I attempted to capture how bad the view and sound was in the attached images and video. Worst venue ever.

Yes, yes, yes! I said "Yes" to him, and then we said "Yes" to One Atlantic!…read more From the minute we walked into the venue for our initial visit, we were duly impressed. Swanky decor, elegant furniture, and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. Elizabeth showed us all they had to offer, and we knew this was the venue for us. Our vision was to have a less traditional wedding layout. We wanted the space to feel more like a lounge and less like a run-of-the-mill wedding reception (we requested couches and high-top tables mixed in with regular tables). One Atlantic worked with us to create and execute our unique vision. We had our wedding ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception at One Atlantic and it could not have been any more perfect. Eileen and Paul were FANTASTIC during the planning, right up until (and including) the day of our wedding. Every little detail came to fruition, and everything flowed beautifully. Glasses were kept full, the excellent food was free-flowing (we had a cocktail-style reception with small plates being butlered all night), and the acoustics made for a hopping good time on the dance floor. We even ordered 150 White House subs as part of our "to go" favor, and the One Atlantic team took care of it all for us. It was exceptional! We have received non-stop compliments about the venue, the friendliness of the staff, and the amazing food. Our guests had a phenomenal time! We truly had the best evening ever at One Atlantic. And how great is it that we can honestly say that the best wedding we've been to is our own? Right on! No party is too big nor too small for One Atlantic. Check them out and get ready to "Wow" the life out of your family and friends!

If I ever decide to get married in Atlantic City[1], I'd consider One Atlantic first and foremost…read more This venue is shiny. Sharp. Bright. Their freaking ballroom is surrounded by water. And it's wheelchair accessible! (Figured I'd toss that in.) Even if I don't decide to get married, this is an expansive space appropriate for pretty much any classy shindig, corporate, social, or otherwise. Find them at the Pier Shops at Caesars. Book them early, before I do. [1] Or married at all. Though I'm taking applications... hello, ladies.

I stayed at Resorts Casino Hotel for my birthday last week and had an overall great experience. The…read morevalet staff were very welcoming and helpful, and parking was convenient and free. The rooms were spacious and had beautiful views, even with the snow and cold weather. The casino area offered plenty to do, with several dining options. I was a little disappointed with the check-in staff, though. The young Asian woman at the front desk was extremely rude, which made me want to leave the hotel. Additionally, there was a random table in the hallway with a tablecloth and food that had been sitting there for more than 12 hours (if not longer). -- disgusting! Despite these issues, I still had a great birthday experience, but I do wish the check-in staff had been more welcoming.

Will not stay here again. I find it ridiculous they will not serve drinks while gambling unless you…read morehave one of their loyalty cards to prove how much money you spend. We had a hotel room, and spent the majority of our time on the slots. We are from out of state and this policy is alienating people who are not from the area. There were no perks to make us want to stay there again.

The building is beautiful and really speaks to the peak of Atlantic City's grandeur. I came around…read moreChristmas and there was a woman on the boardwalk promoting the tree display, so I went to check it out. It was cute a lot of local businesses decorated trees, and they looked so pretty lined up. I wished it was a bit better promoted than one boardwalk champion because it was pretty and festive. While I was there, I read some of the signs about the town's history. There were some great vintage signs and photos and a Mr. Peanut costume. Even if you are not here for an event, it's an informative little museum inside that's worth a few minutes of your time.

This was our second time attending a concert here. The first time was Twenty One Pilots in 2019…read more This time, Florence and the Machine was moved here from Philly with one week notice. The tickets RJ purchased were front row in our section, but with "limited view" which was described as "possible infrastructure or lighting". We thought oh no big deal, maybe some sound equipment or a railing. Ok, these should have been sold as completely obstructed view. An employee from down below handed new tickets to RJ after the concert started if we wanted to move. But the row is so small and tight, I am 5 ft tall and had no leg room. We were all jammed against the railing. We thought that was nice but wished it had happened before the concert started, or that she came to the row and got us out rather than handing them up to us. No way was I going to try to get out by making 12-14 people move 1 song into the concert. So we only know they were higher up, but did not use them. At least I could see if I leaned to the left, but RJ looked at the back of this camera man all night!