Caesars Atlantic City Hotel & Casino Reviews
2100 Pacific Ave
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
(609) 348-4411
Official posts from Caesars Atlantic City are for those who are 21+ only.
2100 Pacific Ave
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
(609) 348-4411
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Sophistication. Style. The all-new Toga Bar is Atlantic City’s premier social destination. Toga’s first-class ultra lounge experience has what it takes to satisfy your late night desires.
The Atlantic City Tattoo Expo continues its 12 year tradition or art and ink in Atlantic City New Jersey November 4th thu the 6th on the 6th floor of Bally’s Casino and Resort on the center of the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Better known as “Drawin’ the Wild Card,” one of the east coast longest running tattoo expos finds its way to Bally’s Atlantic City’s. The 2015 hosted on the 6th floor ballroom of Bally’s is surrounded by casino gaming, amazing eateries and home to a 1200 room hotel, making this a perfect host partner for the 2015 event. The 2016 Expo will feature tattooist and ink aficionados from around the planet as they converge on Atlantic City to leave their mark. This year’s event will highlight art and ink as we celebrate the artist and the canvas that adorn them. The Atlantic City Tattoo Expo will feature something for everyone, live entertainment, tattoo contest, seminars, parties and meet and greets. 5,000 plus attendees are expected to assemble over the week at Bally’s, invading this game space for the love of Art and Entertainment. While the main focus of the expo (www.actattooexpo.com) is the opportunity to meet (and get tattooed by) over 80-plus tattoo artists from around the globe, the expo also offers a chance to check out unique exhibitors including a variety of clothing, jewelry and novelty vendors. The event also promises to astonish and amaze with its circus antics, pin up contest, tattoo contests and the return of the always entertaining “Stupid $hit People do for Money” as well as interactive art programs with tattoo artist Chris Dingwell. This year’s event will also feature an after party hosted by Bally’s own Blue Martini. Featuring side show personalities and Philly burlesque troop Peek a Boo Review (peekaboorevue.com) The 2016 event will play host to a wide range of tattoo “reality” personalities including past and present Ink Master contestants such as Sarah Miller, James Vaughn and Halo. Tattoo Rescues Joey Tattoo will be also be joining the festivities along with Tattoo Nightmares Jasmine Rodriguez. The expo offers a unique opportunity to meet as well as get tattooed by these off the wall reality TV tattoo personalities and many others at Bally’s all weekend long. The Atlantic City Tattoo Expo is open to the public and held on the 6th Floor Ballrooms at the Bally’s Casino & Resort Atlantic City, Admission is $20 for a one-day pass, $35 for a two-day pass and $40 for a three-day pass. An adult must accompany anyone under the age of 18. Kids under 12 get in free with a parent or guardian.
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The Claridge Hotel and Brighton Park hold a rich and significant place in American history. The property is centrally situated on arguably the most desirable plot of land in Atlantic City. In the late 1700’s the founder of Atlantic City, Jeremiah Leeds, built his family settlement on this plot of land. Atlantic City remained basically farmland owned by the Leeds’ family until Dr. Pitney moved his medical practice to the island in the early 1800’s. Renowned for its healing properties, Atlantic City enjoyed an explosion in popularity over the next hundred years. By the early 1900’s two railroads were bringing visitors to the famed city by the sea. The northern track dropped passengers off at Tennessee Avenue and the southern track brought its passengers to Arkansas Avenue. Between these stations the original hotels formed the much-desired strand, which gave Atlantic City is reputation as the “playground of the gilded age”. The most famous and by far grandest of Atlantic City’s illustrious hotels was the Claridge Hotel. The 24-story hotel opened in 1930, during the great depression. General Electric provided the Fountain of Light that was in the center of Brighton Park, in front of the Claridge, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the invention of the light bulb by Thomas Edison. In the Boardwalk Empire era the Claridge was known as the “Skyscraper By the Sea” because of the Manhattanesque design. At 370 feet tall, the Claridge was the tallest building in New Jersey, earning it the nickname, “Skyscraper by the sea”. It was also the first and only hotel to have running hot and cold, fresh and salt water, as salt water was believed to have health-giving properties. The famous Philadelphia builder, John McShain, built the Claridge and spared no expense in doing so. Although based in Philadelphia, McShain had a strong presence in Washington, DC. He would go on to build the Pentagon, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Roosevelt Library in Hyde Park (NewYork), and the renovation of the White House. During the early 1940’s Atlantic City turned many of its hotels over to the United States government to aid in the efforts of World War II. In order to serve this country, the Claridge housed The United State’s Air Force. The military occupation of Atlantic City came to an end towards the close of 1943 and in November of this year, the attention of the Free World was on Atlantic City and the Claridge Hotel. As the most elegant hotel in Atlantic City, the Claridge was chosen to host delegates from 44 nations who were gathering to hold what may have been the most important international conference of the time, the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration World Conference. The purpose of this conference was to “shorten the war and save the peace”. At this conference, three of the most important participants against the Axis Powers signed a pact: for Russia the Soviet Ambassador Andrei A. Gromyko, for Great Britain the British Ambassador Lord Halifax, and for the United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt were all in agreement. At the close of this conference during the final plenary meeting of the UNRRA, held on December 1, 1943, the representative from Poland stated, “I am sure of voicing the opinion of all my colleagues in this council meeting when I say that we shall bring away with us from Atlantic City a feeling of warm gratitude and appreciation to His Honor the Mayor, the Commissioners, the so friendly citizens of this bracing ocean resort, and the management and staff of the Hotel Claridge… WHEREAS, the Council is appreciative of the attractive surroundings in which it has met and of the gracious hospitality extended to its members and their staffs.” Affable service in elegant settings has continued to draw visitors to this Manhattenesque hotel for many years to come. The glamorous Marilyn Monroe stayed at the Claridge during the fifties when she was grand marshal of the annual Miss America Pageant. Other famous guests included Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Princess Grace of Monaco, Al Capone, and Nucky Johnson. Close to eight decades and many owners later, service remains central to the new management’s core values. As of February of 2014, TJM Atlantic City has taken the reigns as the newest owners of this historic hotel. TJM Atlantic City’s vision for the future of “The New Claridge” will be a dedication to preserving the glamour, charm and rich history of this landmark while adding new and exciting amenities for guests. A complete renovation project is scheduled to restore the original elegance and flare of the property – the very same charm that once attracted the likes of international dignitaries, Marilyn Monroe, Princess Grace and many others.
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Wake up early and enjoy free Daybreak Continental Breakfast and a free USA Today, or sleep in late and grab a fresh cup of coffee from our lobby before you go. Share details of your trip with friends, family or co-workers using free Wi-Fi Internet access. We offer handicapped-accessible rooms and auxiliary aids for persons with disabilities.
FantaSea Resorts is the premier non-gaming vacation provider in the Northeast United States and one of the largest privately owned hospitality companies established in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It develops, markets and sells vacation ownership and hotel accommodations with superior guest services and amenities. The company’s three resort properties, Flagship, Atlantic Palace and La Sammana are located in South Jersey and serve more than 45,000 Owners. FantaSea Resorts is headquartered in the Northeast Inlet of Atlantic City, employs over 500 people regionally, and has received an A+ rating by the Better Business Bureau.
24hr gaming resort located on the beach & boardwalk features 2,046 hotel rooms, 25+ restaurants/bars, 25 shops & MORE! Official posts are for those 21+.
The Chelsea ushers in a new era of Atlantic City chic, re-imagining the fabled heyday of “America's Playground” for the savvy modern traveler. The first non-gaming hotel to grace the Boardwalk since the 1960s, the Chelsea captures imaginations by conjuring the long-lost glamour and sophistication of this seaside resort town as a magical retreat where leisure and luxury come together in a perfect blend of great service, true comfort, and alluring spaces. Intimate and exciting, the Chelsea exudes that rare sense of ease in a place that, at every turn, affords its guests the choice of pampered privacy, casual mingling and people watching, or an energized social scene. In its 20 stories, the Chelsea offers cozy fireplace lounges, happening bars, and poolside cabanas. Destinations within this destination include Two signature restaurants, a saltwater inspired spa, a fitness center, and a pristine beach with the only full beach service in Atlantic City, providing luxurious towels, lounge chairs, and umbrellas exclusively for guests of the Chelsea. The Chelsea's myriad common areas encourage socializing in an array of gathering spots to match any mood. Throughout the hotel, every detail is highlighted by a design and spirit that recall the classic era of Atlantic City's mythic past. From the dark wood paneling, colorful furniture, and dramatic fireplace of the main lobby to the intimacy of the Game Room to the pulsating vibe and cocktail culture of C5 and the Cabana Club, the Chelsea's design is evocative and comfortable at the same time. The Chelsea Hotel on the Atlantic City Boardwalk Click image to enlarge Timeless Traditions Live On Atlantic City and the Atlantic Ocean itself are not just backdrops to the Chelsea; they are part of the hotel's very soul, from expansive ocean views to the saltwater-inspired spa (opening in 2009) to evocative design that connects the Chelsea with the town's storied past.
The Chelsea Pub and Inn is an eclectic Victorian located less than a block from the Atlantic City Boardwalk and across the street from the Tropicana Casino. For over 30 years, visitors to Atlantic City have been enjoying drinks and food in our 24 hour pub and grill and spending nights upstairs in our conveniently located Inn. The history of our location goes back much further than our 30 years here. The building was formerly Grossman's Kosher Hotel in the Atlantic City of old. We have kept the charm of our beautiful property- with its crooked stairs and floors, enhanced by recent renovations and themed rooms, which include all the modern comforts. Come and visit us for the night, weekend, or even just a cocktail.
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