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Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa

4.4(30K)google
3.5(1.5K)yelp
Free(Free entry to the main casino floor (must be 21+). Spa treatments and overnight lodging are charged separately)
Date SpotYouth-FriendlyNight-FriendlyIndoorSpaLuxuryLocal FavoritePerformanceConcertLive Music

Overview

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is a hotel, casino, and spa in Atlantic City, New Jersey. It is owned by Vici Properties and operated by MGM Resorts International. The casino hotel features 2,798 rooms and is the largest hotel in New Jersey.

Practical Info

Every dayOpen 24 hours
Suggested Duration0.5-1 day
Best TimeOpen 24/7 year-round. Friday and Saturday nights from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM are the absolute gold standard for experiencing high-energy gaming and live entertainment. Overhead grand lobby lighting strikes the breathtaking, vibrant Dale Chihuly blown-glass sculpture installations flawlessly, backlighting the bustling premium fine dining crowds for luxury photos.
Getting TherePerfectly situated in the Marina District at 1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City. Driven access via the Atlantic City Expressway is seamless; take Exit 1 for the Marina Tunnel Connector, which channels vehicles straight into the resort's sprawling climate-controlled self-parking structure or valet decks. Features designated rideshare drop-off lanes.

Travel Tips

  • Situated in the Marina District away from the main beachfront strip; transit to the boardwalk requires an Atlantic City Expressway drive or boarding the green-line Jitney Marina shuttle loop.
  • Standard self-parking incurs a flat facility fee for non-hotel guests; mitigate this cost by scanning an active MGM Rewards tier card or requesting validation at fine dining venues.
  • Post-concert crowds at the Event Center trigger extreme rideshare surge pricing and cellular delays; bypass by directly routing to the designated lower-level taxi dispatch queue.

Reviews

Positive
  • Undoubtedly the best casino hotel in AC, featuring a massive gaming floor, endless slots, and an excellent ventilation system that keeps smoke at bay.
  • Rooms are clean with excellent views, the high-end dining like Angeline's is amazing, and the staff maintains a very professional standard.
  • The indoor pool, hot tub, and spa facilities are luxurious and pristine, offering a top-tier relaxation experience in the area.
  • The property attracts a higher-end clientele and crowd compared to older AC casinos, with top-notch entertainment lineups and nightlife.
Heads up
  • The hotel is isolated from the main Atlantic City Boardwalk; you must take a cab or drive if you want to visit the beach or other casinos.
  • The resort is massive, but the indoor directional signage is very unclear, causing new guests to frequently get lost trying to find elevators.
  • There are too many hidden fees, including steep resort fees and pricey weekend parking, and room comps are much harder to get for casual players.
  • For travelers with mobility issues, the immense walking distances and sprawling layout can be physically exhausting.