Was here recently, mid-week for 1 night. Haven't been here since they opened many years ago. The hotel has been renovated and done very nicely. I stayed in the old section, which does not compare to the new tower. The paint color and circus like carpet in the halls left something to be desired. But if you're able to get past this the room was large w/2 bathrooms and very clean and comfortable. I believe this was a mini-suite. The beds were comfortable as well. Breakfast here was good. The seating host was extremely accomodating and we found she has been working here for over 25 years. Had a great time and mid-week you could get to any table or slot without a problem. No crowds. The staff was friendly and accomodating. No complaints. I would go again but next time would request the new tower.

The New Tower is very nice but we had to call for wash cloths, nice tvs with AV inputs so the kids can watch dvds or play there playstation.
The Swimming Pool is on the ocean tower & closes too early. Steel Pier is close to the hotel.
They changed the menu & food they use to have (chicken & steak wraps both gone my kids even noticed the fries sit under a heat lamp like McDonalds& the burgers are diffrent) in both locations they dont care about the guests.
I suggest eating at Showboat or Ballys Wild West Buffets they are very good
Or go to Olive Garden or Red Lobster in Mays Landing both worth the drive:) if you have children with you.

Being a member of the Resorts players club, I gamble there a few times a year--but not a lot of money. So I get free room offers (mid-week only) for Resorts. I took them up for a free room on a Thursday night. When I checked in, I asked for the Rendezvous tower, which is the new (1-year old) hotel tower at Resorts.

These rooms are beautiful! They are very large hotel rooms, with extremely large bathrooms! I had a semi-comfortable king-sized bed, a lazy-boy type chair with ottoman, a desk with chair, and a very large cabinet for the TV, safe, mini-fridge and closet and clothes-drawers. Large windows look out either north or south.

The bathroom is awesome! A shower stall big enough for 5 people, high shower-head with plenty of water pressure. There is a separate "room" with a door for the toilet, and a double-sink vanity. There is also a shorter "vanity" (no sink) that could be used as a make-up desk. All this in a tastefully decorated marble design.

The elevators in this section are new, fast and clean. And you have to show your room key which makes it feel pretty secure.

The room was "comped", but in NJ, you still have to pay the taxes on the room, which is about $9 (nine dollars!). I'm sure the regular rate on this room could be over $100 (more on weekends!).

I didn't win much in the casino, so I'm sure that my gambling more than paid for the room, but at least I had more $$$ to gamble with, not having to pay for the room!

The front-desk person was very friendly, attentive and knowledgable. My pleasant requests were taken care of promptly and correctly.

If you haven't been to Resorts, I suggest checking them out! Join their players club, gamble once or twice, and look for the free room offers!

Our first trip to Atlantic City -- we were pleasantly surprised. Our room was spacious and nicely decorated. The hotel and casino were very nice, and staff was friendly and helpful. Location was great, connected to the Taj and Showboat. We definitely will return to Resorts.