Enjoyed a fantastic stay at Revel in Atlantic City March 8-9, 2013. The rooms are spectacular and a great size, especially the bathroom with a huge walk in shower, double sinks and separate toilet. Our room on the 42nd floor was exceptionally clean with a beautiful ocean view. My only complaint would be that we could hear noise through the door coming from the hallway late a night. The staff was attentive and in good spirits. It's a huge property and there are security guards everywhere who can help you find your way. $5 parking for the entire stay plus free coffee and tea in morning was a nice touch. I highly recommend eating at Distro Cantina for tacos and Village Whiskey for their pickled appetizers and veggie burger. The casino floor was packed on Saturday night as a lot of guests arrived in the afternoon. We did most of our gambling next door at Showboat as it was a more chilled out crowd but did spend some time at the slots in Revel. We had a great time!

I went to Revel on 2-25 a monday. Our check in when smoothly we got there before check in time but the lady was nice enough to let us check in before. We got a room on the 44th floor. We ordered our room service as soon as we got there bc we were starving. Then we quicky stepped out to get something from the car. When we tried getting into our room the keys didn't work. I called down using the phone by the elevator the lady informed me i had to go back down with an id i was annoyed bc they should of sent someone up. My boyfriend goes down and comes back up with a bellmen who informs us that the lock is dead and we need to move. Now we had to go back down to get a new room. When we get to the front desk they inform us that they don't have a room high up but if not low I told them I was not going lower. The lady then rudely told me that they did us a courtsey by checking us in so early I told her its not so much a courtsey when your throwing it in my face. Luckily the guy was able to find us something on the same floor. He came up with us and we had told him to please call in room dining bc it probably would be sent up while we were down. When we got back up our door was open no one in it we grabbed our stuff and took it to our new room. Of course in room dining was tying to deliver our food and we weren't there had the gentleman at the front desk called them when we asked them it would of been avoided but he said we would have to call when we got up to our new room. Once we settled in our new room there was drilling noise i called their guests serivces all they did was apologize and informed us that someone was probably fixing a door and since check in was no until later it wasn't there fault. I told them I wanted to speak to a manager they told me one would call me. I waited an hour in the room no call. Room looked worn out for a hotel that just opened not impressed.We went out for dinner came back no call no message. Horrible service from the front desk, manager and customer care. The only one who was nice were the waitors and bartenders. Get it together.

Luxury accommodations with dramatic underlighting in both the bedroom and bath.A techies dream.All lights, TV,drapes controlled by remote.Floor to ceiling glass window with the most awesome ocean view.In room dining done wonderfully. Total non-smoking casino. Bask spa one of the best on the East Coast .Recommend the fusion massage. Well maintained gym not very busy .All staff very young ,professional and attentive to details. Hope to return soon!

This is an amazing hotel! The ambiance is so peacefully glam and serene. The staff is attentive and catering. The rooms are breathtaking and that bed, you will have a difficult time parting from the bed. I was there recently for a work conference February 27th-March 1st, 2013. Had I not had any presentations to do, I may have slept more than I should have! LOL I caution it is alot of walking as the restaurants and some areas are far off as this is a large resort. The casino didnt seem to have any action and the environment was somewhat depressing. I am not sure if there are more winners and actions on the weekend, but I know many of my collegues shared the same sentiment and refused to gamble there. The only complaint I have is the valet staff were rude, not all of them but most of them. Paying additional money to utilize that service, you expect VIP treatment. For all of that attitude, I could have self parked!!!! Overall, I would definitely recommend staying at the Revel, but gamble somewhere else, like the Showboat. :)