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- Caesars Atlantic City
- 2100 Pacific Ave. | Atlantic City, NJ 08401
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“The best Harrah's Casino/Hotel in AC, not close”
- Dec 18, 2009 MrAdventure79, West Chester, PA
- Service from staff was excellent. My wife and I stayed (and always stay) on weekDAYS. As with any busy casino in Atlantic City, the more people they have to deal... more »
- Service from staff was excellent. My wife and I stayed (and always stay) on weekDAYS. As with any busy casino in Atlantic City, the more people they have to deal with, the less likely you'll get the special attention you deserve. Special accommodations/requests are always met with a smile.
The room is the most comfortable, convenient and best among Harrah's properties in AC. If you are not sure where to use a Comp room, pick Caesar's. You will pay slightly more for food and amenities, but it is quite worth it.
The location is perfect, with access to great restaurants and other properties nearby. If you are a TABLE player, this is a great place to gamble as there are many more tables compared to other properties. Borgata does surpass Caesar's for the overall gambling experience, but Borgata's player's club is awful for low to mid level players, so if you like Total Rewards, this is the place to come.
The Pier at Caesar's offers fantastic restaurants, decent shopping and something to do if your luck goes south. Think of it as a mini shopping mall. This is especially useful in winter or colder months, when the Boardwalk isn't a viable option.
Again, the biggest downside at Caesar's is cost. If you're coming for a budget trip or one night stay, it probably isn't your best bet. Restaurants, Spa services, and table game limits are just a bit higher than other Harrah's properties, and more than most Atlantic City Casino/Hotel Resorts overall. « less
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“Would You Stay Here?” - Dec 14, 2009 ardvrks, New York
- Every year my wife and I attend the Realtor Triple Play conference in A/C. Over the last 7 or 8 years we have stayed at Caesar's Hotel & Casino. We... more »
- Every year my wife and I attend the Realtor Triple Play conference in A/C. Over the last 7 or 8 years we have stayed at Caesar's Hotel & Casino. We have always been pleased with our room and the service. I guess with the cutbacks, things (especially Client Service) have suffered. Upon checking in for 3 nights, we were given a room in the Temple South. This rooms view was the hotel lobby, and you could hear the slot machines in the room. After asking for a different room, we were given one in the Temple North wing (picture included). However the person a the desk must have been upset being asked for another room, as she expired our room keys the next day and we had to return to the lobby with all of our packages to get new keys made. Also, for some reason, the hot water in the Temple wings took about 5-10 minutes to reach the upper level floors. We did however receive a note from management that on Wednesday, there would be no hot water as major repairs were being performed. Guess what if it was supposed to get the hot water to the upper level floors faster, it didn't work. We were extremely disappointed with our stay. The only people that seemed to care anything about customer service was the woman at the Valet Desk, the Bellmen and the concierge folks in front of the hotel. « less
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caesarsac, Customer Relations CoordinatorThank you for taking the time to provide feedback on your recent trip to Caesar’s Atlantic City. Your comments are very important in helping us to ensure that the services and products we provide to our guests are constantly improving to meet and exceed your expectations.
Please know that we read every comment and listen to what our customers are saying. We value all feedback provided as a means of monitoring and enhancing the service we offer here at Caesar’s Atlantic City. Our goal is to provide a warm and hassle-free experience for all guests, so it is always disappointing when we hear otherwise.
We would like to address your specific concerns and ensure we make the appropriate changes that will not only meet but exceed your expectations. Please feel free to email us at harrahstripadvisor@harrahs.com. We do look forward to hearing from you about your stay.
Customer Relations Coordinator
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“Still Excellent, but Staff Cutbacks Show Through”
- Dec 7, 2009 JMoyer, Philadelphia
- Several years ago, this was clearly a 5 star property and one of the best in AC. It is still an excellent hotel and well worth worth visiting, but Atlantic... more »
- Several years ago, this was clearly a 5 star property and one of the best in AC. It is still an excellent hotel and well worth worth visiting, but Atlantic City in general and Harrahs/Caesars in particular are hurting financially and the corners being cut to save money show. Many of the little extras that put a hotel over the top are now missing from Caesars and the staff, while still friendly and hard working are clearly a little more harassed than before as they try to do the same jobs with fewer people.
The rooms in Caesars vary quite a bit depending upon which tower you are in. None are really bad, but there is a definite difference between the Centurion Tower rooms and the Temple Tower rooms as far as size and view are concerned. As with Casinos everywhere, the best rooms are reserved for the biggest gamblers. If you truly want a top flight room, you will need to either pay more for it if it is even available that way, or head to the casino on the first night and spend several hours playing $50 a hand black jack and then request an upgrade at the total rewards center.
Higher end players get other rewards as well including their own bar and lounge with free food, the ability to go to the front of the line at most property restaurants, free valet parking and other regular comps. This is just part of any casino experience and if you find yourself resenting the extra treatment those players are getting, just remind yourself that they probably had to lose a lot of money for those perks.
Caesars is second only to the Borgata in its variety of bars and restaurants. You will not get bored here. The third floor of the pier has a number of good restaurants ranging from the fancier Buddakan and Continental to a nice sports bar and Irish pub. You really can't go wrong with any of them. Inside the Casino are other choices such as Mortons, which is one of the best steakhouse chains in America, and Mia, a restaurant by the famed Philadelphia Chef Perrier. I have eaten at both and highly recommend them. Downstairs in the smoking area is a lively bar that attracts a younger crowd and has dancers behind the bar on weekends.
The Casino itself is starting to look a little worn in my opinion. Cut backs in staff mean a longer wait for drinks and fewer people cleaning up. Thus you will see empty drink glasses and filled ash trays at all hours of the day. There are also fewer tables available, as Caesars seems to prefer to have people waiting for a table than extra dealers being paid to not be dealing. But you will still find everything here that you can need to have a fun night gambling.
I travelled with my wife and seven year old daughter. Many people don't realize how great AC is for kids, even in the off season. During the summer of course, you have one of Jersey's best beaches and boardwalk. But even in the winter, you have places like the aquarium and nearby Story Book Land's Christmas lights to entertain the kids. Plus, AC has some of the best shopping anywhere all within easy walking distance of Caesars with the combination high end Pier stores and the huge outlet malls between Caesars and the convention center. Frankly it baffles me why AC doesn't advertise more to familys and try to tear people away from other Southern Jersey destinations, especially when they are struggling so much.
So in conclusion this is still a luxury property well worth visiting. In AC, there are not really any better than Caesars. I drop it from 5 to 4 stars simply because it no longer has those extra touches that most true 5 star luxury properties have. If you have never been there before, you probably will not notice their absence. I still highly recommend this for anyone looking for an exciting night out. « lessRead management response to this review.
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caesarsac, Customer Relations CoordinatorThank you for choosing Caesars Atlantic City as your place to stay! We’re pleased to hear you have enjoyed your stays with us. Please know that we read every comment and listen to what our customers are saying. We value all feedback provided as a means of monitoring and enhancing the service we offer here at Caesar’s Atlantic City. Our goal is to provide a warm and hassle-free experience for all guests.
We look forward to welcoming you back again soon! Thanks for being our guest!
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“Disappointed in the room. Could this really be #4 rated in AC???” - Dec 7, 2009 Kmmitchct, Philadelphia, pa
- My wife and I visited Friday December 4th for a much needed night away from the kids. I paid a little extra to be at a nicer hotel as we... more »
- My wife and I visited Friday December 4th for a much needed night away from the kids. I paid a little extra to be at a nicer hotel as we dont get away too often. And since Caesars is rated #4 on Trip Advisor I thought it would be the right fit.
End result is I wish I paid a little less to stay somewhere else. The number one reason is the room we were in was substandard.
The items we didnt like (starting with the worst)
- we had two tiny windows. I would estimate 2 to 3 feet wide each. The blinds they had on them clearly didnt fit right and they actually had plastic push pins (the ones that you would attach a piece of paper to a bulletin board with) running up the sides of them attaching the blinds to the wall. So it was not even possible to look out the window unless you removed the push pins. We did and then realized they were there because without them the blinds hung out very far and didnt cover the window.
- zero hot water available at 5pm on Friday evening
- several items run down including a lamp shade with cracks and holes in it
- issues with the heat control. Took several hours to warm the room up only a couple degrees
Things we liked...
- great location
- several great restaurants within walking distance
- we saw lionel richie at the event center which was a very nice, small venue
Overall I wish we paid a little less at one of the neighboring casinos and walked to Caesars for the concert and dinner. We definitely did not get a good room for what we paid. « lessRead management response to this review.
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caesarsac, Customer Relations CoordinatorThank you for taking the time to provide feedback on your recent trip to Caesar’s Atlantic City. Your comments are very important in helping us to ensure that the services and products we provide to our guests are constantly improving to meet and exceed your expectations.
Please know that we read every comment and listen to what our customers are saying. We value all feedback provided as a means of monitoring and enhancing the service we offer here at Caesar’s Atlantic City. Our goal is to provide a warm and hassle-free experience for all guests, so it is always disappointing when we hear otherwise.
We would like to address your specific concerns and ensure we make the appropriate changes that will not only meet but exceed your expectations. Please feel free to email us at harrahstripadvisor@harrahs.com. We do look forward to hearing from you about your stay.
Customer Relations Coordinator
Atlantic City Operations « hide
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“Good Rooms, Spotty Customer Service, No Napkins”
- Dec 1, 2009 UKstages, New York, NY
- i come not to bury caesars, but to praise it. that being said, customer service at this hotel is pretty darn inconsistent. (more about that in just a bit.) i... more »
- i come not to bury caesars, but to praise it.
that being said, customer service at this hotel is pretty darn inconsistent. (more about that in just a bit.)
i stay at caesars a lot... in fact, i'm there 25 or 30 times a year. i'm an elite member within their "total rewards" player loyalty program, so i don't pay for the room, even on weekends. but even if i were paying for the room, i'd still stay there.
the location is among the very best on the boardwalk and caesar's has some of the nicest rooms (particularly the centurian tower) that you're likely to find in AC. they also have some rooms that are not quite as nice, but they are still good rooms. most of the rooms in the much-derided temple tower have been renovated and the ones i've been in all have comfortable bedding and quality maid service and in-room amenities. it's true, however, that some of those rooms have no view, a limited view or a lobby view. but you'll find that in almost any hotel... not every room can have a stunning ocean view!
i almost always get a room in the centurian tower, but i've also stayed in the temple tower a number of times and have never had a bad room there, either. (the elevator service in the temple tower, however, can be very slow at peak times.) i've not had a truly bad room yet, although i have had peeling wall paper in some centurian tower rooms and problems with noisy neighbors (heard through the connecting doors of an adjoining room). you'll also find this in just about every hotel, too.
there are alarm clock/ipod dock thingies in most rooms, but they often don't work properly... either the clock is broken or the ipod dock doesn't connect properly or charge properly. one time, there was no alarm clock/ipod dock in the room and i called down to report it because i didn't want to be charged for it, but also because i wanted it replaced. they said they had none left. i asked if they could just send up a regular alarm clock. they said they would, but it never arrived.
there are also rooms with very poor wifi connectivity and i've had to change my room on two occasions because of this.
this past weekend i was in a corner centurian room, which is among the largest rooms they have, outside of the ocean tower suites. the room was just fine, although i was on a low floor with no view, except for the parking lot. i have stayed in the corner room on the opposite side of the hall and that room (any CT room ending in "36") has a great ocean view.
i'm confused when i look at trip advisor reviews and read how disappointed people sometimes are with the rooms at caesars. as at any casino hotel, the room you get will be determined by your player status, the price (if any) you played for the room, how fully booked the hotel is on the day you arrive and the time you arrive. each customer at caesars will no doubt have a different experience.
my best advice is to book the cheapest room you can find and then put a specific request in the comments field like "high floor, far from elevator, if possible." these things do get looked at on the day of or the day before arrival and - if they can accommodate - they will by blocking a room that meets your needs. or simply ask politely at check-in.
but again, the price you pay and/or your player status will probably be the most important factors in determining the room you get.
the restaurants at caesars are all pretty good, with one glaring exception: the buffet. it is not the best of the buffets at the atlantic city properties owned by harrah's. in fact, it's definitely the worst... a lot of the food is barely cooked, fried to a crisp or steamed till its limp, it's overall pretty tasteless and unattractively presented to boot. you'd be better off getting in a cab or a jitney and going to harrah's or the borgata, which both have outstanding buffets. also much better are bally's (right next door to caesars) and showboat (a brisk fifteen minute walk down the boardwalk).
nero's is great and their sunday brunch is phenomenal. cafe roma (the coffee shop) is also good. i do feel like i'm in a shopping mail when i eat at mia, as it's located just off the very busy lobby, but the food is good. kwi, their asian noodle restaurant is very good and has the added advantage of being open very late. primavera is their italian eatery and it delivers about what you'd expect... traditional italian fare. i've never eaten at morton's, but i hear it's good and they have a bar menu, with burgers and snacks.
all the restaurants are pretty expensive with inflated casino prices, however, so use reward points to pay for your meals, if you have them. unlike most casinos, caesars has no casual quality restaurant or sandwich shop, unless you count cafe roma or the buffet (i don't). this is a real problem if you just want to grab a bagel or a light snack. they do have a cart during the day in the lobby that sells bagels, coffee and fruit, but if you really want a bagel you're better off going next door to gertie's (at bally's), where you can get much better bagels (and donuts.)
i keep reading in reviews about the mixed level of customer service at caesars. these reviews usually include a comment about how you have to be a "high roller" to get good service. well, i'm here to tell you... i'm a mid-level to high roller at harrah's properties and i frequently get very bad service at caesars!
the fact is they've cut staff to bare bones levels (waiters, cocktail servers, slot attendants, maids, porters, custodial staff).
hit a jackpot at 3 AM or 6 AM and you'll have to wait a good twenty minutes for someone to arrive, then another twenty minutes or more for them to bring you your cash. where's the sense in that? that's time you could be playing!
also, you can go two hours or more on the casino floor without ever being asked if you want a drink. last thursday afternoon (thanksgiving), i was playing a video poker machine and went an entire three hours before someone took a drink order. granted, they were particularly short-staffed due to the holiday, but isn't that a bit ridiculous?
on saturday, someone arrived promptly to ask me if i wanted a drink. i ordered a diet pepsi. it never came. there was no shift change... i saw the same waitress on the floor about an hour later, when i ordered it again. i've actually resorted to bringing my own soda and water onto the casino floor.
and the bean counters at caesars have mandated incredibly stupid changes, like replacing the "quality" napkins you used to get at the buffet with the thinnest napkins imaginable (you can actually see through them).
this is the life i was meant to live?
and exactly where is the cost savings when you have to request twenty of them just to get through a meal?
speaking of napkins, on friday, i went to their diamond club, which is a place where premium players can get a free drink and grab a bite to eat. the fact is the atlantic city properties owned by harrah's have some of the finest diamond lounges in the country. while other casinos in the harrah's network serve pretzels and potato chips, you can still get substantial food at all AC locations, usually soup, a hot entree or two and some mini sandwiches, along with some tasty cakes and cookies. caesars is no exception.
so, what's the problem?
well, i was inside the lounge twenty-two minutes and i was never approached by a waitress to ask me if i'd like anything to drink. i actually finished my meal without a drink. OK, not too much of a problem (i'm getting kind of used to this at ceasars, it has happened before).
but the real problem is that you can't get a napkin.
the bean counters late last year or early this year instituted another change: the napkins, which used to be available on the buffet line at the diamond club, are now distributed by your server. but if your server never arrives, you have no napkins!
the silly thing is when the server does arrive, he or she will give you a fistful of napkins, more than you could possibly use and far more than most people would take on their own. again, where is the savings? and is this really the best policy to have in place if you can't guarantee that a waitress will be at your table within five minutes? am i really supposed to eat my entire meal without a napkin?
the other silly thing is that if you go next door to bally's or up the boardwalk to showboat, both of which are owned by the same parent company as caesars, you can have as many damn napkins as you like in their diamond lounges... they're freely available right by the plates and silverware. go figure. clearly the vice president of napkin distribution hasn't yet been to those properties. or his memo got lost in the mail.
now, the staff at the diamond lounge at caesars is - by and large - terrific. i don't blame them at all. but with cutbacks, they've been stretched incredibly thin. most days, there is a long line to enter the diamond lounge and customers are kept waiting as long as twenty or thirty minutes. but once you get inside, you'll find the place is half-empty, sometimes even with sections roped off. the wait to get in is apparently because there is no staff to serve the customers.
on saturday, i returned to the diamond lounge. a waitress approached after about ten minutes (napkins, yes!) and i ordered a diet pepsi and a virgin strawberry daiquiri with no whipped cream. a few minutes later, the daiquiri arrived, but no diet pepsi. she said she forgot, but she'll be right back with it. when she returned, i told her the virgin strawberry daiquiri had liquor in it. she apologized and brought me another... with whipped cream.
again, i think very highly of the staff who work at the diamond lounge... it's not easy working the lounge where many customers think they're special and many are in miserable moods because they've just lost a lot of money. it's not the easiest job in the world. but as good as the waitstaff is, they are clearly being stretched too thin.
i also think highly of the housekeeping staff, but i did have an incident this weekend that's worth noting. the one thing that hotel staff should obey at all times is a "do not disturb sign."
but at about 2 PM on friday, there was a knock on my door and simultaneous with the knock and the cry of "housekeeping!" the door was opened by a housekeeping supervisor, who wanted to know if i wanted my room made up. i pointed to the do not disturb sign (it's actually a small red light at caesars) and she apologized, but she said a lot of people forget to turn the light off. she told me to turn the green housekeeping light on when i leave to get maid service.
i said i wouldn't do that because it's an advertisement to thieves that the room was empty. she was puzzled by that... it made no sense to her... she had never heard that before. then she argued with me and said that's the only way that her staff knows the room needs to be made up! i told her to have someone come back; that i would be leaving in two minutes.
the maid service is top notch at caesars and i have no complaints about that. they also tend to be incredibly appreciative of a $2 or $5 daily tip. i frequently get handwritten notes of thanks from the maids at caesars. (i guess not that many people tip the maids.)
but what can you say about the quality of a hotel when when a supervisor opens a door to a guest room with virtually no warning?
i enjoy my stays at caesars and have received some very fine service and special touches from the check-in staff and the people who run their events. but, ultimately, i will go elsewhere - not because i won or lost, but because the casino floor and the rest rooms are filthy, somebody entered my room when they shouldn't have and because i can't get a drink or a napkin!
at some point somebody at caesars is going to have to realize that this is a customer focused business. caesars (and its corporate parent) is being penny-wise and pound-foolish with all these staff cutbacks and reduced restaurant hours and closings.
and with diminishing payback percentages in the casino (for slots and video poker), incredibly poor ventilation in the "non-smoking" sections of the casino and terrible service at almost every customer touch point, they're driving away some of their best customers. (and the likelihood is that they won't attract any new ones, either.) « less
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“Nice place, but not memorable”
- Nov 26, 2009 Watthree, Brooklyn, New York
- We had the opportunity to stay here for two nights in November, 2009. Overall, it was a fairly enjoyable stay. Staff: The front desk staff was very friendly and efficient... more »
- We had the opportunity to stay here for two nights in November, 2009. Overall, it was a fairly enjoyable stay.
Staff: The front desk staff was very friendly and efficient when I checked in. There was a line but they got through it very quickly. Because the hotel is so large, the woman who I spoke with gave me a quick run down on how to get around, which was helpful. Housekeeping staff did a good job, although our room didn’t get cleaned until after 3:00 even though we were out all morning.
Facilities: We stayed in the South Tower. The room was very nicely done and the beds were so comfortable. I liked the bathroom a lot, including the roomy shower. Could have been more room by the sink to put things, but otherwise, the room was great. Nice flat screen television, too. However, we had no view…we looked at a ventilation unit. Wasn’t too bad because we weren’t hanging out in the room, but at over $250/night, some view would have been nice. I did like how quiet and dark the room was at night. Slept great both nights!
Not much of a gambler but did play some slots; that was fine.
I used the gym twice, well actually once because they closed it at 6:30 on Friday night. The gym is very nice, but they charge you for it.
Highlights: The location is pretty good. It’s easy to get to other casinos and you can get to the pier shops without leaving the building. The pier shops are very nice and there are some great restaurants. I enjoyed watching sports at Game On.
Areas for improvement: I liked the room and the facilities were nice and kept very clean. I didn’t like paying for the gym and for internet access after paying a pretty high price for the room, but I understand they make money off of those services. However, closing the gym at 6:30 or even 7:00 in the evening doesn’t make sense to me.
Overall impression: I would recommend Caesar’s and would stay here again. I’d probably see if I could get a better deal, maybe join their player’s club or something and I’d also try to avoid staying in the South Tower so I could get a view.
Nearby transportation: I took the train from NYC and decided to walk to the hotel. Another person who was on the train who took a cab got there the same time I did, so if you don’t have a lot of luggage, it’s an easy five minute walk from the train station. « less
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“Good stay” - Nov 25, 2009 OliviaP1, New York City, New York
- Nice hotel with a lot of amenities. Bathroom clean and modern, room was comfortable and bed was also. In the Casino a lot of smoke (as usual in Atlantic City).... more »
- Nice hotel with a lot of amenities. Bathroom clean and modern, room was comfortable and bed was also. In the Casino a lot of smoke (as usual in Atlantic City). Overall a very good experience, will come back to it if in Atlantic City. « less
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“Caesars is the Best”
- Nov 20, 2009 LuckyManMaryland, Maryland
- Caesars is the best in Atlantic City. From the moment they take your car until the time you leave you are treated wonderfully. The rooms are always clean and serviced... more »
- Caesars is the best in Atlantic City. From the moment they take your car until the time you leave you are treated wonderfully. The rooms are always clean and serviced promply. The Primavera resaurant and Neros Grille are about the best in Atlantic City. Cafe Roma has a great staff and good food for breakfast and lunches. the Pier also has good places to eat and you are minutes from the outlets at the "Walk" where you can find just about anything you want. I will not stay any where else from here on out. « less
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caesarsac, Customer Service CoordinatorHello LuckyManMaryland
Thank you for choosing Caesars Atlantic City as your place to stay! We’re pleased to hear you enjoyed your stay with us. We look forward to welcoming you back again soon! Thanks for being our guest!
Sincerely,
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“Stick to Vegas for Customer Service!”
- Nov 15, 2009 gamblingggirl, Minnesota
- Recently, we stayed at Caesars Atlantic City for two nights- as a Total Rewards diamond member - the price was right. Hotel is nice enough and room was nice (ocean... more »
- Recently, we stayed at Caesars Atlantic City for two nights- as a Total Rewards diamond member - the price was right. Hotel is nice enough and room was nice (ocean view room in Centurion Tower) - but Caesars seems to forget that the entertainment and hotel business is about the "customer"...customer service is greatly lacking. Claude at hotel registration was arrogant and condescending. Stay away from the hotel cafe unless you want to leave feeling as crabby as most of the staff, especially the manager and hostesses. Don't bother trying for room service as you will starve before it arrives. I know the economy has hit Atlantic City very hard but one would think this would encourage the hotels/casino to try even harder to keep customers and not drive them away - yet there is an air of indifference and inattention to the customer. Bally's next door was much more welcoming and inviting with friendly and attentive staff and we wished we had stayed there.
The Pier shops and restaurants (connected to Caesars) was interesting. We tried the Irish tavern (Trinity) and Sonsies, which had good food and good service - but were sadly and eeriely empty for a Thursay and Friday night. The Pier extends over the ocean with nice numerous viewing areas and outside decks.
We found the experience in Atlantic City to be very different than what we experince in Las Vegas. Caesars in Las Vegas is outstanding and I guess we expected the same great customer service in Atlantic City. We are frequent Las Vegas travelers and enjoy the atmosphere there much more - everyone seems to be having much more fun - patrons and staff alike. We have had great experiences at all of the Harrah's properties in Las Vegas, which we have stayed at numerous times (Caesars, Bally's, Harrah's, Flamingo) - plus, there is much more to do there. I guess if you are a serious gambler and don't care about good food (in the casino), good service, or a friendly atmosphere - Atlantic City will work for you. « less
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“Always great to stay at Caesars”
- Nov 12, 2009 burg1970, Baltimore
- Again I stayed at Caesars for the 4th time this year only for one nite. I always enjoyed the luxury of Caesars. I enjoy the room on the 35th floor... more »
- Again I stayed at Caesars for the 4th time this year only for one nite. I always enjoyed the luxury of Caesars. I enjoy the room on the 35th floor of the Centurion tours. I do not know how the other towers are but Centurion is the best it is so convenient to everything.I lover everything about Caesars I will not stay anywhere elese when I travel to A.C. I tried Bally's Showboat and Resorts but nothing compares to Caesars. Once again Bravo for keeping things up to date and perfect for my stay. See you very soon. « less
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