"When planning your holiday party,besides the ambiance,the food and beverage and the entertainment,it’s important to con- sider if your guests will stay after the party or if they will be driving home,”suggests Herschdorfer.“There is nothing like being able to retire to your luxury room that is just steps away after a great party. Being able to provide accommodations allows for attendees to turn their exciting holiday evening into a weekend stay, all while taking advantage of the wonderful property amenities such as spa services provided by Elizabeth Arden’s Red Door Spa."
"Caesars Entertainment has a variety of traditional ballrooms to alternative venues that allow groups to truly customize their holiday parties and events,” she continues. “For example, host a cocktail reception at one of our restaurants, such as Martorano’s or Gordon Ramsay Pub and Grill,followed by a grand holiday gala in the Harrah’sWaterfront Conference Center."
"At any of our three properties in Atlantic City, you will find amazing and diverse entertainment options,”adds Herschdorfer. “From the Circus Maximus Theater at Caesars Atlantic City,where you can enjoy the Atlantic City Ballet’s performance of The Nutcracker,to catching live band and DJs at theWildWildWest casino in Bally’sAtlantic City, there is something for everyone."
So, even when the weather outside is frightful, each of these venues will be so delightful! And with many offerings like on-site overnight accommodations or assistance in securing nearby room blocks, choosing casino resorts for holiday functions will have attendees feeling warm, relaxed and definitely in the spirit of the season!
Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 19
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