The Atlantic Room at Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City, NJ
The Pool also features seven hot tubs and 12 cabanas, and is available as a special event venue for up to 2,000 guests. Groups can book sections of
The Pool to enjoy an
already scheduled entertainer or do a full- buy out and bring in entertainment of their own choosing.
In addition, The Concert Venue at Harrah’s Atlantic City features a multitude of shows. Groups can get tickets to both concerts and comedy shows, or the venue can be used as a special event space for a general session or for entertainment of up to 1,200 people.
"Our brand-new Fitness Center is another great feature of Harrah’s Atlantic City,” asserts van der Molen. “It offers more than 40 state- of-the-art machines from which to choose. It is open 24-hours a day to accommodate any meeting attendee’s busy schedule. Harrah’s Atlantic City also features the Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa, which offers 23 treat- ment rooms and is a perfect way to wind down after a long day."
The Beach Bar and Wild Wild West at Bally’s are two great special event venues options for groups. A
meeting planner can host a
cocktail reception at either location with The Beach Bar located right on the water and Wild Wild West at the center of Bally’s.
Caesars Atlantic City is directly connected to the Playground Pier, which features great shops and restaurants. Harrah’s Atlantic City has retail options inside the hotel and is only a five-minute drive to Tanger Outlets - The Walk with a complimentary shuttle available to transport attendees.
"Harrah’s Atlantic City offers 2,590 spacious guest rooms and luxurious suites, each pro- viding magnificent views of the city and bay,” notes van der Molen. “Caesars Entertainment invested $30 million into its Bayview Tower rooms. The rooms and suites are exquisitely appointed and designed with the business traveler’s comfort in mind.
The roomy
accommodations feature a beautiful tiled foyer, soaring ceiling, contemporary furnish-
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