Banquet set up for an event at Sands Hotel and Casino in Bethlehem, PA


to-table fare in an elegant dining room; Kuro serves contemporary artisanal dishes, Japanese beers and whiskeys, 30 sake brands and 110 wine labels; Song treats guests to plates from every region of China; Il Mulino showcases an Italian menu.


Meanwhile casual dining tempts the taste buds with choices like the famous White House Sub Shop, Fresh Harvest Buffet, and the YOUYU Noodle Bar.


As a casino resort known first and foremost to its devotion to music, Hard Rock’s gaming floor is infused with the sounds of classic rock-and- roll. Guests also can opt to exchange business suits for bathing suits and meeting chairs for lounge chairs at the property’s swimming pool, while enjoying favorite cock- tails.


Rock Spa® and Salon boasts 31 treatment rooms and a salon for a day that’s filled with luxurious pam- pering. And there are the replicas of


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rock icons, memorabilia and other treasures on view as guests revel in some of music’s greatest hits at The Rock Shop®.


Hard Rock’s “The Sound of Your Stay” is a first-of-its-kind audio pro- gram for hotel guests who want to indulge in a complimentary, in- room music amenity program com- prised of three components: Tracks, Picks and Wax.


Tracks® offers the opportunity to download a playlist and listen to favorite artists or to experience cut- ting-edge musicians. Picks® gives hotel guests the chance to rent Fender guitars, which are delivered right to the room. Wax® allows guests to checkout Crosley vinyl record players along with a collec- tion of records to enjoy during their stay.


From one of the boardwalk’s newest casino additions to one of the main- stay resorts that has been a fixture in Atlantic City since 1981 - Tropicana Casino and Resort. This


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