Remember Me
forgot your password?

Atlantic City Bets Big on Luxury Outlets Pulling in the Crowds

Generally for people who think of luxury and wealth, Atlantic City never comes to mind; however, with recent additions in the past few years, Atlantic City has been able to get back on the luxury path. It appears as thought people now want to visit Atlantic City again, Despite the general economic slowdown at the city, the number of luxury and upscale outlets have increased. So who’s at the forefront of this awakening?

Borgata Hotel is one of the greatest additions to Atlantic City, or should it be called the Borgata Hotel, Casino, Spa, Shopping Center, Restaurant, Bar and Club! Whichever way you look at it, the Borgata Hotel has risen to the status of one of the biggest luxury attractions in Atlantic City. The Borgata Hotel was built in 2003. It is the most recent hotel addition to Atlantic City. Actually, the first in thirteen years. The hotel provides 2,000 rooms. It was specifically designed to become a rival of the popular hotels of cities such as Las Vegas and NYC. The hotel has a casino, thirteen restaurants, an event center, a club, a bar, a spa, and eleven stores to purchase clothing and accessories. They also have plans to add a water club. The Borgata has definitely brought luxury back to a city that seemed to be growing duller and duller with the passage of time.

Trump Taj Mahal is another hotel that has brought renown and popularity to Atlantic City among the luxury-travelers. It offers penthouse suites and lanai suites for those with deep pockets. These rival the best in the east coast. The Taj Mahal has restaurants, a casino, and a spa. The luxury spa at the Taj Mahal is one of the best. I would call it a close competitor to the Bally’s spa. It offers seaweed wraps, deep tissue massages, aromatherapy, and other types of health and fitness services.

Another luxury hotel at Atlantic City is the Bally’s hotel. Bally’s is a four-star hotel that towers over the Boardwalk. The hotel has a casino, a spa, 1240 rooms, an indoor pool and Jacuzzi, VIP indoor parking, VIP valet service, upscale places to shop, a large 18-hole golf course, an aerobic studio. It also has sixteen restaurants and that’s a lot even by the extravagant casino standards. Of the sixteen, four of them focus on the culture and cuisine of the American West and the other twelve are gourmet restaurants. Bally’s also offers live entertainment venues and upscale poker tournament venues.

The rise of comfort in Atlantic City, New Jersey casts off its shell of dullness that had started to form over the last decade. This new surge will hopefully help the city move past the recent nationwide economic slowdown. Traditionally, Atlantic City has always lagged behind Las Vegas and New York City. Hotels like the Borgata and the Taj Mahal are closing this gap and providing a rich look to the City. Check them out and enjoy on your next trip!

David Kaleky

David Kaleky owns and operates the leading Atlantic City portal http://www.atlanticcity.com which has protected user-reviews about Atlantic City Hotels and Shows http://www.atlanticcity.com/shows.htm

Rate this Article: 5 / 5 stars - 1 vote(s)
Print Email Re-Publish

Add new Comment



Captcha

  • Latest Travel Articles
  • More from David Kaleky

Art and Culture in Edinburgh

By: Andrew Regan | 17/12/2009
Scotland’s capital city is renowned as a vibrant spot where cultural and arts events take place throughout the year.

Ditch the Snow for a More Temperate Climate

By: Kasan Groupe | 17/12/2009
Being forced to endure another piercingly cold winter can push anyone to the brink of grabbing a few belongings and jumping on first train out of town. It’s common for us icebox dwellers to abhor the freezing cold climate we were raised in, but for some reason we manage to stick it out year after year. Well enough is enough I say.

The great history passed through Monte Cassino

By: Martinapp | 17/12/2009
One of the most important and bloody battles of the Second World War was the Battle of Monte Cassino, while the allies tried to break through the Gustav Line of the German defenses.

A Short Guide to Austin's Sixth Street

By: Joe Cline | 17/12/2009
When most out-of-towner’s visit Austin, they are sure to stop by Sixth Street. This district of downtown Austin is popular with young professionals, college students and those who love live music. For the city that is the nation’s “live music capital”, Sixth Street is it’s heart.

A Garden and a Country Hall in Wales

By: Ian SG Smith | 17/12/2009
For those who love beautiful gardens, gorgeous views, and country house hotels all in a weekend then you should visit Bodnant Garden in Conwy, and Bodysgallen Hall in Llandudno in North Wales. There can be few better ways to spend a weekend than this. To start with Bodnant Garden, it is...

Embark on a venture of wildlife

By: Hitesh Chandna | 17/12/2009
India is an exciting destination to roam around and the excitement lies in its widespread forested area. Although there are many tourism option in the country, but wildlife tour can realize the dreams of those who cannot live without adventure and excitement.

Copenhagen, Denmark

By: Hannah Rollmaker | 17/12/2009
Copenhagen is a sprawling metropolis that is both the capital and the largest city in Denmark with nearly two million people calling it home. This bustling burg wasn't always a world-famous cultural epicenter, though. This futuristic and advanced super-city was once a quaint, quiet fishing village that struggled from time...

Dresden - Germany

By: Hannah Rollmaker | 17/12/2009
Dresden, overlooking the historic and beautiful Elbe River, is the capital of Germany's Free State of Saxony and ever since its inception the city has held a special place in the long and impressive history of the Saxon people. These days Dresden is probably best known for the destructive bombing...

Atlantic City Bets Big on Luxury Outlets Pulling in the Crowds

By: David Kaleky | 01/05/2008 | Travel
Atlantic City has, at best, been the playground of America, but never really the luxury capital. However, with the recent additions of luxury outlets at the Borgata, Taj and the Bally's, the trend is clearly changing. Atlantic City is catching up with its cousins Las Vegas and is still the second best place to spend a weekend of entertainment in the USA.

Submit Your Articles Free: Signup
Article Categories




Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Terms Of Use and Privacy Policy | User published content is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Copyright © 2005-2008 Free Articles by ArticlesBase.com, All rights reserved. (0.10, 6, w2)