Casino hotel in the central Boardwalk district.
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Atlantic City Visiting & Lodging
Atlantic City is a year-round shore destination with free beaches, the Boardwalk, nine casino resorts, major hotels, live entertainment, conventions, attractions, neighborhood dining and a growing mix of non-casino lodging.
This guide separates current Atlantic City lodging from nearby mainland hotels and reflects the city's 2026 destination landscape.
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Atlantic City lodging directory
Standard NJTGO hotel listings do not include direct commercial booking or hotel website links. Verify current rates, resort fees, parking and policies before booking.
Casino resort near the center Boardwalk and outlet district.
BoardwalkLarge casino resort and live-entertainment destination.
Boardwalk / North BeachOceanfront casino resort at the northern end of the Boardwalk.
Boardwalk / North BeachHistoric Boardwalk casino resort near Steel Pier.
BoardwalkLarge resort complex with the renovated Solana Tower, The Quarter, dining and entertainment.
Boardwalk / ChelseaHistoric non-casino hotel near the center Boardwalk.
Boardwalk / Midtown105-room Tribute Portfolio boutique hotel that opened in September 2025.
Boardwalk / North BeachNon-casino resort complex home to Island Waterpark and entertainment attractions.
Boardwalk / North BeachMajor casino resort in the Marina District.
Marina DistrictLuxury tower at Borgata, formerly known as The Water Club.
Marina DistrictCasino hotel with marina access.
Marina DistrictLarge casino resort with hotel towers, dining and entertainment.
Marina DistrictFull-service hotel adjacent to the Convention Center and rail terminal.
Convention CenterHigh-rise suite-style lodging near the Boardwalk.
North Beach / MidtownBoardwalk-area suite lodging.
Boardwalk / MidtownHigh-rise suite resort overlooking the inlet and back bay.
Inlet2026 destination updates
The 105-room Tribute Portfolio property opened on the Boardwalk in September 2025, adding a new boutique non-casino option.
The renovated 598-room tower adds refreshed rooms and suites to Tropicana's lodging inventory.
Hard Rock announced a $50 million 2026 capital plan involving hundreds of rooms and suites plus dining and property improvements.
Borgata continues major entertainment investment, and MGM Tower is the current name for the luxury tower formerly called The Water Club.
What to do
Atlantic City's ocean beaches are free. The Boardwalk connects hotels, casino resorts, shops, food, attractions and public spaces.
Climb 228 steps at New Jersey's tallest lighthouse for one of the city's signature historic experiences.
Boardwalk amusement rides and elevated ocean views.
Large indoor waterpark at Showboat, providing a year-round family attraction.
Local-history exhibits exploring Atlantic City's resort, cultural and entertainment heritage.
Back-bay waterfront destination for cruises, boating, fishing and a different view of Atlantic City.
Public memorial garden honoring civil-rights history.
Historic arena hosting concerts, sports and special events.
Getting around
Rail service connects Atlantic City with Philadelphia via the station beside the Convention Center.
Local, regional and interstate buses serve the Atlantic City Bus Terminal and other city stops.
Frequent local service links Boardwalk resorts, Marina District, restaurants, shopping and entertainment areas.
Casino garages, municipal lots, private garages and metered street parking vary by district and event schedule.
Conventions & events
The Atlantic City Convention Center, Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall and casino-resort venues support conventions, trade shows, meetings, concerts and large special events throughout the year.
Official destination planning, hotels, attractions, events and meeting resources.
Official resourceConvention and event information through the official destination organization.
Official resourceRail and bus schedules, service alerts and trip planning.
Official resourceBeach information, city notices, parking and municipal services.
Official resourceVisitor planning notes
Use guarded swimming areas when lifeguards are on duty and check current city beach status during shoulder seasons.
Hotel rates may exclude taxes, resort fees and parking. Compare total stay cost before booking.
Some of Atlantic City's strongest restaurants are off the casino floors in Ducktown, Chelsea, Midtown and the Orange Loop.
The Boardwalk core is highly walkable, but Marina District and some neighborhood destinations are better reached by jitney, taxi, rideshare or car.
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Advertising & Enhanced ListingsAtlantic City visitor, hotel, attraction and transportation information was reviewed using current 2026 destination, city and transit sources. Events, hotel branding, amenities, rates, parking, beach operations and attraction schedules can change; verify time-sensitive details before traveling.