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The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Ballys Atlantic City is located at Boardwalk and Park Place and approximately 12 miles from Atlantic City International Airport. The hotel is next to The Pier Shops at Caesars and Walk Outlet shopping centers and half a mile from the Steel Pier and the Atlantic City Convention Center. The Absecon Lighthouse is a mile from the hotel.
Hotel amenities include three casinos (including the 75,000-square-foot Wild Wild West Casino), health spa, nationally recognized entertainment, and shop-lined corridors. The extensive spa features seven beautiful, mosaic-tiled whirlpools set in a raised park-like setting of lit fountains and tropical plants.
Dining choices include two steakhouses, a New York style Italian restaurant, the Virginia City Buffet, and Pickles deli. The hotel also offers a 24-hour coffee shop, an Asian food restaurant, a snack bar, a buffet, various cocktail lounges, room service, valet laundry service, and a business center.
All rooms feature high-speed Internet access, voicemail, compact refrigerators, safes, hairdryers, and cable TV with pay movies. Additional amenities include Room Service, Non-Smoking Rooms, Gambling Facilities, Golf Course, Wheelchair Accessible, Convention Center, Business Center, Meeting Rooms, Dry Cleaning/Laundry, Interior Corridors.
Valet Parking $10. Self Parking $5 Subject to Change. Atlantic City Tourism Fee, Room Assessment Fee, and NJ State Tax Fee total $10, and are charged at time of online booking.
A valid credit card is required upon check-in.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.1 out of 5
(81 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Hotel address: Park Place and Boardwalk, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Atlantic City
Atlantic City International Airport -12 miles from Bally's Atlantic City. Philadelphia International Airport -65 miles from Bally's Atlantic City
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.1 out of 5
(81 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Nice Hotel
business traveler Dec 6, 2009
My arriving flight into PHL was cancelled & I called the hotel at 10p to tell them I would not make it that night. They said ... they would just change my reservation for arrival the next night & wouldn't charge me. I was so stunned that they didn't charge me at that late hour! My flight arrived in the morning & I was able to check in at 10a. It was wonderful!
Traveler type: Business
Shopping at "the Walk" is only a block away or the boardwalk is right out the door!
Score
1 out of 5
Not a jackpot!
Shari Dec 3, 2009
I was at the hotel for 4 nights and 5 days and my room was the worst. There were stains of God only knows on the curtains and ... carpet. I even saw a booger on the wall in plain view sight; gross. Thank goodness for me bringing my own cleaning supplies, pillow, and blanket. On top of that my room was by the elevator-no sleep.
Traveler type: Single
outlet mall is 2 blocks away from hotel.
Score
2 out of 5
OK to Rest Your Head for the Night, But
Sir_Flea Dec 2, 2009
An okay place to rest your head for a night if you get a room for a cheap web rate. But don't consider this place for any ... lengthy stay or if you have to pay more than $70/night. Also, CASINO WARNING -- If you wanna play blackjack here or at any other of the Harrah's-owned properties in A.C., stay away. Harrah's BJ rules are different and put players at a distinct disadvantage compared to most other casinos. Bally's/Harrah's BJ dealers in A.C. are allowed to hit soft 17. Most other (good) casinos do not do this. Harrah's is trying to sneakily squeeze extra bucks outta you this way. Instead, play at the Borgata or Tropicana. Both usually have plenty of $10 tables and better atmosphere. And the dealers there must stand on 17, hard or soft. The poker room at Bally's is kinda Mickey Mouse -- small, out of the way, not much action. But it was clean. Poker at Bally's is an afterthought. The Borgata poker room blows this one away in every way. I found the Bally's hotel a confusing mish-mash of dumpiness. There's no logical flow to things; things are hard to find, and you often have to go way out of the way to get to things. I think this is probably because the place is rather old and because of the way it's connnected to Wild West and Caesars, both of which also are Harrah's properties. To get anywhere, guests at Bally's must go up and down a labrynth of elevators and escalators and through many dark, narrow, low-ceilinged doorways and corridors. This is made worse because the escalators seem to be routinely shut down (budget reasons?). The common areas of Bally's, particularly the stretch from the parking garage to the casino floor and hotel check-in are terribly delapidated, dark, and maze-like. Yuck. The "eateries" are few in number, hard to find and offer little in terms of a good, quick meals. There are some very nice looking restaurants on the sixth(!) floor, but I did not try any of them, as most were closed during the day. The casino floor is very generic, save for the table games areas, which are quite nice. (But again, I did not play there for the above-stated reasons.) Basically, I use Bally's as a cheap place to spend the night when I can't get a comped room at a nearby casino. It's a short walk or a short drive to the places I really want to go.
Traveler type: Single
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
Shopping at "the Walk" is only a block away or the boardwalk is right out the door!
--business traveler, NH Dec 6, 2009
outlet mall is 2 blocks away from hotel.
--Shari, MD Dec 3, 2009
White Horse Subs
--doctorjd, Knightdale,NC Dec 1, 2009
Overall score
3.1 out of 5
(81 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
4 out of 5
Nice Hotel
business traveler Dec 6, 2009
My arriving flight into PHL was cancelled & I called the hotel at 10p to tell them I would not make it that night. They said ... they would just change my reservation for arrival the next night & wouldn't charge me. I was so stunned that they didn't charge me at that late hour! My flight arrived in the morning & I was able to check in at 10a. It was wonderful!
Traveler type: Business
Shopping at "the Walk" is only a block away or the boardwalk is right out the door!
Score
1 out of 5
Not a jackpot!
Shari Dec 3, 2009
I was at the hotel for 4 nights and 5 days and my room was the worst. There were stains of God only knows on the curtains and ... carpet. I even saw a booger on the wall in plain view sight; gross. Thank goodness for me bringing my own cleaning supplies, pillow, and blanket. On top of that my room was by the elevator-no sleep.
Traveler type: Single
outlet mall is 2 blocks away from hotel.
Score
2 out of 5
OK to Rest Your Head for the Night, But
Sir_Flea Dec 2, 2009
An okay place to rest your head for a night if you get a room for a cheap web rate. But don't consider this place for any ... lengthy stay or if you have to pay more than $70/night. Also, CASINO WARNING -- If you wanna play blackjack here or at any other of the Harrah's-owned properties in A.C., stay away. Harrah's BJ rules are different and put players at a distinct disadvantage compared to most other casinos. Bally's/Harrah's BJ dealers in A.C. are allowed to hit soft 17. Most other (good) casinos do not do this. Harrah's is trying to sneakily squeeze extra bucks outta you this way. Instead, play at the Borgata or Tropicana. Both usually have plenty of $10 tables and better atmosphere. And the dealers there must stand on 17, hard or soft. The poker room at Bally's is kinda Mickey Mouse -- small, out of the way, not much action. But it was clean. Poker at Bally's is an afterthought. The Borgata poker room blows this one away in every way. I found the Bally's hotel a confusing mish-mash of dumpiness. There's no logical flow to things; things are hard to find, and you often have to go way out of the way to get to things. I think this is probably because the place is rather old and because of the way it's connnected to Wild West and Caesars, both of which also are Harrah's properties. To get anywhere, guests at Bally's must go up and down a labrynth of elevators and escalators and through many dark, narrow, low-ceilinged doorways and corridors. This is made worse because the escalators seem to be routinely shut down (budget reasons?). The common areas of Bally's, particularly the stretch from the parking garage to the casino floor and hotel check-in are terribly delapidated, dark, and maze-like. Yuck. The "eateries" are few in number, hard to find and offer little in terms of a good, quick meals. There are some very nice looking restaurants on the sixth(!) floor, but I did not try any of them, as most were closed during the day. The casino floor is very generic, save for the table games areas, which are quite nice. (But again, I did not play there for the above-stated reasons.) Basically, I use Bally's as a cheap place to spend the night when I can't get a comped room at a nearby casino. It's a short walk or a short drive to the places I really want to go.
Traveler type: Single
Score
1 out of 5
Worst on the strip
doctorjd Dec 1, 2009
This was a very dirty hotel. The rooms had dirty carpet and smelt like mold. We requested a room change and was given a worst ... room then the first one. They claim they are going to remodel starting in January.
Traveler type: Family
White Horse Subs
Score
5 out of 5
Right on the boardwalk #1
lou Nov 27, 2009
no luck on the gambling, but had agreat stay ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
great value
postman Nov 22, 2009
experience was great loved that u never have to go outside to go other hotels and that there is great mall right next store. ...
Traveler type: Couples
if u become a rewards member u get coupons for free meals and other great stuff.
Score
1 out of 5
old, dirty and worn
al Nov 22, 2009
the hotel was dirty and in need of renovation! the bathroom in our room was dirty and the room amenities were lacking. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
awesome vacation
dreamer Nov 22, 2009
The room was nicely decorated and the bed fluffy. Check in was speedy. Room service was great and the staff friendly and ... helpful. The casino was inviting.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
A Pleasant Stay
Super Nurse Nov 22, 2009
I was in town for a 2 day business seminar at the Convention Ctr. and I had a very pleasant stay at Bally's. It's just ... within sight of the Conv. Ctr. I was on the 19th floor and it was quiet and restful. I was very comfortable in the king sized bed and liked having the electric thermostat control to keep the room temp comfortable for me. The room was very clean, and so was the bathroom. The comforter on the bed was clean too. That's often been a problem in other hotels. On my last day, I ordered up room service and they said it would be about a half hour. It was about only 20 minutes, so that was nice. The gentleman who brought my meal was very professional and pleasant. And they gave me plenty to eat (more than I asked for) I do have a few complaints worth mentioning. They could upgrade their TV's (Old style & poor picture) There are only a few channels. They didn't even have my favorite! (A&E) I was looking forward to using a feature that they boasted... the ability to avoid lines by checking out from your TV in the room. So as I tried checking out at 11:45 AM, the system failed. Not only did the keyboard not work, but the menu button on the TV kept showing "error" everytime. So I had to rush down to stand in line and check out by 12:00 PM. I just took the classic room this time, but there should at least be a microwave in there. I didn't find the refrigerator till the day I was leaving. As I surveyed the room to make sure that I didn't leave anything behind, I found it inside the TV cabinet. Never saw that before in other hotels. The ice buckets need to go for routine cleaning. I get the feeling that they're left in there for long periods of time without a good washing. (Gunk around the edges, so I didn't use it) There were snack machines conveniently located, but as with all hotels, the prices are beyond ridiculous. But being right on the boardwalk was a plus because I just went to one of the Dollar Parlors and got soda & snacks there. Staff did their jobs well and overall, it was a very enjoyable trip. I had a chance to rest from a hectic work week and would definitely stay again. The price was excellent too. (that's because it was November and the Noreaster had just ripped up the Jersey shore!) $47 for Thurs & $80 for Friday.
Traveler type: Business
Score
1 out of 5
Bargain
what a bargain Nov 18, 2009
I got what i paid for...bargain price, the room was older, could use some updating and i had a corner room and had adjoining ... doors on two sides and i could hear (clearly)the talking going on in the room next to mine and i even heard their alarm clock in the morning. I will not stay there again even with the bargain price.
Traveler type: Business
The outlets were awesome and within walking distance. And close to the Pier shops on the boardwalk...that was the best part of my stay...
Score
5 out of 5
unbeatable location for the price
vivi Nov 10, 2009
i really enjoyed my stay at the hotel the room service was surpered. and the staff was very helpful i really would recomendit ... to my friends and i will be staying there on future trips
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
my boyfriends birthday
vette26 Nov 5, 2009
We went to gamble and bally's is in a great spot for that. It was my boyfriends first time there, and he had a wonderful ... time. We were on the 43rd floor with a great view of the ocean and the room was very clean. Also the price of the room for a sunday and monday, were superb.
Traveler type: Couples
there is a shpping center about 5 blocks away with fast food( if your into that), and a nice liquor store and pharmacy.
Score
3 out of 5
so-so
Dave Oct 24, 2009
I paid for an upgraded room.the room we recieved was no better than the avg hotel room. i was also unhappy booking a room at ... Bally's and being put in the old claridge tower.All of the nicer ammenities are in the newer bally's tower.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
i WONT FORGET
LOLO Oct 24, 2009
The food was delicous.The room seem okay at first I got bit all over with bed bugs. The people in the next room were noisy, ... did not sleep good.The employees were nice, they were very helpful.
Traveler type: Couples
The restaurant 6ix, A \Bistro, I would recommend.
Score
2 out of 5
Bally's Atlantic City - an ok hotel
Biz Traveler Man Oct 22, 2009
The hotel seemed old and and now keep up for what was rated as a 4 star site. The mid week rates where good but this ... hotel was not great for the business traveler. Internet access was poor and ran $12.99 for every 24 hours. Rooms did not have desks to work and I had a hard time finding the business center. I will look for somewhere else to stay next time.
Traveler type: Business
Go to the Ceasers boadwalk to eat.
Score
3 out of 5
Ballys Atlantic City: Centrally located
jmeyer Oct 19, 2009
Even though I requested a non-smoking room, I was put in a room with a strong smoke smell at first. After discussing this ... with hotel staff, they somewhat reluctantly put me in a different room, which was completely smoke free. This made my stay much more enjoyable. They have designated smoke and smoke-free areas at the casinos, but since they're not physically separated, it's still the same air, and I would have preferred a completely smoke-free section. The pool, sauna, steam room and tanning booth at the older part of the hotel (Claridge Tower) are free. They're clean and in good shape. The newer facilities in the other part are $10. Overall it was a pleasant experience. The hotel is centrally located in the middle of the boardwalk, which offers many food choices, ranging from take-out pizza to a few sit-down restaurants. The beach is easy to reach, and there are still plenty of things to do on a rainy day, since most of the casinos are connected by indoor walkways. There is also a nice Pier shopping mall with a must-see water show (every hour) nearby.
Traveler type: Business
Ruby Tuesdays on Atlantic Ave and many take-out places along the board walk.
Score
1 out of 5
Bad hotel in Atlantic City
DP Oct 19, 2009
Very dirty room. Smelly bathroom. No hot water in basin. Very thin walls between rooms. could hear next door guests. Watch ... out!!! you might be signing up for Bally's but they put us up in Claridge. A Run down smelly place.
Traveler type: Family
Go for Trum Taj Mahal
Score
3 out of 5
not bad
Rick Oct 19, 2009
great location. the valet and check in went smooth. room was pretty spacious, except that it shared a door with the room next ... to ours. could hear people next door and little more, if you know what i mean:O if you've never been to ballys or any of its family casinos, you must sign up for the total rewards card so you can get free stuff like breadfast and parking. also, free shuttle buses to Harrahs, which is far away.
Traveler type: Couples
the outlets are only a block away from the hotel
Score
1 out of 5
Terrible Hotel
Gamble Oct 17, 2009
We went there to have a good time and gamble. We booked 5 rooms and thought they'd be generous enough to give us nice rooms. ... We got the worst views ever. All 5 rooms had terrible views. Rooms were small and some smelled like cigarettes. Check-in took forever, slowest in my life. She made it as if she's making me a favor to check me in the hotel. No TOOTHPASTE!! Is this a 3 star hotel or a motel of the highway?
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Location is Key! Room was OK!
Peter Oct 16, 2009
Hotel staff were friendly and I even left shirts there worth over $200. Bally's mailed them to me in 2 days. That was ... great. The rooms are ordinary and kind of small, but overall it was a great trip. The location is amazing. Right next to the Pier mall and 1 block from the outlets and 1 block from Rite Aid. 2 Blocks from a local liquor store, it was great! Location, Location, Location!
Traveler type: Friends
Outlets not far only 1 block, Pier mall is a 3 minute walk on the boardwalk.
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Shopping at "the Walk" is only a block away or the boardwalk is right out the door!
--business traveler, NH Dec 6, 2009
outlet mall is 2 blocks away from hotel.
--Shari, MD Dec 3, 2009
White Horse Subs
--doctorjd, Knightdale,NC Dec 1, 2009
if u become a rewards member u get coupons for free meals and other great stuff.
--postman, monroe, ny Nov 22, 2009
The outlets were awesome and within walking distance. And close to the Pier shops on the boardwalk...that was the best part of my stay...
--what a bargain, New Jersey Nov 18, 2009
there is a shpping center about 5 blocks away with fast food( if your into that), and a nice liquor store and pharmacy.
--vette26, allentown, pa Nov 5, 2009
The restaurant 6ix, A \Bistro, I would recommend.
--LOLO, GOOCHLAND VIRGINIA Oct 24, 2009
Go to the Ceasers boadwalk to eat.
--Biz Traveler Man, San Diego Oct 22, 2009
Ruby Tuesdays on Atlantic Ave and many take-out places along the board walk.
--jmeyer, Orange County, CA Oct 19, 2009
Go for Trum Taj Mahal
--DP, Jersey City, NJ Oct 19, 2009
the outlets are only a block away from the hotel
--Rick, Silver Spring, MD Oct 19, 2009
Outlets not far only 1 block, Pier mall is a 3 minute walk on the boardwalk.
--Peter, Queens, NY Oct 16, 2009
Obviously the casino
--Matt, NYC, NY Oct 14, 2009
Megan's is a great place to eat.
--Sparky, Ocean City, NJ Oct 8, 2009
the virginia city buffet was the best value for the money
--gram&pap, marietta,pa Sep 10, 2009
Shops open at 11am until 10pm. After Labor Day they have great sales.
--Wicked Wendy, Lebanon, Pa Sep 9, 2009
next to outlets
--Trish, Philadelphia, PA Sep 6, 2009
SIX A Bistro, very long wait but very reasonable prices. Highly recommend Virgina City Buffet. Use the coupon and Buy 1 get 1 meal free.
--DVS, Jersey City, NJ Sep 5, 2009
Most all of the food in Atlantic City was absolutely disgusting and overpriced (and don't get me started on the service). Places to avoid eating include 1) The Bikini Beach Bar - on beach across from Bally's) the food and drinks are extremely overpriced and the food is stale, soggy and gross. 2) Trinity (inside Shops at Caesars)- again very overpriced, horribly loud music blasting and terrible food. 3) A D@mn Good Sports Bar (inside the Quarter at The Tropicana)- the food here is absolutely awful but they do have great drink specials which means if you're drunk you won't taste or remember the food as much! 4) Bill's Gyro- we went here for the 24 hour breakfast- the waitress was rude, all the food was greasy and the eggs tasted like Gyros. Some places that were decent to eat at were 1) The 6ix Bistro in Bally's - the $7.77 Steak and Eggs was good quality and a great deal. 2) Wolfgang Puck in The Borgata- Despite having to send back an undercooked chicken breast that my boyfriend probably got Salmonella from, this was the best meal we had in Atlantic City. 3) The Deck at The Trump Marina- This place was right on the harbor and had a reasonably priced selection of seafood that was decent.
--Friends Getaway, West Hartford, CT Aug 24, 2009
If you want to eat at any of the restaurants in the hotel, make a reservation beforehand because the lines were crazy!
--MK, New York, NY Aug 24, 2009
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