The American casino operator Caesars Entertainment Incorporated has announced that a number of 'added property upgrades', including a redesigned valet and hotel lobby as well as an outdoor pool experience, would shortly be unveiled at its Caesars Atlantic City facility.
The company, which has its headquarters in Las Vegas, said in a formal press statement on Tuesday that the new amenities are all a part of a $200 million renovation that is now underway to make the New Jersey site into "an unmatched resort experience." The owner said that the upgrades are also a part of its $400 million, three-year "commitment" to Atlantic City and that they would take guests to "new levels of sophistication and approachable luxury."
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According to Caesars Entertainment Incorporated, the renovated hotel lobby and valet at its Caesars Atlantic City location will include "game-changing enhancements" that would provide visitors "an elegant and welcoming sense of arrival." The owner said that a Starbucks location will also soon be added to this first-floor area, replete with "a sleek and contemporary design with minimal decor for a bright and fresh look."
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Caesars Atlantic City's general manager, Joe Lodise, announced that the massive property's renovation would also include the debut of the rooftop Qua Baths and Spa facility with views of the Atlantic Ocean. The skilled specialist said that this two-level facility would have a bar in addition to contemporary lounge chairs, cabanas and daybeds.
Read Lodise's statement...
"Caesars Atlantic City has been a staple of the Boardwalk for 43 years and has been essential to the market's growth throughout time. In addition to bringing the finest of Las Vegas right here to the heart of the action in Atlantic City, the resort renovation will accelerate the property's development as one of the top tourist attractions on the East Coast.
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John Koster, the Eastern Regional President of Caesars Entertainment Incorporated, stated that Nobu Atlantic City and Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen restaurants are only two of the "world-class dining experiences" that Caesars Atlantic City would shortly introduce. He continued by saying that they will be followed by the opening of 750 newly refurbished rooms and suites along with the debut of the Nobu Hotel Atlantic City's top three levels.
In a statement, Koster said...
"Caesars Atlantic City established the benchmark for amazing experiences in the industry, and we are excited to build on that history by completely redesigning the facility from the minute visitors enter. This significant investment underscores our continuous dedication to improving both the resort experiences for visitors and the tourist industry in Atlantic City.
