Hotels With bar in New Jersey, United States

Ok so first let me just say for the price we paid on the days we went. It wasn't horrible. I would go back BUT YMMV so this was my experience. Location was great. Right on the boardwalk and an easy walk to Hard Rock when we went to the concert. Service was meh. The only time I had a friendly anyone in the establishment was the woman who checked us out. Everyone else that we interacted with were either disinterested or perfunctory. No help on where to find our rooms, no help on any services offered. We didn't even get the annoying (did you want to sign up for our card?) that you get in ****** hotels. I guess that was a plus. From my understanding we were on the ”older side” of the establishment. But regardless, staying on an entire floor that says non smoking it smelled of smoke. both cigarettes and ****. I don't care if you do either but I do care to smell either in my room or right outside my door (defeats the whole purpose of non smoking). Everything is dated which is whatever. but the blinds didn't work the coffee maker wire was too short for the ”dresser” so you had to keep moving it to the nightstand to use it. The room itself was relatively clean although the back of the nightstands hadn't been touched in a long time with all that accumulation of dust. Its design is just...weird. like so much random open area. I guess you can dance there lol. The ”dresser” didn't have drawers it had...like cubby holes. We didn't use them seemed pointless. I didn't even bother with the tv it was too far away and faced away from any sitting area (again weird layout). The ****** itself was ok. Nothing crazy although I did like that rotating bar they had. But again. EVERYWHERE just reeked of smoke. To use a comparison, at Hard Rock when you were on the ****** side sure people smoked there (i get it) but the hotel side of things smelled clean refreshing and airy. In the end, manage expectations and you'll be fine. If you are a smoker I am sure you will be fine too. If all you plan to do is sleep there its fine (although we were on the 7th floor and could still hear the music bumping below but the music was good so w/e lol) It works, again its not horrible. Its definitely 2.5-3 star range.

For being such an expensive high end hotel I did expect things to be cleaner in the hotel room. You could see the basic easy perimeter of cleaning in the bathroom especially. There were some stains on the bedding as well that instantly gave my face a look. Arrived on a Friday evening and checked out for a late departure and no one was ever in our room to restock so we had to call and ask for more towels which wasn’t that big of a deal we just had a lot of garbage in our room from the weekend and a mound of dirty towels. It was an extremely busy weekend there as we were there for volleyball tournament and everything was pretty much booked up! I think the “resort fees” were really unnecessary as we didn’t even get to do much and my kids just all walked around and people watched and paying $1000 just for the regular hotel price is enough. It was a stay to play event so we had no other options in staying elsewhere. Restaurants inside were mediocre and outrageously expensive!! I just felt like it was a money pit and that’s the only intention it had. We were on the 15th floor and did get a great view of the sunrise/sunset right around the corner from our hotel door and I think that was the only thing we actually enjoyed there.

Review of Tropicana Atlantic City Overall, the hotel itself was okay — the room was clean and the property is large and interesting. However, several issues seriously affected our weekend stay. First, there was no bottled water in the room upon arrival. We came on a very hot day, and not having even basic drinking water in the room felt unacceptable and very inconvenient for a hotel of this level. Second, the pool situation was very disappointing. We specifically booked this hotel for a weekend stay to enjoy the pools, but the schedule was extremely inconvenient. Check-in is at 4:00 PM, while the pool closes at 5:00 PM on Sunday. This basically leaves guests with only about one hour to use the pool on arrival day. On Monday, the pool was completely closed. This makes no sense for a weekend getaway, especially when guests come specifically to relax by the pool. Additionally, the website stated that toothbrushes should be available in the room, but they were not provided. Fortunately, we had our own. Another very disappointing point was the lack of acknowledgment of a special occasion. I noted during booking that it was my husband’s birthday, but there was no greeting or recognition at check-in or during our stay. In today’s hospitality standards, it is common for hotels to at least acknowledge birthdays or special occasions, and this absence was very disappointing. Overall, while the hotel is clean and generally fine, these basic organizational issues — no water in the room, inconvenient pool hours, and no recognition of an important occasion — significantly ruined our experience.

I found this hotel near Newark Airport last minute due to a flight change. They offer a shuttle service every half hour, and it's all about value for money and convenience. The hotel is about a fifteen-minute walk to a European immigrant neighborhood with many restaurants, including a BBQ joint that serves huge portions. The hotel itself is a bit old, but it prioritizes good value and convenience, especially for an airport hotel.

This airport hotel is very large, with a pleasant, clean, and safe environment. The rooms are decent, typical Marriott standard. My room came with executive lounge access, so I asked the front desk what time the executive lounge service ended. They told me 5 PM to 11 PM. However, when we arrived at 7:30 PM, the catering service had already finished, and there were only some packaged snacks and water left. The hotel is huge, and the shuttle bus runs 24/7 every 15 minutes, which is very convenient.

Location was good. Stayed for 3 nights. Reception staff was friendly. Had great night sleep on all three nights. Coffee or water at reception was missing. Overall great place to stay

Overall, the hotel is quite good. The room was clean and tidy. I would give the hotel an excellent rating where it not for a few small quirks. Although there was an ice bucket in the room, there were no cups or glasses. There was also no small coffee machine, although there was a small refrigerator. The hotel claims to be environmentally conscious asking you to put your towels back on the rack if you do not want them washed daily. I did that with the bath towel and bath mat however both were taken anyway and not replaced until later that evening when they appeared in a small plastic bag hung on the outside door knob.

The bed is comfortable. The location is near the airport and they also provide free shuttle going which leaves every hour or maybe less. It was very helpful for us who travelled without a car. If you’re up to shopping, it also has an outlet nearby.

The hotel location was fantastic.  It was located next to the river so it was nice to walk along the boardwalk in the evenings.  However, for the price (double the usual price due to World Cup, we usually stay at Hyatt when in Jersey City) there was no extras such as shuttle service to airport, no free breakfast, no slippers in room, etc.  The hotel was clean and convenient.

We ate dinner at Capriccio‘s. The bar and dining service was impeccable. The food delicious. Navigating through the hotel was difficult, there is not a lot of information on site as to the floor plan and where things are located. Would be nice to have maps like in a shopping mall. Traffic to most locations is routed through the casino. The smell of cigarette smoke was both shocking and unacceptable. The nicer bars closed down around 10 o’clock. It seemed. Had to go into the casino for a late night cocktails. By that hour of the night casino bars were messy, smoky and loud. All of the staff that we connect with, were very helpful and pleasant and went out of their way to accommodate us as much as they could .