Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City
When you enter into Atlantic City from the Atlantic City Expressway, you can't help but notice the Trump Plaza sign in giant red letters. Drive up for valet service or choose to self-park your vehicle.
Entering Trump Plaza is a grand experience if you have never visited before. Large crystal chandeliers, marble tile and mirrors reflect the sparkle effect all around you. Trump Plaza is a "Five Star Diamond Award Winning Hotel". With over 700 rooms and 39 stores there is plenty of room for everyone. There are also over 140 suites available. Trump Plaza offers an Olympic size swimming pool on their 7th floor and also has beach access for sunbathers. Trump Plaza will even supply you with a chair and umbrella for the day.
This plush hotel offers a spa, fitness area and tanning beds. Use the Jacuzzi and steam room along with their locker area for a small fee. Plush robes are provided for the guest's use. Plaza Spa offers a full menu of services ranging from aromatherapy and massage to body scrubs.
Casino's are plentiful in Atlantic City, but Trump Plaza sets the standard high. Multi- level floors of gambling offer opportunities for all casino patrons to play from a large collection of games. Whether your game is baccarat, poker or roulette, all are represented. Slot machines are offered both on smoking and a special non-smoking floor.
Numerous restaurants are available on the hotel property. There are both casual and fine dining choices. May I suggest the "Chateaubriand for Two" at Max's Steak House? If it's a spectacular view you're looking for, be sure to stop at Roberto's. Roberto's offers Italian cuisine with large windows overlooking the ocean. Fortunes offers Mandarin, Cantonese and Szechuan fare.
Another reason to visit Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino is for their top quality entertainment. Be sure to see what shows and events they are offering during your stay. Bars and lounges are spread throughout the hotel and casino for your to relax and unwind in. The Beach Bar offers drinks and entertainment with the likes of Eddie Money or Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes.
Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino is located at 2500 Boardwalk, intersecting with Mississippi Avenue in Atlantic City.
Reservations can be made by calling (609)441-6000 or signing onto their website at (www.trumpplaza.com).
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- Trump Plaza offers an olympic size swimming pool on their seventh floor.
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Post a CommentI've never stayed here because it just looks so boring!! I like the Showboat because it's really snazzy and the Taj Mahal even though I've never stayed there because it's sparkly. Maybe the Trump Plaza is more of a "grown up" hotel, though I hate to say that because I'm almost 21.