Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, a full-scale resort, is the flagship hotel-casino of Atlantic City. It nearly doubles its closest competitor in terms of monthly casino revenue and is often compared to the best of Las Vegas casinos. Here’s a full rundown of what you can expect to find at the MGM Resorts-owned property.
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Casino games at Borgata Atlantic City
Borgata has the widest variety of casino games in Atlantic City. Nearly every game in the market may be found here, including tons of slots, video poker, and table games. There is a race and sportsbook, plus the largest poker room in Atlantic City.
In terms of slots, the 161,000 square feet of gaming space at Borgata currently contain more than 2,500 slots including all the most popular titles and plenty of progressive jackpot slots. During just one month recently, Borgata reported over 21,000 jackpots had been won totaling nearly $55 million. There are also dozens of video poker games spread out among the slots
Meanwhile, at latest count there are over 150 table games from which to choose at Borgata as well, the most of any Atlantic Casino by a decent margin.
- Blackjack, with several variants and more than 50 tables at stakes ranging from $10 to $10,000
- Craps with 3-4-5x odds
- Roulette, including single-zero roulette at higher limits
- Baccarat, including Mini-Baccarat
- Pai Gow Poker and Pai Gow Tiles
- Other casino card games like Let It Ride, Three Card Poker, Four Card Poker, Caribbean Stud Poker, Criss Cross Poker, Double Draw Poker and others
- Big Six, the popular wheel-based gambling game
- Video Roulette with limits of $3 to $500
In addition, there is the enormous Borgata poker room, by far the largest of any in Atlantic City. The room typically features 52 tables although often adds more, especially when hosting large tournaments.
Players will find $1/$2, $2/$5 and $5/$10 no-limit hold’em cash games running at all hours, with $10/$20 and $25/$50 tables opening during the busier times. There’s also fixed-limit hold’em as well as high-limit stud and mixed games, especially on the weekends.
The Borgata brand can also be found adorning both an online casino and online poker site in NJ. The Borgata Online Casino features one of the largest game libraries of all NJ online sites, and the Borgata Poker online poker site participates in a network of NJ poker sites along with BetMGM Poker NJ and Party Poker NJ.
Is there a retail sportsbook at Borgata?
Yes, Borgata has a BetMGM Race & Sports Book next to the poker room. It was the first Atlantic City sportsbook to open.
Previously known as the Moneyline Bar & Book, the BetMGM sportsbook combines the best of both worlds as the 8,000-square-foot space operates as a full-service restaurant. Open for lunch, dinner and late night bites. NJ sports bettors will enjoy the 40-foot wide LED wall and six betting windows.
Located footsteps away from the race and sportsbook, the food menu includes appetizers, sandwiches, pizzas, salads, and desserts. Plus, there are more than 20 craft beers on tap. The 35-foot-long bar includes around 20 built-in slot machines.
The hours are Monday-Friday 11 a.m.-11:30 p.m. and Saturday-Sunday 9 a.m.-11:30 p.m., with extended hours for select sporting events.
Does Borgata have a players club?
Borgata uses the MGM Rewards card. MGM Rewards is the players club used by all MGM Resorts properties. Players who achieve Pearl or higher in the MGM Rewards program receive free self-parking. Each tier earns comps and bonuses 10% faster than the one below it.
There are five tiers (with additional perks for the higher tiers):
- Sapphire – 0-19,999 tier credits
- Pearl – 20,000 tier credits
- Gold – 75,000 tier credits
- Platinum – 200,000 tier credits
- Noir – By invitation
What types of hotel rooms and suites does Borgata have?
There are close to 2,800 rooms at Borgata, making it especially big when compared to other Atlantic City properties. About 800 of these rooms are in The Water Club, a luxurious hotel with its own amenities that connects to the Borgata. Rooms at the main Borgata Hotel and The Water Club may be reserved on Borgata’s website.
There are seven room trims at Borgata. They are:
- Classic room: Tends to be on lower floors with little or no view.
- Grande room: Larger than Classic with better views.
- Fiore suite: At 700 square feet, this spacious room offers floor-to-ceiling views.
- Opus suite: These 1,000-square-foot rooms offer breathtaking views and a bath/shower for two.
- Piatto suite: Similar to Opus suites, but 500 square feet larger.
- Club room: This luxury room is available only at The Water Club.
- Vista room: This luxury room is available only at The Water Club.
Some trims are available with two queen beds or one king bed. Classic rooms usually start about $89 per night on weekdays during the off-season. The Grande room is a $60 upgrade. Suites generally start $650 higher than Grande rooms. Rates tend to triple during peak season and weekends. There is a $15 per night resort fee.
Does Borgata have live music and comedy?
Borgata offers several entertainment options. The Event Center is where headline acts like Jerry Seinfeld, Trevor Noah, Steely Dan and others perform.
The Music Box is more of an intimate theater where Borgata guests can enjoy performers such as Lewis Black, Funambula and Colbie Caillat.
Premier Nightclub has headline DJs and a dance floor. The Gypsy Bar has live musical acts most nights of the week. There is also an outdoor beer garden by the pool that is open in the summer.
Level One Cocktail Bar & Lounge connects to BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar and includes blackjack tables.
What restaurants are at Borgata?
There are more than a dozen restaurants at Borgata. These range from high-end steakhouses to coffee shops.
- B Prime: This new steakhouse is billed as a “modern and chic alternative” to the classic steakhouse. B Prime is closed Sundays and Mondays.
- Angeline by Michael Symon: This is the place where James Beard award-winning chef shares his ode to classic Italian food. The restaurant is closed Mondays.
- Izakaya by Michael Schulson: This modern Japanese dining option specializes in sushi. There are also many traditional Asian entrees and appetizers. Izakaya is closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
- Old Homestead Steakhouse: This New York institution has been serving steaks since the late 1800s. The menu consists of a variety of steaks, seafood and fine desserts. The restaurant is closed Sundays.
- American Bar & Grille: This dining option offers modern and classic recipes with menu items influenced by the Garden State. The offerings include wood oven-fired pizzas, steaks, and fish with a focus on seasonal ingredients. American Bar & Grille is closed Tuesdays.
- Borgata Beer Garden: If bar snacks, craft or domestic beers are your thing, the canopied Borgata Beer Garden might be your go-to spot. Part of the outdoor pool area. Open seasonally.
- The Metropolitan: This oyster bar also offers other shellfish. There are breakfast and steak options on the menu, also. The Metropolitan is closed Wednesdays and Thursdays. Oyster bar hours vary.
- Bread + Butter: This is Borgata’s 24-hour dining option. There is a full breakfast menu with sandwiches and entrees served after 11 a.m.
- Buffet: The Borgata’s buffet is open for breakfast, lunch, weekend brunch and dinner. Breakfast costs $20.9. Lunch costs $24.99. Dinner costs $38.99 and Sunday brunch costs $29.99. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
- N.O.W.: Also known as Noodles of the World, this is where Borgata guests can enjoy Asian cuisine like wok options, spring rolls, pad thai and fried rice.
- The Sunroom: Located in The Water Club, this lounge serves breakfast, tapas and cocktails. Closed Tuesdays through Thursdays.
- Marketplace Eatery: Borgata’s food court hosts a coffee shop, Grab & Go, a wine bar, Cop & Toss, Burgers & Fries, Casa Taco Express, Asian Fusion, Pizata: Pizza and Pasta, Philly Steak & Subs, Haagen Das and The Green Bar. Hours depend on the outlet. The coffee bar and Grab & Go are the only 24-hour options in the food court. However, Burger & Fries is open until 3 a.m. Fridays-Sundays.
Does Borgata Atlantic City have shopping?
As visitors arrive at this MGM-owned property via the self-parking garage, the path to the casino floor and hotel lobby begins at a retail promenade that includes a variety of shops and quick service options. Visitors will find everything from high-end designer clothing, to jewelry and coffee.
- Starbucks
- Borgata Baking Company
- Borgata & Co.
- Borgata Collection
- Misura
- Tumi
- Carrello Gift Shoppe
- Carina
The Shoppes at the Water Club
- Hugo Boss
- Cameo
- Capri
- Fixation
- Vintage A Wine Boutique
- Regalo Jewelry at the Borgata
Do the Borgata and Water Club have pools?
The Borgata has one indoor pool open year-round and one outdoor pool open seasonally. Guests 21 and over can use the pools located in The Water Club, the boutique hotel connected to Borgata. The property also offers weekend beach shuttle service to Brigantine between early July and early Sept.
Other amenities include:
- Spa Toccare
- The Barbershop
- The Salon
- Water Club fitness center
- The Pump Room
- Immersion Spa