Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa anchors the Marina District of Atlantic City, New Jersey, situated at 1 Borgata Way in the Gardener's Basin entertainment complex roughly two miles from the Atlantic City Boardwalk. Opened in 2003, Borgata was the first new casino hotel to open in Atlantic City in over a decade and quickly redefined the city's hospitality landscape by offering sophisticated design, destination dining, and a curated entertainment program that had not previously existed on the Jersey Shore. The main tower and the adjacent Water Club tower together contain over 2,000 rooms and suites, including Standard Rooms, Deluxe Rooms, Premier Rooms, and a variety of Suites ranging from comfortable Junior Suites to lavish penthouse accommodations. Interior design emphasizes warm earth tones, natural stone finishes, and gallery-quality art installations throughout public spaces and corridors. Dining is a cornerstone of the Borgata experience, with over a dozen restaurants and lounges ranging from celebrity chef-driven venues to casual options. Notable restaurants include Wolfgang Puck American Grille and Bobby Flay Steak, representing some of the most prominent culinary names in Atlantic City. Casual dining, Asian cuisine, and a food court round out the variety, ensuring guests need not leave the property for meals. The Borgata Spa and Salon is one of the largest spa facilities in the mid-Atlantic region, offering massages, facials, body treatments, nail services, and hair care in an extensive dedicated facility. An indoor pool serves both relaxation and fitness guests. The Event Center hosts major touring musical acts, comedy shows, and boxing matches, establishing Borgata as an entertainment destination as much as a hotel and casino. The 160,000-square-foot casino floor features table games, a dedicated poker room, and extensive slot and electronic gaming. The Marina District location offers a quieter approach than Boardwalk properties, with direct highway access via the Atlantic City Expressway approximately ninety minutes from Philadelphia and two and a half hours from New York City.
Room types
- Standard Room
- Deluxe Room
- Premier Room
- Suite
- Hotel Indigo Tower Room
Amenities
- casino
- spa
- multiple restaurants
- pool
- fitness center
- nightclub
- valet
- concierge
- entertainment venue
Location
1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
39.3798, -74.4393 View on map
Highlights
- Over 2,000 rooms in the Marina District with sophisticated design and gallery-quality art throughout
- Celebrity chef restaurants including Wolfgang Puck American Grille and Bobby Flay Steak
- Borgata Spa and Salon, one of the largest spa facilities in the mid-Atlantic region
- Major entertainment venue hosting national touring acts, comedy shows, and boxing events
- 160,000-square-foot casino floor with table games, dedicated poker room, and slots
Tips for visiting
- Book restaurant reservations before arriving, especially for weekend dinner at Bobby Flay Steak or Wolfgang Puck American Grille
- Midweek hotel rates are significantly lower than weekend rates, often by 40 to 60 percent
- The Spa books up on weekends; schedule treatments in advance to avoid disappointment
- The Marina District location is more car-friendly than Boardwalk hotels; valet is fast and convenient
- Check the Event Center calendar before booking to plan around or take advantage of concerts and shows
Accessibility
Borgata offers ADA-compliant accommodations throughout both hotel towers, with accessible rooms featuring roll-in showers, grab bars, and lowered furnishings available on request. The casino floor, restaurants, spa, and public areas are accessible via elevators and ramped entrances. Guests with specific accessibility needs should contact the hotel in advance to confirm room availability.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Borgata on the Atlantic City Boardwalk?
No, Borgata is in the Marina District, approximately two miles from the Atlantic City Boardwalk. The hotel is accessible directly from the Atlantic City Expressway.
What dining options are at Borgata?
Borgata features over a dozen restaurants and lounges including Wolfgang Puck American Grille, Bobby Flay Steak, Izakaya, and Noodles of the World, plus casual and quick-service options.
Does Borgata have a pool?
The hotel offers indoor pool access and the Water Club tower has additional pool amenities; availability varies by season and room category.
Is the casino at Borgata open 24 hours?
Yes, the casino floor operates around the clock, seven days a week.
How do I get to Borgata from New York City?
Borgata is approximately two and a half hours by car via the Garden State Parkway and Atlantic City Expressway. Bus service is also available from the Port Authority Bus Terminal.