Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa FAQs

Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is a casino resort in Atlantic City's Marina District that includes a large casino floor, dining options, Spa Toccare, indoor and seasonal outdoor pools, and event space.

The address is 1 Borgata Way, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 08401, US.

Yes. Borgata features a large casino floor with about 2,500 slot machines and roughly 200 table games, including poker.

No. Borgata is in the Marina District on the bay and is not a beachfront property; the Boardwalk and beaches are a short drive away.

Children of all ages are technically welcome to stay with an adult, but Borgata is primarily a casino resort and is not marketed as a dedicated family destination.

Yes. A mandatory resort fee of approximately $34.09 per room per night applies and includes fitness-center access, internet access, and phone calls.

Pets are not allowed, but service animals are welcome without an additional fee or documentation requirement.

In-room and public-area Wi‑Fi is provided as part of the resort fee, though some third-party listings differ on that point.

The property does not provide a regular airport shuttle; sources note no airport transfer service is offered.

Yes, children of any age may stay when accompanied by an adult, but the registering guest who checks in must be at least 21 years old.

The minimum check-in age is 21, and the person checking in must present a valid photo ID and a credit card.

No. Guests must be 21 or older to enter and gamble on the casino floor.

Children may use the indoor pool when accompanied by an adult, but most outdoor pools and MGM Tower/Water Club pools are restricted to guests 21 and older.

Yes. The indoor pool runs an adults-only swim for two hours each morning before opening to all ages at 9 a.m.

Spa Toccare's treatment and wet facilities are restricted to guests 18 and older; salon and nail services are available to minors only when accompanied by an adult.

Yes. Booking and OTA policy pages note that free cribs/infant beds are available, per property policy listings.

No. Bars, lounges, and nightclub venues are oriented to guests 21 and older, and minors are not admitted to gambling or nightclub areas.

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and the front desk is open 24 hours, accepting check-ins until midnight.

Standard check-out is 11:00 AM; late check-out is available by request, subject to availability and a fee.

Guests must present a valid photo ID and a credit card at check-in, and the cardholder name should match the reservation to cover incidentals.

Early check-in is subject to availability and may incur a charge; express check-out is offered for convenience.

Yes. Self-parking and valet parking are available on-site for a fee, and an on-site electric car charging station is provided.

Smoking is allowed in designated areas at the resort; most public indoor spaces are non-smoking.

Accessible public areas and services are provided; guests should contact the resort directly for specific accessibility requests.

Cards are accepted for payments; a credit card is required at check-in to cover incidental charges.

Guest rooms include a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, a desk, and a private bathroom; the resort has roughly 1,970 rooms over 43 floors.

Room types include Classic King, Classic Queen, Fiore Room, Standard Room (Lower Floor), Restore Classic Room, and Standard Room.

The Classic King room comes with 1 King Bed.

The Classic Queen room comes with 2 Queen Beds.

The Fiore Room is available with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds.

The Standard Room (Lower Floor) is offered with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds; it denotes a room located on a lower floor of the property.

The Restore Classic Room is available with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds.

Yes. The Standard Room is listed with 1 King Bed.

Wi‑Fi and fitness-center access are included as part of the mandatory resort fee.

Borgata has approximately 1,970 guest rooms spread across 43 floors.

No, Borgata is not an all-inclusive property; cooked-to-order breakfast is available for a surcharge.

Borgata has 17 on-site restaurants and multiple bars, including Angeline by Michael Symon, Old Homestead Steak House, American Bar & Grille, Borgata Buffet, and Bread + Butter.

Yes, Bread + Butter and some bakery/coffee options offer late-night or 24-hour service.

Guests are asked to call the resort (609-317-1000) or use the resort's website to reserve fine-dining restaurants.

Yes — Borgata offers casual spots like Burgers & Fries, Casa Taco Express, Philly Steak & Subs, The Food Hall Eatery, grab-and-go markets, and coffee bars.

Yes, Borgata features multiple bars and lounges such as Long Bar, B Bar, Lobby Bar, Level One Cocktail Bar & Lounge, Gypsy Bar, and the outdoor Borgata Beer Garden.

Yes, Borgata Buffet is an on-site American-style buffet restaurant.

Dress codes vary by venue; for example, Angeline by Michael Symon and Old Homestead require Smart Casual while many casual outlets are relaxed.

The Metropolitan serves breakfast and brunch with listed hours of 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM on select days.

Yes, the resort's full-service spa is called Spa Toccare.

Spa Toccare's facility hours run daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with treatment hours varying by day.

Spa treatments and wet facility access are restricted to guests 18 years of age or older; salon services are available to minors only when accompanied by an adult.

Yes, reservations are required in advance for massage services and spa treatments; contact the resort to book.

Spa facility access is complimentary with any booked spa service; daily access without a service is available for a separate fee.

Spa Toccare's menu includes massages (Swedish, deep-tissue, hot stone, Thai), facials, body scrubs and wraps, prenatal massage, couples rooms, and nail and salon services.

Spa Toccare is located on the hotel's second floor and includes treatment rooms, a salon, and an indoor pool area.

Yes, guests with spa appointments are asked to arrive at least 30 minutes before their scheduled appointment.

Yes, the on-site fitness center nicknamed the 'Pump Room' is part of Spa Toccare, and fitness access is complimentary for hotel guests as part of the resort fee.

Yes, Borgata offers an indoor pool on the spa floor and a seasonal outdoor pool, plus pool areas in the MGM Tower/Water Club.

Children may use the indoor pool when accompanied by an adult; most outdoor pools, including the main outdoor pool and MGM Tower pools, are restricted to guests 21 and older.

Yes, the indoor pool runs a two-hour adults-only swim each morning before opening to guests of all ages at 9:00 AM.

The seasonal outdoor pool typically operates from May through September or October, depending on the season.

The listed hours for the Borgata Outdoor Pool are 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.

Yes, pool chairs and beach towels are provided free for hotel guests, while daybeds and cabanas are available for rent at an extra cost.

Yes, cabana rentals require an additional fee and historically have included a minimum spend commitment; guests may be charged the difference if the minimum isn't met.

No; the MGM Tower (Water Club) pools are 21-and-over only, unlike the Borgata indoor pool which allows accompanied minors outside the morning adults-only period.

Public access policies for the pools are not specified here; hotel guest amenities include pool access as described, and day use access rules may vary.

Weather sources commonly recommend visiting Atlantic City between March and August, with mid-May to early October also cited as a favorable window.

Summer (June–August) is warm to hot and generally sunny, with occasional rain and afternoon thunderstorms; coastal highs are typically in the 70s to low 80s°F.

Winter (December–February) is the low season with cold temperatures; January typically has the lowest averages and overnight lows near the upper 20s to mid-30s°F.

Yes, July is generally the warmest month in Atlantic City, with average highs around the low 80s°F.

Rainfall is often highest in March, July, and August, with about nine rainy days on average in those months.

June through August are the peak tourist months in Atlantic City with busier crowds and higher rates.

No, the outdoor pool at Borgata is seasonal and typically open from May through September or October depending on the year.

Fall brings mild daytime weather good for walks and beach visits, but pack warm layers for cooler evenings and November conditions.

The resort operates seasonal amenities such as the outdoor pool and historically has offered summer shuttles to nearby beaches; specific seasonal programs vary year to year.

Atlantic City International Airport (ACY) is the nearest airport; driving distance is commonly listed around 9–13 miles and Borgata does not provide a scheduled airport shuttle, so most guests use taxis, rideshares, or rental cars.

No, Borgata is in Atlantic City's Marina District on the bay and is not a beachfront property; the Boardwalk and beaches are roughly 1–2 miles away depending on the source.

Borgata does not provide a regular airport or area shuttle, though historical summer service to Brigantine Beach has been run in some years; guests should confirm current seasonal shuttles with the resort before travel.

Most listings place Borgata about 2–3 miles from central Atlantic City/the Boardwalk, a taxi or rideshare typically takes around 5–10 minutes depending on traffic, while walking can take around 35–40 minutes.

Local transit options include NJ Transit buses and local jitneys; Line 501 connects the Marina area to downtown Atlantic City in roughly 9–14 minutes, and there are intercity buses and trains serving the Atlantic City area.

Yes — the property offers self-parking and valet parking on-site, and an electric car charging station is available; specific parking rates are noted in the resort's listings.

You can reach Atlantic City by NJ Transit trains from Philadelphia and by hourly NJ Transit buses from New York's Port Authority; from the Atlantic City transit hubs you can connect to local buses or take a short taxi or rideshare to Borgata.

Philadelphia International Airport is commonly recommended as an alternate gateway and is about 55–57 miles from Atlantic City; travel time varies by mode and connections, and a combined train route to Atlantic City can take several hours, so plan accordingly.

Yes — Borgata is in the Marina District and Harrah's and Golden Nugget are walkable from Borgata, with Harrah's often listed as about a 15-minute walk depending on your pace.

Yes — taxis and rideshares regularly service the Borgata property and are a common way to reach nearby attractions, the Boardwalk, and transit hubs.

Borgata features a large casino floor with slot machines and table games, Spa Toccare, indoor and seasonal outdoor pools, live entertainment venues, nightclubs, multiple bars and restaurants, and a complimentary fitness center for hotel guests.

Most Borgata pools are 21-and-over, including the main outdoor pool and MGM Tower pools; the indoor pool on the spa floor allows children when accompanied by an adult but runs a two-hour adults-only swim each morning before opening to all ages at 9 a.m.

Nearby family activities include the Atlantic City Boardwalk and Steel Pier amusement attractions, Island Waterpark at Showboat, and Tanger Outlets for shopping; travel times vary but all are reachable by car or short transit ride.

Borgata hosts nightclubs (including Premier Nightclub), multiple bars and lounges, concerts at the Borgata Event Center and Music Box Amphitheatre, and a sportsbook bar for game viewing and wagering.

Spa Toccare is a full-service spa offering massages, facials, body treatments, salon services, and a fitness center; spa treatments require reservations and spa wet-facility access is restricted to guests 18 and older.

Yes — hotel guests have complimentary access to the on-site fitness center (the 'Pump Room'), and access is included in the nightly resort fee.

Borgata offers 17 restaurants ranging from fine dining to casual and 24-hour options, including Angeline by Michael Symon, Old Homestead Steak House, Borgata Buffet, Borgata Baking Company, and Bread + Butter (open 24 hours).

Yes — Borgata operates a seasonal outdoor pool and the Borgata Beer Garden, with cabanas and daybeds available for rent at an extra cost; availability is seasonal and subject to resort rules and fees.

Borgata has on-site food halls and market options for snacks and essentials, and Tanger Outlets and The Walk shopping district are nearby for larger shopping needs.

Yes — Borgata's Event Center and Music Box Amphitheatre host concerts, comedy, and large events; capacities vary by venue and event, and tickets are sold through event channels.

Yes — Borgata and The Water Club offer event and wedding spaces, from ballrooms to smaller salon rooms, and wedding services are coordinated by a dedicated wedding specialist.

Options include the Borgata Ballroom, Borgata Event Center, Grand Salon spaces, Salon D, Music Box Amphitheatre, and Water Club event spaces; capacities and configurations vary by venue.

Yes — Borgata's Banquets & Catering team provides wedding catering, and The Water Club lists signature menus and custom wedding cakes created by the resort's pastry team.

Yes — Borgata and The Water Club plan and host weddings for LGBT guests in accordance with New Jersey law and resort policies.

Yes — weddings are custom-crafted by a dedicated wedding specialist who assists with planning details, menus, and event logistics.

Yes — the resort's meeting and banquet facilities can host rehearsal dinners, cocktail hours, and pre-wedding events; available spaces and capacities depend on guest counts and layout needs.

Yes — Borgata has roughly 1,970 guest rooms across its towers and can book room blocks for wedding guests through the resort's reservations team or an event coordinator.

Yes — in addition to large ballrooms, Borgata and The Water Club offer smaller salon rooms and waterfront spaces that can be used for more intimate ceremonies and receptions.

Borgata's events team offers custom-crafted wedding menus and can tailor banquet services to your event; specific package details should be discussed with the wedding specialist or catering team.

Yes — Borgata provides on-site self-parking and valet parking; event planners and the resort can advise on parking logistics for wedding groups.

You can reach BookResorts agents 24/7 for Borgata reservations at +1 (888) 605-1350.

Standard check-in begins at 4:00 PM and the front desk accepts check-ins until midnight; standard check-out is 11:00 AM, with late check-out available subject to availability and a fee.

The minimum check-in age at Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa is 21, and the registering guest must present a valid photo ID and a credit card at check-in.

Yes — Borgata charges a mandatory resort fee (listed in hotel disclosures) which typically includes fitness center access, internet access, and local phone calls; the exact amount is shown at booking and at check-in.

No — Borgata is not an all-inclusive property; meals and drinks are not included in standard room rates, though on-site dining is available for an extra charge.

Cooked-to-order breakfast is available on property for an additional charge, but standard room rates do not automatically include breakfast.

Guests are required to present a credit card at check-in to cover incidental charges, and the cardholder name must match the reservation; cards are accepted forms of payment.

Early check-in is subject to availability and may carry an added charge; late check-out can be arranged when available and typically incurs a fee.

Yes — Borgata's published room types include Classic King, Classic Queen, Fiore Room, Standard Room (Lower Floor), Restore Classic Room, and Standard Room; availability depends on dates and bookings.

Cancellation and change policies vary by rate and booking channel; consult your reservation confirmation or BookResorts agent for the specific policy that applies to your booking.