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3. Red Roof Inn & Suites Wilmington - New Castle
Red Roof Inn & Suites Wilmington - New CastleNew Castle
Krystal
P4,513
P5,010 total
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Aug 30 - Aug 31
P4,987
P5,716 total
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P4,205
P4,820 total
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6. Red Roof Inn Philadelphia - Trevose
Red Roof Inn Philadelphia - TrevoseFeasterville-Trevose
Harold Mata
P4,406
P4,891 total
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Sep 2 - Sep 3
P5,463
P6,262 total
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P4,672
P5,186 total
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Top South Jersey Hotel Reviews
Tropicana Atlantic City – A Caesars Rewards Destination
10/10 Excellent
"Great hotel and great casino"
Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City Hotel & Casino – A Caesars Rewards Destination
10/10 Excellent
"Casino"
Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square
10/10 Excellent
"First time at this hotel. Loved it. Great location. Great staff. Nice pool area. Will stay here from now on."
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City
10/10 Excellent
"overall is was a great experience, i'm from nj and used to oceans, i stayed at the north tower and was even upgraded to a celebrity suite which was amazing after i had to complain about how junky and nasty the two queen bed room was. it was a smoking floor which i requested but after this 50 million reno on the north tower i mean i paid $550 for two night. idc about this review because you have to experience it yourself. this is a situation that was caused by many little things adding up to become one big problem which led me to complain in a nice non boomer way. the biggest problem was just trying to find water. no water fountains which i was told by staff they do not have which i believe is illegal. i don't drink alcohol anymore so just getting some water whatever. don't get me started on the elevator levels from the garage to the casino to the north tower to the south and where you have to start to finish. it's like a 70s bi-level house maze game. the staff was very nice and accommodating. the signage!!! why must we make it impossible to find the smoking vs no smoking and where the atm is or the signs that have arrows that are half circles but i can only walk straight, i mean give me a digital map on my phone for phuksake target has it. just wasted time trying to find everything and it's not a normal hard rock cafe like their others. it's the little quirky things that annoyed us like the soaps being empty and loud toilets that run."
The Windsor Suites
8/10 Good
"Good"
Sheraton Atlantic City Convention Center Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Came for a quick weekend trip, and the Sheraton was conveniently located near all. Great experience, though the hotel needs to upgrade a bit. The bathrooms, rugs, and halls were outdated. The bathroom pipes can be heard rattling."
Caesars Atlantic City Resort & Casino - A Caesars Rewards Destination
10/10 Excellent
"Loved it. Very clean. Staff is so nice and helpful."
The Claridge Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Very great place to stay"
Showboat Hotel Atlantic City
8/10 Good
"The staff was okay, but not overly friendly throughout our stay. The location was great because the hotel is right off the boardwalk, which made getting around very convenient. However, the property needs quite a bit of maintenance and updating. The sheets did not look crisp or bright white, and overall, the hotel was not very aesthetically pleasing. The hotel area looked somewhat run down. One thing that really stood out was the carpet near the elevator. Parts of it appeared to be held down with masking tape, which made the hotel look very poorly maintained and honestly gave it a cheap appearance. The hotel was also very loud at night, which made it difficult to fully relax. The elevators were another frustration. They would sometimes take you to floors you did not select or pass your floor completely, which became a hassle during the stay. Parking was also inconvenient because it was located far from the hotel. Parking cost about $100 for the week, which felt like a lot considering the distance. The best part of the hotel was definitely the indoor water park. It was amazing and was one of the main highlights of our stay. Overall, the location and water park were the strongest parts of the experience. The hotel has potential, but it really needs maintenance, updates, and improvements to the overall appearance and guest experience."































