Harrah's always has nice properties, but they usually offer mediocre gambling options with tight machines and this place is no exception.



I hadn't been here in a few years and they certainly did a lot of upgrading to the whole facility. I had stayed here before and I liked the rooms, but I usually prefer to stay near the boardwalk. Also, I like to play video poker and the games at some of the boardwalk casinos offer better returns.



I toured the entire ground floor area and the most impressive part was the new domed pool area. It was very, very nice. I can see that being a big asset to the property, especially during the winter months.

New buffet called Water Front is nice, think you would see the water, price is a little high.



Table games never have $5 limits. Has shuttle bus to their other casinos but it's sometimes full. Send lots of mail offers, but have to take transportation to get to them, they are away from other casinos

I recently visited Harrah's for the first time after receiving a promotion for two free nights at several hotels. I was greatly disappointed in the overall setup. To start with I was not given the room I reserved. Secondly, in Harrah's you feel trapped without choices on where to eat and separated from the rest of the city. Third, Harrah's is rated as the worst on return in the slots. I am a Total Rewards member and next time I visit one of my choices in hotels it will either be the Showboat, Bally's, or Ceasar's. Good Luck.

I stayed at Harrah's a few years ago and I liked the place.



The rooms were nicer than the Showboat, but they don't have any decent video poker. I believe there are only two $1 9/6 Jacks or Better machines in the entire casino



As far as being stranded, there is now a free shuttle among all of the Harrah's properties. All you have to do is show your player's club card and you can get a free ride to the other Harrah's properties on the Boardwalk: Caesars, Showboat and Bally's