Forum Tower Mini Suite

The Forum Tower Mini Suite at Caesars Atlantic City offers boardwalk-side views. The resort sits directly on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, so the energy of the shoreline is close by. Blackout drapes let you darken the room for sleeping in or for privacy.

The suite has 1 King Bed and is set up for up to 4 guests. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge, which is around $25 per day. Two guests will have the most room. A group of four will be happy with the extra bed and the 500 sq. ft. of space.

The suite measures 500 sq. ft. It has a climate-controlled bedroom, a desk with a chair and a laptop workspace, a refrigerator, and a coffee and tea maker. A 42-inch LCD TV with premium channels and pay movies is also in the room. An iron and ironing board are provided, and housekeeping comes daily.

Free WiFi covers up to two devices, and local calls are free. A resort fee of about $31.80 per room, per night covers fitness center access, in-room coffee and phone calls. A nightly tourism fee of about $7.54 also applies, and a $150 per-stay deposit is taken at check-in. Exact amounts can vary by date.

With a king bed, rollaway option, desk workspace, refrigerator and daily housekeeping, the suite works well for couples, friends travelling together and longer stays. Connecting rooms are available if your group wants more space. Room service runs during limited hours, and the resort has 11–12 restaurants on site.

The seasonal rooftop pool is open to registered hotel guests aged 21 and over, with a daily fee of about $10 that may apply. It is reached from the 4th Floor of the Centurion Tower, and hours are typically 10 AM to 6 PM, weather permitting. Qua Baths & Spa has Roman baths, a steam room and a sauna. The fitness center inside the spa is free for hotel guests. For dining there are Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Morton's The Steakhouse and Nobu.

Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The front desk is open 24 hours a day. Guests must be at least 21 and show a government-issued photo ID and a credit card. Early check-in and late check-out depend on availability and may carry a fee. Pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.

The private bathroom includes a shower with a grab bar, a hair dryer, and a full set of free toiletries including shampoo, soap and towels. Toilet paper is restocked daily with housekeeping. The grab bar and overall layout make the bathroom easy to use for guests who want extra stability, and a closed-captioned TV option is available in the suite for guests who need it.

Caesars Atlantic City sits directly on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, so the free public beach is just a short walk from the hotel entrance. The seasonal rooftop pool is reached from the 4th floor of the Centurion Tower and is open to registered hotel guests 21 and older. On site, you're also steps from Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill, Morton's The Steakhouse and Nobu, and the Playground at Caesars pier shops are just a minute or two away on foot.

The Mini Suite adds a true working desk and chair with a laptop-compatible workspace, a refrigerator, and enough floor space across its 500 sq. ft. to comfortably separate sleeping and sitting areas — features a standard room typically doesn't prioritize. It's a good step up for guests who want room to spread out or work during a longer casino getaway, while connecting rooms remain an option for those who want to book an adjoining second room.

Rooms with boardwalk-side views, like the Forum Tower Mini Suite, look out toward the shoreline rather than directly over the casino floor, which tends to make them feel calmer in the evening. Blackout drapes help block early morning boardwalk light and daytime activity so you can sleep in or rest during the day.

Room service at the suite runs on limited hours rather than around the clock, so late-night orders may need to come from one of the resort's bars instead. Toothbrush and toothpaste are not stocked automatically, so pack your own or ask the front desk. The 42-inch LCD TV carries premium channels and pay-per-view movies, which is worth knowing if you're budgeting for in-room entertainment.