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The Ocean Tower Senator Suite at Caesars Atlantic City spans 675 sq. ft. and offers ocean views from its elevated setting. Designed for relaxation, the suite pairs generous living space with climate-controlled comfort and blackout drapes to ensure restful stays for up to 4 guests.
Sleeping arrangements centre on a single king bed complemented by a separate living area; rollaway beds and cribs are available for a surcharge (USD 25 per day). The private bathroom includes a deep soaking bathtub plus a separate shower with a grab bar for accessibility, and it is stocked with free toiletries, shampoo, soap, toilet paper, and towels. A hair dryer and accessible features such as closed-captioned TV support are also provided.
In-suite conveniences are arranged to keep you connected and comfortable: a 42-inch LCD TV with premium channels and pay movies, free WiFi (limited to two devices), a refrigerator, coffee and tea maker, desk and chair, and free local calls. Room service is available during limited hours and daily housekeeping is included. Connecting rooms are available when needed. For guests who require it, an iron/ironing board is provided. Booking a Senator Suite places you at Caesars Atlantic City with thoughtful in-room amenities and service designed to make your stay effortless.
























The Ocean Tower Senator Suite is set high in the tower and is designed around ocean views. Caesars Atlantic City sits on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, so the suite puts the Atlantic and the shoreline in front of you.
The suite has 1 king bed and a separate living area, and it sleeps up to 4 guests. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge of about USD 25 per day, so two couples or a group of friends can share it, though the one king bed suits a couple best.
The suite measures 675 sq. ft. The sleeping area is kept apart from the living area, which has a desk and chair. That gives you space to spread out on a longer stay without being confined to the bed. Connecting rooms are available if your group wants more space.
You get a 42-inch LCD TV with premium channels and pay movies, a coffee and tea maker, a refrigerator, a desk, free local calls and daily housekeeping. Free WiFi covers up to two devices. Air conditioning and blackout drapes help you sleep, and an iron and ironing board are provided. Room service runs during limited hours.
The bathroom has a grab bar in the shower, and the TV supports closed captioning. Service animals are welcome at Caesars Atlantic City, but other pets are not allowed.
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The front desk is open 24 hours. Guests must be 21 or older and show a photo ID and credit card. A mandatory resort fee of about USD 31.80 per room per night covers fitness center access, in-room coffee and phone calls. A nightly tourism fee of about USD 7.54 and a USD 150 per-stay deposit also apply. Exact amounts can vary by date.
The seasonal rooftop pool is for registered hotel guests aged 21 and over with valid ID, and it is usually open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM, weather permitting. A daily pool fee of about USD 10 may apply. Qua Baths & Spa is on the fourth floor. It has Roman baths with three pools at different temperatures, a steam room, a sauna and a relaxation lounge. The fitness center is inside the spa and is free for hotel guests.
The resort has 11 to 12 restaurants and bars. They include Nobu for Japanese cuisine overlooking the beach and boardwalk, Morton's The Steakhouse for prime aged beef, Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill and Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, and KWI Noodle House for late-night Asian fusion. The Nobu and Morton's dress codes are smart casual and business casual.
The hotel sits on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, with the free public beach right beside it. The Playground at Caesars, a pier-top shopping and entertainment complex, is about a one to two minute walk away. Covered self-parking is typically USD 25 per stay and valet USD 30, both with in and out privileges, though rates vary by listing and date. Parking has height restrictions.
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