That is a perfect description of what has happened to Borgata - "MLife'd" Luckily, it still has a strong attraction for me. The "welcome to your happy place" though doesn't quite feel as welcoming. We'll see; maybe next visit will be better.Originally Posted by zeus
I appreciate it, Denise! Some advantages with staying at Harrah's is that I know it like the back of my hand, I think it's a great casino, and by the time we get there the casino should be remodeled. And we have never gotten to stay in an Atrium Suite before, and the site said a remodeled room, so that would be nice. I just think at times it's nice to try something new. But I have plenty of time to make up my mind.
I had read that they were remodeling the Amphora Lounge, so I look forward to seeing it. I have had several winning stays at Borgata, so I hope to at least get some good play. That's all I ask for. Like Kathy said, she feels like the Borgata has been MLife'd, so if our experience there is anything like our MLife play last week, Lord help us.
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On the Atrium Suites, I really hope they've done something special there. We stayed in one once and that was enough - pre-renovation, of course. It was like staying in a 70's motel. With the atrium design, it was a long walk around the center to get to our room on the opposite side of the elevator banks, and kids tend to love that style so there were kids running around the atrium center constantly. I know @Penguin stayed in one more recently so he might have better insight. I know what you mean about Harrah's, though. I know the layout well and, while I feel they are lagging when it comes to cleaning the place up, I do feel comfortable being on the floor alone early in the morning and late at night. I'm a little less comfortable at the Boardwalk casinos like Caesars where there is easy access from the boardwalk to the areas of the hotel elevators with no security presence, hence when I try out Trop, it won't be on a solo trip for sure.
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