Atlantic city gay hotels
Featuring an on-site casino and direct beach access, Resorts Casino Hotel Atlantic Metropolis is all about having fun. Located directly on the Atlantic City boardwalk, the hotel is place to Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville entertainment complex including Atlantic City’s only year-round beach bar.
Free WiFi is free in guest rooms. Each room features an Art Deco theme, a flat-screen cable TV and a small refrigerator. Private bathrooms include free toiletries.
At Resorts Casino Hotel Atlantic Town, guests will enjoy nightly live entertainment at the famous Margaritaville Restaurant. Other bars and restaurants comprise classic Italian dining with an award-winning menu at Capriccio and the 5 O’clock Somewhere Bar on the casino floor.
This hotel and casino also applications a fitness center, an indoor and outdoor pool, and a seasonal exterior deck on the Atlantic City boardwalk where guests can enjoy drinks and panoramic ocean views.
Overlooking the Atlantic City Boardwalk, this waterfront casino resort is a 5-minute walk from the Steel Pier entertainment park and a 6-minute walk from the Main Pier Arcade.
Straightforward rooms main attraction flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi (with a fee) minifridges and coffe
Gay Atlantic City
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In 1854 the Camden and Atlantic Railroad began coach service between Philadelphia and the coast, and the first commercial hotel was built the same year. The first boardwalk was constructed in 1870 and soon after half a million people were visiting each year. To control the traffic more lines followed, including the Reading Railroad. Sound familiar? Landmarks and street names of this town are properties on the board game Monopoly. The city's golden age came in the 1920's when speakeasy liquor flowed freely despite prohibition, and gambling flourished in back rooms between blocks of the big brand-new hotels that had transformed the city. After the war the city's economic decline was a factor when voters approved gambling for Atlantic City in 1976.
The new Atlantic City of casinos and mega-resorts is again a gay-popular destination. The Brand-new Jersey Civil Union rule of 2007 helped, and having your ceremony here is a good reason to visit. Atlantic City’s current mayor, Don Guardian, is gay and several resort hotels, along with the Convention & Visitors Authority have courted the pink dollar market. Gam
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In 1979-80, Atlantic City was booming. Gambling had been approved a few years earlier and the city was reinventing itself, big time. The grand old hotels from the 1920s were entity renovated or torn down to build brand fresh gaudy casinos. Not exactly like those in neon-clad Las Vegas, but much more flashy compared to the art deco hotels from the Boardwalk Empire era. Neighborhoods were gentrifying, whole blocks were razed, little motels were now condos, and it was non-stop action everywhere you looked. I felt an immediate and deep connection with Atlantic City; we were both searching for, and building, a brand-new identity for the planet.
My father worked in construction. He remodeled and updated the former summer homes and apartment buildings into year-round residences. I enrolled in Atlantic Town High School and began learning my new existence in this small but burgeoning seaside city.
One of the English teachers ran an “experimental” class. You had to apply to attend, and I was lucky enough to obtain in. It wasn’t your traditional high school class; it focused on creativity and discussion, and we explored themes and ideas. It was engaging and fun and one of the few cl
Ocean House is a Queen Anne Victorian house, about 150 years old. In current operation since 1964. The property is located in the center of Atlantic City, on the beach block, there are no streets to cross to get to the beach and boardwalk. Basic, no-frills rooms for men in a cosy, clothing-optional and intimate atmosphere offered. Exclusively gay, only reservations in advance.
open: All year; rooms from US$ 42-150; free morning coffee; number of rooms: 15
- Gay. Exclusively or almost exclusively homosexual men
- Air conditioning
- Parking available
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