The Borgata joins a growing list of Atlantic City casinos that have undergone renovations in recent years.

“We are incredibly proud of Borgata and its industry-leading team of employees, and we believe this significant reinvestment will drive visitation to Atlantic City well into the future.” “Introducing the MGM Tower connects Borgata with the unparalleled entertainment and resort experiences MGM Resorts is recognized for worldwide,” Corey Sanders, chief operating officer for MGM Resorts, said in a statement. MGM Tower will additionally sport a dedicated valet and check-in area, indoor and outdoor pools, and luxe shopping within the footprint of the building. The refreshed guestrooms are set to feature a nautical theme with a “contemporary and playful personality” that will feature a “bright yet warm décor with a nautical palette of neutral and blue tones accented with deep wood finishes.” Once finished, The Water Club will be rebranded to the MGM Tower. The facility will replace what was formerly the Immersion Spa. Ownership behind the property previously shared details with about the plan, which will add a 9,000-square-foot event space on the tower’s 32nd floor.

The work will upgrade the tower’s more than 700 guestrooms and result in new Vista Suites at The Water Club’s corners, which will offer wraparound views of the Atlantic City skyline.

The highest-revenue casino in Atlantic City will be embarking on a major revamp as The Borgata will be creating a new event space, overhauling an entire tower’s worth of rooms, and adding new suites to their sprawling property.īorgata Hotel Casino & Spa, operated by MGM Resorts, recently began work on a $55 million endeavor that will redesign and rebrand the existing The Water Club into what they call “one of the city’s premier luxury resort destinations.” The Water Club at Borgata in Atlantic City will be rebranded into MGM Tower.

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