Borgata renames Water Club Hotel MGM Tower for $55 million

With the 20th anniversary celebrations fast approaching at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa in Atlantic City, the MGM Hotel has announced plans to spend $55 million to completely redesign and rebrand the hotel. The new MGM Tower will feature 700 guest rooms and luxury suites that will be completely redesigned. The suites will reportedly wrap around the corners of the tower, offering stunning views.

MGM Resorts International Chief Operating Officer Corey Sanders said: “The launch of the MGM Tower connects Borgata to the unparalleled entertainment and resort experiences for which MGM Resorts is known worldwide. We are incredibly proud of Borgata and its industry-leading team of associates, and we believe this significant reinvestment will propel Atlantic City’s visit far into the future.”

Breathtaking new experience

According to a press release from the operator in Yahoo News, visitors will find a whole new experience from the moment they arrive playful and contemporary personality with nautical design elements from the Marina District. Deep wood finishes in the “light and airy” guest rooms accent a “light yet warm” decor with neutral and blue tones, capturing the feeling of being surrounded by water.

The new Vista Suites wrapped around the corners of the tower will join the existing opulent suites.

Shortly before Christmas, a high-limit slot lounge opened next to the hotel lobby. The 8,300 square feet rebranded miralto underwent an extensive two-month, multi-million dollar renovation. New rooms will open in April with balance expected before Memorial Day weekend. On the 32nd floor, at the site of the former Immersion Spa, a 9,000 square meter event space with unique views will also be opened for visitors.

“As we approach the resort’s 20th anniversary, we are more committed than ever to remaining a leader in hospitality and entertainment by continuing to evolve the Borgata experience,” said Travis Lunn, the resort’s President and COO . “We look forward to sharing our new vision with Borgata’s incredible guests over the coming months.”

Rodrigo Varga’s design contribution

Award-winning international interior design firm RVD partner worked in partnership with MGM Resorts International Design Group to design and manufacture the improvements.

East-facing rooms will have white curtains, while west-facing rooms will have deep blue curtains to accentuate views of the evening swamps in the distance.

Form, function, elegance and leisure become all be integrated with soft lighting hidden under the slatted frames with soft light that also comes from the headboard area of ​​the beds. Ooulant Space will feature a “middle stage” with a table for daytime work or evening entertainment.

Source: The Borgata Hotel Casino in Atlantic City announces a $55 million tower renovationYahoo News, March 14, 2023