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Borgata Unveils Bold New Renovations, Elevating Gaming and Dining Experiences

 

On May 22, Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa once again raised the bar in Atlantic City with the debut of its newly renovated 25,000-square-foot gaming floor and a suite of elevated amenities designed to deliver an unparalleled luxury experience. The expansive new space features 51 gaming tables, five private gaming salons, a dedicated Asian gaming area and a sophisticated high-limit section with a private bar serving rare international spirits. Guests can try their luck at favorites like Pai Gow Poker, Tiles and various Baccarat games, all while enjoying the exceptional service of Borgata’s multilingual host team.

A standout addition to Borgata’s stellar culinary scene and a key highlight of the resort’s transformation is Noodles, a new Pan-Asian dining destination inspired by the celebrated concept at Bellagio Las Vegas. The restaurant features authentic dishes—including house-made noodles, dim sum and BBQ—served in an elegant setting that honors Asian heritage and symbolism.

Borgata also reimagined its iconic B Bar, the casino’s central lounge, blending Italian design with contemporary flair. The upgraded venue now offers handcrafted Asian-inspired cocktails, video poker and large screens for sports and entertainment.

“With these best-in-class offerings and amenities, we are once again redefining the pinnacle of high-end gaming in Atlantic City,” says Niklas Rytterstrom, president & COO of Borgata. “Every detail has been thoughtfully curated to ensure our guests feel welcomed and immersed in extraordinary experiences.”

With design led by KNA Design, the updated Asian gaming space incorporates vibrant colors, cultural symbolism and refined craftsmanship to create a sophisticated and immersive environment. Enhancements also include a multilingual host team and innovative tech conveniences like electronic credit redemption and in-table wireless charging.

“From lucky colors and patterns, symbolic imagery for good fortune and refined woodworking and craftsmanship, our design team took every element into consideration in delivering on the splendor our guests have come to expect,” Rytterstrom said.

 

 

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