I loved this hotel. I was worried about the hotel because of the price but we checked-in to the cheapest room available...so you never know what you will get but it was so perfect. It was clean. (and trust me I'm a freak with germs) The staff was very friendly making sure to call us to make sure the room was perfect and that we were comfortable. I will be returning to this hotel and I recommend you try it. I think you will be surprisingly happy! :)

We travel often and this was our worst ever visit 2 any hotel. We chose this hotel because my wife had 2 attend a convention here. Our second day return time of 5:00 was greeted by a dirty room which we had to call to have cleaned.

Our third day return time of 7:00 was again greeted 2 no cleaning.
We called down 2 complain and were told they would be right up 2 clean it.

Being so late, we told them not to bother. The paper thin walls contributed to our lack of sleep by the middle of the night return of our neighbors.

The pub, which we tried upon arrival 4 lunch, was atrocious. To top it off, our bell hop didn't show up for 30 minutes upon check out, as we were told he had the wrong room.

I've stayed here numerous times throughout the last 10 years, mostly because the price is reasonable and the establishment is clean and well-appointed - a true value for the money.

My most recent trip, the first in about 2 years, was disappointing. The facilities seem worn down by sun and age. The property used to be well adorned with dresses and fanfare from the past Miss America contests. Now that the pageant has moved on from A.C., the only remaining relics are the few faded dresses and crowns on display between the lobby and the elevators. The grounds around the property now contain a series of empty windows with faded tapestries and scraps of memorabilia that litter the bottom like trash, which makes the grounds feel like a ghost town.

The location of the hotel has actually improved...even though the place itself hasn't moved. That's because Atlantic City has built up the surrounding area with outlet shopping and restaurants. They are literally across the street from the hotel (although they are at the back of the hotel and there is no back entrance so you have to walk around the whole property). The cost of this convenience is found in parking, The Sheraton used to provide free parking in a lot where Applebees now sits. So the Sheraton now offers parking in the convention center at a cost of $12 for self parking and $17 for valet if you're a hotel guest. SPEND THE EXTRA $5 AND USE THE VALET. Walking through the barren convention center at 1 AM from the parking lot does not invoke feelings of safety and security.

Now, the rooms are still comfortable and I'll say that they are clean, but could stand to use some new paint and wallpaper, especially in the bathrooms. Everything just looks worn out. There's was some grime around the shower area, which is a pet peeve of mine. It actually was depressing because my memories of the place (from only a few years ago) were of a more vivid place. I guess they just haven't renovated, which I would think is mandatory in any hotel every few years. Even still, the rooms are OK unless you are picky or a looking for sparkle.

The fitness room is small, but effective. And the pool (indoor) and jacuzzi (outdoor) are basically no-frills but get the job done. I think of it as the equivalent of Walmart brand pretzels.

Overall, I'd say it's still a decent place to stay for the price of the room (especially when booked on Priceline or something like that). Starwood members have suffered by the change in their reward teirs as this hotel has become a 10,000 points per stay location when it used to be only 7,000. If you can't get a discounted room at a good casino, then this is the place for you.

As a repeat visitor to the Sheraton Atlantic City for both business and pleasure, I find it to be consistently excellent. Of course, if you want a casino hotel, it's not for you. But if you want comfort, cleanliness and service, convenient to but a bit away from the hectic casino scene, this is a great choice. My only gripe: retrieving a valet parked car can be a little slow.