Visit Atlantic City is heading into a memorable fall and winter season, brimming with new hotel openings, spa enhancements, festive holiday celebrations and a dynamic lineup of meetings and events. Among the highlights, the city welcomed a new non-casino boutique hotel, The Seahaus Hotel, Atlantic City, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, a landmark addition that marks a new era of growth and diversification for the destination.
“We’re pleased to see the momentum in tourism developments across Atlantic City and its region carry into the second half of the year, underscored by milestones like the opening of The Seahaus Hotel and the expansion of Renault Winery with a brand-new state-of-the-art spa,” said Gary Musich, President and CEO of Visit Atlantic City. “These additions highlight how Atlantic City is evolving into a well-rounded coastal destination, offering visitors more diverse experiences beyond the casino floor.”
Visit Atlantic City had a strong third quarter, hosting more than 50 major events, conventions and conferences that generated over 46,890 room nights and attracted upwards of 97,930 attendees, contributing to a total economic impact of $58,228,961. With this momentum, the destination is now looking ahead to a vibrant fall and winter filled with marquee events, including the 34th Northeast Regional Carwash Convention (NRCC), Triple Play REALTOR® Convention & Trade Expo and the Atlantic City Marathon.
“After a busy summer season, we’re excited to celebrate the fall and winter holidays with new experiences that highlight everything Atlantic City casinos have to offer,” said Mark Giannantonio, president, Casino Association of New Jersey (CANJ). “From festive entertainment and seasonal dining to world-class gaming and holiday decor, we look forward to welcoming guests to Atlantic City to make unforgettable memories.”
What’s new
Repaving and a Beautification Program is Underway on Atlantic Avenue
Major infrastructure improvements are on the way to Atlantic Avenue, as the street will begin a repaving and revitalization process starting in October. The project includes a comprehensive set of upgrades designed to enhance safety and accessibility to the Ducktown neighborhood. Improvements include roadway paving from Tennessee to Albany Avenues, traffic signal synchronization, surveillance cameras and upgraded pedestrian facilities, as well as high-visibility crosswalks, improved lighting and ADA-compliant ramps. In addition to transportation improvements, the Atlantic Avenue Improvement Project will implement streetscape and beautification programs to support local economic development and strengthen the community’s appeal. Over 200 decorative streetlights, shade trees and improved signage will help transform the corridor into a vibrant and welcoming destination.
Renault Winery & Resort Debuts a New Spa
Opening in late 2025, Renault Winery & Resort plans to debut a brand-new spa within its property. Revival Spa at Renault Winery will feature a hammam room, salt room, eight spa suites with soaking tubs and heated floors, multiple saunas and 10 treatment rooms offering vineyard and wine inspired treatments. In addition, the new Pink Lady Room was inspired by Renault’s historic “Pink Lady Champagne,” is perfect for bridal parties or a girl’s getaway. The Revival Spa will be overlooking the picturesque courtyard and will offer see-through fireplaces for extra tranquility. A fitness center, sound baths and yoga classes will also be available for guests to enjoy.
The Seahaus Hotel Opens on the Atlantic City Boardwalk
In September, The Seahaus Hotel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, officially opened on the Atlantic City Boardwalk. The boutique hotel features 105 thoughtfully designed guest rooms, including 53 single rooms, 40 double rooms, and 12 luxurious suites. Capturing the spirit of the sea and sand, each room features a modern blend of soft, nautical-inspired style and comfort, making it an ideal retreat for relaxation or a convenient spot to prepare for a lively night out on the town. Featuring amenities designed and curated for beachfront relaxation, guests can enjoy seamless beach access, an on-site fitness center, live weekend entertainment, plus wellness, golf and boating offerings in partnership with local vendors. In addition to an on-site coffee shop, CDM Bakery + Café, the oceanfront hotel also opens with the addition of a new signature restaurant to the Atlantic City dining scene, Cucina Del Mar.
Visit Atlantic City Announces Taste Atlantic City
Visit Atlantic City has announced that Atlantic City Restaurant Week is being reimagined into a brand-new month-long food celebration titled Taste Atlantic City. The reinvented experience will feature a variety of flavor-packed events and boldly curated menus that promise a mouthwatering experience for locals and visitors alike. Taste of Atlantic City will span the entire month of March, bringing the event back to its original time of year while expanding its scope and offerings.
Enjoy Atlantic City’s Fall Activities
This fall, guests traveling to Atlantic City will feel welcomed by fall celebrations. At Historic Smithville Village, guests can participate in Oktoberfest from Oct. 4 – 5 to enjoy an international food court, live music, family-friendly activities, train rides, paddle boats and antique arcade games. From Oct. 11 – 12 in Hammonton, Witch-Craft NJ will return for a spooky, adults-only Halloween experience. At this festival, guests will enjoy themed cocktails and brews, live entertainment and haunted feats. Any traveler looking to spend a Sunday enjoying football can catch a game at top sports bars like Chickie’s & Pete’s or dive into one of the nine state-of-the-art sportsbooks like Gallery Bar Book & Games at Ocean Casino Resort and DraftKings Sportsbook at Resorts.
