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The El Greco Motel Atlantic City is a 3-story oceanside motel with personal service at budget rates, overlooking the World Famous Boardwalk and beach in a place that is always turned on, Atlantic City. We are conveniently located close to family attractions, entertainment, and casino gaming. Our beach block location gives our guests views of the beach, famous Boardwalk and the Atlantic Ocean. Our comfortable, clean rooms include refrigerators, color cable TV, one or two beds, air conditioning and more. Reservations made thru internet may not be cancelled or changed by contacting the hotel. Cancellations made before 48 hours of arrival are subject to 20 USD penalty. Cancellations made within 48 hours of arrival are subject to a 1-night room charge penalty.
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El Greco Motel Atlantic City Property Information:
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Rooms:
58
Floors:
3
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- Car rental desk
- Nonsmoking
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El Greco Motel Atlantic City Reservation Policies:
Check-In:
1400
Check-Out:
1200
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Atlantic City Events & Entertainment
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February: The Atlantic City Annual Classic Car Auction
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April: The Boat & Yacht Show
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April: Atlantic City Home & Garden Show
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Late April/Early May: Spring Festival, including a Tulip and Garden
Weekend and Spring Victorian Weekend
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June: New Jersey Fresh Seafood Festival
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June: Beachfest, the East Coast’s largest beach party, with concerts,
sand-sculpting and other beach-related activities
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October: Miss America Pageant
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Atlantic City Destination Overview
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Atlantic City has become synonymous with its sparkling strand of hotel casinos, 12 in all - Bally's, Caesars, The Borgata, The Atlantic City Hilton, Harrah's, Resorts, The Sands, Showboat, Tropicana, and three bearing the Trump name, The Plaza, The Marina and The Taj Mahal. Millions of annual visitors flock to the city, on southeast New Jersey's Absecon Island, to try their luck at the casinos, where cards shuffle and chips snap 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The casinos have more to offer than the chance to make a quick million, and the city has more to offer than just the casinos. Situated on a vast stretch of white, sandy beaches, Atlantic City has been a tourist destination since the mid-19th century, when it became a favorite of Philadelphia residents seeking a summer refuge. As beach resorts go, Atlantic City boasts an impressive list of firsts: the world's first boardwalk, first color postcards, first saltwater taffy, and the first Miss American pageant, which continues to be held here every October.
Redevelopers halted the city's slow decline in the 1970s, when the resort was opened to gambling. The old seaside hotels gave way to glitzy casinos on prime Boardwalk property. Now, more than 34 million people visit annually to experience the casinos' headline entertainment, fine dining and shopping. A state-of-the-art Convention Center replaced its antiquated predecessor, promising scores of conferences and trade shows to further boost tourism. The city is working to create a more culturally rich environment as well.
A new Ocean Life Center explores the fragile connection between sea and shore, with live fish and marine exhibits. The Atlantic City Historical Museum documents the city's rich history. Atlantic City is also home to two sports teams - the Atlantic City Seagulls, a United States Basketball League franchise, and Atlantic City Surf, a semi-pro baseball team. The fun doesn't stop when you cross the bridge to leave. Drive through southern New Jersey's Pine Barrens to 18th-century Smithville or down the coast to the posh beach towns of Stone Harbor or Sea Isle City.
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