Clarion Inn Atlantic City

Its close to the Tropicana Hotel & The Boardwalk.

Where should I start? Check in was pretty smooth. However, when my boyfriend and I entered the room, the first thing we noticed was a mouse trap. Not only was there one mouse trap but a total of about 5 mouse traps in different parts of the room. EVEN IN THE CLOSET!!! So obviously, they have a rodent problem. The iHome that was in the room was broken, but was still able to function. However, where it was plugged up at there was a cigarette on the floor. The room’s cold water pressure was very low so when it came to flushing the toilet, it took almost 25 minutes for the tank to fill back up again. The breakfast was horrible and really made myself & my boyfriend sick to the stomach. On our last night, there was a lot of noise outside which I didn’t mind, but when I went to look out the window, I seen a mouse come from underneath the door that was directly across from my room. In the area of the hotel, there are too many prostitutes and drug dealers so going out on the street could be risky unless you got something to protect yourself. I WILL NEVER EVER EVER STAY THERE AGAIN! LESSON LEARNED.

Bed bugs. Broken air conditioning. Switching rooms to solve problems that should've been solved before booking

Location

Rude overnight guy at front desk, and there was an power outage while we there, not due to them though, some kinda equipment exploded, and the room smelled like smoke still

Good for one night. Right beside the Tropicana located right next to the beach and strip. Breakfast was Terrible. Ac was broken (we didnt need it). Room and bath were Ok and clean.

Didn't have a chance to taste the breakfast. The elevator was out and there was not clear indication of where breakfast was. The lobby was very tiny and it had an upstair, but no clear indication of where breakfast was.

The hotel was in the stage of repair. The elevator was out, the stairs where just recently cemented and dust was all around. There were cracks in the concrete on the balcony. I did not get any impression that there was any type of security walking around. Parking on premises was $20 for overnight, but all you had to do was park in the Tropicana for $10 for the night - it was right across the street. You would think they would take that into consideration. Parking was limited. There was no lobby....

Location

Paying to park and the Breakfast.