Jeff, this upload showed up in my feed this afternoon. so i watched it. i'm so glad i did. beautiful hotel. they even have room service. love this video.
Wow, you were not kidding when you said the bathroom was small! Even the doorway looked unusually narrow! However, the room and its furnishings are beautiful. I also like the murals of old Atlantic City in the hallway leading to your room. I look forward to your video of the whole Claridge Hotel!
The whole Claridge video is coming soon. Those murals are actually the elevator doors! It's a great place if you're into the history of Atlantic City. Thanks for watching Jersey Bev and have a great weekend!
I like that old roaring 1920's Great Gatsby theme the Claridge got going on and it always reminds me of The Shining too. I also appreciate the history of this hotel. The furnishings look beautiful but you weren't kidding about that tiny bathroom. There's barely enough room to fart in there! 🤣
Wow, my old house. I use to be a dealer there until Bally's bought it. If I remember my training correctly, it was built around 1930. The Amazing Kreskin use to sit at my blackjack table. He was terrible. LOL Thanks for the memories Jeff.
Yes 1930 during the depression. You would think someone like Kreskin would be a good card player! LOL! Stay tuned mafatone fro the whole hotel video coming soon! Have a great weekend!
I used to play there a lot in the 80's and 90's. They had $2.00 Blackjack on the mezzanine level. And always had $5.00 Craps, even on the busiest nights. If memory serves me, they were the first AC casino with a player's card. You could get a midweek room off season for 9 comp dollars.
I remember going to the Clardige in the 80's - 90's when it was a Casino Hotel. The casino was small and had this mezzanine level. There used to be tons of "call girls" working the tables !! They had a fast food type Chinese restaurant that was pretty good. Their buffet was fair. When Bally's took it over, they kept the casino open, called part of it "The "ridge" to sound cool. Had a DJ on the weekends. It was kind of close to the walkway that took you into Ballys. The rooms was HORRIBLE when it was part of Bally's. I remember getting a comp room from Ballys and they gave me a room in The Clardige Tower. It was disgusting. I wouldn't even consider sleeping in it. I walked all the way back to the front desk in Ballys, and demanded a better room. Ended up with a Bally's Tower Room. They eventually renovated some of the rooms. The room on this video looks like it still had the bed frame/night table combination from when Bally's renovated the rooms. You can see it's very modern looking and doesn't go with the rest of the furniture in the room (which actually looks nice and fits with the era of the hotel.
Never stayed there but always loved the Claridge. Reminds me of the Empire State with its Art Deco exterior and lobby. Plent many hours there playing BJ 30 years ago as this was the only place in AC with surrender. I think the casino had 2 floors or was that the Sands next door? Unforgettable was a drunk, abusive Mickey Mantle as casino host.
I enjoy staying there but keep in mind, the building is old, there is no casino and only one or two restaurants. However it is connected to Bally's, Wild Wild West and Caesars which offers casinos and lots of restaurants. If you want an old time art deco feel, it might be the place for you! Thanks for watching and subscribing PHDRPM!
@@NuYawksir I am planning to be a server ar one of these restaurants placed in claridge , what are the estimated tip income? my position was 5$+tip , what would you estimate total per hour ?
The Claridge will be having it's 100th anniversary in a few years. Just wondering what has gone on here over the years is also a selling point! In a video coming up soon, I'll show you around the beautiful rooms with classic furniture, and one of a kind chandeliers. It's kind of like staying at a museum! Oh yeah ... it's clean too! LOL! Thanks for watching Homelander OP! Have an awesome weekend!
Good point Scott. I think it's $35! As you can see in the beginning of the video I'm walking inside from Bally's where I can park for free with my players card! Have a great weekend!
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Jeff, this upload showed up in my feed this afternoon. so i watched it. i'm so glad i did. beautiful hotel. they even have room service. love this video.
@@richardsanty9063 Thanks Richard!
Wow, you were not kidding when you said the bathroom was small! Even the doorway looked unusually narrow!
However, the room and its furnishings are beautiful. I also like the murals of old Atlantic City in the hallway leading to your room.
I look forward to your video of the whole Claridge Hotel!
The whole Claridge video is coming soon. Those murals are actually the elevator doors! It's a great place if you're into the history of Atlantic City. Thanks for watching Jersey Bev and have a great weekend!
@@NuYawk thanks, Jeff, enjoy your weekend!
I like that old roaring 1920's Great Gatsby theme the Claridge got going on and it always reminds me of The Shining too. I also appreciate the history of this hotel. The furnishings look beautiful but you weren't kidding about that tiny bathroom. There's barely enough room to fart in there! 🤣
To funny!
Wow, my old house. I use to be a dealer there until Bally's bought it. If I remember my training correctly, it was built around 1930. The Amazing Kreskin use to sit at my blackjack table. He was terrible. LOL Thanks for the memories Jeff.
Yes 1930 during the depression. You would think someone like Kreskin would be a good card player! LOL! Stay tuned mafatone fro the whole hotel video coming soon! Have a great weekend!
Mafatone, did you ever see the movie based on the Amazing Kreskin?
Well, I guess that throws out the idea that the Amazing Kreskin was a card counter; he must have used something else rather than memory
@@richardhales92 No i have not. What's it called?
@@mafatone The Great Buck Howard
I used to play there a lot in the 80's and 90's. They had $2.00 Blackjack on the mezzanine level. And always had $5.00 Craps, even on the busiest nights. If memory serves me, they were the first AC casino with a player's card. You could get a midweek room off season for 9 comp dollars.
Thanks for the memories Mark! Have an awesome weekend!
Wow, I forgot the $2.00 blackjack. They were about the only casino with the surrender option also.
I absolutely love the Claridge old look and bed is excellent. You can stay there $40-$100 night
Thanks for watching and subscribing RLJ!
I saw Clarice at 10:01
Nice going! Thanks for watching!
I remember going to the Clardige in the 80's - 90's when it was a Casino Hotel. The casino was small and had this mezzanine level. There used to be tons of "call girls" working the tables !! They had a fast food type Chinese restaurant that was pretty good. Their buffet was fair.
When Bally's took it over, they kept the casino open, called part of it "The "ridge" to sound cool. Had a DJ on the weekends. It was kind of close to the walkway that took you into Ballys.
The rooms was HORRIBLE when it was part of Bally's. I remember getting a comp room from Ballys and they gave me a room in The Clardige Tower. It was disgusting. I wouldn't even consider sleeping in it. I walked all the way back to the front desk in Ballys, and demanded a better room. Ended up with a Bally's Tower Room.
They eventually renovated some of the rooms. The room on this video looks like it still had the bed frame/night table combination from when Bally's renovated the rooms. You can see it's very modern looking and doesn't go with the rest of the furniture in the room (which actually looks nice and fits with the era of the hotel.
Thanks for all the info Tom! Thanks for watching and subscribing!
I WOULD DEFINITELY STAY THERE. IT'S A NICE PLACE AND THE PRICE IS GOOD. THANKS FOR SHARING, KEEP UP THE AWESOME JOB. HAVE A FANTASTIC WEEKEND 😁👏🏽👏🏽
You as well Tracey! Thanks for watching!
My friends are going to a concert tonight at HardRock, I told them Claridge or Showboat would be cheapest, but I'd lean towards Claridge.
Thanks for watching John! Have a wonderful weekend!
Never stayed there but always loved the Claridge. Reminds me of the Empire State with its Art Deco exterior and lobby. Plent many hours there playing BJ 30 years ago as this was the only place in AC with surrender. I think the casino had 2 floors or was that the Sands next door? Unforgettable was a drunk, abusive Mickey Mantle as casino host.
Thanks for watching and subscribing melbedewy!
i really want to stay there!
I enjoyed my stay Tony! Have a great weekend!
Is the Claridge still a nice place to stay at?
I enjoy staying there but keep in mind, the building is old, there is no casino and only one or two restaurants. However it is connected to Bally's, Wild Wild West and Caesars which offers casinos and lots of restaurants. If you want an old time art deco feel, it might be the place for you! Thanks for watching and subscribing PHDRPM!
@@NuYawksir I am planning to be a server ar one of these restaurants placed in claridge , what are the estimated tip income? my position was 5$+tip , what would you estimate total per hour ?
I guess the only redeeming quality to a hotel that's super old is if it's really really clean. That's the selling point.
The Claridge will be having it's 100th anniversary in a few years. Just wondering what has gone on here over the years is also a selling point! In a video coming up soon, I'll show you around the beautiful rooms with classic furniture, and one of a kind chandeliers. It's kind of like staying at a museum! Oh yeah ... it's clean too! LOL! Thanks for watching Homelander OP! Have an awesome weekend!
I think this hotel was one of the first built in AC and was built for the super rich, with lavish gardens from it's front door to the boardwalk
The selling point is Value! Well worth it.
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Thanks for watching and subscribing Jason! Have a wonderful weekend!
I liked this hotel but food was just okay this was in the 80's, rooms are nice need a little updating
Thanks for watching Jo Popowick! Have an awesome weekend!
You forgot to mention their excessive parking fee.
Good point Scott. I think it's $35! As you can see in the beginning of the video I'm walking inside from Bally's where I can park for free with my players card! Have a great weekend!
I’d would stay there no problem…I’m one of those people who’s of the adage…clean, cheap, you are only in your room to sleep and shower.
Thanks for watching and subscribing Kimmer001! Have a great weekend!