Harrah's casino plans $56M hotel renovation in Atlantic City
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -- Harrah's casino in Atlantic City is planning a $56 million hotel renovation as it continues to reinvest in itself.
The casino says it's re-doing its Harbour Tower and renaming it the Coastal Tower. It will re-design and renovate 507 guest-rooms and suites.
The project should be completed by summer 2019, with the first re-done rooms becoming available early in the year.
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The renovation is part of $250 million worth of spending the casino's parent company, Caesars Entertainment, has made at Harrah's.
The company also owns two other Atlantic City casinos, Bally's and Caesars.