We have a family of five (three teenagers), and are accustomed to staying in resorts of international distinction that we book through our timeshare exchange. Traveling with our children, we were not keen on the Atlantic City destination, and didn't read the reviews about this particular resort until after confirming our week. When we arrived at the resort, we were quite disappointed. It is very outdated, the oceanfront room that we reserved was not available, and parking our SUV in small garage spaces was extremely difficult. Additionally, the indoor pool was only approximately 12 feet long and 7 feet wide, and there was not an outdoor pool. However, the room was very clean. We decided to give it a chance and stay at least two nights before searching for alternate accommodations. We ventured onto the boardwalk, which was only a few steps from the lobby door, and noticed the beach access was directly in front of us. This proved to be extremely convenient as we spent the majority of our time at the beach and the kids were able to go back to the room for snacks, restroom, etc. as needed. The resort was situated in the middle of the boardwalk, within walking distance of most casinos, and a convenience and liquor store. The hotel security was superb (doors to the hotel and parking are locked - a swipe card is needed to enter). Nikkia- concierge/reservation specialist/front desk receptionist- was friendly, helpful, and went above and beyond to take care of other miniscule concerns. We decided to stay for the remainder of our week as the small pool, parking, and outdated room didn't have the negative impact on our vacation that we thought it would. Our greatest problem in Atlantic City was the presence of few American-owned, English-peaking businesses. For the most part, Atlantic City and the La Renaissance ended up being a great place for our family vacation. If you don't demand four or five star accommodations, or a pool in which you can actually swim, but prefer cleanliness, security, and location, I would definitely recommend La Renaissance.











