Tropicana Atlantic City announces Solana Tower renovation | Gambling Insider

Tropicana Atlantic City announces Solana Tower renovation | Gambling Insider

New room redesign project to begin later this year.

Key points:

Key points:

– Tropicana Atlantic City has announced the redevelopment of its west wing into the new Solana Tower, comprising 604 updated rooms and suites

– Construction will start after Labour Day 2025, with completion expected by January 2026

Tropicana Atlantic City has confirmed plans for a major renovation of its west wing, unveiling the forthcoming Solana Tower, which will feature 604 redesigned rooms and suites.

The new tower will include design elements inspired by Tropicana’s Palm Walk, including wood tones, tropical patterns and vintage Atlantic City references. The rooms are being developed to create a light, coastal atmosphere.

According to the resort, the updated spaces will include curated artwork and design features intended to provide a relaxed and modern guest experience.

Renovation work is scheduled to begin after 1 September 2025, with completion targeted for early 2026. The booking window for the new accommodations is expected to open in autumn 2025.

Good to know: Tropicana Atlantic City is part of Caesars Entertainment Atlantic City, which also operates Caesars and Harrah’s Resort

Joe Giunta, Tropicana SVP & General Manager, stated: “We are thrilled to offer our guests a new, elevated hospitality experience with the addition of Solana Tower.

“Bright, breezy and brimming with character – these room enhancements blend playful coastal charm with a nod to vintage Atlantic City. The new rooms offer a vibrant, welcoming escape that’s as fun as it is approachable.”

Recently, New Jersey’s casino industry saw a 5.1% drop in revenue during the first quarter of 2025, reflecting ongoing financial pressure across the sector. Despite the downturn, Tropicana stood out with a 7.1% rise in operating profit, reaching $13.4m.

For the latest updates and information on the renovations, guests can visit the official Tropicana Atlantic City website.

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