Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa Details $107 Million Borgata Tower Renovation
TL;DR — Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa launches a $107 million renovation of the Borgata Tower beginning September 13. All guestrooms, corridors, and the main lobby will receive modern Italian-inspired updates by Avenue Interior Design. The work forms part of a property-wide transformation continuing into 2027.
SCCG Take — The phased floor-by-floor delivery allows operational continuity while refreshing core guest infrastructure in a key Atlantic City asset.
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City has announced a $107 million project to reimagine the Borgata Tower. The scope covers all guestrooms and suites, guestroom corridors, and the tower’s main lobby known as The Living Room. The operator selected Avenue Interior Design for the work.
The $107 million project is scheduled to begin September 13, with newly renovated guestrooms becoming available on a floor-by-floor basis beginning in October 2026. This forms one element of a broader property-wide transformation that continues into 2027, according to G3 Newswire.
Design and Material Specifications
Avenue Interior Design previously handled the tower’s original design as well as the MGM Tower remodel and B Bar transformation. The refreshed scheme adopts a warmer, contemporary interpretation of Borgata’s signature glamour, drawing from modern Italian design and fine tailoring. Clean architectural lines combine with rich materials and residential detailing.
Guestrooms and suites will use a palette of warm woods, camel and cognac tones, cream, deep blue, and burnished metals. Upholstered headboards, custom woodwork, integrated metal detailing, and sculptural furnishings add texture while directing attention to Atlantic City views. Corridors and elevator lobbies receive bolder colors, artwork, and graphic patterns, including carpet patterned after an abstract Italian mosaic. The Living Room retains its architecture but adds new furnishings and finishes to brighten the space and reinforce the arrival experience.
Scope and Delivery Approach
The renovation proceeds floor by floor to limit disruption. Every element traces to the stated goal of delivering polished yet comfortable spaces. No additional jurisdictions, comparative data, or external market projections appear in the announcement. The single disclosed figure remains the $107 million total commitment.
Reporting: G3 Newswire
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Smart capital deployment: Borgata reinvests in core hospitality infrastructure without closing doors, keeping Atlantic City competitive through controlled execution.
We track capital allocation across every gaming market we serve. A $107 million renovation signals MGM's continued confidence in Atlantic City and the Borgata brand. The phased approach—rooms online October 2026, completion 2027—shows operators can modernize legacy assets without revenue sacrifice. That playbook matters as regional properties nationwide face refresh cycles.
- $107M Italian-inspired redesign covers all Borgata Tower rooms, corridors, and main lobby
- Floor-by-floor rollout starts September 13; first rooms available October 2026
- Avenue Interior Design returns after original tower and MGM Tower projects
SCCG angle: SCCG has introduced design, FF&E, technology, and guest experience vendors into multi-phase resort renovations across our 545 partner network. If you're scoping a refresh or chasing project work in the casino hospitality space, we connect you to the decision-makers and the deals already moving.
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