We had 4 rooms booked for a 2 night stay. After much time spent on-line outlining our requests, we were lucky to even get rooms. A huge line up at check-in (this was at 4pm) with only two clerks on duty. No adjoining rooms, no smoking rooms, no rooms with 2 beds, etc. I guess that's why they call them requests!
One couple in our party discovered that one of their beds had already been slept in and the sheets were never changed. Also. lots of pubic hair in the bathroom.
No kleenex, no coffee for the coffee maker, not enough towels, one teeny little bar of soap.
Time share skells waiting to ambush you as you walk to check-in, and millions of them on the boardwalk. Speaking of check-in, it's easiest to pull into 'valet' parking area, drop off your stuff and people and then go to self park. Otherwise you'll be humping all your luggage through the parking garage to the elevators.
I am a smoker so the new non-smoking rules kind of takes the fun away. But right next to the lobby bar is a smoking slot section so it's not far to walk.
We left our cars and took the jitney, $2 each way. Certainly an easy way to get around.
All in all, we had a good time, but that was due to the company, not the hotel. Would I stay there again? For $59 a night, you bet.

We stayed at the Trump Marina for a Four night long weekend in the middle of May. My Wife and I are in our late 20's and had a few other couples with us. We have stayed in AC 5 or 6 times before usually on the boardwalk. You can catch the the Jitney for $2 to the boardwalk, we always caught the #2. Overall we enjoyed the hotel with no issues distracting from our general enjoyment of our trip. We would stay here again if the price or comps was right and could not book something on the boardwalk.

The Rooms:In our room we had two twin or queen beds, while or friends had gotten Kings. The room we had like or friends was nice and mostly clean and comfortable. The bathrooms had nice Tile and stone appointments with a small coffee maker on the counter. The hotel does have a basic gym with nice treadmill and bikes with TV's on them. They also have a good free weights set with some traditional multi-cable type machines.

The food: This was a mixed bag with mostly good entrees at the Harbourside and a overpriced buffet for what you get. Don't get us wrong it wasn't bad and most of our food there was comped. We felt the quality of the food just wasn't up to par with others. For example one night we ordered a jumbo shrimp cocktail shrimp was far from jumbo and looked about like the same they serve on the buffet.

Gaming: We had a good time gaming and found it to generally be good. While some with us thought the slots were tight on the payout. The most any of us came back with was a hundred or so extra so nothing big. Drink service was hit or miss sometimes I had two drinks in my hand other times it was hours and didn't have one.

If you head to the board walk and you should. Be sure to check out the new Pier shopping complex by Caesars it really nice with top name brand shops, and nice restaurants and bars on the third level.

I live within a half-hour's drive of AC, and this is my favorite place of all of them. While many rave about Borgata, I find it cold, and the buffet so-so at best. Trump Marina might need a bit of a facelift, but I find it comfortable and clean. Reading about some of the room complaints truly surprised me.

I was checking in on a comped room, and was pleasantly surprised when offered a free upgrade to a suite. Needless to say, I grabbed it. I've seen the high-roller suites at Resorts and at the Trop before the addition of the Quarter ( and, like in this instance, by luck, not by being a high roller myself), and I will say that I found the Marina's suite superior.

It was excellent. It was stereotypical Trump-Goldplate or goldtone fixtures, heavy on the gold colors, etc. It was nicely appointed and had a jacuzzi in the living room. I couldn't help but chuckle as I walked through it, knowing what people have paid to stay in accomodations like this, yet the Gods (or the clerks) smiled on me and made it mine for a night.

While a chaise lounge in the suite was a bit threadbare, it was extremely comfortable. Room service was a bit slow due to events going on and a packed house, but when it did get there, everything was great. Two bathrooms, one with a glass stalled shower, the other with a tub and shower, were extremely convenient. The television operated at the foot of the bed with a button that retracted the TV into the furniture.

The buffet is better than Resorts' buffet, not as good as Taj but still very good, and I've become a cold shrimp snob. I just don't like it unless it's the way the Trump properties make them. The Upstairs Cafe is also very convenient, and good.

The pool is nice, and the health club facility, while not huge, has everything you might want if you need a break from the gaming. While I can't say I'd spend out-of-pocket to stay in the suite again (because free room offers from all the casinos come along), I am extremely glad to have stayed there, and that upgrade definitely turned me on to bringing the bulk of my business there.

We arrived at 6 pm and we were told our room wasn't ready - we had to wait another hour. Since we were in town for a show we couldn't wait and we complained. The desk person was very short with us and told us it wasn't his "fault other people couldn't keep up with their jobs", but he would "bump" someone else for us to get a room quicker. The room was average - not nearly as nice as Harrah's or Borgota and definately not worth the ridiculous price we paid. Hotel management was not interested in giving us a room discount or comps for our room not being ready, even though we had a guaranteed check-in time of 3 PM. It is highly unlikely we would stay here again, even with a comped room. We can't even say the hotel staff were friendly or nice.