They were so awesome though each of them were upbeat and smiling and making sure everyone was taken care of made it so much more pleasureable for all of us in line! The hotel is beautiful as you walk down the hall to the elevators. You could tell it was a little much for her but she never once complained or made an ugly face about all the things that seemed to be happening while she was trying to take care of the long line of guest waiting to check in. This wasn't a big deal to me once I realized what time it was but there were only 2 lovely ladies working the check in desk and one of the ladies seemed to be doing everything else while trying to check in guest. This was a great expereince! Upon arriving, about 30 mins after check in started, there was a long line of people waiting to check in.

It is $8 for the day and well worth it if you want to go to many places. Also there is a tram that runs the length of the boardwalk fairly often. It is pretty far down the boardwalk and is surrounded by empty casinos but it isn't a far walk to Resorts. That can prove very problematic if you need something or don't feel like standing for a long time. I have never seen more than two people at the front desk, even during busy check in times. Twice in the past few months I have driven up and not found a valet anywhere. It is hard to find staff and this may be the worst thing. The walls are medium - so loud neighbors can be heard but generally it hasn't been an issue.

The place is a bit run down, but still has the beautiful stained glass that is awe inspiring. This is huge for me since the only other place allowing dogs is a casino in the marina. My favorite thing about the Showboat is that they are dog friendly.

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