Bathrooms feature large walk-in showers and sparkly white solid surface counter tops.
Set away from the casino, this side of the hotel tends to be quieter at night. The Resort Tower is a better option for guests who’d like to sleep during their stay.
Jubilee rooms have an appealing-at-first-glance retro-modern look, with fun red circle-print wallpaper dramatically high, white-upholstered headboards and white bedding with red accents that distracts from the dreary brown carpet and chairs. All of the rooms are spiffy and bright thanks to a 2013 renovation, but they're not so incredible that guests can overlook the noise. Built above the casino, the Jubilee Tower is subject to nighttime disturbances.
The earplugs guests receive upon check-in are probably the best indication of what this side of the hotel has in store. Bally’s is composed of two towers, Jubilee and Resort.
