Description: The Coral Towers were a preexisting structure on the resort that became Atlantis in the mid 1990s. As a result the building is more or less an older, standard hotel placed within a stunning tropical resort. Though it isn't as luxurious as the Royal Towers, its convenience and cleanliness make it an outstanding vacation choice.
The Royal Towers may have proximity to resort amenities, but the Coral Towers have their own advantages. For example, the hotel is close to the casino and arcade shopping. It is the most centrally located of all the towers, which means it doesn't take long to get anywhere in Atlantis - outside or inside. The Discovery Kids Adventure camp is located on the lower level, and the library is here too - the only reliable place at the resort to get Internet access (you have to sign up and wait your turn). If you want to leave Atlantis, there's a little shopping area right outside the Coral Towers worth looking at. And it's the closest hotel to the Marina Village, where you can visit Jamba Juice, have a burger at Johnny Rockets, eat a nice sit-down meal at Bimini Road or one of the other great restaurants, and just stroll around.
The lobby of the Coral Towers is gorgeous, colorful and large, with lots of couches, fountains, and sculptures. The rooms are fairly ordinary and cheerful, with colors befitting the tropical environment, and well maintained. Many have balconies and all feature either a king size bed or double beds, although there are suites available. My only concern about staying here would be being placed on the hallway from the lobby to the library, which gets lots of noisy foot traffic at all hours because there's also a door to the outside pools and waterslides there.
Unfortunately, not everyone can stay at the Royal Towers. The Coral Towers are a pleasant, comfortable alternative. And as far as I'm concerned any place within Atlantis is a fantastic location.
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