Their cleaning lady that I got help from was Very knowledge-able. Thank you very much for hiring that great employee for she answered what I asked and I was able to get where I needed to go. The Olive Garden Waiter was super great too. Thank you for Both of them. BTW, the mints that appeared to look like butter were a funny and pleasant surprise at the Olive Garden that were included in my "to go" bag. Smart move!

The stores that are open are nice. A few too many closed stores for appearances purposes. Was clean and the food court is nice, large and open. Massage chairs seem to only take dollars and not cards so I was a bit disappointed at that also. Not bad but not great either.

It’s a nice size mall. Not too far from Atlantic City. About 15 minutes drive. The mall has some decent stores. Macys, UGGs, Forever 21, Hollister, etc. Nice size food court. The only thing that’s upsetting to see is some of the stores that were there a few years ago are no longer there. It’s still worthwhile to visit and check out their stores.

this mall is not what it used to be. most of the stores aren't even appealing to the masses anymore and they come and go but never really make an impact. the mall itself is usually clean but the signs and food court could use some revamping, it's so outdated and just dead. however I do enjoy coming and windowshopping nevertheless so I can't complain too much. just wish it was more exciting and had better shopping options that weren't either all the same or very expensive for not really the best quality items.

I've been going here since I was very young. I remember when they were building it or at least adding on to it. We use to just walk around or spend the entire time in the arcade. I was pleased to see that they still had an arcade. It's on the second floor now and it use to be on the first... When I was a kid. Nostalgic moment over. Thank you 😂

agree with the others. used to be a brilliant, happy, cozy place to hang out in but over the years it's just gone downhill. drastically. people here say the pandemic was the downfall but it was dying in the late 2010s. so many popular stores have been taken down. they replaced GameStop with a closed store with nothing in it and blocked off multiple places that are just empty space. I agree with the other reviewers, just end it. make good use out of that huge lot. maybe rebuild the whole thing. it's just disappointing and saddening to be in these days. I used to actually enjoy being in it.

Took a field trip to Hamilton mall from Atlantic City. Thursday afternoon was slow, I enjoyed the opportunity to have the exploration to myself.

This mall has really gone downhill over the past few years. It’s sad. I wish they never got rid of Francesca’s…. It is nice that they still have Victoria’s Secret & Forever 21. Seems like every time I find a store I like… They close a few months later. It’s not horrible… But it is very empty. Hopefully they find some new businesses to rent the spaces to draw more people in. The smoothie place in the food court is pretty good! Worth trying.

Mall is open for food! March 17, 2020. Thank you Thank you Wonderful, well kept, well managed shopping mall, except for the unrelenting blaring of Christmas noises in Nov. and December and January. If they can turn way down the intrusive "music" it would have been a very pleasant shopping expirience. Since Jan 2030, new management appears to downgrade cleaning services! What a shame!

Unfortunately this mall is having the same issues other malls in America are having. Retail stores are closing. This mall still has a few good stores remaining. The mall itself is nice but with the variety of stores declining, it isn't the same anymore. There are still a few large retailers for clothes, there is a small food court (many spots have closed and one restaurant at the entrance open.) There is a nice haircut place for children to adults. Overall it's a good local place.

Glad that most of the stores and food court stayed open since the beginning of the pandemic. However, it's true that not many people visit here anymore. I suggest adding new stores or do more online advertising like the way Tanger Outlets does.

If the Sushi spot closes down I wouldn't come to this mall. Macy's has turned into TJ Maxx with more expensive clothes. The mall is trying...but Amazon has killed it. My wife and I are part of that. Every other day there's an Amazon delivery on our porch. ***Cue the Larry the Liquidator speech***

Great place to exercise. Get a good sweat going because its warm. Nobody is there. Always empty.

The Hamilton Mall is nice if you like convenience and just to get away for a while. There's a food court and plenty of shops to quietly browse through without the huge crowds. Also, look for Gold 'n' Diamond, they're a jewelry vendor on the 1st floor and the owner is very nice and accommodating. They have good prices for some beautiful jewelry.

Hamilton mall seems to be having a good comeback. It was busy with people at 2pm. Many more stores were open than I thought. Mostly clothes and shoe stores. Plenty of choices to satisfy everyone's needs. Glad to see the food court was busy but I am still not sure why the barber/beauty shop is next to the food. We had a nice afternoon shopping and having lunch. Nice atmosphere, good place for shopping or food.

I would give this mall zero stars if I could… what a sad place. The Macys was so disorganized, ROSS looks better. Do not waste your time trying to find clothes in this mall. More than half the stores are closed down.

This mall is almost a ghost town. At least that was the vibe when I was there a couple weeks ago. There are a few stores that are worth going into but if you really want variety and lots of it I'd find a different, bigger mall. There's a small food court with several good choices for meals. But it's really not as busy as I'm sure it used to be.

I see my friends there all of the time, tons of people, my mother owns a store there, and the food is amazing, especially in the food court. The store are convenient and are amazing. My favorite place is “Room 4 Escape”

The mall is not what it used to be like in it’s hey day! The stores are still operating, but at a quarter of the capacity that they once were. It was easy getting in through the doors at Macy’s, but the one door was in disrepair, and wasn’t functioning. As we entered through Macy’s, I noticed that the carpeting was in bad shape. It was coming up off the floor in spots, and looked raggedly. That, and the clothes were just strewn around on the display tables, like they were man handled, and no one took the time, to re-fold the garments, nor even noticed that they were a askew. Yet, I kept going on, noticing what they did have displayed properly before exiting to hit the Piercing Pagoda. The Piercing Pagoda is centrally located in the Hamilton Mall. They had a wide arrange of earrings and other jewelry to choose from. My 9 y..o. daughter was getting her ears pierced, and was quite nervous, to say the least. The employee was courteous, and would be the one piercing her ears. After mulling over several types of earrings, she chose a pair of pearls. In doing so, I had to fill out paperwork stating that I was her parent, and show ID. Then, sign my life away in order for her to get her ears pierced. I’m only kidding. Although, I did have to sign paperwork regarding the piercings, my minor child, their non obligation should she have any issues regarding the piercings or earrings being to her dissatisfaction. They also had instructions for ear care along with it. So, sign away I did , after they copied my ID. My daughter was the most nervous I had ever seen, and her Aunt and MomMom were there for moral support , as it was her 9th birthday, and she wanted them there for that reason. Her 13 y.o. brother couldn’t be convinced to go because we were only going for her to get her ears pierced, and not to walk around going into stores. The employee, a woman in her early twenties, sat my daughter down in one of their chairs designated for piercings, and got a marker to mark the placement of where the earrings were going to go on her lobes. She wore plastic gloves, which I thought was hygienic. After she marked her ear lobes, she then went to get the “ gun “ to pierce my daughter’s ears. That’s when she really got nervous, and asked my sister, her Aunt, if she could hold her hand during the process. I was taking pictures, and her MomMom, my Mother, was talking to her gently, reassuring her that she was going to be fine, and that it would only hurt for a moment. The employee came back from behind the booth with the earrings, and the piercing gun. She told my daughter to sit still, and pierced her ears within a minute. My daughter was surprised at how quickly the piercing took place, and how little it hurt. She calmed down immediately. After that, the employee gave her a mirror to look at her earrings, which were pearls. My daughter was very happy with the outcome, as were we. I had to buy ear care solution afterwards, and we were on our way, after the employee stressed that she turn the earrings regularly and not take the earrings out for six weeks. Then, we left the Piercing Pagoda, and walked through the mall the same way we came in, and drove home. All in all, it was a great experience for my daughter. I was pleased with the service, the price of the earrings, how they looked on her, and her happiness.

A unfortunate example of a failing mall. Many empty store fronts, but some of the main, standard stores are there. The place is clean and seemingly well maintained. Good place to go if there is a store you need something from but don't want crowds.

This mall has gone down hill. It used to be a great place for your family to shop and enjoy a mall day. Now you have to be worried that if you take your family there you’re going to be harassed and screamed at by security. My daughter doesn’t even want to go to the mall anymore because their irate security and the toxic situation they caused while my family and myself were there.

This place is pretty big and has quite a few stores. The food court has a great variety of foods, and the variety of clothing stores is pretty good too. I'm just disappointed at how empty it feels despite being so large. There are many closed spots and it lacks things for kids, like a toy store or little coin rides. There's an arcade but it's all classic stuff. However, there is also a store for comic books, figurines, and old games. That place was extremely cool. But in the end, if I had to choose between this and the Cumberland mall, I'd choose Cumberland.

The Place is not bad for shopping for shows and clothes. Some big-name stores have closed over the last few years. But still a great place to shop with the family.

Growing up this is where I came to shop and then head to the foodcourt afterwards. This place went from family-friendly to a high school hang out spot. Whenever I go over there which is extremely rare I feel like I’m walking through the hallways of my old high school not to mention the pot heads that stink up the parking lot with they’re blunt sessions.