Westgate Las Vegas Rooms

Signature King Room

The Signature Room collection at Westgate Las Vegas Resort is their take on the standard room – although we think the views alone make it worthy of belonging to an entirely different category. The King Signature Room offers views of either the Las Vegas Strip or the Las Vegas Country Club. 

The King Signature room measures 400 sq ft and features one king bed but also a leather sleeper sofa. The room technically only sleeps two, so don’t plan on bringing extra guests unless you’re willing to pay an extra fee. 

The bedding is a Simmons Beautyrest Chadfield Recharge Signature mattress with a black leather headboard. Elegant lighting and a spacious bathroom add those little extra touches that make this feel like more than just your average room. 

Key Details

• 400 sq ft
• Sleeps Two
• King Bed Plus Pull-Out Sofa
• Mini Refrigerator 
• Air Conditioning & Heating
• 60″ Flat Screen LED TV 
• WiFi Access
• Oversized Tub
• Blackout Curtains
• Great Views 

Price 

Prices vary depending on when you stay, how long you stay, and if you can score a great deal. The average nightly price for the Signature King room is right around $60 – $80. 

Signature Double Room

The Signature Double Room at Westgate Las Vegas Resort is very similar to the King version, with just a few minor differences. It still offers that great Hollywood styling and great views of either the Strip or the Las Vegas Country Club. However, the Double Signature Room sleeps four instead of two and offers two double beds. 

It feels worth mentioning the difference between double and queen beds here. Most double rooms in Las Vegas offer queen-size beds, so these are noticeably smaller. There also isn’t a pull-out sofa in this double room like there is in the king room. While it technically sleeps four, we think it’s better suited for two or possibly three. 

Key Details

• 400 sq ft
• Two Double Beds
• No Pull-Out Sofa 
• Air Conditioning and Heating Controls 
• Mini Refrigerator
• 60″ Flat Screen LED TV 
• WiFi Access
• Oversized Tub
• Blackout Curtains
• Great Views

Price

Prices vary, but this room averages about $60 – $80 per night, although it may cost significantly more during peak times. 

Luxe King Room

The Luxe King Room is the same size as the Signature Rooms, but the decor is noticeably different. This room has more of a Mediterranean feel, with blues and whites throughout. One of the main defining features of the Luxe Room over the Signature Rooms is a more accommodating desk area. It’s nothing super fancy, but it does offer space if you’re traveling to Las Vegas on business or you simply want some space to spread out and take care of a couple of things. 

Keep in mind that with the addition of the desk, you do lose a bit in terms of seating. The rooms are the same size as the Signatures, so there has to be a tradeoff. Where the Signature accommodations offer either two comfy chairs or a pull-out sofa, the Luxe rooms trim that back to a single comfy chair instead. 

Key Details 

• 400 Sq Ft
• Single King Bed 
• Limited Seating 
• Heating & Air Conditioning Controls
• 58″ Flat Screen Led TV
• WiFi Access 
• Mini Refrigerator 
• Black Out Curtains
• Newly Renovated 
• In Room Safe

Price 

Prices vary but generally start at about $65 a night during off-peak days. 

Luxe Double Queen Room

The Luxe Double Queen Room at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort Casino offers all the same features as the King version of the Luxe Room, except (obviously) there are two queen beds instead of a single king bed. 

The Luxe Double Queen Room sleeps up to four people, and because the beds are queen size, sleeping four in this room actually works – as opposed to the Double Signature, which is actually kinda tight for sleeping four, in our opinion. 

Key Details 

• 400 Sq Ft
• Two Queen Beds 
• Limited Seating (especially if you have four people staying in the room)
• Heating & Air Conditioning Controls
• 58″ Flat Screen LED TV
• WiFi Access 
• Mini Refrigerator 
• Black Out Curtains 
• Newly Renovated 
• In-Room Safe

Price 

Prices vary but generally start at about $70 – $75 for non-peak times.

Premier Room

The last in the lineup of the standard rooms at Westgate Las Vegas Resort is the Premier Rooms. While every Las Vegas hotel has a version of a standard room, we like that Westgate Las Vegas Resort offers various tiers, with their Premier Room being the upper level. 

The Premier measures the same 400 sq ft as the others, but the space feels more modern than the other rooms, and the mattress is plush heaven. The Premier Rooms also offer two views to choose from – either a view of the Las Vegas Strip or of the Las Vegas Country Club Golf Course. 

Key Details 

• 400 sq ft 
• Modern Design
• Desk Space 
• View of the Strip or Golf Course 
• Sleeps Two Guests 
• No Pull-Out Sofa 
• WiFi Access
• 37″ Flat Screen TV
• Kitchenette with Sink and Mini Refrigerator
• Air Conditioning & Heating Controls

Price

Prices vary, but the Premier King Room averages about $135 per night during non-peak times. 

Premier Double Queen Room

The Premier Double Queen Room offers all of the same modern features as the King Premier Room. With two queen beds, this is a great room for a small group of friends (up to four) that are set out on a Las Vegas vacation and want a nice room but also know they’re not going to be spending much time in it because they’re going to be spending so much time enjoying the city. 

There’s not a ton of extra seating or space, but the modern design, super-comfortable bedding, and little kitchenette with a sink and mini-refrigerator make this room an attractive option. 

Key Details 

• 400 sq ft 
• Modern Design
• Desk Space 
• View of the Strip or Golf Course 
• Sleeps Four Guests 
• No Pull-Out Sofa 
• WiFi Access
• 37″ Flat Screen TV
• Kitchenette with Sink and Mini Refrigerator
• Air Conditioning & Heating Controls

Price

Prices vary, but on average, the Premier Double Queen Room starts at about $135 per night during non-peak times.

Studio Suite

We’re honestly quite amazed by the Studio Suite at Westgate Las Vegas Resort. It’s only 400 sq ft, similar to the rooms, but boy, do they manage to pack a lot of great amenities into that space. This suite features a single king bed, window seating, a desk area, a kitchenette with counter seating, and a spacious bathroom with a rain shower. 

Key Details  

• 400 sq ft
• Black and Gold Decor 
• Kitchenette with Mini Refrigerator, Microwave, & Wet Bar 
• Desk Space 
• Sleeps Two Guests 
• Window Seating 
• Rain Shower 
• 60″ Smart TV
• Air Conditioning & Heating Controls 
• In-Room Safe 
• WiFi Access 

Price 

With all the suites at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, it’s really important to do some comparison shopping for rates. There seems to be a wider range of prices depending on the day and how long you’re staying. The lowest prices we found for the Studio Suite were about $150 – $200, but we also see this suite easily jump to more than $400 per night. 

Family Suite

Have you tried traveling to Las Vegas with the family and been frustrated with the options for hotel rooms or suites that were truly family-friendly? The Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino offers what we think is the perfect solution with their Family Suite. 

This suite is 700 sq ft, so it’s a good size and offers enough room to move around. But what makes this suite truly family-friendly is the kid-approved sleeping area. It features a bunk bed with an additional trundle bed, so it sleeps three comfortably, but if your little ones are younger, you can easily have them double up and bunk together if needed. 

The space is colorful and also features a window-side table for the young ones to enjoy some room service, bean bag chairs, games, and more. For the adults, there’s an ultra-comfortable and spacious king-size bed with the same colorful, fun decor throughout. If you need more sleeping space for this suite that accommodates up to eight people, you can always request an extra bed for an additional rollaway bed fee. 

Key Details 

• 700 sq ft
• One king bed, plus bunk beds that include a trundle bed
• Comfortable sofa for extra sleeping space
• Colorful decor throughout 
• 2 bathrooms with rain showers
• Kitchenette with sink, microwave, mini refrigerator, and coffee maker (a must for parents!)
• Video game console and arcade game table for the kids
• 60″ LED smart flat screen, cable TV
• Desk area 
• Air Conditioning and heating controls
• Blackout curtains 
• WiFi access 

Price 

Prices vary widely depending on when you visit and how long you stay. We’ve seen nightly rates for the Family Suite as low as $225 per night but also go as high as $500+ per night. Shopping around for the best rates is key. 

One-Bedroom Villa

The One Bedroom Villa is one of the most recent styles of accommodations at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino. The decor is done in the classic Westgate Las Vegas colors of black and gold, and the 900 sq ft suite feels elegant and sophisticated throughout. 

The bedroom features a single king bed, a small seating area, and flat-screen television, plus its own bath with a two-person jetted tub. The suite also offers a sleeper sofa that the space actually accommodates up to four guests instead of only two. In our opinion, the queen sleeper sofas at the Westgate are more comfortable than what we’ve typically experienced in other Las Vegas hotels.  

There is a dining area and a kitchenette that features a sink, refrigerator, microwave, and plenty of counter and cabinet space. There isn’t a stovetop, so you can’t make your own cooked-to-order breakfast, but you can certainly enjoy a meal from room service here instead of venturing out to a restaurant. 

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Key Details 

• 900 sq ft 
• One bedroom with a luxury king bed
• Queen sleeper sofa
• Kitchenette with dining area 
• Bathroom with rain shower and two-person jetted tub
• Air conditioning and heating controls 
• Two 60″ LED Smart TVs
• WiFi Access 

Price 

Prices vary depending on when and how long you stay. You can expect to pay anywhere from $250-$400 per night for the One Bedroom Villa. 

Two Bedroom Villa

If you like the One Bedroom Villa but are looking for a bit more space and privacy, we recommend the Westgate Las Vegas Resort Two Bedroom Villa instead. This Westgate Villa measures a spacious 1300 sq ft and features a living and dining area, plus a kitchenette, that’s similar to the one-bedroom version. 

With the two bedrooms, each features a king bed. There’s also a queen sleeper sofa in the room. However, each of the two bedrooms is noticeably different. One bedroom offers a wet bar and bathroom with a rain shower, while the other features no wet bar but offers a desk area and a master bath with both a rain shower and a large jetted tub. 

Key Details 

• 1300 sq ft
• Sleeps up to four guests
• Two bedrooms with king beds
• Queen sofa sleeper
• Kitchenette and dining area 
• Two bathrooms 
• Air conditioning and heating controls 
• Wet bar in the bedroom 
• Two rain showers 
• 51″ flat screen tv
• WiFi access

Price

Prices vary depending on when and how long you stay, but you should anticipate paying $500+ per night for this suite. 

Four-Bedroom Presidential Suite

The ultimate suite at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is the Four Bedroom Presidential Suite. This is the largest, measuring 2500 sq ft, and between the four bedrooms (all with king beds) and the two queen sleeper sofas, this suite can accommodate up to twelve guests. It’s the priciest of the suites at Westgate Las Vegas, but if you’re traveling with a group of friends for maybe a bachelor or bachelorette party, it ends up being a great deal. 

Each of the four bedrooms offers plenty of space, with either a wet bar or a full master bath with jetted tub. There’s also plenty of privacy to be had. With a dining area and kitchenette, you can also get a head start on the festivities by enjoying some appetizers and cocktails in your suite before heading out. 

Key Details

• 2300 sq ft
• Sleeps up to 12 guests
• Four bedrooms with king beds
• Two queen sleeper sofas 
• Kitchenette and dining area
• Wet bars
• Jetted tubs
• Air conditioning and heating controls 
• Work areas 
• Classic Westgate gold and black decor 
• WiFi Access
• Blackout curtains 
• 51″ flat screen TVs

Price 

You should contact Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino directly for a price quote on the Four Bedroom Presidential Suite. 

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino offers several options for property guests who require accessible rooms and services. Our best advice is to contact the property prior to your stay to find out what the accessible room and suite options are during the duration of your planned stay. 

Accessible room amenities include a roll-in shower, shower seat, walk-in shower, ADA Hearing Compliant Guest Room Kits, and spaces designed with a wheelchair-accessible path. 

Westgate is a pet-friendly hotel, but they normally charge a pet fee. If you have a service animal, you can rest easy knowing that they don’t charge for service animals under the pet fee guidelines. However, you do want to contact guest services to get everything straightened out and make sure that your companion qualifies as a service animal. 

Check-In & Check-Out Times 

The standard check-in time at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is 3 pm, and the check-out time is 11 am. If you’re arriving early or departing late, it may be possible to request an early check-in or late check-out, subject to additional fees and availability. 

The guest who pays for the room must be a minimum check-in age of 18 years or older. If you have special check-in instructions or a booking confirmation number, make sure to have those ready when you arrive. 

Resort Fees

Like most hotels on the Las Vegas Strip, Westgate does charge a nightly resort fee. This fee is currently $39.99 per night. Keep in mind that this fee may change. 

The per-night resort fee includes access to the business center, fitness facility, outdoor pool access, WiFi access, and more.  

Additional fees you might find yourself paying during your stay at Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino include a fee for extra guests or children, pet fee, roll-away bed or crib fees, early check-in or late check-out fees, and a cleaning fee if you smoke in one of the rooms,

Parking 

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino offers all guests and visitors free parking on-site. This is a rarity in Las Vegas, especially when looking at hotels on the Strip. The free parking can save you a good chunk of change every day. 

Pets Policy 

Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino do offer pet-friendly rooms, but when they say “pet-friendly,” what they really mean is dog-friendly. Any other pets, like cats, birds, reptiles, hamsters – you name it, aren’t allowed. 

While the property accepts dogs, there is an additional fee and rules that need to be followed. The fee is non-refundable and costs $150 per stay. There’s a limit of two dogs, and their combined weight cannot exceed 60 lbs. The upper limit at most other Las Vegas hotels is 100 lbs. They have a rule against pets left unattended in the rooms unless they are kenneled. Also, as part of Westgate’s guest safety measures, certain breeds (the ones most commonly known as “bully” breeds) are not allowed. 

If you plan on bringing your dog, it’s best to contact the property ahead of time just so there aren’t any surprises once you arrive. 

• Seasonal pool   
• Onsite spa  
• Fitness center 
• The casino features table games, slot machines, and a casino room for poker.
• Convention spaces  
• Tennis and pickleball courts
• Shopping
• Dining – the buffet restaurant specializes in family-friendly cuisine 
• Las Vegas Monorail stop

The Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is located at 3000 Paradise Rd in Las Vegas, NV. This is super close to the Las Vegas Strip and is practically right across the street from the Las Vegas Convention Center and the golf course at the Las Vegas Country Club. For reference, the Westgate is about two miles from Caesars Palace on the Strip.

• Westgate Las Vegas offers multiple styles of rooms, suites, and villas 
• Westgate Las Vegas offers one of the only true family-friendly suites close to the Strip
• Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino was formerly the Las Vegas Hilton 
• With an active fun casino, Westgate Resort is a great place to visit, even if you aren’t staying
• The property accepts credit cards but not cash for deposits and reservations
• Transportation is easy with a Las Vegas Monorail Stop right onsite. 
• Late check-out and early check-in subject to availability
• Westgate has above-average cleaning and disinfection practices in place