Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino
The Westgate — the historic former International Hotel where Elvis performed — is an affordable off-Strip resort built around the legendary SuperBook, the world's largest race & sportsbook with a 240-foot LED wall. A sports fan's base with an on-site Monorail stop, from $36/night.



Is Westgate Las Vegas Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates
Originally opened in 1969 as the International Hotel — the very stage Elvis made famous — the Westgate blends genuine Vegas history with modern comforts. Its crown jewel is the SuperBook, the world's largest race and sportsbook, with hundreds of seats and a colossal 240-foot indoor LED video wall that makes it a bucket-list spot for sports fans.
Rooms are comfortable and affordable for the space, and while it sits off-Strip near the Convention Center, an on-site Las Vegas Monorail station makes reaching the central Strip easy without dealing with traffic or parking. Rates start around $36 a night before fees.
Budget for the extras: the resort fee is $49.99 plus tax (about $57 a night), and parking is no longer free — self-parking runs $10 a day through the SP+ Mobile app (validated free with restaurant, casino or show activity) and valet is $25. The location is honest convention country: the Las Vegas Convention Center is right next door, but the nearest Strip casinos are roughly a 20–25 minute walk along Paradise Road, which is punishing in summer heat — the Monorail or a short rideshare covers the gap in minutes.
Insider tipRooms face either the Strip or the Las Vegas Country Club golf course, and you won't land the Strip side unless you ask — request a newly renovated North Tower room to pair the better view with the updated decor.Check Rates & Availability →
Rooms

Premier Room
4This newly renovated 400-square-foot room comes with either one king or two queen beds, bright neutral decor and views of the Las Vegas Strip or the Las Vegas Country Club golf course. Amenities include a 58-inch flat-screen cable TV with pay-per-view movies, a bedside USB charging console, a work desk with chair, an in-room safe and a full private bathroom.

Signature Room
4This 400-square-foot room comes with two double beds and luxury bedding, plus views of either the Las Vegas Strip or the golf course at the Las Vegas Country Club. Among the amenities are a 60-inch LED TV, a single-cup coffee maker, a compact refrigerator and a laptop-compatible safe. This is a non-smoking room; the bathroom has a shower/tub combination.

North Tower Luxe Double Queen
4These newly renovated North Tower rooms offer modern decor and 400 square feet of space for up to four guests, with views of the Las Vegas Strip or the Las Vegas Country Club golf course. Each room features two queen beds and a 58-inch flat-screen cable TV with pay-per-view movies.

Luxe King Room
2The renovated Luxe King Room pairs a king bed with luxury linens in a 400-square-foot layout. It comes with a work desk and chair, a 58-inch flat-screen cable TV, a mini-fridge, and a full private bathroom with a walk-in shower and hairdryer, plus a closet with an in-room safe, iron and board.

Premier King Room
2The newly renovated Premier King Room features bright, neutral decor with a king bed, a bedside console with USB charging station, a 58-inch flat-screen cable TV with pay-per-view movies, a full private bathroom with walk-in shower and separate vanity, a closet with safe, and views of either the Las Vegas Strip or the Las Vegas Country Club golf course.

Signature King Room
2The Signature King Room features a king bed, two nightstands with charging ports, an accent sitting chair, a work desk with ergonomic chair, a 60-inch LED TV, a mini-fridge, a hairdryer, and a private bathroom with separate vanity and walk-in shower.
Location
3000 S. Paradise Rd.







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