Former Las Vegas Hilton where Elvis performed, next to the Las Vegas Convention Center with its own Monorail stop.
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is a large hotel at 3000 Paradise Rd in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, on the east side of the Strip next to the Las Vegas Convention Center. It is the former Las Vegas Hilton, where Elvis Presley performed a long run of shows in the 1970s, and the resort still draws on that history. The hotel has its own stop on the Las Vegas Monorail, which gives direct access to the Strip resorts and to the convention center without needing a car. Harry Reid International Airport is about ten to fifteen minutes away by car. Being off the main Strip means the property is quieter and cheaper than central resorts, but the walk to most Strip attractions is long and visitors generally use the Monorail or a rideshare. Rooms are offered as Resort Kings, Signature Rooms and Suites, and many are large by Las Vegas standards, although decor varies between towers. Amenities include a casino, the SuperBook sportsbook, a pool, a fitness centre and wifi, as well as restaurants and bars on site. A resort fee of roughly $35-$45 per night applies to rates that often range from about $50 to $200, and guests rate the property at about 3.6. The location makes it popular with convention and trade show attendees, sports bettors who use the SuperBook, and budget-conscious travellers. Service is functional and geared to large groups and events rather than to boutique stays, and it can be busy during major conventions, when rates rise considerably. The resort is also near Resorts World Las Vegas and the Strat, each a short drive away, giving options for dining and entertainment.
| Price | $50-$200 |
|---|---|
| Address | 3000 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109 |
Room types
- Resort King
- Signature Room
- Suite
Amenities
- casino
- SuperBook sportsbook
- pool
- Monorail station
- fitness centre
- wifi
Location
3000 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
36.1357, -115.1513 View on map
Highlights
- Former Las Vegas Hilton where Elvis performed in the 1970s
- Own stop on the Las Vegas Monorail
- Next to the Las Vegas Convention Center
- SuperBook sportsbook and casino on site
Tips for visiting
- Use the Monorail stop to reach Strip resorts and the convention center.
- A resort fee of roughly $35-$45 per night is added to the room rate.
- Rates rise sharply during large conventions, so compare dates.
- Rideshares are useful for evenings on the central Strip.
- The SuperBook sportsbook is busiest during major sporting events.
When to visit
Spring and autumn are comfortable for the pool. Avoid major convention weeks if lower rates and quieter public areas matter.
Accessibility
The hotel has elevators and step-free connections to the Monorail station and the convention center area. Accessible rooms can be requested at booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Westgate the former Las Vegas Hilton?
Yes. The Westgate is the former Las Vegas Hilton, where Elvis Presley performed in the 1970s.
Is there a Monorail station?
Yes. The resort has its own stop on the Las Vegas Monorail, which links it to the Strip and the convention center.
Is the hotel on the Strip?
No. It is on Paradise Road on the east side, next to the Las Vegas Convention Center, and is not within an easy walk of most Strip resorts.