Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, Casino hotel near Las Vegas Convention Center, Nevada
The Westgate Las Vegas Resort combines a hotel tower with nearly three thousand rooms and a gaming floor of over fifty thousand square feet featuring machines and tables. The complex spans a large site near the Convention Center and offers several restaurants along with a connection to the monorail.
The house opened in 1969 as the International Hotel and held the title of largest hotel in the world between 1981 and 1990. Later renamings and ownership changes shaped the following decades until it received its current name.
The name recalls Barry Manilow's decades-long connection with the house, where he performed his show for many years. The main stage now hosts concerts and events that draw guests from across the city.
The resort sits next to a monorail station that offers easy connection to the Strip. Gaming areas and restaurants remain open around the clock, so guests have access at any time.
The sports betting hall on the ground floor is considered one of the largest of its kind and draws fans from many countries. Screens cover the walls and show competitions from around the world in real time.
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