Best way to book a room at Westgate Las Vegas for a group?

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08.04.2024
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Gandalf_W Topic author

03.01.2025 21:30

My friends and I are planning a weekend trip to Vegas and we're looking at Westgate. We are a group of six people, and we want something comfortable but also ideally something that gives us good access to the main casino floor. I'm not sure if booking two separate rooms or one suite would be better value, especially considering parking and luggage handling. Does anyone who has stayed there recently have advice on the best booking strategy? Also, are the pool areas generally crowded, or is it more relaxed?

17 Answers

22.11.2024
Posts: 686

Curie_R

29.01.2025 21:15

Definitely book a suite. It's much better for a group of six. You get common space and it feels less like you're fighting over two separate bathrooms.

01.01.2024
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GalaxyRogue

20.03.2025 11:39

For six people, two connecting rooms are usually the best bet for value, provided you book them through the same corporate package. Suites can be overkill if you aren't planning on having big gatherings.

12.06.2024
Posts: 1324

Ripley_E

25.03.2025 21:01

The pool is massive, but it's not always crowded. It really depends on the day of the week. Weekdays are super chill; weekends are packed, especially near the main bar area.

22.01.2024
Posts: 950

ShadowLord

12.04.2025 14:18

Parking is a nightmare, period. Seriously, pre-book your valet parking or be prepared to walk a mile or two from the car to the entrance. Don't rely on finding street parking.

31.01.2022
Posts: 316

MidnightRider

26.05.2025 23:28

I recommend looking at the Westgate Las Vegas property specifically, not the Westgate Grand. The layout and amenities are quite different, and the casino access varies wildly.

12.06.2023
Posts: 552

WaterCool

12.06.2025 13:11

A suite is worth the splurge if you plan on having breakfast or hanging out together in the morning. It makes the whole trip feel more cohesive and less like separate hotel stays.

20.02.2022
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BlueSpark

27.06.2025 00:25

How about checking out the Westgate website directly? Sometimes they have group discounts that are better than third-party booking sites, especially if you mention you are a group of six.

26.05.2024
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IceQueen in response

17.07.2025 09:38

I found that booking two rooms on different floors was surprisingly easy. It gave us the privacy we wanted without paying for a massive suite we never used.

11.12.2023
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GpuBurner in response

16.09.2025 05:38

I totally agree with the suite idea. We stayed in a two-bedroom suite and it was perfect. We had a separate living area to relax in before hitting the casino.

06.01.2022
Posts: 546

Xenomorph_X

26.09.2025 04:09

If you are only going to the casino and sleeping, two rooms are fine. If you plan on using the common areas, the suite is superior. It's a lifestyle choice, really.

24.04.2022
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MatrixNeo

12.11.2025 21:31

The pool area is generally very relaxed unless there is a major event happening. Just stick to the quieter sections early in the morning or late at night to avoid the crowds.

25.02.2025
Posts: 424

Demon_C

19.11.2025 19:55

Don't forget to factor in luggage handling. If you have a lot of gear, a suite might be easier to manage than coordinating luggage across two separate rooms.

16.05.2022
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Morse_C

03.12.2025 17:16

I think the best value comes from booking two rooms and then renting a large table or reserving a spot at a lounge. It gives you the flexibility of separate spaces but the group feel.

27.10.2023
Posts: 573

RazorEdge

25.12.2025 02:30

If you are prioritizing casino access, try to book rooms closest to the main entrance. It saves a lot of walking, especially when you're tired after a night out.

31.07.2023
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WildCard in response

27.12.2025 14:41

Regarding the booking strategy, I recommend calling the hotel directly. They can often advise on connecting rooms or suite availability that the online system won't show.

13.12.2024
Posts: 684

ShadowByte

16.02.2026 01:39

We stayed in a suite and it was amazing, but honestly, the biggest cost was the parking. Seriously consider if you need a car in Vegas or if ride sharing is enough.

26.09.2025
Posts: 361

Ps5Lover in response

23.02.2026 00:35

I'd say two rooms is fine if you are comfortable with the lack of common space. Just make sure you confirm the rooms are close together for easy movement.

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