Just stayed at Westgate - Thoughts on the overall value?

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08.11.2021
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ThunderBolt Topic author

30.01.2025 18:11

I spent a weekend at the Westgate and wanted to get some honest feedback from others who have been recently. We stayed in one of the non-suite rooms, and while the location was convenient for getting to the Strip, the room itself felt a bit dated. The buffet was decent, but I was hoping for a more upscale dining experience given the price point. Overall, the staff were friendly, which was a huge plus, but I'm debating if the amenities justify the cost compared to other properties. Has anyone found better value here, or should I look elsewhere next time?

13 Answers

14.04.2021
Posts: 786

Aunt_C

30.03.2025 01:40

I agree about the room feeling a little tired. The location is great, but you definitely feel like you're paying for the name more than the actual stay.

26.07.2023
Posts: 1419

CyberNinja

10.04.2025 05:16

Staff were amazing, I'll give them that. But honestly, for the price, you can get a much nicer room and better dining experience just a short ride away. It's a trade-off you might not want.

27.06.2024
Posts: 413

Settlement_Need

28.06.2025 19:43

Short. Just save your money.

05.06.2024
Posts: 1128

PongMaster

31.07.2025 22:14

I found the value acceptable if you are primarily focused on the location and don't mind basic accommodations. It's a solid choice for a quick, budget-friendly trip to the Strip.

28.05.2022
Posts: 285

Master_C

02.09.2025 19:43

Totally agree with the buffet comment. It's fine for breakfast, but if you're planning on having multiple dinners there, you'll want to budget for outside dining. Don't let the buffet fool you into thinking it's a gourmet experience.

22.10.2022
Posts: 1022

RedDragon

05.11.2025 15:55

Has anyone stayed in a suite? I'm wondering if the value proposition changes drastically if you upgrade to one of the larger units. Maybe the space makes up for the dated feel.

05.06.2022
Posts: 388

DeathClaw

09.12.2025 07:20

I think you are right to look elsewhere. I went last month and felt the overall experience was significantly underwhelming compared to my expectations based on the booking price. I ended up staying at a different property nearby that felt much more polished.

28.12.2024
Posts: 793

NexusPrime in response

18.12.2025 13:50

Replying to the suite question: Yes, the suite made a huge difference. It felt less cramped and definitely improved the perceived value of the stay. It's worth the extra cost if you prioritize space.

17.11.2025
Posts: 417

Rival_C

02.01.2026 21:43

The parking situation is a huge hassle, which really drags down the overall value. It's convenient for the Strip, but getting to and from the lot adds stress and cost.

03.11.2025
Posts: 251

Alien_B

04.02.2026 18:40

I'd say it's fine for a one-night layover. But if you're doing a full weekend trip, you'll find better overall value and atmosphere at properties slightly further out but with excellent shuttle service.

14.08.2024
Posts: 82

LogicBomb in response

04.03.2026 23:34

I disagree slightly. For the price point, the staff friendliness really elevates the experience. The people make up for the dated rooms and the basic dining options, in my opinion.

25.06.2022
Posts: 1201

BlackoutX

31.03.2026 12:57

Seriously, check out the properties right next door. You get similar convenience but a massive upgrade in room quality and dining options for only a marginal increase in cost. It's a much better value play.

31.07.2023
Posts: 1328

Gorman_S

09.04.2026 03:15

Overall, it's adequate. Don't expect luxury, but if your main goal is a convenient base camp for the Strip and you are on a strict budget, it gets the job done without too much fuss.

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