Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino

The hotel is very close to the MRT and bus stops. Some rooms even offer a view of the Sphere. Be prepared for a potentially long check-in process downstairs, as it can get quite busy. Overall, it's excellent value for money.

I was exhibiting at the convention center next door, and this is the closest hotel to the LVCC. There's a direct pathway from the hotel to the exhibition hall (only about 10 meters of outdoor walking), so you don't have to go out onto the street. Of course, you could go the long way around, but then you'd be exposed to more sun. I stayed on the 13th floor, overlooking a residential area with desert hills in the distance. You can see the Sphere from the elevator lobby. The hotel's ground floor is a casino, and no breakfast is a significant drawback. The room had a sofa but no desk, which is inconvenient if you need to use a laptop for extended periods. The windows couldn't be opened. The overall decor is a bit dated; it doesn't feel as modern and new as high-end hotels in China. Additionally, there's a parking lot about 50 meters in front of the hotel, which is unattended and costs $10 a day for self-payment. My Chinese phone couldn't use the payment system, so I had to keep running back and forth to the front desk for help. There's a monorail station nearby (I didn't check prices or routes), and directly opposite is a gas station. The hotel is only one street away from the Las Vegas Strip, and it's about a 30-minute walk to the Wynn Hotel (where we rented our car from Hertz). Across from the exhibition hall, there are dining options like McDonald's, Denny's, Taco Bell, Vietnamese restaurants, Korean BBQ, and Indian food. Overall, it was decent and very convenient for the exhibition.

Great value for money! I recommend requesting a room with an even number if you want to see the big ball (presumably a landmark or attraction) and avoid noise. The gym is a bit small and located in a separate building, but the room itself is a decent size. The bathroom is a little on the small side. If you're looking for good value, this place is a solid choice.

Check-in takes quite a while. It's great that they offer luggage storage, but if you're joining a tour and need to store your bags, I'd recommend doing it the night before. In the morning, there was no one at the luggage storage counter, and I had to wait 10-15 minutes for someone to arrive.

Facilities: The room is quite new, it seems to have been renovated in recent years. Cleanliness: Top-notch. Environment: Located at the northern end of ***** Street, it's not as bustling as Bellagio or Caesars Palace, so it's very quiet. There's a monorail station downstairs, and I didn't see any homeless people. Service: There was a slight queue for both check-in and check-out, but it wasn't too bad.