
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
Best for travelers who need big on-site meeting and convention space, a large casino, and quick monorail access to the Strip.
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Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is a large, convention-focused resort one block east of the Strip with on-site monorail access; read this if you need meeting space, direct convention-center access, or a wide range of casual-to-fine dining. Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World is an upscale, full-service hotel inside the Resorts World complex; read this if you want a newer, luxury-brand stay inside a multi-hotel entertainment campus.
Updated · about 1.2 km apart

Best for travelers who need big on-site meeting and convention space, a large casino, and quick monorail access to the Strip.

Best for guests seeking a newer luxury hotel experience inside the Resorts World megaresort with multiple pools and a full-service spa.
When Westgate wins: Choose Westgate if your priority is proximity and direct access to the Las Vegas Convention Center, large flexible meeting and ballroom capacity, a very large casino floor, or an on-site monorail stop for easy corridor travel.
When Conrad wins: Choose Conrad at Resorts World if you prefer a contemporary luxury-brand room, multiple resort pools and pool bars, a full-service spa in a modern megaresort setting, and more on-site food-and-beverage variety within one complex.
Bottom line: Westgate is the practical pick for conventions, gaming, and transit on the north corridor; Conrad is the lifestyle/luxury pick inside Resorts World with resort-style pools and hotel-brand amenities.
| Category | Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino | Conrad Las Vegas at Resorts World |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Convention-oriented, legacy Strip casino resort with family-friendly zones | Upscale, modern luxury hotel inside a large mixed-use entertainment complex |
| Location (north Strip) | One block east of Las Vegas Boulevard; adjacent to Las Vegas Convention Center | |
| Property size / rooms | About 2,956 rooms and suites | 1,496 rooms |
| Who can stay (age policy) | All ages welcome; registered guest must be at least 18 to check in | All ages welcome; minimum check-in age 21 per property policy |
| Pools | Seasonal rooftop outdoor pool with hot tub, cabanas and pool bar | Five outdoor pools, multiple poolside bars and cabanas (charges may apply) |
| Restaurants & bars | 13 restaurants and 6 bars (ranges from Benihana and Edge Steakhouse to quick eats) | About 20 restaurants, 6 bars/lounges, and multiple coffee shops/cafes |
| Spa & wellness | Serenity Spa & Salon with massages, facials and salon services (spa hours: daily 9am–6pm) | Full-service spa offering massages, body treatments and facials (on-site) |
| Casino & gaming | 95,000 sq ft casino floor with ~300 slot machines, 25 gaming tables and SuperBook sportsbook | Casino with ~100 slot machines and 100 gaming tables; sportsbook on site |
| Meeting & event space | Extensive: ~225,000 sq ft meeting and event space with large ballrooms and convention facilities | Large conference center: 250,000 sq ft of conference/meeting space |
| Accessibility / transport | On-site Las Vegas Monorail station and complimentary shuttle service included with resort fee | Located inside Resorts World complex with covered parking and connections to nearby attractions |
Westgate sits one block east of the Strip and is adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center.
Choose Westgate if proximity and fast access to the Convention Center and corridor transit are priorities.
Conrad is located inside the Resorts World complex on the north Strip corridor.
Pick Conrad to stay within Resorts World and be close to its restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues.
Westgate is a high-capacity property with nearly 3,000 rooms and a range of standard room categories.
Westgate gives variety and high inventory — useful for large groups and conventions.
Conrad offers 1,496 air-conditioned rooms with modern luxury finishes and in-room conveniences.
Conrad is the simpler choice if you want a compact luxury-brand room experience inside Resorts World.
Westgate mixes casual and fine-dining options across 13 restaurants and 6 bars.
Westgate’s dining lineup covers business dinners, family meals, and quick grabs for busy days.
Conrad benefits from Resorts World’s broad F&B collection while also offering hotel dining options.
Conrad guests get easy access to a large, hotel-clustered dining ecosystem inside Resorts World.
Westgate operates a seasonal rooftop pool with a hot tub, cabanas and a Pool Bar & Grill.
Westgate’s pool is compact and seasonal — good for a relaxed rooftop swim, not a multi-pool resort day.
Conrad/Resorts World offers multiple outdoor pools and poolside amenities.
Conrad is the better pick for guests who want more pool options and a fuller resort-pool experience.
Westgate has Serenity Spa & Salon plus fitness and on-site entertainment options focused on casino and sportsbook activity.
Westgate suits guests who want a traditional casino-nightlife mix with a nearby spa and gym.
Conrad has a full-service spa and benefits from Resorts World’s evening programming and venues.
Conrad is stronger for a luxury spa day and contemporary lounge-style evenings within a resort complex.

Westgate — adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center with huge flexible meeting and ballroom capacity and an on-site monorail stop.

Conrad — multiple outdoor pools, several pool bars and cabana options inside the Resorts World complex.

Westgate — a 95,000 sq ft casino floor with the SuperBook sportsbook and hundreds of slot machines and gaming tables.

Conrad — a contemporary luxury-brand property inside Resorts World with modern rooms and resort amenities.
Westgate is adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center and is the closer choice for convention attendees.
Conrad at Resorts World has multiple outdoor pools (five) and several poolside bars; Westgate has a single seasonal rooftop pool.
Yes — Westgate has a much larger casino floor (about 95,000 sq ft) and the SuperBook sportsbook, making it the stronger gaming option.
No. Both properties welcome guests of all ages, though hotel-specific minimum check-in ages and some facility age rules apply.
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