
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
Best for travelers who want a full casino resort with a major sportsbook, many restaurants, and large event space.
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Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is a full-scale casino resort and convention hotel with a large sportsbook and many on-site restaurants; read this if you want gaming, wide dining choices, or big meeting spaces. MGM Signature is an all-suite, non-gaming tower next to MGM Grand; read this if you want quieter, suite-style lodging steps from Strip shows and casinos.
Updated · about 1.2 km apart

Best for travelers who want a full casino resort with a major sportsbook, many restaurants, and large event space.

Best for travelers who want a quieter, all-suite, non-gaming stay close to MGM Grand and Strip entertainment.
When Westgate wins: Choose Westgate if you want on-site gaming, a large sportsbook (SuperBook), many dining options (13 restaurants), major meeting and event facilities, and family-friendly resort amenities like a seasonal rooftop pool and full-service spa.
When MGM Signature wins: Choose MGM Signature if you prefer suite-style accommodations, a more residential/quiet building without a casino on-site, free parking and valet, and an easy walk or short trip to MGM Grand shows, dining, and the Strip.
Bottom line: Westgate is a purpose-built casino-and-convention resort for guests who want entertainment and meetings on-site; MGM Signature is a lower-key, all-suite alternative for travelers who want space and proximity to MGM Grand without on-property gaming.
| Category | Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino | MGM Signature |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Lively casino-resort, big sportsbook, event-focused | Quiet, all-suite non-gaming tower |
| Location | One block east of the Strip, adjacent to the Convention Center; Monorail stop onsite | Near MGM Grand and the Strip; short drive or walk to Strip attractions |
| Star rating | Not published | 3.5-star |
| User rating (guest score) | Not published | 8.8 |
| Size (rooms) | About 2,956 rooms and suites | Not published |
| Pools | Seasonal rooftop outdoor pool with hot tub, cabanas and Pool Bar & Grill | Three outdoor pools (free to guests) |
| Restaurants & bars | 13 restaurants and 6 bars including Benihana, Edge Steakhouse, Fresco Italiano; poolside dining and SuperBook bar | Not published |
| Spa & fitness | Serenity Spa & Salon (full-service) and Fitness Center by the pool | Free WiFi, fitness and parking listed; on-site spa not published |
| Known for | 95,000 sq ft casino floor, World’s Largest Race & Sportsbook (SuperBook), big meeting space | All-suite, non-gaming tower close to MGM Grand |
| Parking & transit | Covered self-parking and valet (fees published on some sites), complimentary shuttle to Strip/Downtown, Monorail stop onsite | Free self parking and free valet parking listed; free WiFi |
Westgate sits one block east of Las Vegas Boulevard, adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center with an on-site Monorail station.
Best when you want direct convention-center access and a Monorail stop at the hotel.
MGM Signature is an all-suite property located next to MGM Grand and close to Strip attractions and shows.
Best when you want suite-style lodging steps from MGM Grand and Strip entertainment without on-property gaming.
Westgate offers many room types and suites tailored to leisure and business travelers.
Choose Westgate for a wide selection of standard rooms and suites and family-friendly policies.
MGM Signature is positioned as an all-suite, apartment-style property with kitchens in many units.
Choose MGM Signature if you want more living space, kitchen facilities, and balcony suite options.
Westgate has a broad dining lineup covering fine dining, quick service, coffee, and poolside choices.
Choose Westgate for variety and late-night/24-hour dining options on-site.
MGM Signature listing focuses on suite amenities and proximity to MGM Grand’s dining rather than many on-site restaurants.
Choose MGM Signature if you prefer suites with kitchenettes and plan to use MGM Grand/Strip restaurants for most meals.
Westgate operates a seasonal rooftop, solar-heated outdoor pool with hot tub, cabanas, and poolside dining.
Choose Westgate for a rooftop pool experience with poolside service and Strip views during pool season.
MGM Signature’s supplier listing shows three outdoor pools available to guests.
Choose MGM Signature if you want multiple outdoor pools and a lower-key pool scene, but check specific pool features before you go.
Westgate combines a full-service spa with an active casino and multiple bars and lounges for evening entertainment.
Choose Westgate for spa services plus lively nightlife and gaming without leaving the property.
MGM Signature emphasizes a quieter stay without on-site gaming and fewer on-property nightlife venues.
Choose MGM Signature if you want subdued evenings and plan to tap MGM Grand for shows, nightlife, and casino action.

Westgate — large 95,000 sq ft casino and the SuperBook sportsbook on-site.

MGM Signature — apartment-style suites and kitchenettes in many unit types.

Westgate — massive meeting and event footprint with extensive ballroom and exhibit space.

MGM Signature — non-gaming, all-suite tower steps from MGM Grand.
Westgate — it has a large casino floor and the SuperBook sportsbook on-site; MGM Signature has no on-property casino.
Westgate — family-friendly pool rules, many dining options, and activities; MGM Signature allows families but is quieter and suite-focused.
MGM Signature’s supplier listing emphasizes suites and proximity to MGM Grand; it does not publish a broad on-site restaurant lineup, so many guests use nearby MGM Grand dining.
MGM Signature’s listing shows free self parking and free valet; Westgate’s parking fees vary by source (some list paid self/valet, while a Westgate help page referenced free self-parking). Confirm current parking terms before arrival.
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