
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
Best for large groups, conferences, families, and guests who want a wide range of restaurants and a big casino/sportsbook on site.
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Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is a large, all-ages casino resort and convention property with many restaurants, a rooftop pool, and a major sportsbook; this guide is for travelers who need convention space, family-friendly amenities, or a wide dining lineup. NOBU Las Vegas – A Caesars Rewards Destination is a smaller, boutique luxury hotel inside Caesars Palace centered on Nobu dining and style; this guide is for travelers who prefer a chef-branded, boutique stay with close Strip access.
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Best for large groups, conferences, families, and guests who want a wide range of restaurants and a big casino/sportsbook on site.

Best for travelers seeking a boutique, Nobu-branded luxury stay inside Caesars Palace with direct access to Nobu Restaurant and the Strip.
When Westgate wins: Choose Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino if you need lots of meeting or event space, a large casino and sportsbook, family-friendly pool access, or a long list of on-site restaurants and bars.
When Nobu wins: Choose NOBU Las Vegas – A Caesars Rewards Destination if you want a smaller, design-focused hotel stay with Nobu dining and close walking access to the LINQ Promenade and Forum Shops at Caesars.
Bottom line: Westgate is a full-service, convention-oriented resort with broad appeal for groups and families; Nobu is a boutique, chef-branded hotel experience inside Caesars Palace aimed at travelers who prioritize location, style, and Nobu dining.
| Category | Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino | NOBU Las Vegas A Caesars Rewards Destination |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large resort and convention hotel with a big-casino, family-friendly feel | Boutique luxury within a larger casino resort (Caesars Palace) and a Nobu-branded aesthetic |
| Location | One block east of the Strip, adjacent to Las Vegas Convention Center (3000 Paradise Rd) | Inside Caesars Palace on the Strip near LINQ Promenade (3570 Las Vegas Blvd S) |
| Size (rooms) | About 2,956 rooms | 181 rooms |
| Ages / check-in minimum | All ages welcome; person checking in must be at least 18 | Adults welcome; supplier listing shows check-in minimum age 21 |
| Pools | Seasonal rooftop outdoor pool (solar-heated) with hot tub, cabanas and Pool Bar & Grill | Pool access, poolside bars and lifeguard listed (details in supplier listing) |
| Restaurants & bars | 13 restaurants and 6 bars (Benihana, Edge Steakhouse, Fresco Italiano, Sid’s, Pool Bar & Grill, Velvet Bar, etc.) | Nobu Restaurant plus 3 bars/lounges and poolside bars (room service available during limited hours) |
| Spa & wellness | Serenity Spa & Salon with massages, facials, nail/hair services and fitness center | Full-service spa and 24-hour fitness facilities listed (spa services on site) |
| Casino & gaming | 95,000 sq ft casino floor, large sportsbook (SuperBook®), many slot machines and tables | Casino floor included as part of Caesars Palace (supplier lists casino features and gaming rooms) |
| Meeting & events | Extensive: hundreds of meeting rooms and up to 225,000 sq ft meeting/event space | Conference center and meeting room(s) listed but much smaller scale |
| Notable nearby | Las Vegas Convention Center (short walk), monorail access, easy drive to Strip sights | Steps from LINQ Promenade, Forum Shops at Caesars, Colosseum at Caesars Palace |
Westgate sits one block east of the Strip and directly next to the Las Vegas Convention Center — convenient for meetings and slightly removed from the busiest Strip foot traffic.
Best if you need fast access to the convention center, monorail, or prefer a property slightly off the main Strip strip traffic.
NOBU Las Vegas is inside Caesars Palace on the Strip, steps from LINQ Promenade and Forum Shops — good for walkable Strip access and nightlife.
Best if you want to be in the heart of the Strip with direct access to Nobu dining and Caesars Palace amenities.
Westgate offers a large range of standard rooms and assigned ‘Wildcard’ options — rooms geared to families and business travelers.
Choose Westgate if you need many room options or are booking a large block of rooms.
Nobu’s room list emphasizes Nobu Deluxe and branded suites (Hakone, Sake) in a smaller, boutique inventory.
Choose Nobu when you want a smaller, design-led room inventory and signature Nobu suites.
Westgate has a wide dining lineup from quick eats and a coffee shop to fine-dining steakhouses and teppanyaki.
Choose Westgate for variety and family-friendly dining options across price points.
NOBU centers its food identity on Nobu Restaurant plus several bars and poolside outlets.
Choose Nobu if the Nobu dining experience and a focused, upscale culinary identity are priorities.
Westgate’s pool is a seasonal rooftop outdoor pool with a hot tub, cabanas, and poolside dining service.
Select Westgate for a rooftop pool with Strip views and family-focused pool rules during pool season.
Nobu’s supplier listing shows poolside bars, lifeguard on site, and pool sun loungers as part of Caesars Palace pool facilities.
Choose Nobu if you want access to Caesars Palace pool facilities with poolside service and lounge options.
Westgate is focussed on full-service leisure and business amenities: a spa, fitness center, casino, sportsbook, and onsite entertainment venues.
Best for guests who want on-site spa services plus a large casino and sportsbook for late-night entertainment.
Nobu lists a full-service spa, 24-hour fitness facilities, and access to Caesars Palace gaming and nightlife.
Pick Nobu for a boutique spa/fitness experience combined with easy access to Caesars Palace nightlife and gaming.

Westgate — massive meeting and event space with an on-site monorail stop and convention-center adjacency.

NOBU Las Vegas — Nobu Restaurant and Nobu-themed suites inside Caesars Palace for fans of the brand.

Westgate — many family-friendly restaurants and a seasonal rooftop pool with cabanas and kid rules.

NOBU Las Vegas — steps from LINQ Promenade, Forum Shops, and Caesars Palace entertainment.
Westgate — it has extensive meeting and event space and is adjacent to the Las Vegas Convention Center.
NOBU Las Vegas — smaller room inventory and Nobu-branded rooms and suites inside Caesars Palace offer a boutique feel.
Westgate welcomes families and children. NOBU’s supplier listing notes a check-in minimum age of 21 (so confirm policies at booking); it is not listed as adults-only in the supplier facts provided.
NOBU Las Vegas — it’s inside Caesars Palace and is steps from the LINQ Promenade and other Strip attractions.
Westgate — it lists 13 restaurants and multiple quick-eat options across a wide range of cuisines.
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