$20 million development accommodates groups with new meeting space, restaurant and more

Orlando, Fla. – April 25, 2016 – Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa, one of Orlando’s iconic and centrally located destination resorts, has recently expanded its meeting offerings with the opening of 20,000 square feet of new meeting and banquet space. The 2,300-villa, luxury condominium resort now offers a total of 36,000 square feet of meeting space.

The new meeting space is located on the top floor of the new seven-story, mixed-use development, which includes award-winning restaurant concepts, a parking garage, retail shops and other entertainment venues. The first phase of this $20 million project is complete and includes the meeting space, 500-car parking garage and valet drop off. The restaurant and retail spaces will be completed this year.

The flexible meeting space offers stunning 360-degree views of Orlando with giant windows overlooking the Orange County Convention Center with views of the nightly fireworks from Central Florida’s major theme parks.

From an elegant banquet to a business session, the space is completely flexible. It can be divided into eight rooms and windows can be prominently displayed or covered. The space can accommodate up to 1,000 people and a boardroom offers ideal space for board retreats and executive meetings.

In addition to the space, all groups can take advantage of the Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa world-class banquet menu, offering a wide variety of catering options to meet any group’s needs.

Planners can also choose from on-site entertainment venues, including a Sunset Key – a private island in the middle of a spring-fed 85-acre lake that makes the perfect setting for weddings, receptions and themed parties. The resort also includes a variety of amenities for groups, including an award-winning health spa and fitness center, marina with boat and kayak rentals, game room with bowling alley, putt-putt golf and a variety of indoor and outdoor bars. Groups can also enjoy an array of outdoor sports and recreation, and even host a poolside event at any of the seven pools on site.

For more information on events and meetings at Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa, or to book, call 866-731-7259 or visit www.wglakes.com/groups.

About Westgate Resorts
Founded in 1982 by David A. Siegel, Westgate Resorts is one of the largest resort developers in the United States. Westgate features 29 themed destination resorts with over 13,000 luxury villas in premier locations throughout the United States such as Orlando, Florida; Park City, Utah; Las Vegas, Nevada; Gatlinburg, and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Williamsburg, Virginia; Miami, Florida; Branson, Missouri; Mesa, Arizona; and Tunica, Mississippi. Most Westgate Resorts locations feature a variety of unique restaurant, retail and spa concepts, including Drafts Sports Bar & Grill, Westgate Smokehouse Grill, Edge Steakhouse, Westgate Marketplace & Deli and Serenity Spa by Westgate. For more information about Westgate Resorts, visit www.westgateresorts.com.

The newly updated, period-specific accommodations at Westgate Historic Williamsburg Resort are designed to suit any family’s needs – ranging from cozy guestrooms to Grand King Guestrooms and Colonial Family Suites with 648 square feet of space that sleep up to six guests. Each of the guestrooms features all the comforts of home with several types of bedding arrangements, mini refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, table with two chairs, in-room safe and 42-inch cable TV. The Colonial Family Suite boasts remarkable spaciousness with two connecting rooms containing one king bed and two queen beds, two bathrooms, two mini refrigerators, two microwaves, two coffee makers, two in-room safes and two 42-inch cable TVs.

Westgate Historic Williamsburg Resort provides easy access to Colonial Williamsburg (the restored 18th-century capital of colonial Virginia), as well as Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Water Country USA. Guests enjoy fully equipped kitchens or kitchenettes, along with a multitude of onsite amenities such as a heated outdoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, volleyball court, horseshoes, playground and game room. For more information about all the exciting new developments at Westgate Historic Williamsburg Resort, visit www.wgwilliamsburg.com.

About Westgate Resorts
Founded in 1980 by David A. Siegel, Westgate Resorts is one of the largest resort developers in the United States. Westgate features 28 themed destination resorts with over 13,000 luxury villas in premier locations throughout the United States such as Orlando, Florida; Park City, Utah; Las Vegas, Nevada; Gatlinburg, Tennessee; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Williamsburg, Virginia; Miami, Florida; Branson, Missouri; Mesa, Arizona; and Tunica, Mississippi. Most Westgate Resorts locations feature a variety of unique restaurant, retail and spa concepts, including Drafts Sports Bar & Grill, Westgate Smokehouse Grill, Edge Steakhouse, Westgate Marketplace & Deli, and Serenity Spa by Westgate. For more information about Westgate Resorts, visit www.westgateresorts.com.

Themed destination resort developer Westgate Resorts has teamed with rp Visual Solutions and Christie to build what the companies say is “the world’s largest LED Video wall” inside the Westgate Superbook at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino, according to an announcement from Christie.

Working with HB Communications, rpV and Christie created an enormous curved array measuring 20 feet tall and 220 feet wide and comprising 1,640 2.5-millimeter Christie Velvet LED tiles and boasting more than 65 million pixels.

The video wall spans the length of the world’s largest sports book in an effort to create a stadium-like experience in which every seat in the newly renovated Westgate Superbook is a “front-row” experience.

Along with the construction of the screen, the Westgate Superbook includes more than 300 relaxation lounger chairs and a 100-foot-long curved bar that conforms to the shape of the screen.

“This is a game-changer for our property and a game-changer for the industry,” Westgate COO Mark Waltrip said in an article on Covers.com. “We’re going to set a very high bar for what a sportsbook should look and feel like.”
Amenities include:

* 4,488 square foot HD video screens – measuring in at 240 feet wide and 20 feet tall, it is the world’s largest indoor LED video wall and the highest resolution screens in Las Vegas for the ultimate viewing experience.

* 19 wagering windows

* Newly-constructed private booths available for parties and corporate get-togethers.

* All-new, fully-stocked bar to go along with cocktail service and convenient food options at the SuperBook® Deli.

* Interactive Player Terminals wagering – Players have the convenience of betting from their own seats, as well as access to track pools and even video replays of past races.

* Expanded betting menu, including “Over/Under Season Wins,” “Games of the Year,” “To Win a Golf Major,” “Props,” extensive first and second half wagering and more. “In-progress” wagering on marquee games and wagering on soccer leagues from around the world are also available.

* Players who relish the races can enjoy them on 32” LED touch screens, with power outlets and USB ports available at each individual seat. Qualified race players can also enjoy the upgraded VIP section.

* The Ultimate Fan Cave, where sports fans can enjoy their favorite events in a custom-built room that would fulfill any sports fans’ fantasy. The Ultimate Fan Cave is a smoke-free environment offering three giant 120” HD screens with the capability of showing 12 HD events simultaneously.

“To say it’s large is a giant understatement,” said Randy Pagnan, owner and principal at rpV. “When we were approached by HB Communications to fabricate this mounting structure for this project, we began the process of how to architecturally integrate this large, curved video wall structure into a reality. After designing came the task of how to install and deploy this configuration on-site. Partnering with HB and Christie to design this project is a huge honor. We knew that we had to exceed their expectations as well as Westgate’s to make this one-of-a kind fan experience a huge success.”

For more information or to book accommodations, call toll free at (800) 732-7117 or log on to WestgateVegas.com.

David Siegel is the perfect example of the difference between 80 years old and 80 years young.

The owner and CEO of Westgate Resorts helped cut the ribbon last week at the “official” opening of the new and expanded SuperBook, hailed by some as “the ninth wonder of the world.”

Well, Steve Wonder fans might challenge. So might followers of Wonder Woman, the makers of Wonder Bread and, of course, Robin, the Boy Wonder. But that’s for social media to debate. We as bettors are excited to see a race and sportsbook now worthy of the name Super with the very best in big screen hi-def TV’s, VIP seating and expanded floor space.

“I am not done yet,” Siegel told me after the press conference when all the commotion died down. “I want a first class place, top and bottom. I am spending a lot of money, but we will get it back. Gaming revenue is up.”

The next major project is a major overhaul of the deli, which has been in need of one for years.

“Every time we open a wall we get a surprise,” Siegel said. “The property is 45 years old. We could find bodies and dead horses.”

He was just kidding. Folks are so sensitive these days. Anyway, the plan is for a whole new food concept emphasizing higher quality and quicker service.

“We should be finished by the summer, we move fast,” Siegel said. “People don’t want to wait in line. Our board of directors makes instant decisions. That’s because the board is me.”

That’s not being arrogant, merely stressing he is hands-on as far as anything going on at the resort long famed for having Elvis living on the penthouse floor in the days when this venue off Paradise Road was known as the International.

“We upgraded our casino, adding the international bar and a new convention area,” Siegel said. “We brought in our award winning Edge steakhouse from Utah. All this was done without having to lay off any of our employees.”

That was a promise Siegel made when he took over the property that was known as LVH and prior to that Las Vegas Hilton. Morale was at an all-time low and many workers confided in me they were very concerned about where the resort was headed.

And with good reason. Westgate is in the same area as the Riviera, Sahara, Stardust and the never completed Fontainebleau. All dust in the wind or soon will be. Now morale at Westgate has never been higher.

“This is the largest and friendliest of the 28 properties Westgate operates around the country,” Siegel said. “We’re lucky to have Jay Kornegay running our book. I am really proud of what we have accomplished here.”
One more major hurdle Siegel wants to address is the lack of a big-time headliner to fill his showroom.

“We had Manilow and Liberace (through the years) and getting the right combo of entertainment here is still being worked on,” Siegel said. “We haven’t hit the jackpot (Suzanne Somers was a miss), though able to bring in Sexxy, the Prince tribute and Dirk Arthur. We want people in the casino and I am working every day to see that this happens.”

Encore: The Atlantis book in Reno recently released its over/under season win totals for major league baseball. And the list is quite conservative. The Giants top the chart at 90. The Braves are at the bottom at 65. I believe 95 wins is certainly possible for a number of teams. We’ll get into that later. It’s just nice to see baseball back just a few weeks before the exhibition season begins.

Edge Steakhouse in Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino wasn’t around to have played a role in the town’s Rat Pack heyday, but you would never know it from the fine service and throw-back atmosphere.

The Spot

While the flashy center and south Strip, with their miniature approximations of France, Italy and New York, do solid work as billboards for those destinations, it’s the north end of the Strip and downtown that do the heavy lifting for the notion of Old Las Vegas. Although the Sahara has yielded to the SLS, and the Hilton has been supplanted by Westgate, resist the urge to pass them up for newer notions. You might be overlooking fresh new concepts on hallowed grounds.

The Approach

Edge Steakhouse opened in July 2015 in the former Burger Bistro footprint. At 3,270 square feet and located across the way from Benihana, the Vegas steakhouse seats nearly 200, and features an intimate bar, an octagonal main dining room, a secondary dining room and two private rooms. Housed within one of the private dining rooms is a portion of Edge’s extensive wine library — more than 450 selections, including Premier Grand Cru Château Margaux, Latour, Haut-Brion and Napa Valley favorites, such as Screaming Eagle, but also by-the-glass darlings such as the Prisoner Wine Company. The full menu of modern steakhouse fare, as well as an abbreviated menu, are available in the bar and lounge area, which is warmly lit by red and clear crystal chandeliers.

The Bar

In the wood-paneled bar and lounge there is a communal table for eight, two bistro-height tables and six seats at the bar. Go all in on a bottle or pair by-the-glass wines with each course. If cocktails are the object, inquire what’s aging in the diminutive barrel. Behind the bottles, a large silver-framed flat-screen TV is tuned to the main event of the moment, and behind that sits a tiled mosaic that breaks up the dark wood. Elsewhere Klimt, Renoir, Van Gogh and other masters’ prints dot the walls — who says there’s no culture in Las Vegas?

The Food

It’s easy to imagine Edge’s main dining room as a place to power-dine. Here, all eyes are on the centermost table, which is flanked by decorative columns. The Vegas restaurant’s guests run the gamut from CEOs and sports executives to conventioneers and moon-eyed couples. As this is a steakhouse, beef — specifically Snake River Farms American and Miyazaki Japanese wagyu, and Niman Ranch prime — is the obvious choice. But first come the house-baked popovers: hollow, chewy skins that instantly melt a ramekin of whipped butter. Like a certain famed doughnut, you’ll want to catch them fresh from the oven. A zingy Caesar salad can be prepared tableside for parties of two or more, and the Edge Salad, with butter lettuce, avocado and grilled asparagus, comes topped in a flurry of housemade fingerling potato chips.

While steak is the focus here, it’s not the only option. Even the humble roasted chicken — Mary’s Chicken, for those who know, in dark demi glace — is served in Le Creuset bakeware with roasted garlic mashed potatoes, asparagus and mushrooms in pan jus. Whether you choose the spotlight or the shadows, service is a mixture of formal and friendly, but never strays into casual. Management is present, but never obsequious.

The Deal

Edge comes to Las Vegas by way of tony Park City, Utah, where it’s an Old Town staple (and a Forbes Travel Guide Recommended winner). It’s already hitting its stride in Vegas. The Edge staff confirms that during big conventions held at this partial timeshare hotel with 300 timeshare villas and 1,200 remodeled Signature Rooms, when the steakhouse’s doors open at 5 p.m., the place can fill up by 5:05 p.m. So make reservations or arrive early if you prefer not to live on the edge.

Working with HB Communications, rpV and Christie created an enormous curved array measuring 20 feet tall and 220 feet wide and comprising 1,640 2.5-millimeter Christie Velvet LED tiles and boasting more than 65 million pixels. The video wall spans the length of the world’s largest sports book in an effort to create a stadium-like experience in which every seat in the newly renovated Westgate Superbook is a “front-row” experience, according to the announcement.

Along with the construction of the screen, the Westgate Superbook was completely transformed to create a stadium-like experience, including more than 300 relaxation lounger chairs and a 100-foot-long curved bar that conforms to the shape of the screen.

“This is a game-changer for our property and a game-changer for the industry,” Westgate COO Mark Waltrip said in an article on Covers.com. “We’re going to set a very high bar for what a sportsbook should look and feel like.”

“To say it’s large is a giant understatement,” said Randy Pagnan, owner and principal at rpV, in the announcement. “When we were approached by HB Communications to fabricate this mounting structure for this project, we began the process of how to architecturally integrate this large, curved video wall structure into a reality. After designing came the task of how to install and deploy this configuration on-site. Partnering with HB and Christie to design this project is a huge honor. We knew that we had to exceed their expectations as well as Westgate’s to make this one-of-a kind fan experience a huge success.”

The iconic casino-hotel property that most people still identify as the Las Vegas Hilton was certainly in need of a makeover when timeshare mogul David Siegel bought it in 2014 and began transforming it into Westgate Las Vegas.

No dimension of its offerings needed to be refreshed as badly as its food, and those necessary changes have been made. Sure, its highest-profile restaurant, the unbelievably still-alive Benihana, remains, but Westgate has perked up its dining stable with Fresco Italiano, Rikki Tiki Sushi, Silk Road Asian Bistro, and the charmingly classic casino coffee shop Sid’s Cafe. But the undeniable champion of this culinary overhaul is Edge Steakhouse, a transplant from the Westgate Park City Resort in Utah.

When it was the Hilton, and then LVH, this building was forever trapped in the ’80s and ’90s. Frankly, as Westgate, it still is. But when you’re eating at Edge, you’ll realize that’s not a bad thing. That’s because while the decor still brings that vibe—white tablecloths, wood floors, cheesy pillars and chandeliers in the middle of the dining room—the menu, directed by chef de cuisine Steve Young, is updated and ideal, and the service, dictated by general manager Shaun Morales, simply sparkles.

Edge steaks are towering hunks of charred prime beef served on stark white plates with maitre’d hotel butter and a clove of garlic. Upgrade from the filet with the Manhattan sirloin ($57), flavorful and rich, or splurge on the Gold Label eye of ribeye ($78), marbled and juicy. Edge also serves the coveted Japanese A5 Wagyu for beef nerds and a 32-ounce bone-in porterhouse ($125 including two sides) for those interested in a shareable slab.

Other dishes are steakhouse standards with subtle, refreshing twists. The Silk Road shrimp appetizer ($18) does the Nobu spicy-creamy thing, while the prawn cocktail ($30) comes with chunky tomato cocktail sauce and Meyer lemon foam. Porcini mushroom soup ($14) with black truffle and goat cheese is a lovely winter indulgence, and Edge handles tableside preparation deftly with a classic Caesar salad for two or more ($16).

The current seafood highlight is Alaskan black cod done cioppino-style ($35) with clams and mussels in a broth rich with fennel. Of course, you can always add a Maine lobster tail, shrimp scampi or king crab Oscar-style to your steak. The side dishes ($12) don’t disappoint, ranging from black truffle mac and cheese with Irish cheddar, Gruyère and veal demi-glace to Brussels sprouts with sweet potato and Thai chili. If you’ve ever considered making a tapas-style meal out of steakhouse sides, this is a good place to test the theory, possibly incorporating lobster risotto or roasted mushrooms with Sherry vinegar and Boursin cheese.

Westgate will never be compared to the Strip’s elite resorts, and it doesn’t want to be. It’s a Vegas spot for our millions of Average Joe visitors, and Edge is the steakhouse equivalent. It’s a fine-dining experience with comparable prices where you get what you pay for—terrific food and total satisfaction.

SALT LAKE CITY, January 15, 2016 – AAA has announced the coveted AAA Five Diamond and AAA Four Diamond Award winning hotels for 2016. Fifteen Utah lodgings have been selected for these prestigious awards representing the upper echelon of hospitality with upscale physical attributes and extensive amenities and services to guests.

The 2016 AAA Five Diamond Ratings are the travel authority’s highest designations for hotels. Only .04% of the AAA approved lodgings provide the ultimate luxury that the Five Diamond Award signifies. Six percent of the approved lodgings qualify for the AAA Four Diamond designation indicating they provide a refined travel experience.

Fifteen Utah establishments are honored this year as recipients of the AAA Five and AAA Four Diamond awards. They are:

Utah AAA Five Diamond Award-winning hotels are:
Park City
Montage Deer Valley
St. Regis Deer Valley (first time recipient)

Utah AAA Four Diamond Award-winning hotels are:
Midway –
Blue Boar Inn

Moab
Sorrel River Ranch Resort & Spa

Park City
Goldener Hirsch Inn
Hotel Park City Autograph Collection
Hyatt Escala Lodge at Park City
Stein Eriksen Lodge
The Chateaux Deer Valley
Washington School House, A Luxury Boutique Hotel
Westgate Park City Resort & Spa (first time recipient)

Salt Lake City
Grand America Hotel
Hotel Monaco
Little America Hotel

St. George
The Green Valley Boutique Hotel and Spa

“The AAA Five and AAA Four Diamond hotels provide every guest with a high level of personalized service and luxurious surroundings,” said AAA Utah spokesperson Rolayne Fairclough. “To maintain this level of quality is a significant accomplishment. We are proud to recognize these dedicated local establishments with our AAA Five and AAA Four Diamond Awards.”

For 80 years, AAA has used professional inspectors to conduct in –person property evaluations. AAA offers the only rating system using comprehensive, on-site professional hotel evaluations guided by member priorities. With a far greater inventory than any other rating entity, AAA’s rating systems covers the United States, Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.

Travelers can find Diamond Rated establishments and inspector insight in AAA trip planning products the AAA Mobile® app for tablets and smartphones; the desktop and mobile versions of the TripTik® Travel Planner; an online mapping and routing tool; searchable Travel Guides on AAA.com; and AAA TourBook® guides available to Members at AAA/CAA offices.

AAA Utah offers a wide array of automotive, travel, insurance, DMV, financial services and consumer discounts to more than 183,000 members. AAA has been a leader and advocate for the safety and security of all travelers since it was founded more than 115 years ago.

Race and Sports SuperBook® mobile app available for download today

LAS VEGAS – January 19, 2016 – The world’s largest Race and Sports SuperBook® just got bigger at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino. With the completion of its renovation, the 25,000 square foot SuperBook® at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino has further established itself as the world’s most renowned and technologically-advanced sports book.

Home to Nevada’s largest sports betting menu, the newly-renovated SuperBook® features:
• 4,488 square foot HD video screens – measuring in at 240 feet wide and 20 feet tall, it is the world’s largest indoor LED video wall and the highest resolution screens in Las Vegas for the ultimate viewing experience.
• More than 400 comfortable seats and 19 wagering windows
• Newly-constructed private booths available for parties and corporate get-togethers.
• All-new, fully-stocked bar to go along with cocktail service and convenient food options at the SuperBook® Deli.
• Interactive Player Terminals wagering – Players have the convenience of betting from their own seats, as well as access to track pools and even video replays of past races.
• Expanded betting menu, including “Over/Under Season Wins,” “Games of the Year,” “To Win a Golf Major,” “Props,” extensive 1st and 2nd half wagering and more. “In-progress” wagering on marquee games and wagering on soccer leagues from around the world are also available.
• Players who relish the races can enjoy on 32” LED touch screens, with power outlets and USB ports available at each individual seat. Qualified race players can also enjoy the upgraded VIP section.
• The Ultimate Fan Cave, where sports fans can enjoy their favorite events in a custom-built room that would fulfill any sports fans’ fantasy. The Ultimate Fan Cave is a smoke-free environment offering three giant 120” HD screens with the capability of showing 12 HD events simultaneously.
• Covered parking located only steps away from entrance. Qualified players are offered VIP reserved and gated parking.
• Innovative new mobile app, which is available for download on smartphone devices and tablets, including Android, iPhone and iPad and allows players to place wagers on all major sporting events from the comfort of their own home.

Featuring “Pick the Ponies” horse handicapping tournaments and Westgate’s annual SuperContest, known as the “The World’s Ultimate Pro Football Handicapping Contest,” the Race and Sports SuperBook® at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino operates daily. Guests must be 21 years or older. For additional information, please visit WestgateVegas.com.

About Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, a legendary world-class destination, offers a unique blend of amenities and excitement with all your favorite table games, hottest slots on the market, incredible restaurants, endless entertainment, more than 225,000 square feet of meeting space and the world’s largest race and sports SuperBook®. Westgate Las Vegas provides a range of culinary adventures with eight restaurants including the world-famous Benihana, the award-winning Edge Steakhouse and the newest addition Fresco Italiano. The property features entertainment options in the International Theater and the Westgate Cabaret. Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is currently undergoing a $100 million renovation that will encompass every square inch of the property including the addition of 300 timeshare villas, the all-new International Bar, a fully renovated pool deck, 1,200 remodeled Signature Rooms and more. For more information or to book accommodations, call toll free at (800) 732-7117 or log on to WestgateVegas.com.

LAS VEGAS – January 19, 2016 – Make a play on Nevada’s largest, and recently expanded, wagering menu all from the palm of your hand. As part of its recent renovation, the world-famous Race and Sports SuperBook® at Westgate Las Vega Resort & Casino has announced the arrival of its innovate new mobile app.

Available for download on smartphone devices and tablets, including Android, iPhone and iPad, beginning Tuesday, January 19, the SuperBook® Mobile App allows players to place wagers on all major sporting events from the comfort of their own home.

“We’re ecstatic to introduce the new state-of-the-art mobile sports app at the world-famous Race & Sports SuperBook®,” said Jay Kornegay, Vice President, Race & Sports SuperBook® at the renowned Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino. “With the popularity of sports wagering at heights we’ve never seen before, our loyal players now have access to Nevada’s largest and most favorable wagering menu in the palm of their hands.”

To enroll, guests must complete an application form at the Race & Sports SuperBook at Westgate Las Vegas. All SuperBook® Mobile app users must be 21 years or older and must be a member of the Westgate Las Vegas Players Club. Wagers are only accepted within the State of Nevada. Nevada state law prohibits wagers originating from outside of Nevada using the mobile app. For more information, please visit WestgateVegas.com. Follow the SuperBook® on Twitter @LVSuperBook for the latest news surrounding the world’s largest Race & Sports SuperBook®.

Featuring “Pick the Ponies” horse handicapping tournaments and Westgate’s annual SuperContest, the Race and Sports SuperBook® at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino features newly-installed 4,488 square foot HD video screens – measuring in at 240 feet wide and 20 feet tall, it is the world’s largest indoor LED video wall and the highest resolution screens in Las Vegas for the ultimate viewing experience. With more than 400 comfortable seats and 19 wagering windows, as well as expanded betting menus, private booths and Las Vegas’ most knowledgeable staff, the Race and Sports SuperBook® is home to Nevada’s largest sports betting menu.

About Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, a legendary world-class destination, offers a unique blend of amenities and excitement with all your favorite table games, hottest slots on the market, incredible restaurants, endless entertainment, more than 225,000 square feet of meeting space and the world’s largest race and sports SuperBook®. Westgate Las Vegas provides a range of culinary adventures with eight restaurants including the world-famous Benihana, the award-winning Edge Steakhouse and the newest addition Fresco Italiano. The property features entertainment options in the International Theater and the Westgate Cabaret. Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino is currently undergoing a $100 million renovation that will encompass every square inch of the property including the addition of 300 timeshare villas, the all-new International Bar, a fully renovated pool deck, 1,200 remodeled Signature Rooms and more. For more information or to book accommodations, call toll free at (800) 732-7117 or log on to WestgateVegas.com.