Though they converted some of the rooms into timeshares while they were at it, it still operates primarily as a hotel, so you don’t need to own one to reserve a night here. They treated the 40-year-old hotel and casino to a multi-million-dollar facelift, hoping to make the iconic property near the north of the Strip relevant once again. The developers are best known for their timeshare properties around the country. Formerly the Las Vegas Hilton-and briefly, LVH-Westgate has taken over the hotel most convenient to the Convention Center.
