Sight seeing rather than gambling with my beautiful better half 
A few years back when I had a roommate in the Suite that was literally a walk a way, he happened to work at the Elvis shop. Think he mentioned something about it shutting down too. There is also something about walking down that hallway that leads you to the casino. Or seeing the high rises that aren't associated with gambling. Brings a surreal vibe to the visit. Very awesome to walk through. This landmark is a must see visiting Las Vegas NV.
Okay so there is the parking garage then after coming downstairs (or elevator) you'll see the side door that leads to a hallway that leads to the casino. In the hallway are restraunts, shops, restooms and a little bit of history on the establishment. Oh, then right before the end to the casino entrance there are some hotel elevators.
Elegant Chandler lights hang all over the celling as you can see. I think that is an appropriate touch for preserving the classic feel. The Westgate will stand strong for a while. I'm happy to take breaks in places like this from time to time. The surreal vibe is humbling to experience.
Ahh a breath of fresh air. One of the only parts of town you can find that here. Sightseeing here is very heartwarming. Especially when you with the ones you love. This place is welcoming to the max. During my time as a student in Crescent School of Gaming (yes folks I know how to deal table games) I've visited this place frequently. Even afterwards when living in the Suites.
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