Open Open since Jan 22, 2025. One of only two hotels with both a Loop and a Monorail station; the other is SAHARA.
- Where to board
- At the hotel’s porte-cochère, above ground on the northwest side of the property between the valet and the self-parking garage. Riders load across the driveway from the hotel lobby. 3000 Paradise Rd.
- Ride time
- The Boring Company says rides take 2–5 minutes.
- Fares
- $4.75 one way to or from the LVCC, Resorts World or Encore; $7.50 round trip; Day Pass $13.25 (vegasloop.com, Oct 30, 2026). From the airport: $12 one way.
- Parking
- Westgate charges for parking, but we couldn’t confirm the rates on an official page, so they aren’t listed here.
The International, Elvis and a tunnel that came up early
Westgate opened in 1969 as the International Hotel, then was the Las Vegas Hilton and briefly LVH before becoming Westgate in 2014. Westgate says it was the world’s largest hotel from 1981 to 1990.
Elvis opened here on July 31, 1969 and played his residency until December 1976: 636 sold-out shows, by Westgate’s count (some sources say 837). The bronze statue was unveiled on Sept 8, 1978, with Priscilla and Vernon Presley there, and now stands in the lobby.
The Boring Company says its Prufrock machine “porpoised” out of the ground, so the tunnel ends less than 100 feet from Westgate’s front door.
Near the Westgate station
Walk times are from the porte-cochère station.
Eat & drink
- EDGE Steakhouse (Westgate): Prime steaks, Wagyu and seafood; Tue–Sun 5–9:30pm, closed Mon. same property
- Sid's Cafe (Westgate): Casual café for coffee, sandwiches, burgers and pastries. same property
- Café Cutò (Fontainebleau): Espresso bar with pastries and handhelds inside Fontainebleau. approx. 10 min on foot
- Promenade Food Hall (Fontainebleau): Counters including Capon's Burgers, Miami Slice, Roadside Taco, El Bagel and Nona's Lobster Shack. approx. 10 min on foot
- Balla Italian Soul (SAHARA): Italian pastas, salads and fire-roasted meats inside SAHARA. approx. 13 min on foot
- Maroon by Kwame Onwuachi (SAHARA): Afro-Caribbean steakhouse that opened at SAHARA in April 2026. approx. 13 min on foot
- Uno Más Street Tacos + Spirits (SAHARA): Street tacos, fresh tortillas and margaritas inside SAHARA. approx. 13 min on foot
See & do
- Elvis statue & International Theater (Westgate): Bronze Elvis statue (1978) and the showroom where he played his 1969–1976 residency. same property
Getting around & parking
- Las Vegas Monorail: Westgate Station: Monorail stop at Westgate; system runs 7am to midnight Mon, later Tue–Sun; elevators at all stations; kids 5 and under ride free. same property
- Free Loop rides across the LVCC campus Free Gem: Rides between the five LVCC stations are free; trips off campus need a ticket. approx. 8 min to LVCC West Hall on foot
- Las Vegas Monorail: Boingo Station at LVCC: Monorail stop on the LVCC campus, beside the Silver Lot on Paradise Rd. approx. 9 min on foot
- Las Vegas Monorail: SAHARA Las Vegas Station: North end of the Monorail; elevators at all stations; kids 5 and under ride free. approx. 13 min on foot
Walk times are our own estimates from a map, not measured routes; big resorts can add five minutes or more inside. Hours and prices were checked on official pages around Oct 29–31, 2026 and can change, so confirm before you go. Places tagged Insider Offer in the app have a deal you can see in the app.
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FAQ
Where is the Vegas Loop station at Westgate?
At the hotel’s porte-cochère on the northwest side of the property, between the valet and the self-parking garage. You load across the driveway from the lobby.
How much is the Loop from Westgate to the LVCC?
$4.75 one way or $7.50 round trip, and a $13.25 Day Pass covers Westgate, Resorts World, Encore and the LVCC (vegasloop.com, checked Oct 30, 2026).
Is the Monorail at Westgate too?
Yes. Westgate has a Monorail station as well, and every Monorail station has elevators.
Can I still see the Elvis statue?
Yes. The 1978 bronze statue stands in the lobby, and it’s free to see.
Sources
Facts on this page come from the sources below, checked Oct 31, 2026 unless another date is shown. Loop fares come from the vegasloop.com booking site. If something here disagrees with an official page, trust the official page.
- The Boring Company: Las Vegas Loop (Active and Opening Soon lists): https://www.boringcompany.com/projects/las-vegas-loop
- Vegas Loop: tickets, fares and hours calendar (fares quoted Oct 30, 2026): https://www.vegasloop.com/tickets
- Westgate: Vegas Loop at Westgate: https://www.westgateresorts.com/hotels/nevada/las-vegas/westgate-las-vegas-resort-casino/amenities/transportation/vegas-loop-westgate/
- Las Vegas Review-Journal: Westgate station opening: https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/traffic/boring-companys-vegas-loop-set-to-open-latest-resort-station-3266612/
- Westgate: FAQ (history): https://www.westgateresorts.com/hotels/nevada/las-vegas/westgate-las-vegas-resort-casino/faq/what/
- Westgate: Elvis Presley history: https://www.westgateresorts.com/hotels/nevada/las-vegas/westgate-las-vegas-resort-casino/elvis-presley-history/
- Las Vegas Review-Journal: Elvis statue unveiled: https://neon.reviewjournal.com/music/remember-when-elvis-statue-unveiled-at-las-vegas-hilton-2435642/
- The Boring Company: Westgate: https://www.boringcompany.com/westgate
- Las Vegas Review-Journal: SAHARA station (Aug 2026): https://www.reviewjournal.com/local/traffic/boring-co-vegas-loop-station-opens-at-north-strip-resort-3860302/
- Las Vegas Monorail: stations: https://www.lvmonorail.com/stations/
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