Westin Las Vegas promotion - $88/night for Nov. 18 - Dec. 27
 

You have to book your room by Nov. 23.

Here's the link to book:

https://www.starwoodhotels.com/westi...T&rp=RC:CRAZY8,,,

Here's the text for the promotion:

CRAZY 8 SALE
$88 RATES PLUS GREAT SAVINGS. ONLY 8 DAYS TO BOOK.
BOOK NOW
For 8 days only, enjoy exclusive savings on your next trip to Vegas. Our Crazy 8 sale includes $88 rates plus these great savings:

$10 casino free play
20% off at Suede restaurant
20% off at Hibiscus Spa
20% off at our Lobby Bar
20% off at our full service Starbucks
20% off at Accents Gift Shop
Available for stays November 18 - December 27, 2012.

Hurry - this offer is only available until November 23rd!

Certain restrictions apply including special dates and hours. Rate is prepaid and non-refundable.

If you're looking for status nights/points then it makes sense to stay here. Otherwise, you can get rooms in Vegas for a lot cheaper.

This hotel's pricing model is quite a bit different from the strip hotels in Vegas. The other hotels have much much more discounted rates on offpeak weekdays and then very high rates on weekends. The Westin doesn't seem to pay attention to those in setting its own rates. On weekends, it can be a bargain, while it's overpriced on weekedays.

I have no idea why they think this model will work.

We had the all american casino guide one year, and tried to hit up the casino cause they had a $25 match play. The casino itself wasn't even open when we went there, and it was so dead in the hotel. There was 0 vegas atmosphere, and it's a little off the strip as well. I'd much stay at Bills/Flamingo/Bally's before staying here, and it'd be cheaper as well.

you know this property is a "clunker" it was owned by Columbia Sussex and ran into the ground.

Note there is an $11.50 nightly resort fee charge at this hotel.

Has Starwood ever been successful in Vegas?

Planet Hollywood is successful. Sadly, it's no longer a Starwood property. :(

It was mildly successful. The "chains" just don't work too well and thats ok.

I still like it. Spice Market buffet is good. Rooms comfy, decent table games. It's not fantastic but it's decent.

I stayed at this Westin back in August and, while it was a block or two off the strip, it was a great way to pick up a couple of Starwood nights toward Platinum for 2012 at a decent price.

The hotel has a casino, but it's pretty dead. The best bet is to just stay at the Westin to get the stay/night credit and then walk to other casinos for the real Vegas action.

thats about it! When I was a using Starwoods a lot thats what I did besides doing contract work for CS, the only reason to stay there.

It can also be a good bet if you're going to be in Vegas for Friday or Saturday night and don't want to pay the through the roof rates at the Strip hotels.

Still too much money for that dump. 50 bucks at max.

I used to practically live at this place, years ago. Don't know what it's like now, but I can tell you that Plat treatment is minimal, the restaurant blows, and the resort fees feel like a holdup.

OTOH, the casino is neat (tiny, but friendly), and the location, just off the strip, is great if you want a little peace in between all the craziness.