The owner's lounge was a treat -- continental breakfast every morning (coffee was a little weak) and snacks/beverages throughout the day.

I rated 4 stars because the only way to get coffee is to pay Starbucks prices No complimentary coffee in lobby, and no coffee maker in rooms.

If they could put a coffee machine in the rooms that would be awesome! !

Although, I have to say being tapped on the shoulder while drinking coffee and no one being behind me, was also slightly unsettling!

Would have been nice to have coffee machine in the room

Also we could not ever get coffee in the am due to long lines.

Just need more locations, or coffee in the room.

$67 for 3 pancakes and a side of bacon, and 2 eggs with bacon, toast, and 2 coffees; then a $5 tip.

My only complaint was long 
lines to get coffee in the mornings and at the food court later in the day.

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One bank of elevators was out of commission so there were lines to get down In the am and lines of 40-50 people to get coffee at the one Starbucks.

Problem #1 getting coffee in the mornings as the Starbucks line is lengthy and there's very few options to just get a cup of coffee without sitting down somewhere.

I called and asked for extra blankets and coffee pods and they brought them right up.

Another odd thing that happened: Went to the Cafe and I had a breakfast sandwich while my husband had pancakes, we also had coffee.

There are NO MICROWAVES OR COFFEE POTS in the room…..they took them out went they signed the contract with Starbucks…..They have a very small casino with floor games and after being there an entire week, I can tell you that Not a one of them pays anything!

Coffee makers are apparently an upgrade, as is room service or a microwave.

If you don't want to wait in line for Starbucks, wander straight past it next to Edge Steakhouse, there is a coffee and food counter open til about 5pm.

Bring instant coffee and just make it with regular hot tap water.

No coffee machine in this hotel either so be prepared to pay $5 minimum for a cup of joe!

No USB charging ports for international appliances like other hotels I’ve been in.

but there were a few small things: the sink was oddly positioned so it was a bit uncomfortable when brushing my teeth and there extension cords were used to power the lamps.

The did have a short extension cord to plug into.

$15 in taxi to Fremont Street and $20 in taxi to North Outlet where there are plenty of shops with great discounts.

The room lighting was terribly dim, and made even worse by lights that don’t work and low wattage  bulbs in all the sockets.

And then there’s Kara, the heart and soul behind High Rocktane’s magic and power.

The only thing keeping it from a 5 was the work on the elevators an the need for outlets in the rooms.

There was also no outlets in that room for charging devices, we literally had to drag the bed from the wall and request a power strip (extension cord) to make room for my partner to be able to charge their cellphone.

Our room was dirty, there were electrical cords and power strips everywhere and the elevators never work?

(case in point, I have never seen a hotel need an electrical power strip to provide plugs for lamps, etc.)

In the room there are 2 outlets to recharged, phone, laptop etc.

We came here for a week, went to the Westgate Travel Club Office where they sell the travel memberships, and suddenly no one has any power to do anything, except for Sasoon, who is conveniently always busy doing a presentation selling more travel memberships.

In my room the first trip there were no plugs in the desk area for me to charge my devices and the room showed its age badly.

The food outlets were all very expensive.

There was a busted outlet which no problem if we just had adults,

(one guy said free phone glass then proceeded to plug my iPhone into some charging Otterbox type creation of their own. Ahhhhhh!!)

They had a girl hanging form a trapeze like device were she could twist & turn so she could refill your glass.

My friend on a “scooter” and I were attending the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Cons: Hotel overbooked rooms and tried to give us a room with less beds then we booked, no in room coffee maker is a MAJOR con!

Although one of the brochures stated that each room had a 'kitchenette', there was no microwave either.

We would definitely stay again and don't forget to bring your coffee maker! !

Only one place to grab a cup and the line gets very long.

Additionally, you need a cup and a microwave, neither of which I had.

but we were disappointed they didn't have a coffee maker or microwave.

No coffee maker; cabinet door didn't shut on safe.

The microwave in the so called "owners" lounge is very slow.

Didn’t know microwaves don’t come in the room.

What we didn't like, in our room there wasn't a microwave or coffee maker (which is crazy to me) Staff said that is with all Las Vegas hotels--My response: even Motel 6 offers a microwave.

I’ll let you decide what the case is here: The room was outdated, there was hair in the tub, shower head was grimy and looked like it was about to fall off, no coffee maker or complimentary water, and windows were dirty.

This free welcome service during breakast, lunch & dinner with wine & beer is absolutely great, a needed break from the noise and activity at the casino floor.

I was at the airport ready to board my plane.

Everyone was extremely polite & friendly (except for the constant time-share pushing).

If you want to hear great 80’s music come and listen to them at the west gate hotel and casino.

Love the fact that  this was Elvis's stomping grounds. !

The rooms were nice and clean and it was quiet.

but thanks to the monorail you can get to the las vegas strip in minutes without the hassle of dealing with traffic.

My stay was excellent and the hotel was very clean
And the service was good and mostly was quiet, this make me want to stay more longer than expected.

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If you like staying off the strip and not have all the foot traffic and homeless out in front of your hotel, this is the place.

The location is quiet enough to enjoy relaxation and convenient enough to have the monorail right in front of the lobby.

Sam McCaslin makes a piano sound like, well, anything you want.

Want to have the memories come flooding back hearing Journey, Poison, Queen and Guns-n-Roses?

I spent the 6 days at the Westgate and had the pleasure of hearing High Rocktane several times throughout my stay.

The staff were great the food was amazing, I would just walk around the hotel and just take it all in.

There are plenty of restaurant and snack options.

And, the food was delicious with generous portions.

An unforgettable weekend; the show, the hotel, the food, Vegas, everything was terrific.

From the reception staff to the Bell Desk, through to the restaurants.

We had finished dinner and were heading back to our room when we passed the lobby bar.

Sids cafe for breakfast the  next day was lovely.

At the restaurant my server was Juana and she was great as well.

Thanks for them, they make me feel like i was important, the food, the wine, the beer, all more than 5 stars, I loved it, I'm looking to come again cuz of them, thanks!

The lounge gave us free breakfast, drinks, snacks and free alcohol at night.

We came on Saturday, September 3, to experience the Saturday/Sunday Brunch.

The hotel has coffee, restaurants, and a casino.

There is a McDonalds within a 10 minute walk.

Angelick /Kelsie / Ron are the most amazing pepole i will ever meet they are so come on down to the owners club and have a blast  the food amazing the have breakfest starts at 7 am and lunch is at 12 and dinner at 5 to 7

very presentable presentation food area
very clean surroundings and very neat
quite area and relaxing area
specifically you've very nice view at 24th floor
stunning over looking view.

Clean rooms, friendly, and helpful staff, and don't forget awesome food.

The room was pretty good, possibly not 5 star

Was concerned about getting a room since it was still early

I would like too personally thank Sylivia and Jay at Owner Check In for assisting us with our issues with our rooms.

As we were leaving we demanded our room discount.

Our room was beautiful,  very clean comfortable,had a lovely strip view.

but they did give me a nice, big room which made up for it.

The room was recently remodeled and I really liked the design style.

the amenities on the resorts are fitness centre, pool, and spa which we did use,, for westgate owners like me, we have a clubhouse( snakcs and hot drinks) and laundry room free to use.

They actually have more types of room options than a typical Strip hotel, from tall the way up to 12K square feet.

Wifi kept cutting out on the room which caused me to use my roaming data.

We stayed three nights in room 2450 and the members room was just down the hall from us with a great view.

Staff are very friendly and accomodating, thank you for your assistance on our breakfast.

The In House Greeters were amazing, so friendly and consistent w/service, Aida, Afaf and Olivia, thank you for the  smiles every day we went to the Lounge .

All the staff were very pleasant and helpful, especially Craig and Lyndia at the Front Desk.

But not only that, she was always attentive to our needs during our stay, helping, guiding, and supporting us.

The ladies were very kind and attentive to our needs.

This employee stood out and showed me the Elvis gift shop and introduced me to Elvis's step brother who was signing autographs that day and I had no idea he was there.

Aida Olivia and Afaf were very welcoming and helpful hosts!

She works at the main gift shop and was kind enough to open the Manilow shop so our daughter could have her own private shopping experience.

The band members are really personable, and kept the music flowing and the audience entertained the whole night!

I would visit the strip store and recommend it to anyone who wants to purchase one of a kind Elvis Merchandise.

Proving to be more than knowledgeable, Mr. WESTGATE proved to be exceptional as a teammember of the Westgate Resort.

thanks to him and to the lovely guy from the elvis store.

Pleasantly surprised by how attentive and friendly the service was.

And I didn't find it to be very safe or accommodating (i.e.

These ladies have been so friendly and helpful to us during our stay.

We definitely love the attention that they give us here in the club

both are highly professional, so friendly, welcoming, helpful, and are tending to the club perfectly.

Later on, well past midnight another band we had heard about from friends took the stage in the club, Zowie Bowie.

Susan and Armynne from the Club were very hospitable and kind!

We have a 4 year old and each time we have been in the club she has been so helpful with accommodating our 4 year old.

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The location was walking distance from old Vegas, Fremont Street, Natural History Museum, Smith Center, and Mob Museum.

Whenever family comes to Vegas, they tend to stay at this hotel or one of the ones nearby at downtown LV and/or Fremont Street.

Very close walk to Fremont street and bus stops for long distance buses and SDX / Deuce connecting you to the Strip.

close to Fremont street without the noise.

Chose this hotel because it was near Fremont Street Experience and I was able to stay free through BConnected.

In fact, the quality to price ratio might be the very BEST in Old Downtown (Fremont Street area).

Right off Fremont Street or outside the doors of Binions we stumbled upon California.

Because it is located in downtown Las Vegas, they got to experience the Fremont Street Experience.

Biggest plus for folks looking to stay in the Fremont Street area is that it's much quieter than those that are adjacent to Fremont Street (as it's 2 blocks off 'the strip'.

In Las Vegas, you have a basic choice to make, Downtown(Fremont Street) or the Strip.

If you want to stay in the Fremont Street area of (old downtown) Las Vegas, this property is one of the VERY best options available.

The California Hotel and Casino is always clean and close to Fremont Street.

The hotel is just a block away from Fremont Street.

The fact that this hotel is partially hidden one block north of Fremont Street means UNPARALLELED savings for savvy travellers.

Walk across the street and you are in the Fremont Street experience.

but Fremont street has lots of things to do and see.

Walked to Fremont Street, was alittle hot, saw some interesting people there, some scary as well.

The Cal is a block away from Fremont Street, which to me is a blessing.

Fremont Street remains a 3-block condensation of the Strip, great for people watching and for seeing "only in Vegas" things.

Cheap (relatively), good location to access Fremont, free parking that isn't a 15 minute walk to your room.

And there were house keeper walking around to keep things clean 24/7

Overall, I would stay here again just because we didn't have to pay for the room and because of its location.

The location is great, out the front door of the casino and the back of the stage is less than a block away.

I like the location just off freemomt street.

Good location if you prefer Fremont St. over The  Strip.

Wonderful location and loved the Hawaii theme.

However over the years, and especially since the old man's passing, the properties(California, Fremont, Main Street, and the others located away from downtown Suncoast, Sam's Town, Orleans) have all shown signs of being run by the accounting department.

The downtown location also means there will be many homeless people around.

Nicely located within walking distance of a lot of fun things to do.

The downtown location, the smaller hotel/casino and the close proximity to the other downtown casinos make it relaxed and convenient.

Great service, and revamped rooms, comfortable beds, and very conveniently located to downtown.

Downtown, where this hotel and casino are located, is pedestrian friendly and, mostly, less expensive than the Strip.

Nice quiet location just off Fremont with a nice new walking path for convenience.

Our room was located in the renovated West Tower.

The location is Downtown, one block from Fremont St, so there are numerous bars and restaurants within walking distance.

Located on edge of downtown, this casino has one of the finest steakhouses with reasonable prices.

Location was fantastic, right across the street from Fremont.

Everytime I call the hotel they tell me it's closed for repairs with no date when it will reopen, and are not bring told any details.That is why I'm reaching out here, for some straight answers.

..this could have been rectified had a phone call been made telling me this.

We checked out, drove to see our son off, while filling gas nearby for the long drive back to AZ, we got a call that the hotel housekeeper retrieved a wallet found in the room.

I had to fill out some paperwork and took my phone.

With that, I could either check rates on line or on the phone.

WELL, THAT TOOK THREE SEPERATE PHONE CALLS TO SECURITY AND A 45 MINUTE WAIT IN THE PARKING GARAGE BY THE VALET!

You would think that the valet could call a taxi to pick up patrons and bags at the door of the hotel.

Each lamp in the room had an outlet that could be used to plug in a charger for a phone or a computer.

I can't call the California a five-star value,

After much phone business when I got there they only had 2 for me and again.

Great room; great front desk; great maintenance (we had to call about how to turn on the mini-fridge and about the network stations' signals blanked off the TV); great room service.

though you better be a guest because we didn't have access to the wifi and the cell phone service was minimal.

Service is just a call and they bring whatever you might need.

I went tuesday told the agent she said I'll call someone.

Internet access is  $10/day per device and phone calls are 50 cents.

Pros: no strip traffic, Lapperts ice cream shop, Hawaiian themed food, clean shower with good water pressure.

We asked for a high floor, quiet room due to the Circa Resort & Casino being built next door.

Would rate the hotel an excellent except for the noise.

It was clean and quiet AND I won a jackpot in their casino.

Everything was nice until the noise from construction of a new casino across the street was heard all day and night.

Hotel was clean, comfortable and the rooms were quiet.

Oct.22,2018,my 70th birthday party @Redwood restaurant in the California Hotel and Casino.This party was arranged their superb employee,Ms.Latonia Martin,Food and Beverage Supervisor.There were six in my party and we all had a marvelous experience!The dining area offered a pleasing,quiet ambiance.The wait staff were very well groomed,polite,amicable and efficient.All our meals were excellent,a feast for the eyes as well as the palate.I highly recommend this restaurant for a Fine Dining experience.

My room looks like it was recently remodeled, was clean and quiet.

We did not hear any elevator noise the entire time, and no noise from the hallway.

The hotel caters to people who travel from Hawaii and an older crowd so its nice and quiet in your room at night.

It was a short 5 minute walk to our destination and extremely clean and quiet.

The location was nice, seemed quiet, and the walk to Fremont Steet wasn't far at all.

The rooms are not to big nor to small we book 2 Queens because I'm up all hours.

The mailed promo my dad called to book his reservation under was never applied for the free play via the reservation team.

Now I have rebooked again and I'm not getting any answers as I want to cancel my stay with the California if the pool will not be open in June.

Sit-down dining options are limited to the Market Street Cafe and needing a reservation takes some getting used to.

This time we decided to book "The Cal" since we had such a nice time there on our last trip, tho we stayed elsewhere.

Book long in advance (you can always cancel), and you can sometimes save hundreds of dollars on your trip.

My Expedia rate averaged $40 per night (plus the $15 Resort Fee).

We think it was a sign as my husband didn't feel like leaving LV & we ended up booking a room for 2 days.

I had requested a shower chair for my brother when making the reservation, and it was already in the room when we arrived.

Unfortunately our flight was delayed and we did not arrive until around 1:30AM and only had one night booked here.

Our room at The Fremont was not comparable to what we had originally booked.

Please be aware that The Cal now has a resort fee of $16 per night which wasn’t applicable when we booked our trip back in Feb so we didn’t have to pay it this time; this was one of our reasons for choosing to stay here.

If you book early through the Boyd website (with a Players Card), a Sunday-Thursday room will still ONLY be about $75 per night even WITH the added Resort Fee.

we I saw the Hawaiian people still had coupon books

We came just before Christmas in and found out that there was only 1 night booked instead of 7 nights!

We informed the clerk we were NEVER told that and explained it didn't make sense as it was the California who overbooked us and we only stayed there for one night.

I told her you’re technically are since you can’t move me to a non-smoking room.

I wasn’t a huge fan of the gambling at Main St and our room smelled of smoke so I wanted a different hotel this trip.

Our first night of our 4 night trip had to take smoking room

In addition, smoking rooms should be on the same floor, not mixed in with non-smoking rooms.

Only problem they had no non-smoking rooms available so we got stuck with a smoking room and for people who don't smoke it was a problem.

Order a non-smoking room and u receive smoke via the air vent.

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