Not a 4 star. Nice and friendly staff. Decent rooms and VERY quiet. Very comfortable beds. Not bad for the money, just not great. Also they do try and nickel and dime you for a couple of $10 dollar fees.

The Westin is a great place to stay in Las Vegas if you want to have access to the craziness of the strip but also want to be able to retreat to a quiet, comfortable, serene hotel room.

The room furnishings were, as suggested above, serene and lovely, with a great view of the city. The restaurant hotel was fairly good --- featuring a French chef whose creations tended to look just a little better than they tasted -- in a attractive ambiance of muted colors. If you must gamble in your hotel, they do have a relatively small (for Vegas) gambling area in the lobby. They permit dogs, with a fee, and it is easy to walk your dog on the hotel grounds and in the area (they have a small dog run -- really small -- near the parking area). The heart of the strip is just a short walk away -- so, for example, you can walk to see the Cirque de Soleil show at the Venetian and not have to worry about parking.

When the noise and lights of the strip overload you, it's nice to be able to return to the relative quiet of the Westin. The spa treatments were sufficiently expensive, however, that I did not try them.

I spent one night at this hotel which was one night too many. Def not a 4 star property. I relied on the Starwood name expecting above par customer service, friendly staff and a comfortable care-free stay. Nothing of the sort. The staff was bland and sometimes nowhere to be found. The Concierge phone was never answered. At one point I went down to the desk after being tossed into voicemail. The woman at the concierge desk was busy chatting up one of the other employees. Only when i interrupted them did she speak to me. The rooms are small and definately not up to a 4 star standard - MAYBE 3 stars, but that's pushing it. the Heavenly Shower was nothing more than two shower heads on one pipe. Frankly, the lower of the two is useless and can be painful depending on the temp and pressure of the water. The halls were cramped and closed-in. The valets were helpful but certainly ready for their tips. The lounge bar and casino were OK, but lacked any sort of personality except for the bartender on duty. She was great! I quickly dropped my luggage and left to meet up with friends staying at other hotels. I really regret booking this through priceline. I paid $140 plus taxes for what i consider to be a $70.00/night property AT BEST. Don't bother staying here or booking through priceline in Vegas!

We booked this hotel from priceline hoping to stay at a four star hotel on the strip. When we found out that we had booked the Westin for $110/night and of its location we were not that happy.

On our arrival, the hotel was not of 4 star quality. While the hotel was nice and staff were friendly, it resembles more of a 3 star hotel in terms of atmosphere, services and space.

When we arrived, there was no one there to take our baggage from our car or even from check-in to our room. The rooms pool and casino were small and the view from our room overlooked a parking lot. There was also no movie channels such as HBO available for free and only what seems to be basic cable. The pool was also small and was not fancy or relaxing in any way.

While we had no major concerns and staff were friendly during our stay, our only concern is that we were mislead in believing that it was a 4 star hotel. This place is a good 3 star hotel. It is def not of 4 star quality as described and def not worth $110/night compared to other hotels which were available for much cheaper.