Westgate Las Vegas Brings Year-Round Holiday Magic with New Themed Suites

Key Points

  • Westgate Las Vegas has unveiled four large-format suites themed around Halloween, Día de los Muertos, rodeo, and Christmas
  • Ranging from 1,125 to 1,500 square feet, the immersive suites feature custom holiday decor, thematic furnishings, and specialized amenities
  • Designed primarily around major fall and winter events, all four festive suites will remain available to book year-round

Westgate Las Vegas is promoting four themed suites for the fall and winter holiday seasons, offering large-format rooms built around Halloween, Día de los Muertos, Christmas, and the National Finals Rodeo.

The resort said the suites—with layouts ranging from 1,125 to 1,500 square feet—are designed to give guests a fully decorated environment tied to major seasonal events. However, they will all also be available year-round.

“Las Vegas gives people a reason to celebrate in every season, and these suites let guests carry that energy all the way back to their room,” said Dawn Rawle, senior vice president of marketing and entertainment at Westgate Las Vegas.

Halloween Suite

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At 1,160 square feet, this suite incorporates dark walls, red velvet and black leather furniture, and candelabras. The room includes a separate living area, bedroom and two bathrooms, along with décor intended to create a consistent haunted feeling throughout the space.

Westgate is marketing the suite to guests visiting for October events or travelers who want a holiday-specific room regardless of the time of year.

Day of the Dead Suite

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Measuring 1,125 square feet, this suite is themed around Día de los Muertos. It features hand-painted elements and a curated sugar skull display, along with a living room, bedroom, and two bathrooms. The suite is intended to reflect the 3,000-year-old Mexican holiday’s visual traditions rather than function as a Halloween-adjacent option, giving Westgate two distinct fall choices.

Cowboy Suite

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At 1,466 square feet, the Cowboy Suite is tailored for the boots-and-denim crowd attending the National Finals Rodeo in December. The room includes leather furniture, ranch-inspired decor, and views of the Sphere. Westgate said the suite is intended to appeal to visitors looking for a Western-themed space during the city’s largest annual rodeo event, though it remains available year-round.

Christmas Suite

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For winter frolickers, or people who want a year‑round dose of holiday cheer, the largest of the four suites (at 1,500 square feet) sports three fully decorated Christmas trees, an electric fireplace, a bar area and two bathrooms themed after Elf on the Shelf.

Rates and availability vary depending on demand, seasonal traffic and major events. The resort operates additional themed suites beyond the four highlighted for fall and winter, including options built around pop culture, tropical décor and specialty layouts for groups.

The holiday suites can be reserved directly on the Westgate website or by calling 702-732-5111.

Corey Levitan joined Casino.org in 2022 after a long career covering Las Vegas. He currently covers entertainment, dining and gaming news in Las Vegas.

Corey spent six years covering the Vegas Strip for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, where he also wrote the most popular humor column in the city’s history. (For “Fear and Loafing,” he tried out 176 Vegas jobs, including poker player, blackjack dealer and Follie Bergere dancer.)

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    Lvthud October 2, 2026
    Yes, I can see my wife loving the Christmas themed suite. It's not like she has a melt down when Home Depot/Lowes/Walmart/Costco start putting out Christmas… Yes, I can see my wife loving the Christmas themed suite. It's not like she has a melt down when Home Depot/Lowes/Walmart/Costco start putting out Christmas decorations in September.
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