Part of the gaming area will be given over to a new ''three meal' restaurant.' The hotel's current dining options are the breakfast, lunch and dinner seatings at the Savona Bistro, serving Italian- and French-inspired choices, a casual American menu at the Lobby Bar and a Starbucks.Īlso on the agenda, all guestrooms will be upgraded to a 'Starwood' standard, the 'suites' floor will be reconfigured, the salon, fitness center and gift shop will be relocated, the pool deck expanded, the Hibiscus Spa downsized and the exterior of the tower freshly painted. However, they will keep a version of their Sports Book, currently operated by William Hill and a handful of slots will be available on the bar-top. Owned by the Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide group, the hotel cites 'lack of revenue' for the future casino closure. First to go, the compact 14,000-square-foot Max Casino, which operates 24 hours a day and features six table games and just over 150 slot machines. The Westin Las Vegas Hotel, Casino & Spa on Flamingo Road is seeking permission to lose its role as an off-Strip 'resort' and just be known as a hotel, following a renovation of the entire property.