Summary
- Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino has introduced the Imperial Sky Villa, paying tribute to Elvis Presley's legacy.
- The Sky Villa has been reimagined and relaunched as part of the hotel and casino resort's "Year of Elvis" celebrations, in honor of the King's 90th birthday.
- Westgate is celebrated for its distinctive Theme Suites, offering unparalleled experiences.
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, a premier gaming and entertainment destination near the renowned Las Vegas Strip, has announced the debut of its latest luxury accommodation: the reimagined Imperial Sky Villa. This opulent suite pays tribute to the legendary King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley.
The reimagined Sky Villa is now available for reservations
The original Sky Villa, built atop the hotel, first opened its doors in 1969. At that time, the luxurious villa cost $60 million, equivalent to nearly $130 million today. Once known as the Tuscany Sky Villa, it has been reimagined as the Imperial Sky Villa to honor Elvis Presley. This lavish suite, also known as the Elvis Presley Suite, gained popularity because the King of Rock and Roll himself resided there during his Las Vegas performances. Cami Christensen, President and General Manager of Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, expressed her enthusiasm for the latest luxury accommodation in a press release shared by Casino House Group News. The Imperial Sky Villa is more than just a stunning retreat—it offers a genuine connection to the magic that made Elvis Presley a global icon, she explained. She further noted that the Imperial Sky Villa allows guests to follow in the footsteps of the King and fully immerse themselves in his enduring spirit and legacy. Christensen concluded, At Westgate, we're proud to continue setting the standard for legendary experiences where luxury and history intersect.
Visitors to the Imperial Sky Villa can expect immersive experiences
The newly reimagined Imperial Sky Villa enhances the extensive offerings and legendary entertainment at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino. Renowned for its legacy of unique experiences, the resort features one-of-a-kind themed suites, including the Day of the Dead Suite and the Christmas Suite, among others. The recent relaunch of the Imperial Sky Villa welcomes more Elvis Presley fans to enjoy this iconic site. Spanning an impressive 13,200 square feet, the villa masterfully combines historical homage with grand design. Plaques and curated visual displays celebrate the King, while exceptional features such as panoramic skyline views, spa-inspired bathrooms, and distinctive dining, living, and bedroom spaces provide memorable experiences.
