Las Vegas
Westward Ho Hotel and Casino
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Westward Ho
2900 Las Vegas Boulvard South
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 |
| Number of rooms |
744 |
| Theme |
Western |
| Gaming space |
56,000 ft² (5,000 m²) |
| Permanent show(s) |
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| Signature attraction(s) |
$1.49 3/4 pound jumbo hotdog |
| Notable restaurant(s) |
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| Owner |
Westward Ho Casino, LLC |
| Date opened |
1963 |
| Casino type |
Land-Based |
| Major renovation(s) |
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| Previous name(s) |
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| Casino website |
No Known Website |
The Westward Ho Hotel and Casino was a
casino and
hotel located on
the
Las Vegas Strip in
Winchester, an unincorporated area of Clark County. The Westward Ho was the last
large motel style
property on the Strip. It was mostly 2 story building with parking surrounding
the buildings.
History
The Westward Ho was built and operated by
Dean Peterson a native of Hyram, Utah. It officially opened in 1963 and closed
on November 17, 2005
following the sale of the property. Marketed as the friendliest casino in
Vegas. It operated for 42 years, and was known as the world's largest motor inn.
According to the
Clark County Assessors Office the property was sold to a Denver, Colorado company named C D P W H Acquisition, LLC who will
reportedly will build high-rise condominiums.
In January 2005 the Westward Ho opened an expansion casino simply called The
Ho located at 2920 South Industrial Road, but unlike its parent property The Ho
was strictly a gambling hall, convenience store and gas station geared primarily
towards truck drivers and other transient travelers using the I-15 Interstate
highway corridor. On November 25, 2005 eight
days after the Westward Ho permanently closed their doors The Ho also
permanently shut their doors.
Attractions
- A 56,000 square foot Casino
- 744 rooms, though its press material frequently listed 777 rooms, 900
rooms, or over 1,000 rooms
- Three outdoor pools
- A 700 seat show room
- Free shuttle to move those staying at the hotel around the property
References
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