One of the guys who went with us traded in his Florida timeshare for this one in Vegas. It was VERY clean and quite large. We had two bedrooms with two baths, a sleeper couch, kitchen, and full size washer and dryer. We were on the second floor, and never heard anyone next door, or below us. We always found a covered parking spot right near our unit, so we never had to walk far.

We didn't spend any time at the pool, but it did look nice. I don't think any of us were solicited by sales people, trying to sell us a timeshare. The shuttle to the Strip was very convenient. It took us just one day to figure out the schedule and it worked out great. We didn't have to worry about a designated driver, didn't have to worry about parking on the Strip, and the drivers were all great. We even took the city bus to the Strip on a couple of mornings, since there is a stop right outside the resort gate.

I would definitely stay there again. All the space in the unit, plus the amenities, and the convenience of the shuttle/bus made staying off the Strip not bad at all.

My husband and I stayed from 01/31-02/04 in a one bedroom. The place was huge- kitchen w/ fridge, stove, dishwasher; living room area with fireplace; small eating area; washer and dryer and bathroom. They claimed king-sized bed, but we're pretty sure it was just queen sized; the bed was a little uncomfortable.
If needed, you could walk to a nearby grocery store (about 3-4 blocks) and buy food to cook, making your trip a little more budget friendly.
The jacuzzi tub was huge- could fit four people! Down side to that was the hot water tank did not hold enough water to fill it.
There was a free shuttle directly to three places on the strip: Planet Hollywood, Treasure Island and MGM. The shuttle ran as scheduled, always on time every hour. Also, just outside the villa gates, was a public transit stop- for less than $2/rider you could easily get to Rio, Palms, or the Strip by bus; the bus ran like every five mins.
Our room could have been cleaner- we noticed dust around the lamps, moldings and vents.
Upon initial check-in they attempted to pressure us into a time share sales pitch, but I absolutely refused to listen; the sales manager continued, and my husband almost scheduled our time! I stuck to my guns and we did not agree to anything; they did not call or harass us after that. Note about Vegas: you'll get offered a time share sales pitch almost anywhere you are.

Just returned from Vegas, stayed at WG Flamingo Bay for 6 nights. Arrived at about 11:30 pm so wasn't hassled by the timeshare sales reps!!

Had a 2 bedroom suite. There were 3 of us but could easily accommodate up to 8 people. Room was clean, nothng spectacular. Good distance from the Strip so I had a car. However, they offer hourly shuttle service from the resort to the strip ending at 1 am. Grocery store about 1 minute away.

I would reccomment this resort and would stay there again.

I stayed at the Westgate Flamingo Bay with my mom and a friend. I got the week at a great price, as a friend is an owner and couldn't use his week.

The property is gated, and I always felt very secure. Check-in was easy, but then you are directed to a 'concierge' desk where they try to sign you up for a timeshare presentation. (Side note: I did not do a presentation set up through Flamingo Bay. I did one set up through the Planet Hollywood on the strip and got better show tickets and dinner - which was a big jump from what Flamingo Bay was offering.)

We had a 1 bedroom (unit 2211, I believe), and the unit itself is nicely appointed. We had 3 people, 4 would be pushing it space wise (in my opinion). We discovered that night that you can hear everything between the units. Thanks to our noisy neighbors (they had a unit next to us and above us), we never got great sleep. This could also be attributed to the super loud air conditioner - I've never heard one so loud. Another problem was since we were located near the front of the resort, parking was a premium as it appeared that most of the front parking spots were taken by the sales staff.

The location of the timeshare was great in relation to the strip. Close enough to be involved, far enough away to get some peace. I also liked the convenience of being able to eat meals in our condo. (The staff was very helpful in pointing us in the direction of a grocery store, etc.)

I never used the strip shuttle, but my mom did and said it was fine. I also never used the pool, but my mom and friend enjoyed it.

With some minor changes, I think this could be a better property. I just would not stay there again unless it was at a great price like I got.