Many visits to this Las Vegas destination and my first time staying at the LINQ. Overall it was an okay experience and I would consider staying again. It is a centrally located hotel on The Strip which gives good access to venues, restaurants and has a stop on the Las Vegas Monorail. The Monorail access and the Lyft/Uber pickup area is in District 3. The LINQ is also adjacent to The Promenade. The rooms and bedding are decent accommodations. The room that I had did come with a small fridge but not a microwave or coffee maker. I think the hotel charges $10/day for a coffee maker. The gym facility, located inside of the spa area in District 2, is nice. There is sufficient machines, equipment and free weights. They also have towels and a water cooler. Check-in and check-out were simple. At arrival you can either do self check-in at a kiosk or see someone at the front desk. There is a separate counter/line for those with status. Also, if you ask, the front desk will give a couple bottles of bottled water - they are the small 8oz bottles. The hotel price per night was reasonable; above low budget but not too expensive. read more

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The LINQ was a great place to crash in Vegas for two nights. I would recommend it, with some caveats. My brother and I stayed in a District 3 room, which is newly renovated, has a mini fridge, and is located at the back of the property away from most of the noise. Our room was nice enough. It gave some slight dorm room vibes, but it was clean and comfy. The District 3 rooms are a bit of a trek to get to and find at first, but once upstairs it's quiet, which we appreciated. The location of The LINQ couldn't be better. Its center strip and has fantastic food and drink options nearby. It's easy to get to everything. Even in July, we felt we could walk almost anywhere. The gambling here is fine, and the pool is small but was nice. Most of the restaurants located inside are low-end celebrity joints, but there are plenty of choices. I would recommend staying here if you are looking for a great budget option to crash in for a few nights. If you are looking for a luxury Vegas experience or plan to spend a lot of time in your room, you may want to look elsewhere. For this particular trip, this place was great! No complaints, but certainly some things to consider if you're looking for a Vegas hotel. read more

The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination - Messy beds at check out but great room! - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Extremely disappointed with our stay at The LINQ and the complete lack of response from management afterward. During our stay, the shower head unexpectedly detached while my daughter was showering, causing hot, high-pressure water to hit her directly in the eye. When I asked for an ice pack, I was initially directed to the ice machine. I had to go downstairs and speak with a manager before an incident report was filed and an ice pack was provided. Later, we were woken up around 1 AM because a cooler we brought had leaked, apparently through the ceiling. Even though our cooler had no holes and still was filled with ice, we cooperated completely, but were then locked out of our room for approximately two hours while the hotel investigated. My husband is a disabled veteran, and I am his caregiver. He had already taken his nighttime medication and was extremely out of it. He ended up sitting on the hallway floor in the middle of the night because we could not get back into our room. After all of that, an employee inspected our room and told us there was barely any water, the hotel is old and built terribly and that it all could be absorbed with towels. We were later assessed $226.76 for alleged ceiling damage to the room below without being shown documentation explaining the damage or how the amount was calculated. I contacted The LINQ management directly after our stay. More than a week later, I have not received even an acknowledgment. Accidents happen. What has been most disappointing is how our family was treated when they did and the complete lack of communication and follow-up afterward. read more

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I love the link because it's very convenient and walking distance to the popular spots!!! They have good customer service and so many good eateries around. Happy hour restaurants as well. It's located right next to Flamingo and a Caesar's resort. The Room is decent and insane deals!! I came early then the 4:00pm check time and paid $60 to check in early!! Well worth it when you wanna change and go about ur day!! The rideshare is in district 3 and kind of weird where it's located. They have a gym and Starbucks as well !! Plus many great fast food options and more!! -Dr. Dede read more

We love the Linq! It's been our go to hotel cause it's centrally located and so reasonably priced. There's no frills with this hotel, but it does hoping pool scene which I hope to partake in next time!! read more

This is for the parking garage. Every morning it takes 30min to get out cause you only have one lane to exit and insist on charging for parking so either stop charging or make multiple exit lanes. 3 levels of lined up cars to exit is ridiculous read more

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We came here specifically for the upstairs restaurant to have breakfast, very good choice. While walking through, we discovered an update, Sigma Derby casino game. It was a lot more confusing to bet on this machine than the older version but fun to watch. Loved that it was connected to the promenade, which is full of good restaurants, a few shops, and the high roller Ferris wheel. We also appreciated the kindness of a couple of staff members that helped us find the restaurant. read more

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The staff is rude they charge crazy fees for the resort fees and they don't have internet half the time. The bedding was dirty scuff marks all over the room. I don't recommend read more

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Why the do the rooms smell like ass? Upon entering our room, we got hit with a whiff of fart stank. We literally inspected our room for a pile of feces. We went to my parents room and there room also smelled like poop. Certain areas of the hotel just smelled like poop. Is it being pumped through the vents? I'm really curious how so many areas had the same bad aroma. After our noses acclimated to the booty stank, we were able to enjoy our stay. The rooms were okay. Comfortable enough for a short stay. Nothing to write home about. This is my second stay here (and last) where two of the three elevators in district one were down for some time so there was a long wait for the elevators. The layout of the hotel was easy. Only got lost 5 times. read more

The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

The LINQ is located within walking distance of some of Las Vegas' most popular attractions, restaurants, and entertainment venues. It feels a bit sci-fi with art boxes with videos creating an intoxicating environment. As you walk into the lobby, you are totally captivated by this movement. One of the highlights is the LINQ Promenade, an outdoor entertainment district filled with restaurants, bars, shops, and attractions. The promenade is a pedestrian-friendly environment where visitors can spend hours exploring, dining, and people-watching (my personal fav). The atmosphere is especially enjoyable in the evening when the area comes alive with lights, music, and crowds. The star of the property is the High Roller Observation Wheel. The wheel is 550 feet above the Strip and the tallest observation wheel in North America. If you are brave enough to take a whirl around, it offers spectacular 360-degree views of Las Vegas. The 30-minute ride provides a unique perspective of the city's skyline, especially after sunset when the Strip lights up. read more

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First time staying at this hotel and the registration was very smooth. Very kind woman provided me with an upgrade to both my room and car parking within the hotel. I stayed on the 14th floor and my room was just lovely! I didn't care for a view of the strip but did upgrade to a bigger bed and a bigger space. Everything was clean and I slept really good in my bed. Something that would have been nice is a microwave to have in the room, but a fridge also sufficed nicely. read more

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Let's just say they have definitely improved since this place used to be Imperial Palace hotel It's pretty big inside and chaotic inside , they allow smoking here so that sucks That said the 6th floor where the spa is located was great! read more

Terrible hotel. Ordered room service. They got the wrong order sent. Room had a musty smell. They provided a body wash that had an ammonia smell to me. The biggest complaint is that I have requested my folio online 4x and never received it. Two different working email addresses, no confirmation number provided for the request. Finally got a hold of a human being over there who tried the two different email addresses and it never came through again. She then told me I had to go to billing and said they would help me, but said I had to dial the number myself. Then, after some more time, she acknowledge she could transfer me directly. She did. I just went to a message said that they were closed. I have no way to expense my charges. Then they made it worse by having some bot reply back on this review as if this is going to work and be helpful. Sent me to the same site that isnt working read more

DO NOT STAY AT THE LINQ, I had car troubles and they refused to accommodate me in any way and basically said good luck butter cup and took my money anyways, got my car troubles resolved and stayed on the strip at another hotel with pretty competitive rates, my friends and I came down for a wedding and they unfortunately did have to stay at The LINQ and they said their rooms smelled like Mary Jay, there was hair on the bedsheets, they couldn't get towels, the casino is sub par, staff is rude and not helpful, the restaurants there are nothing compared to the rest on the strip, and when they complained they got the same tough luck service, AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE. I'm glad my daily driver broke down because I would've probably been stuck at the LINQ too, on that note, my friends are staying at my hotel because they don't even care they lost money on the rooms, it's DISGUSTING THERE. And holy moly, don't get me started on the pool, someone threw up in there and they just used that pool cleaner stick to get the chunks out. I'm pretty sure that's illegal. Stay elsewhere, if it's just a hundred bucks more for the weekend it's well well well well worth it. read more

Hotel location is great, especially if you're going to a show at the sphere. It's very busy and reasonably priced. The check in lady was less than friendly and it was 7:30a and not even busy, not sure what her problem was. Pool has very little seating so you're forced to get a cabana which is over priced for this hotel and its small pool. You're also asked to tip the front desk when you purchase a cabana. I did not because they did not do a service that warranted a tip. Our server for the cabana was very nice and attentive. The pool loses sun coverage by 3p which was really annoying. There was an eye contact dried to the bed frame so the room wasn't cleaned too well. Shampoo/conditioner provided by the hotel isn't very good, it dried out my hair. read more

After missing out on Phish at the Sphere in 2024, we snagged tickets this year and started looking for hotels a few weeks later. Oops. Prices were stupid high. We chose Linq based on proximity to the venue and to our friends' accommodations. I wish I'd checked Yelp. Pros: The room was clean. Hallway carpet wasn't gross. Beds were comfy. The bellhops were helpful and friendly holding our bags before and after checkout. I don't gamble much, but my friend made out like a bandit on the slots. Easy checkout via my phone Mids: Our room lacked a fridge and offered almost nowhere to put clothes. Even Motel 6 has a dresser. I don't go to Vegas to watch TV, but have to call the setup lackluster and difficult to use. Cons: The room was out of shampoo and skimpy on towels. Our tower had three elevators. One was broken all weekend, but we avoided lines through lucky timing--until checkout. One working elevator at 11am meant it would stop on our floor every few minutes, too full to get on. Rinse. Repeat. We decided to carry our bags 10 floors down the stairwell. It was beyond disgusting. I don't need to sidestep trash and what looked a lot like fentanyl and meth debris while lugging baggage to avoid being stranded upstairs. Simply unacceptable. Our friends at a much nicer hotel/pool paid less than half of Linq's charge to rent a chair by the pool for the afternoon With the $125 beverage minimum (!), Linq wanted over $200 for a two person chair for the afternoon. Pass. Overall, the Linq was ok. Our stairwell experience was beyond the pale. I would not stay here again nor recommend it with other options available. read more

Well , we Are at the LINQ for the magic show in a hour. So i wanted to show my wife that the 3 Reel slot machines are better odds. Three vs Five to line up. So the Penny machine, I Put in 20, started winning and finished $601.00 ahead before the show. So Glad i gave the hobo a buck on the way over. Karma happens. Thank you LINQ , First win in a slot machine , first Magic show. WINNER! read more

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Great hotel at a great price, let me start of by saying that this stay is in the middle of pretty much everything. As soon as you walk out, there are plenty of restaurants and stores for your needs. The rooms are always clean and well organized for your stay. The checking in is so easy and convenient and the best part is you can even use a kiosk to get your room card. Overall this place is my choice for my Vegas stay. read more

I stayed at the linq over the weekend 5/16-18. It was the worst experienced ever. I called in advance that I will be arriving around 3am if I could still check in. They told me there will be people at the front and they will notify the front desk my arrival time. When I got to the linq at 3am, I went to the front desk to check in. The staff told me I can't check in and have to wait for the next day. I told them I have called in advance and my reservation is for 5/16-18. They checked again and told me I booked for 6 rooms. I only booked for one room. Finally they were able to find my reservation after a while it was already 4am. I got the key card and went to the room to find out they gave me an occupied room. I had to go downstairs to tell them that they gave me an occupied room, they didnt say much and just gave me another room. At this point it was already close to 5am, I just want to sleep. The next morning I woke up from a disgusting smell and a weird noise coming from the bathroom. The sink has black liquid pumping out and the whole room smells bad. I called them to have it fixed. The rest of the weekend the whole room smells really bad. I call them the night before for a late checkout. They told me latest would be 1pm. I ask them if I could stay one more night, they told me it is all booked. The next morning I called again they had 4pm late check out available and rooms available. There were no compensation or anything for the trouble and their attitude is disgusting just like the smell of the room. It was the worst experience ever! read more

The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination - Black liquid coming up from the sink. Smells so bad and the smell lasted the whole weekend. It is disgusting!!!!! - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

First time staying at the Linq and my mom booked this hotel so I didn't look up any reviews before. Checking in was okay although the woman that was helping us was rude and it was a fight to get a second room key which was odd. Hotel room was just okay. Nothing special and it felt a little janky with missing art on the wall and just overall vibe of the room. There was a noise that was constant throughout our stay and we had to call it our "white noise machine" just to get through the night. We also had to go back downstairs because the hand soap and shampoo was out...i would rather stay somewhere just a little nicer in Vegas but for the price and location it was okay. read more

Not a bad hotel and casino! I came to The LINQ- A Caesars Rewards Destination to find a specific restaurant. This was my first time coming to this hotel. I was pleased with the look of the hotel and casino. The outside entrance is so cute! I like the cool blue that was all bright. It really caught my eyes! Very pretty and flashy lol I think it is unique for the color. Once inside, I noticed it was clean and nice looking. Nothing crazy though, but slightly above basic. I walked around what felt like the entire casino trying to find the restaurant. I guess we took a wrong turn. Also, this casino is huge! It goes and goes. Got to the restaurant and enjoyed a nice meal. Left this hotel and casino. I would visit The LINQ-A Caesars Rewards Destination again. I'm not too sure what the rooms look like though. read more

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I am HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED with my recent stay at The LINQ Hotel and Casino. We arrived at 3:30 a.m. to find the valet completely absent, leaving us stranded with our luggage. It took nearly half an hour for the valet to show up, which was incredibly frustrating after a long journey. Once we finally made it to our room, I was shocked at how SMALL it was. The bathroom featured one of those sliding barn doors, and I can only imagine how awkward it would be if I were with someone other than my husband. The lack of privacy was uncomfortable, and I could hear everything happening in the room. To make matters worse, the amenities were severely lacking. There was no refrigerator or microwave, just a swamp cooler instead of proper air conditioning. This made the experience even more underwhelming, especially considering the price we paid. Overall, the experience felt like a far cry from what Las Vegas used to offer. After more than 25 years of visiting, I've seen the decline firsthand--more fees, expensive self-parking, and a general sense of unwelcomeness. I remember when hotel rooms came with everything included and parking was free. Honestly, if it weren't for the Wizard of Oz experience we planned to see, I might have reconsidered this trip altogether. With each visit, my enthusiasm for Las Vegas diminishes. I truly hope things improve, but at this point, I no longer see it as a desirable destination. read more

* Price: $140 to $180 per room, resort fee and tax is about additional $60. 3+ star for the value. * Accommodations: pool, decent gym, small bathroom with decent toiletries, hari dryer, coffee maker in room, fridge for personal use (for junior suite), many restaurants onnsite. 3+ * Location: convenient, middle of the strip. Walking to many activities (the high roller wheel, the sphere, etc.) 4+ star. * Motif: generic, updating of the old hotel. So the room is simple. 3 stars * Services: hit and miss. The checking is very slow. Only 2 persons at front desk. The frontdesk person was very kind and offering to upgrade to a junior suite with 2 beds. The house keeper never got to our room. 3 stars. We stayed for 2 nights for a weekend girl trip. The room is small. Bedding is ok. There is no slipper and robes. So, bring your own. We stayed in District 3 which is somewhat quiet. The wall is very thin though. The hotel does have sewage smell. Overall, it is ok for a short stay and good for budget. read more

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Return to the link! Same tower 12th floor! I'm reminded why this location is perfect. Short walk to Walgreen and other places. Right outside offers so much as well. They have removed the fridge and microwave. It's just a room. Easy check ins and out process. Reminder that the pool is for adults only!! All day to relax without those kids. read more

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Great location amongst many great hotels and casinos (near Bellagio, Caesars, Venetian, Palazzo) but more importantly walking distance to the SPHERE! Problems include no tubs in any of the rooms with the explanation, "this is an old hotel" so not very kid friendly in that regard. No table space, tiny desk space in room, meaning not friendly in suite dining. Weird really. Bed however was comfortable so that is important. In suite dining is the menu from Guy Fieri's essentially. No coffee maker in room or on the in suite dining menu?!? WTF? how can that be?!? Maid service nonexistent. You see the maid cart in the hallway but expect to be ignored. It took three requests to get some clean towels but then they leave them in the bathroom which was fine but then don't bother to pick up used towels on the floor. Too much to expect I suppose. Small refrigerator which was fine but no microwave and told due to "code" no microwaves allowed. So they don't even have a common microwave for guests to use (other hotels that did not have in room microwaves often provide a common microwave for instance in the lobby for general use). A ridiculous daily $56 resort fee. This is not a resort, it is an economic place to stay. The internet seemed to work fine but limited to two devices per room. I would not stay again. read more

You get what you paid for. We did a last minute trip and it really wasn't that expensive to stay here. The self check in would've been fine if the kiosk would spit out the paper that told us our room number but it didn't so we had to stay in the very long line to check in. The beds were fine and plenty of space in the room. The air conditioner was very noisy and we found it better to have the fan on constant low than to have it keep making creepy sounds turning off and on throughout the night. The shower drain was awful. We were standing in an inch of our used shower water and it would hardly drain and it was so unpleasant. However, it is a great location because there's plenty of food and shops downstairs and the forum shops at the Caesar are right across the street and the Las Vegas monorail is connected to the casino downstairs. So even though it's no high quality hotel, I thought it was worth the affordable price and location. read more

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Mmm not the best hotel to stay in, although it's one of the cheaper options and of a central location to the strip! The LINQ's rooms itself aren't bad, but they aren't good either. Our particular room didn't have a great view (parking garage), a grape was left in the mini fridge, and there is cosmetic damage in the shower/toilet area. I was able to interact with some of the cashiers at the cage to get my Caesars Rewards card, and they were really nice to me. However, they were quite stern with another patron that was being helped in the next window over. It turned into a petty back and forth, which was a little awkward. I guess it is their policy to have 1 person from each party at the window, and anybody else needs to clear the line/window. So they kept telling the other party's +1 to stand away from the window in a kinda rude way. The parking garage is kind of a nightmare. If you are staying there, you get free in/out privileges, which is cool. But on our last day, we were confused when we couldn't leave the garage (gate did not lift for us). You MUST make sure you have at least one of your hotel keys to swipe it or else you will be stuck (like we were). Overall, I may not re-book unless I really need to. I'd rather splurge a bit more since we're already in Vegas and ball out. read more

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This one has a lot of bad situations...easier to list them off: Registration is a joke...all self check in Had a pizza vending machine!!...was always broke Employees were non chalant aboit everything Drjnk girls did terrible jobs Uber pickup is literally a hole in the wall, good luck Internet sucks---dead zone much? Hotel rooms ( I had 2 ) ac broke in both Hair on floor and shower of my hotel room Cheap but $50 resort fee? For what? Constant heavy police presence which is nice , but concerning at the same time Poo expensive af read more

If you've ever wondered what it would feel like to stay inside a cautionary tale, The LINQ has perfected the experience. I'd give negative stars if that was an option. From the moment we entered the parking garage, we were greeted by an aroma best described as "abandoned sewage meets broken dreams." Impressively, this signature scent followed us from the garage, through the hallways, and directly into our room. On the rare occasions it didn't smell like raw sewage, it instead smelled like a wet dog who had recently made several regrettable life choices. The hallway carpet deserves its own insurance policy. It's not flooring- it's an obstacle course. The hotel has thoughtfully placed emergency cones and flashing warning lights throughout the hall, presumably to alert guests that they are about to enter a slip-and-fall lawsuit simulator. I nearly became a viral incident on the way to the room. I personally almost ate it multiple times and I was sober, which somehow made it worse. The plumbing deserves recognition, though perhaps from a paranormal investigation unit. The shower refused to drain, creating a fun "bathe in your own regret" experience. Meanwhile, the toilet emitted random, violent gurgling noises throughout the night... like a witch stirring a cauldron full of expired Taco Bell. Adding to the ambiance, the gentleman in the room above us provided a live audio performance of either severe plumbing failure or catastrophic digestive betrayal. The acoustics were incredible. The peace was nonexistent. Cleanliness was... aspirational. The headboard contained what appeared to be a museum exhibit of human decision-making errors: mysterious white residue, red splatter, and black matter that I chose for my own mental health not to investigate further. I didn't realize forensic analysis was included in the resort fee. The view from our room was equally inspiring, if you find parking structures and existential disappointment inspiring. I've genuinely seen more captivating views staring at concrete walls elsewhere. The hallways are also impressively dark. Not mood lighting- more like "budget cuts meet witness protection." It felt less like walking to our room and more like navigating a haunted bunker designed specifically to save money on electricity. The casino experience was equally confusing. Every monitor displayed a $10 minimum at roulette, yet staff repeatedly swapped in $15 minimum signs mid-play like it was some kind of psychological experiment in gaslighting. Pick a number and commit to it. This kind of inconsistency would never fly at properties that take themselves seriously. The staff, unfortunately, matched the property's overall enthusiasm for human happiness. In four days, we did not encounter a single employee who appeared remotely pleased to be alive, let alone employed. When attempting to extend our stay using a promotional offer, the staff member assisting us was shockingly rude, dismissive, and openly disrespectful toward both myself and my colleague. It was less "guest services" and more "guest inconvenience." Housekeeping also appears to be more of a conceptual offering than an actual service. Despite directly requesting fresh towels and trash removal, we did not receive housekeeping a single time during our stay. I ultimately took it upon myself to remove trash and dirty linens because at some point, survival instincts kick in. As a TikTok content creator attending Live Fest and the Creator Network Summit with my team, I was genuinely embarrassed to have chosen The LINQ. The only redeeming quality was its proximity to Caesars Forum Convention Center. Beyond that, the amenities, facilities, cleanliness, and staff experience were profoundly disappointing. When the resort fees cost more than the room itself, you'd expect at least basic standards of cleanliness, functionality, and professionalism. Instead, this stay felt like paying extra for inconvenience. Final verdict: If you're looking for a place that smells like regret, trips you on the way to your room, serenades you with haunted plumbing noises, and leaves you questioning your life choices, The LINQ delivers flawlessly. If you're looking for comfort, cleanliness, professionalism, or dignity, spend a little more and stay literally anywhere else. read more

The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination - The hallways are so dark either to hide the condition of the property or to help guests with hangovers avoid sudden neurological collapse. - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I've stayed at the LINQ Hotel many times now and have some things I love here, some things that aren't great ~ so let me lay it all out for your decision making. Overall though it's not my absolute favorite hotel, but it works well for me when I get comped nights. Good ~tv and shower works well, plus the rooms have a fridge! that's quite a rarity to have fridges not stocked with chargeable items. You can just use these fridges for your own drinks or leftovers. Score. ~if you can get rewarded with comped nights here too, that's a positive thing. ~Central location on the strip. Walkable to a lot and generally easier to get places based on it's great location. Not So Good: ~rooms are such varying levels here. The room I was sitting in when writing this draft had disgusting stains on two of the three lamp shades - one looked like blood splatter, one looked like....a different splatter. ~sound travels like crazy, with any hallway noises being amplified with no noise protection and it kept waking my friend up. THIS HOTEL IS ONE OF THE LOUDEST despite not being a partying hotel, fascinating. ~just overall, don't love the room quality and they probably need to be refurbished. Extras: ~Chippendale's is here now if that's your thing. ~The IV shop downstairs is expensive but great if you need help after a night of drinking. ~Cake vending machine is not minded at all. Overall, great food & drink options throughout the hotel. My personal favorite quick bite is Gordon Ramsay's Fish & Chips out on the Linq Promenade. I must get it every time I'm there. AND the Hawaiian cookies, oh my goodness, they are so good. ~Obviously the Linq Wheel is dope...but expensive. I've done it before, I'm sure I'll do it again. It's one of the best value hotels on the Vegas Strip so despite it not being ahmaaaaazing, it's good enough for this girl. read more

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First time I stayed at The Linq (April 2025). I had some comped days to use with my Cesar's rewards card. Upon entering the hotel, the hotel was clean and smelled really good. Barely any cigarette smell, which is a bonus. To check in, you can use the kiosk if you don't have to talk to a receptionist but I had to because I did an early check in. I believe it was $50 a day for resort fees (for you and your guests) and $20 parking fee (when it's charged to the room) otherwise its a $35 fee through a third party and they charge you every time you enter. The room charge was a better deal for unlimited in and out privilege. Our room was pretty cozy, bed was comfortable. It was five of us in the room. The AC unit was a bit outdated but it worked pretty well. I wish they gave us more blankets but there was a limit. You can have the room serviced or not. The rooms were pretty easy to find. The pool at the Linq is 21 and over. Right next door is the Harrahs hotel, you can go to that pool as well for guests under 21. Both were decent size pools. They serve alcohol as well. For departure; you can use Ivy to check out (text message system) or the kiosk. I would definitely stay here again if I get comped rooms. It's pretty close to everything and on the strip. read more

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In my opinion, this is the perfect hotel to stay in if you dream is to die of lung cancer. For any other person, I do not recommend this hotel. The entire place reeks of smoke. read more

This hotel is a joke. The rooms are poorly maintained, bare entertainment, and everything is overpriced. Also, spoke with the manager to ask for a late check and explained I had already gambled a significant amount of money in my three night stay; also I planned to do more gambling on NFL games tomorrow(reason for the late checkout). The manager did not care about anything already spent and just repeated the ridiculous late checkout fees. This will be the last time I stay with Caesar's. The customer service is a terrible. read more

Centrally located on the strip. Not a bad place to stay.. it isn't anything fancy and it gets the job done. Sleep and shower. The casino gets lively at times but dies out when groups of friends leave. Rooms were clean. Showers were hot and had good pressure. I would definitely stay again. read more

Came to Las Vegas to see my sister compete at Jiujitsu Con after 4 years since last seeing her. Evidently booking this hotel was a mistake. Her fight was at 10:10 AM. Figuring we were close, we left for the convention center at 9:30 AM only to find that the only exit to the parking lot was blocked by a single car all the way until 10:05 AM and we missed her match. Tons of other areas lacking too. Check in kiosk refused to give us our room number, prices for food and drink are absolutely exorbitant, we were promised a refrigerator in the room which we did not receive and the parking lot mysteriously seems to congest whenever you have somewhere to be at a specific time (airport trip as well by the way). Pretty poor experience compared to my stay at the Excalibur. read more

This is for the Parking Access to go to the Linq Promenade. This was a wild-goose chase. It's an older property revamped into a new one, however, getting there, to the Parking Garage, was a task. It is tight. The parking garage is also very tight. If you're not careful, you might hit a huge pillar. We are Locals, and we rarely go to the Strip. For this reason alone. Three hours FREE for Locals. Inside, noticed that there are garages- a small amount of them. We weren't going the shortcut way, we went the long way to get there. We went through O'Shea's to reach the Linq Promenade. We passed the Dog Relief area, and that became a landmark. read more

Yo so the hotel wasn't that great, but I was only here for one night. So whatever, butttttt what really made my experience worth its buck was my hotel registration girllllll Thalia! Like I just appreciate someone who gets my vibe and was super friendly to the point where I forgot how shitty this hotel is. & THAT WAS EVERYTHING! Tbh I could've extended my stay where I was originally booked but I said f it and let me see what Vegas has in store. So here I am, writing this beautiful review for this amazing attendant who made my experience all worth its while! You have amazing employees who work here and I'm just grateful to experience one of them! Thank you Linq for having amazing customer service! read more

The Linq was very convenient with short walks to venues at Harrahs & the Caesars Colosseum. The promenade offered many restaurants which was great. The design of the hotel was confusing & dark. (The rooms were not lite & airy like a lot of the pictures here. Looks like the off white colored room with the one yellow & black picture) The elevator area wasn't "pretty'd up" like most hotels. Halls were extremely dark. Elevator at different location to go to pool. The bathroom light went out, when we contacted the front desk, was told to push the reset by the outlet.. apparently a common occurrence to the front desk. The hotel room had two very small draws to hold some of your belongings for ONE person. Not much closet space covered by a curtain. There was an ice bucket, but no cups, no coffee maker. Not sure if I would stay here again. read more

Spent football Sunday here & really enjoyed it! Free drinks from my friend who is an employee at the sports book area! Good clean environment & good atmosphere! Fun times! read more

The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Check in went smoothly, we were able to get to our room at noon for a $25 fee but was gifted a $30 gift card for being so patient and returning back. Their customer service was awesome at the front desk. We were able to leave our bags for a couple hours while we waited to check in since our arrival was at 9 AM. They do offer free bag delivery to your room working on tips. It was nice to walk around the outdoor promenade area where they have a few bars, restaurants, and the big Ferris wheel. We ended up sitting outside with a cocktail people watching. The rooms are nice and spacious, beds are comfortable, big showerhead with great water pressure no complaints here. read more

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