The LINQ Hotel and Casino

Roger Holt

I had an outstanding stay at The LINQ Hotel! The location is absolutely unbeatable—right in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip with easy access to great restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and everything you could want to do. The room was clean, comfortable, and modern, making it the perfect place to relax after long days and nights exploring Vegas. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and always willing to help whenever I had a question. Check-in was smooth, and the overall atmosphere throughout the hotel was fun, energetic, and exactly what you'd expect from a great Vegas experience. One of my favorite parts was how convenient everything was. Being able to walk to so many attractions made the trip even better. The casino had a great vibe, and there was always something happening nearby. Overall, I had an amazing experience and would definitely stay at The LINQ again. If you're looking for a clean, comfortable hotel with an incredible location and great value on the Strip, I highly recommend it!

Mike M

I've definitely hit several jackpots and or hand pays at the Linq High Limits area 2 of the last 3 years. This trip was great experience again. The casino is small and shaped strange but I just go straight to high limits anyways. Also ate at the Buddys Food truck which was good for there Burgers and Fries. Lines were long for check in. Guy Fieris restaurant still there. It used to be my favorite breakfast spot but I believe they stopped serving breakfast years ago.

Samuel

We pre-paid for 4 nights in the LINQ and left after the first night. The cost was around $91 dollars a night and we thought that we couldn’t go wrong, given that it was a “four star hotel” and boasted to be a subsidiary of Caesar’s. First of all, hidden costs and the resort fee; major establishments can get away with this because they have massive casinos, pools and upkeep to worry about. It is completely unreasonable for the LINQ to charge the same $62 fee as the Mandalay bay, Venetian, MGM, etc. We booked our stay through a third party so to us it was a hidden fee which we weren’t expecting. This is pure greed and deception. We also pre-paid $20 per day for on-site parking. The height limit clearance bar says 6’8” and our rental truck is 6’7” tall. Despite this the bar still scuffed the roof of our truck. This is especially infuriating because the ceiling of the car park has ample room for even taller vehicles, so what was the point of the bar? 🤷‍♂️ The pool is dated and looks sad. To sit anywhere near the pool, you need to pay an extra $50 for a “daybed”. Even staff at the pool struggled to hold back a smile while explaining it. Other hotels on the strip are inspired by Ancient Rome, Egypt. Unfortunately I can only infer that the LINQ’s interior design team was exclusively inspired by Luton airport. If this really is the case then they’ve nailed it 👍 We weren’t expecting much from our room but we were still disappointed. Attached are photos of our view into the same car park which had just scratched our truck’s roof. Guests using the ca park also had a clear view into our room and on one occasion we shared a wave and a laugh at how ludicrous it was (I have attached a picture so that you can laugh too). The LINQ uses the same cheap air-conditioning units as many 2-star motels. These AC units are fine in larger rooms where the occupants are kept away from the noise. However our room in the LINQ was so small and the AC was so loud that we couldn’t even speak to eachother in bed without raising our voices. I’ve attached a video which I hope conveys the noise on the “low” setting. To keep the room at a comfortable temperature, it needed to be on continuously. Obviously we didn’t sleep well. The only thing I can’t fault is the cleanliness. The room was pretty spotless, at least for the single night that we could tolerate staying there. Having said that, we’ve read multiple other guests’ concerns about cleanliness and bed bugs. All of this would all be forgivable if the hotel had a flat rate of $60 per night with no hidden fees and was appropriately advertised as a two star motel. But it’s absurd that they can get away with advertising this as a “four star resort” and a “Caesar’s rewards destination”. Caesar would give this a thumbs down 👎

Adam Turnbull

Not a four star hotel/resort. No in the room (no coffee maker, no mini bar, no snack bar). Zero water pressure. The registration desk is a long walk from the garage with no luggage carts. The towels are very cheap. The toilet paper is very cheap. No Extra pillows on the beds. Two pillows only per queen bed. We paid for the 2 queen room so it was a slight upcharge. Late check out is 15 if you do it ahead of time, $20 the day of. Handset for the phone didn't works. Guest services was not helpful. This is a fresh coat of paint and flooring remodel. It is a good location and the rooms where clean. 2 star at best. Stay somewhere else

Chase Wuertemburg

Unfortunately, our stay at the Linq Hotel did not meet our expectations. Check-in was lengthy, there were unexpected fees, and we had to complete the process separately for both rooms. We also encountered issues with our room key not working to access the parking garage, forcing us to print a ticket just to enter. Once inside, parking was extremely limited, and there were long lines just to access the elevators for District 1. The rooms themselves were also underwhelming for the price. They felt quite small, lacked a mini refrigerator, and had very limited storage space consisting of a small area concealed by a curtain. Even basic amenities seemed sparse, with only two pillows provided per bed. Overall, the accommodations did not feel consistent with the cost of the stay. I understand this is a busy weekend with summer vacation and Father’s Day, and I expect larger crowds. However, many of the issues we experienced were operational rather than crowd-related. While one front desk employee was exceptionally friendly, helpful, and apologetic throughout the process, the overall experience left a bad taste in our mouths. For the price paid, I expected a much smoother and more enjoyable stay. That said, I do want to acknowledge that after providing feedback regarding our check-in experience, hotel staff proactively reached out to us, asked how our stay was going, and offered assistance in any way they could to help improve our experience. I appreciated that follow-up and their willingness to address concerns. While it did not completely resolve the issues we encountered, it demonstrated a genuine effort to provide good customer service. Based on our experience, I would recommend that travelers shop around and compare other properties before booking, as there may be better overall values available for a similar price point.