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Not the best, management was horrible, the response to my complaint was horrible, the mold has my sister asthmatha flared up, I couldnt get a new players card because the system was down so I got no credit for money pkayed orior to it coming up, just wasnt good

Everything was fine except, the checkout process took ages as we could not use the express due to issues with the bill. Great proximity for the sphere, don’t listen to the signs they will take you way out of your way. Get the frozen baileys.

I also didn’t like the parking garage, but the most disappointing part of my stay was the check-in experience. A young woman at the front desk checked me in. Unfortunately I didn’t catch her name, which I now regret. During check-in, I gave her a $20 bill after she suggested she could upgrade my room. However, the “upgrade” she provided turned out to be a room category that only costs about $5 more when booking online. That felt very misleading and not a genuine upgrade at all. Because of this experience, I would not recommend trying the so-called “$20 trick” at The LINQ. In my case it simply wasn’t worth it and left a bad impression of the hotel.

Entire hotel and the rooms reek of septic tank. Needed another blanket and called at 11, 2, 4, and then went down in person at 7 and then again at 9 where I waited 45 minutes for the manager to come. At 10 at night I was finally able to get a blanket after blocking people from checking in until I was able to talk to a manager. I paid $50 a night for this place on Priceline and you couldn't pay me to come back. The bathroom had a blown fuse on arrival from the dangling light fixture in the shower getting mist in it. Very dangerous.

This hotel was decent for the price we paid, but beware of the ridiculous "resort fees" they charge because they add on like another $58 per DAY! And you get nothing for it in the winter-time really. They SAY the WiFi and the fitness center are part of that charge- but whatever... cuz all hotels have that. It's just a way to sucker you in to the hotel at a lower cost and then still fleece you when you check in. A few of my favorite things about this hotel were: the AC worked great (but keep in mind we were there in February); the elevators were fast and we never had to wait long (we were in the tower closest to the casino); and we never had any issue getting in the room with either of our room keys which was refreshing. Two of the biggest things I did NOT like about this hotel were: there was a barn door on the bathroom with inches of space around the opening even when closed. In a tiny room, you can imagine that is NOT good for privacy; and being on the 15th floor, when the wind was blowing really hard, it actually shook the building and you could FEEL IT. We were there when there were some HUGE wind gusts though in February. So I would assume this is not a problem normally. In general, the room was clean and the beds were comfortable enough with basic sheets and a duvet with a duvet cover. When we arrived, we asked for more pillows and received them quickly. The bathroom mirror had lights all the way around it, but oddly, it seemed a bit dim. There was a little magnifying make-up mirror, but it did not light up. There were 2 other mirrors (one full length) in room though, but our room did not have great lighting since we had one smallish window facing into another building (Harrah's). We had heard the hotel could be kinda loud, so we brought 2 noise makers (that play a box fan sound) to turn on while we were sleeping, so we never noticed any commotion at night. The casino itself was decent, not too small and not too big. We never got to eat at the Linq's restaurants, though I really wanted to try Buddy's Jersey Eats, but it was never open for lunch (weird) and we always had other dinner plans. We did eat lunch one day at an inexpensive pizza place in Harrah's next door which was decent. It was also a relatively short walk to Denny's which is next to the Walgreens. The Linq has a great location on the strip across from Caesars and next to the Promenade which has many shops, restaurants and activities. It was just SOOO COLD when we were there so we didn't get to enjoy outdoor activities which was a HUGE bummer, we won't ever go to Vegas in February again. One other thing of note... catching an Uber was kinda weird at the Linq because you have to walk to the parking garage and cell service down there wasn't great. Taking taxis right off the check in area was much easier but I do think they are more expensive unless going to or from the airport. My biggest complaint was that we paid $80 for a late checkout at 4pm, but evidently the front desk never coordinated with the maid service (or visa versa) so we were CONSTANTLY interrupted by the maids with knocks (even though we had the Do Not Disturb sign on the door knob) and phone calls like FOUR different times. That was VERY frustrating since we were trying to sleep IN since we had stayed up all night. But overall, the hotel was decent enough, just be SURE to keep in mind the ridiculous resort fees when comparing to other hotels.