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The Alina hotel and casino isn’t the biggest place on the strip but it can be a good time. The pool is definitely a 21 and over only experience, and the Hash House A go go is a fantastic brunch destination within the facility. The Linq is ideally situated mid strip across from Ceasars Palace.

Great atmosphere and slot play experience. Great drinks and bartenders were cool.

I stayed at The LINQ for three nights while attending a conference hosted at the hotel. The location on the Strip is definitely the biggest positive, and the lower price is appealing. Unfortunately, the hotel itself was a major disappointment. The views shown when booking are very deceiving. I reserved a pool-view room, only to have my view only consist of rooftop equipment. The room was also pretty run down. Our shower curtain was falling apart and had holes in it, there were stains, and the room temperature was inconsistent throughout our stay. The pool was equally disappointing. The chairs looked worn and run down, the water didn’t look particularly clean, and the overall pool area felt more like a Motel 6 than a Las Vegas resort. On top of that, $10 for a fountain soda with no refills is excessive. I understand The LINQ is a lower-cost option for the Strip, but the condition of the hotel and amenities did not make it feel like a good value. Even if I were attending another conference here, I would choose to stay somewhere else.

Stayed at the LINQ for a recent conference and picked this hotel because it was supposed to be the "newest, updated hotel" in the Caesar's Entertainment group. It is NOT. The room I had was very outdated, the elevators were in need of repair/replacement (including call buttons that were missing). The door to my bathroom was falling apart. While my friends at Harrah's had a mini bar and bright, welcoming hallways, I had a closet that was reminiscent of my college dorm room (as in, a curtain over a cabinet in the wall) and hallways that would not have been out of place in a horror movie. I suppose if you have a hangover, it would be great - dim lights all the way. The pictures of the pool make it look much nicer than it is. Great views of the High Roller are a complete misnomer - you can barely see the corner of it from the pool. The customer service was good and the water pressure was excellent (though, get extra tools to mop up the floor since the shower curtain was nothing more than a funnel to water on the floor) but if you're looking for a nice room, look elsewhere. If you need someplace cheap to lay your head between gambling and drinking, the rooms were basically clean and functional. My biggest complaint? I don't know what the daily resort fee provided me with other than access to a pool that I could have easily gotten into without staying at the hotel.

The Linq hotel is in a great location, mid centre of las Vegas strip, the bar in casino Royale is the best, one dollar a bottle of beer and George the Batman is great