The LINQ Hotel + Experience

The Strip, Las Vegas

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The hotel

Well-connected, the name lets slip the hotel’s ‘link’ to extra food, fun and frivolity. The guestrooms are hip and high-tech, but you won’t be there much with the LINQ’s endless diversions. The centrepiece is the High Roller – the world’s tallest observation wheel, at 550-ft high it takes 30 minutes to do the full loop. You’re also ‘linked’ to an exclusive shopping, entertainment and dining promenade. And, of course, the all-essential Vegas casino. Over 21s can enjoy the pool, with nightly swims twice a week, Champagne Sundays and pool deck misting. Then there are the other decadences: the Brooklyn Bowl, a massive bowling and live music venue, and endless dining and drinking establishments, including 24-hour Hash House A Go Go, whose colossal portions featured on ‘Man v Food’.

Amenities

  • Wheelchair access
  • Bar
  • Casino
  • Evening Entertainment
  • Fitness Centre/Gym
  • Hot tub
  • Internet Access
  • Laundry Service
  • Restaurant
  • Room Service
  • Spa
  • Swimming Pool

Where is it

Centre of the Strip, between Harrah’s and Flamingo and linked to The LINQ’s shopping and entertainment promenade.

Hotel information

2,236 newly renovated rooms including 244 suites, on 19 floors in 5 buildings with 12 lifts. All with air-conditioning, TV with pay-per-view films and games, WiFi*, and iron and board. District 3 Deluxe Rooms have views of the city, with 1 king-size bed, sleeping maximum 2 adults. 

Please note: only District 3 rooms come with a fridge. If the room name doesn't include District 3, you can request a fridge for an additional $20 per night (paid locally subject to change). This excludes Junior Suites, King Suites, Cabana rooms, and 2 Queen Suites.

District 3 Deluxe Double Queen Rooms have views of the city, with 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults. 


Please note: only District 3 rooms come with a fridge. If the room name doesn't include District 3, you can request a fridge for an additional $20 per night (paid locally subject to change). This excludes Junior Suites, King Suites, Cabana rooms, and 2 Queen Suites.

Wide choice of restaurants and bars including Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar, Hash House A Go Go and O’Sheas Pub Las Vegas. Caesar Eats Pick-up or delivery food service. Swimming pool (over 21s) and spa*. Casino. High Roller observation wheel*, Brooklyn Bowl* (32 bowling lanes, live music venue), Promendade of shops. WiFi*. Self-parking $20, plus tax per night (payable locally, subject to change).

This hotel has a resort fee of $49.95 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change).

Resort fee includes: - Fitness centre admission for 2 people, per day - In-room WiFi for 2 devices, per day - All local calls. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.

Wheelchair accessible rooms available on request. Please note that these rooms are subject to availability and may be restricted to specific room categories and bedding arrangements. Rooms and facilities vary between hotels so please check at the time of booking. For more information and contact details please check out our Special Assistance page

*Denotes local charge. 

Please note: the Linq Pool is 21+ only and children are not allowed at all in the Linq Cabana/Bungalow rooms. 

Please note: one person must be aged 21 years and over in each room. 

Please note: an incidental deposit of $50 per night is required at check-in. This will be collected by credit or debit card.  If an ATM/debit card is provided for the deposit, the hotel will immediately deduct the full amount held for incidental charges from your available bank account balance.  After checkout and payment of all required charges, any excess amount will be returned to your credit or debit card.  

Please note: the pool will close on 31 Oct '24 for the winter season, and reopen in spring '25.

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Image of the Tripadvisor rating Linq is an ABSOLUTE bargain and very solid Strip Hotel.

Jul 12, 2025 PJ C Oregon, United States

The rooms are exceptionally clean and updated and the cost/location combination may be the best on the strip. I would not recommend this hotel if the pool experience or luxury on-site shopping is a big part of your Vegas trips - other than that, I literally have no complaints.
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Jul 8, 2025 Desiree D

The beds were supposed to be Queens but they were more so full size and hard , the shower was little and the ice machine was difficult to find
Image of the Tripadvisor rating All around great stay.

Jul 2, 2025 R00nwit Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Great location. Close to Carnival Court and the Promenade and other casinos. Great price. One of the more budget friendly casinos and is actually still very clean.
Image of the Tripadvisor rating Nice hotel stay

Jul 1, 2025 John B

My overall experience was good. I had no issues with my room. I had no issues at check-in or check-out. The hotel staff seemed very knowledgeable and professional.
Image of the Tripadvisor rating The Itch You Won’t Forget: My LINQ Hotel Stay

Jun 30, 2025 busTravel75

Stayed in Room 16017 from Thursday to Sunday, and let me just say—The LINQ Hotel + Experience really delivered on the “experience” part. Bed b###? Check. Getting passed around on the phone like a hot potato every time I tried to report it? Absolutely. After multiple attempts to speak with a manager, I was finally transferred to security, who kept… Read more
Stayed in Room 16017 from Thursday to Sunday, and let me just say—The LINQ Hotel + Experience really delivered on the “experience” part. Bed b###? Check. Getting passed around on the phone like a hot potato every time I tried to report it? Absolutely. After multiple attempts to speak with a manager, I was finally transferred to security, who kept asking if I wanted to “file a report.” Not sure what that means exactly, since I was very clearly trying to get them to take the room out of service for public health reasons. Spoiler: it took over 30 minutes just to tell someone, and I still left with zero confidence that anything was going to be done. So yes, if you’re into unforgettable experiences—itchy, frustrating, and bureaucratic—Room 16017 is your spot. (I think the review is getting filtered thus the ##) - Sincerely, Itching and in pain. Read less