Suites have living rooms and the two high-rolling penthouses also have dining rooms, entertainment areas, two bathrooms and multiple 47-inch flat-screen TVs. There is no printed material in the rooms, so no clutter and no waste. LINQ is a budget-priced hotel - Web specials dip as low as $60 a night (Canadian dollars), but it has such comforts as pillow-top mattresses and a new, all-natural soap, Zero% by Gilchrist and Soames.Ī LINQ room is a high-tech scenario with USB outlets and an interactive TV for programming wake-up calls, in-room dining and reservations for restaurants and Las Vegas’ famous shows. Privileged patrons (big spenders at the casino or those staying in cabana guest rooms or suites) can check in at a serene VIP reception lounge with refreshments.Īll new, The LINQ’s rooms are attractive and airy, with platform beds and modular furniture in pale wood and grey, brightened by splashes of candy-cane colour and bright abstract murals.

Guests can either check into The LINQ Hotel at the front desk (there often are lineups) or text to register from their smart phones and head up to one of about 2,400 modern rooms or suites. The lounge called 3535 has TVs and private booths and a connoisseur’s choice of barrel-aged spirits, beer and crafted cocktails like the Sushi-tini with wasabi-infused gin) and the roasted-garlic Bloody Mary. The lobby doubles as a sprawling, jangling casino, and there is an incredible choice of food and drink, including celebrity chef Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar, and Hash House a Go-Go, as well as the Catalyst Bar and TAG Sport Bar. Like most Vegas hotels, LINQ is a busy-busy place. The LINQ Hotel & Casino has a crazy, fun colour-block exterior in blue, green and yellow, and high-tech, minimalist rooms.

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