the linq hotel and casino human resoruces

This does not allow for the excitement in the casino to resonate. Too minimalistic inside and too bright. Would you expect different from a Caesers property? Not tiny, but definitely on the small end of the major casinos on the strip. Allows points to be earned and spent at all CET properties. With the promenade outside, you have plenty to do when taking a break from gambling. They just recently renovated the whole casino/hotel and seem to be keeping up nicely with it. Just north of center strip and the in the middle of the action. I will say that the new Lynq casino is a step in the right direction for the property. I used to enjoy the old IP, but since they have been going through an identity crisis the last 5 years, I am not sure anymore. This is a review of the Lynq casino (formerly The Quad & Imperial Palace) not the hotel. Don't ever think about staying there even if you don't have a family.

I rang the Mirage (not thinking we would get a room), they were so helpful and booked us a room which was beautiful and huge and when we checked out of the Linq, the Manager was very surprised we got in somewhere else. I immediately told my family not to unpack and went to see the manager who virtually said he would refund my deposit if I could find another hotel, not really good customer service, no offer was made to find another hotel for us. Why do they advertise number of children when booking if they don't have a pool for them, dumb!!! We got into lift and had the furthest room you could get and the smallest room we have come across with all the travelling we have done. When we eventually found the check in, the man was rude and pointed out to me that our 15 and 19 year old couldn't use the pool but could go next door to the Flamingo (if I wanted that I would have booked the Flamingo!).

I thought I would try something different (never again). This was our third trip to Vegas, staying at the Mirage and Bellagio.

The linq hotel and casino human resoruces