This hotel is beautiful, comfortable, excellent localization and with a nice casino. I enjoyed the Mat Franco’s show and I recommend it. If I can give you a tip for your next trip to Las Vegas, it would be to stay at The Linq, you are close to everything and to the best places. I won’t need car. I loved it!

I took my son to Las Vegas for his 21st birthday we stayed at Harrah's which is connected to the Linq. Both of us have to be gluten free and we had the most options on the promenade. The street reminds me of a much cleaner Bourbon st in New Orleans. My only issue was the amount of kids even into the late night. Not sure why people bring their young kids to adult Disneyland. It's strange.

This review is for the Linq Promenade, not the hotel. I see several reviews here for the hotel which is separate. This is a touristy spot nestled among several hotels on the strip. The Flamingo, Harrah’s and the Linq hotel all open directly onto this pedestrian street. It’s lined with restaurants (some sit down and some fast food) and touristy shops that frankly, I don’t know how the pandemic and millennials/Gen Z haven’t killed yet (Havaianas, giant candy shop, RVCA). If my hotel had not been attached I would not have bothered going here. It was busy, smelled like pot and all the shops were like circa 2009 attractions. It felt like every crappy boardwalk at Myrtle Beach. We ate at the Favorite Bistro, it was mid at best. They did have an In and Out, which as a midwesterner who doesn’t have access to the chain, I appreciated. We also ate at Maxie’s diner twice because of the convenient location and it was great. Frankly it deserves better than this trashy paradise.

This is a fun little area of the Las Vegas strip. Cute stores, lots of bars, fun activities. My only complaint? (And this will make me sound old) Every store and bar is blasting music so loud, you cannot even hold a conversation. I was trying to give my email address to a store employee and I was literally yelling it so he could hear me at all. How is that a fun shopping experience? But overall, worth the trip.

We were lucky that we did not have to wait long to board the High Roller Wheel. It moves super slow, so it gives plenty of time to take pictures and enjoy the view. The full ride is about 30 min. and narrates the story of the City of Las Vegas. I was a little disappointed that there was no bar service although there is in the area prior to getting in the pod and I thought that it was a little over-priced at $25/pp.

A great street full of resturant, shops and some lovely fountains. It's in between the Linq and the flamingo and is a wonderful place to find a spot for dinner. A nice step away from the strip, I highly recommend a stop here.

This was a great find. We were looking for the High Roller since we had already purchased tickets online, and we came down the Promenade. We ended up going to a few of the shops as well. There are many dining options too.