




The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination
Modern rooms and a pool close to the Strip
About this hotel
The LINQ - A Caesars Rewards Destination offers modern quarters alongside an outdoor pool and spa, a straightforward combination for a family wanting comfort without a huge resort's full-scale amenities. Multiple eateries and bars give parents dining choice across a stay without needing to leave the property every night for variety. The airport shuttle simplifies arrival and departure days, a genuine convenience with kids and luggage in tow after a long flight. The property's vibrant, contemporary feel carries through its public spaces without tipping into anything too formal for a family group looking for a comfortable Strip-corridor base. Booking ahead for busier weeks helps, since the property's most requested rooms and pool-adjacent spots go first during school-holiday periods.
- Outdoor pool
- On-site spa
- Airport shuttle
- Modern rooms
Our take
The LINQ suits a family wanting modern rooms, a spa and dining variety in a mid-scale property rather than a sprawling mega-resort. It suits less a family chasing a wide range of on-site activities beyond dining and the pool, since the property stays more compact than some of its neighbours.
- ✓Use the airport shuttle on arrival day to skip a rideshare booking with tired kids and luggage.
- ✓Book the spa for a quiet morning slot before the pool deck gets busy with families.
- ✓Try a few of the on-site eateries across a longer stay rather than sticking to one restaurant.
Why we love it
- Modern, contemporary rooms
- Outdoor pool and on-site spa
- Multiple eateries and bars
- Free airport shuttle included
Why guests love itA family arriving on a late flight said the airport shuttle made the first night far less stressful than a previous trip spent waiting for a rideshare with two overtired kids. The pool deck felt right-sized rather than overwhelming, easy to supervise without the scale of a bigger neighbouring resort. Trying a different on-site eatery each night became a small nightly ritual across their four-night stay.