Downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street Experience – 7.3 kms.

Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign – 5.2 kms.McCarran International Airport – 4.5 kms.There aren’t many Strip hotels with free parking now. Logan found the closest place with free self parking – Treasure Island (TI), about a 1 km walk away. We aren’t sure what the ‘resort fees’ go towards besides Wi-Fi (which is also restricted to just two devices connected each day) and the pool, which was closed anyway when we visited in late November and is only for those aged 21+. Sadly we weren’t a high enough tier on our rewards program to get complimentary parking and we weren’t happy to pay $12 USD/$18 NZD per day to ‘self park’ our car at The Linq, even though we were guests. One thing we really like about the casino hotels – black out curtains. Wi-Fi (which is restricted to just two devices connected each day) We don’t understand this but it is common across all Caesars properties we have stayed at.Bathroom with shower, vanity and toilet.We booked a ‘deluxe room, two doubles’ which is their entry level room type and it gave us – When we visited Vegas in 2010 this property was called Imperial Palace and it was then The Quad and now its The Linq (owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment Corporation).

We ended up booking at The Linq Las Vegas Strip Hotel and Casino as it is also a Wyndham property and so would count towards our Wyndham Rewards points. When just Logan and I visited in 2010 we stayed at The Flamingo so we would have liked to have stayed there again but the numbers just didn’t work out. As with most hotel casinos the Sunday-Thursday nights are a much lower price than Friday and Saturday nights. We wanted a good, mid-strip location without a huge price tag. Logan knows Las Vegas so well that researching accommodation for our stay was a fun task.

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