Red Rock Casino Tours and Activities

Loved the proximity to the monorail, the convention center, and 13b Arts District. The Edge Steakhouse was also phenomenal. Disliked the walking advertisements trying to lure me into a timeshare or a $200 eye cream every time we arrived at or left the hotel. Pool was okay, but drinks were expensive. Pool and gym hours were very limited.

Horseshoe has an excellent location on the Strip. You can walk anywhere from here. The pool was closed but they offered the Paris pool as a substitute. The rooms were nice but they already show wear and tear. They could use a refresher.

This would be my 8th time in Vegas as I have experienced other Caesar’s properties including Planet Hollywood and the Flamingo and I have to say the experience at the Linq was a bit underwhelming. We enjoyed the convenience of the location being close to a lot of food options and right by the Monorail. However, some of the staff was not as pleasant as I would get mixed information, presented with charges for every little amenity that would usually be included such as a the refrigerator that was included in our first room. As for the gentleman who checked us in for both days, he provided the experience I’m used to having when I stay in Vegas and corrected any issues we had right away. As for the room it was a cute size but the first bathroom had hair all over the shower. The 2nd room bathroom had a weird stinch, there was no hand soap in the dispenser and the water was backed up almost overflowing out of the shower. For some reason we couldn’t order room service through the TV and the instructions to text also didn’t work. My mother was also disappointed that the room didn’t include a basic coffe/tea maker as that is usually a basic standard amenity for any hotel room. Not the worst but certainly not the best and doubt I would stay there again.