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Old Nov 28, 22, 5:03 pm
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LINQ Rooms - Classic vs Deluxe vs District 3
Anyone familiar with this property? I've never stayed.
Currently have a Classic King booked. I am getting offers to upgrade to a better room for only a few dollars a night, but not sure which would be worth it and which aren't.
Deluxe room +9/night
District 3 Deluxe room pool view +9/night
District 3 Deluxe room city view +14/night or +21/night
DIstrict 3 Deluxe poolside cabana +23/night
District 3 premium room +35/night
King Junior suite +49/night
District 3 King Suite +56/night
King Suite +56/night

Anyone have any experience with any of these, or see any that stand out as something I should consider?
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Old Nov 29, 22, 8:05 pm
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All I can say is that last month I attended a conference in Vegas where a few of my coworkers stayed at the Linq. Every single one of them said they'd sooner sleep in a tent on the strip than stay in that awful place ever again.
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Old Nov 29, 22, 11:34 pm
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Originally Posted by DJ_Iceman
All I can say is that last month I attended a conference in Vegas where a few of my coworkers stayed at the Linq. Every single one of them said they'd sooner sleep in a tent on the strip than stay in that awful place ever again.
What were their specific problems with the Linq?
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Old Nov 30, 22, 5:43 pm
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Originally Posted by LETTERBOY
What were their specific problems with the Linq?
Dirty rooms, dirty public areas, poor/nonexistent customer service, noisy rooms, broken furniture, their lists went on and on.
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Old Dec 4, 22, 5:22 pm
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Originally Posted by DJ_Iceman
All I can say is that last month I attended a conference in Vegas where a few of my coworkers stayed at the Linq. Every single one of them said they'd sooner sleep in a tent on the strip than stay in that awful place ever again.
Interesting. I've normally stayed at Silverton in the past but they are closed for remodeling, the rest of my group was here so I decided to try it.

It can't be as bad as the Miami Airport Hotel...can it?
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Old Dec 5, 22, 12:28 am
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Originally Posted by bchandler02
Interesting. I've normally stayed at Silverton in the past but they are closed for remodeling, the rest of my group was here so I decided to try it.

It can't be as bad as the Miami Airport Hotel...can it?
Has the rest of your group stayed there before? I would say that you have been warned not to expect much. Is that your only choice?
I have never heard of Silverton.
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Old Dec 5, 22, 7:49 am
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Originally Posted by corky
Has the rest of your group stayed there before? I would say that you have been warned not to expect much. Is that your only choice?
I have never heard of Silverton.
No, this is a new one for all of us. They normally stay elsewhere on the strip but not sure why they moved here. Reviews look decent enough - main complaints are rooms are a little small but functional (which is why I'd consider upgrading, although not critical) and that check in/out is mostly automated which doesn't bother me. At this point, it's too late to change.

Silverton is the hotel down next to Bass Pro Shops, off the strip.
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Old Dec 6, 22, 3:20 am
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TPG's review of a suite at this place: I stayed in the most expensive room at a Vegas budget hotel here's how it went - The Points Guy

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Old Dec 6, 22, 8:53 am
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Originally Posted by DELee
I saw that last night and it looks fine for me. I don't need luxury, just a clean comfortable room. I think it will be fine, but I will report back after this weekend for anyone that needs the info in the future.
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Old Dec 6, 22, 10:12 am
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In the winter months, I’m a backer of the LINQ. No need for pool facilities, I avoid elevators so it’s handy when staying on the lower floors, and it’s small enough to be out your room and on the strip without too much bother. I’m staying for a couple of nights after Xmas, it’s almost free before taxes and resort fees!

Its not luxury, but you don’t go to vegas to spend time in your room !
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Old Dec 10, 22, 7:32 pm
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At the linq now, district 1 9th floor in a luxury king room.
No complaints. Room does not have a fridge which would be nice. It's a little noisy at night until the bar below closes but not horrible. Overall, not bad at all. Clean and functional.



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Anyone has recently stayed at The Linq?
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Old Aug 3, 23, 7:12 am
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Anyone has recently stayed at The Linq?
Not since last December, but I do plan to be back in a few months.
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