Las Vegas Hotels with Shuttle Service

Few things werent that perfect,many ppl hv the same problem to use the room card to take elevator to their level! It’s happened to me twice in 3-night stay,every time when ur card doesnt work, u hv to go back to the front desk,get a looooooong line again to change a new card! Then u can get to ur floor then get in to ur room🤪 When i just checked in,front desk asked me if i need to clean the room, i said YES,but finally they didnt come to clean the room,told to the cleaners,they said u hv to go to front desk to tell them again🤪,then i needed to get a looooong line to wait again! 3rd one is the worse one, When i just checked in,fromt desk told me the room i booked online doesnt include mini fridge,if i wanna enjoy the trip more, i can upgrade the room to be bigger a big n it has mini fridge! She said only $19 for upgrading to that room! I was thinking about it, finally i didn’t update! But u know what… when i finally finished check in n got in to my room! I saw a mini fridge inside the room🤪

I haven’t stayed in the Linq for quite some time so I figured I give it a shot. Big mistake… When I checked in the safe was locked so I asked the front desk to send someone to open it. Took three phone calls by the time someone came who did not have the tools needed. I was told someone was coming later to get it done… It was past 1am so I had to call it a night. Next morning called again, this time it took two attempts to finally get it done. I had late night meetings so I asked for a late checkout, I was hoping for noon instead of 11am but was flat out refused. I’m spending approximately four and a half months out of a year in hotels - yes, I travel a lot for business - and don’t have to use it often but here and there I ask for a late checkout. Never been refused yet until now in the Linq. In fact, the lady I talked on the phone with sounded like she was very annoyed by me even asking for such a thing. Not much better attitude when I came down to check out. I walked up to a lady at the front desk who did not feel like checking me out but simply sent me to the self check out machine. I tried but the machine didn’t work. I flagged her down to help me just to realize that the machine really didn’t work. Sent me over to the next one and guess what? I’d didn’t work either… Then finally she was willing to check me out manually while looking really annoyed that she had to deal with this. By this time there was a line behind me of other frustrated guests who also complained about the hassle I just went through. So at the end I was denied a late checkout but I guess it was ok that I had to spend a lot of my time just to go through the process while dealing with people who seemingly misunderstood the point of hospitality… I’m spending my money on hotel stays and the Linq is not one of those I’m willing to spend a penny on in the future. Fooled me once… The location of course is good and the room was otherwise ok

Perfect location to walk around the *****. Room condition was better than I expected. Should provide at least one ”FREE” bottle of water. Every consumable items were priced VERY HIGH. Very limited # of staffs at the front desk were available. Check in time took at least 20 minutes. Check out was okay.

I'm never really sure where to start with these reviews of rooms so here we go... I got checked in with no fuss and no issues, I arrived around 10-11pm and there was no lines to get checked it. Very quick and easy. I was staying here for 2 weeks. I was on the 9th floor, room 908 to be exact. The room was clean and had everything I needed (towels, loo paper, soap etc). You have to request housekeeping as and when you want it by either phoning down in the morning and asking for housekeeping or just popping to reception on your way out for the day and asking. Resort free at the time of my staying was $29.95+$3.89 so a total of $33.84 a day with $100 security deposit that you get back at the end of your stay. While I could hear the music from outside for me it wasn't really an issue, didn't keep me up or anything. Out of the 3 bars in the hotel and ****** BarCanada was by far my favourite with friendly bar staff and great drinks! I'd happily stay here again for my next Vegas trip. P.S - Pro-tip for any fellow Brits going to stay here and are unsure of the power outlets, in my room they had the 3 prong socket on the table by the TV and right by the beds there's 2 USB sockets, very useful!

Apart from the fact that we have booked airport in the place of City Center, there is nothing exceptional to report. A proud price for the classic one-way cart breakfast, but there is nothing to make in itself. And you don't go to Vegas because of the hotel comfort

1. The price is cheap, only RMB800~900 during the CES exhibition, half price after that. 2. The hotel lobby is full of gambling machines and smoking is allowed. This makes non-smokers uncomfortable. 3. The parking lot is quite large. 4. Once you enter the corridor of the hotel, it may be because of the regular cleaning of the carpet, there is a smell. And after entering the room, you can also smell it. 5. Because I stayed in January, the real value of the two swimming pools is the small swimming pool with hot water in the SPA. Resort fee USD36/night, the average is RMB 680-700/night. 6. The free WiFi sucks, tourists have to turn on their phone hotspots for their laptops. 7. The shower room and toilet are very small, I thought I came to Japan for a business trip. 8. After staying for 5 nights, no one came to do the sanitation and cleaning, and it took me three calls to change the towels before someone delivered them.

As a regular Residence Inn patron, I have a pretty good idea of what to expect during my stay. This particular stay offered me only the bare necessities. The room only had 2 hangers, the “fully equipped kitchen” contained just enough cups, plates, bowls & silverware for one person to eat one meal. I stayed 4 nights, but was only offered housekeeping once! It was about 5pm, I had been out all day. I was unpleasantly surprised to return to a room still in need of service! After I ate dinner, I was in the restroom when a housekeeping associate knocked on my door, & let herself in! Upon arrival, I requested a 3 pm late checkout, and was told I would receive it. Ironically, at 12:01 pm, the day of my departure, a housekeeping associate was knocking on my door! She asked if I was checking out that day! I was highly upset! I informed her that I was scheduled for a late checkout. She said ok, & moved on to the next room. When I checked out, I told the associate in the lobby what had just happened, & I asked her if there was a record of my late checkout. She apologized & said she could not find it in the system. She said she would inform the manager of the issue. I have yet to hear anything from the manager & the usual email requesting my thoughts about my stay, as a Marriott Rewards member, never arrived.

Great value for money. We stayed in the cheapest room in pavilion part - pretty much motel style. Super nice staff & a free beer and play in the ******. Very close to Fremont Street Experience. The area seems a bit shady at night, but that’s just Las Vegas I guess.

1. Location and Transportation Excellent geographical location: Located in the Las Vegas Sports Arena District, close to major sports venues and many well-known attractions, such as the Las Vegas *****, major hotels, etc., providing convenient travel conditions for tourists. Convenient transportation: The surrounding transportation network is well-developed, and the hotel can be easily reached by car or public transportation. At the same time, the hotel may also provide shuttle services to facilitate tourists to other attractions. 2. Accommodation facilities Comfortable rooms: The apartment-style room design is spacious, modern, equipped with high-quality bedding and household appliances, providing tourists with a home-like comfortable experience. Flexible space: The apartment has a separate bedroom, kitchen and living room, which is especially suitable for tourists staying for a long time. 3. Service experience Thoughtful service: The hotel staff is well-trained and provides 24-hour front desk service, room service, luggage storage and other thoughtful services to ensure that tourists receive timely help and support during their stay. Additional facilities: Some serviced apartments may also provide leisure and business facilities such as outdoor swimming pools, gyms, business centers, etc., so that tourists can enjoy comfortable accommodation while meeting their leisure and work needs.