Harrah’s is a practical choice in the middle of everything: across from Caesars, next to the LINQ Promenade and with a Monorail station. Carnaval Court, its outdoor bar on the Strip, has live music and flair bartenders.
The story
Harrah’s sits on the land of the Holiday Casino, which opened in 1973 with a riverboat look. It is now a centrally placed, mid-priced Caesars Entertainment hotel with a Monorail station at the back.
A few hours at Harrah’s Las Vegas
- Walk out to the LINQ Promenade next door for the High Roller and food.
- Use the Monorail from the back of the property.
Stay here if
You want a central location at a lower price.
Skip it if
You want luxury or a big pool scene.
Free here
- Live bands at Carnaval Court (outdoor bar)
Worth paying for
- Shows and restaurants
Pool: Outdoor pool.
Getting around: Monorail station (Harrah’s/LINQ) at the back; the LINQ Promenade leads to the High Roller.
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Good to know
- One of the cheaper central options.
Walking from here
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Opened 1973Operator Caesars Entertainment
Frequently asked questions
What is free at Harrah’s Las Vegas?
Live bands at Carnaval Court (outdoor bar).
How do I get around from Harrah’s Las Vegas?
Monorail station (Harrah’s/LINQ) at the back; the LINQ Promenade leads to the High Roller.
Does Harrah’s Las Vegas have a pool?
Outdoor pool.
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