The LINQ replaced the old Imperial Palace in 2014. Rooms are compact and modern, and the location could hardly be more central.
The LINQ Promenade beside it leads to the High Roller, a 550-foot observation wheel with 28 glass cabins; one rotation takes about 30 minutes.
The story
The LINQ was the Imperial Palace, then the Quad, before Caesars Entertainment rebuilt it in 2014 alongside the LINQ Promenade and the High Roller observation wheel.
A few hours at The LINQ
- Ride the High Roller at sunset; one turn takes about 30 minutes.
- Walk the LINQ Promenade for casual food and bars.
- Fly LINQ is the zipline over the promenade.
Stay here if
You want a central, fairly priced room with plenty of casual food close by.
Skip it if
You want quiet or spacious rooms.
Free here
- The LINQ Promenade: an outdoor street of bars, shops and restaurants
Worth paying for
- High Roller observation wheel
- Fly LINQ zipline
Pool: Rooftop pool deck.
Getting around: Monorail at Harrah’s/LINQ; Caesars and the Flamingo are across and next door.
Things to do here
Paid · The LINQ
High Roller
A 550-foot observation wheel at The LINQ, with 30-minute rides in glass cabins.
Observation wheel
Paid · The LINQ
Fly LINQ Zipline
A zipline above The LINQ Promenade, ending by the High Roller.
Zipline
Where to eat here
American breakfast · $$ · The LINQ
Hash House A Go Go
A brunch spot famous for enormous plates, including towering chicken and waffles.
Huge portions, chicken and waffles, sage fried chicken benedict
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Good to know
- Rooms are small but modern.
- Ride the High Roller at sunset.
Walking from here
Door-to-door estimates at an easy pace. Walk calculator →
Opened 1979 (as Imperial Palace; renamed 2014)Operator Caesars Entertainment
Frequently asked questions
What is free at The LINQ?
The LINQ Promenade: an outdoor street of bars, shops and restaurants.
How do I get around from The LINQ?
Monorail at Harrah’s/LINQ; Caesars and the Flamingo are across and next door.
Does The LINQ have a pool?
Rooftop pool deck.
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