Our preference was the LINQ since we have stayed here 3 other times this year. We called ceasars to inquire about the pools that would be open. Having a pool open in the chilly winter was important for the kids.

we ended a week long hiking vacation with the kids with a couple nights in Vegas. I would leave a 2-star review, but the problem was more with ceasars entertainment than with the LINQ. Very disappointing that we actually called the LINQ (but really you're calling. They did remove the resort fee upon request which covers the extra $60 for dinner. We had plans to have thanksgiving dinner at The wicked spoon during brunch but the extra time to get to the pool pushed it into the dinner hour and an extra $15 per person. Only having one day here with the kids, this was a really big deal. Jump ahead, we were given a key to go over to the Paris, but the whole process took two extra hours by the time we waited in a line at the LINQ, drove to Paris, parked at Paris, stood in line at Paris and then up to the pool. When we went up to the pool today, we were turned away becasue the pool is for 21 and over only. The gentleman told me that unless it got too cold or too windy that it would be open for the kids.

The linq hotel casino kid friendly