After informing front desk, the best they could do was refund us one night resort fee (a whopping $37 back in my pocket) and have housekeeping clean it up. * After we spent all day out on Friday at Omega Mart and going out for dinner, we came back to a lovely view of vomit directly in front of our door and hallway from one of these pleasant hotel guests. * This hotel is supposed to attract a young and hip crowd, but there were a lot of sketchy looking people that stayed here. They couldn't afford the other half of the glass door? Also the soap dispenser kept dripping onto the bathroom counter and the walls were on the thinner side.

There was a glass door in the shower and it only went halfway so you had to close the shower with curtains. Why? * We had a pool view room and while the outside view was decent, the room itself left a lot to be desired.

LINQ on the other hand placed it far away from the parking structure where most guests would enter and in the middle of the casino. If you walk into almost any other hotel on The Strip, the check-in desk would be right by the entrance and easy to find.

Yay cardio, am I right? * Layout of the check-in desk made no sense. So your option is to either wait for someone to come down to floor level, otherwise the broken one would keep opening or go to the other side of the hotel and use those elevators which were more busy and just out of the way. The elevator bank closest to our room had 4 elevators and 1 had a broken card reader during our whole 3-night stay. You would think that they would spend a little bit of that $223 million renovation money on some decent elevators. If you ever wanted to play Frogger in real life, this is your chance! * Elevators look like they haven't been cleaned since 1985. * There's a pedestrian walking lane near the middle of the helter-skelter parking structure on the ground level. No matter what level you park on, get ready to step into the grimiest and stickiest floor you've ever witnessed. Multiple cars seemed to be confused which lane to go into because it's utter chaos. Pros: * Smack dab in the middle of The Strip, viva Las Vegas! Cons: * Very confusing parking structure as there's no clear Entrance or Exit signs and it's separated by pillars. HOT TRASH HOTEL, STAY FAR AWAY.but to be fair, I'll break it down with a list of pros and cons.

The linq hotel and casino hashhouse