1 night mid-week stay, just after Caesars (and MGM) lifted the COVID mask mandates. Booked a King (1BR) suite. Both the living room and bedroom were laid out well, and had a nice, updated appearance.

Room just under 700 sq ft, but with all the furniture, not a lot of open space. Good for 1-2 people, maybe for a small gathering of 4. Spare 1/2 bath at front door, which is nice to have for a suite. Only basic cable, which is lame for a suite...the game I was gonna watch in my room was not available. Aftermarket remote for TV incredibly sluggish and didn't match instructions on TV. It was easier and faster to get up and change the channels and options on the TV itself.

Overall, nice room, a great affordable mid-week option, but wouldn't pay the weekend rates for this room out of my own pocket as they're in the range of a Vdara, which is simply a nicer room and property.

Hard to find coffee and food early morning. There's a place by the guest elevators that opens at 6 am, but their food options are all microwaved. Dunkin doesn't open until 630. Hash House opens at 8, but the line is just silly...it's good food, but not that good.

Plenty of good lunch and dinner options. Super convenient location. While they tend to attract a younger crowd, for older or less mobile folks, I could see this as a good option as you can enjoy a number of different places and sights without having to walk a ton.

Sportsbook 99% worthless for watching a game. They have this area, about 100' x 25', blocked off unless a hostess is there to seat you, and no idea as to the rules as to how/if you get seated. I left the property to go watch the game and spend my drinking and sports betting money elsewhere as there was nobody present to seat me or to ask what the deal was.

The Linq casino floor has a newer, clean, updated apperance.

Would give the overall experience a traditional report card grade of a "B". Would consider a return visit, but can't say it's a slam-dunk.