Las Vegas Hotel Guide - Wilbur Square Park hotels in Las Vegas, United States of America.

"Good clean rooms. Great view of the Strip from the rooms. Easy access to Mystere. Free self-parking. Nearby to all the famous tourist spots on the Strip Definitely recommend staying here. "

"Stayed here for a family trip and we booked two rooms for us all and it was a great experience. Having a kitchen and the space was great. The area was nice and the fact that we could drive to a store was nice. The place was clean and the hot tub being open late was very awesome "

"Very good"

"clean room, nicely furnished, quiet- especially for Vegas- we were on the 29th floor. Check in took a little long, but it went quickly once we got to the counter"

"Everything was great. I like the mobile check in and check out. Comfy beds. "

"Excelente "

"Thank goodness my pups were welcome"

"The breakfast was expensive for the amount of food you got which was minimal. The sports bar had all the nfl games on we were able to watch the Bills and drink quality drinks. Go Bills"

"I spent four nights at The LINQ Hotel and had a thoroughly enjoyable stay. Self check-in and check-out were extremely convenient and quick, with no lines at all. Although the hotel is quite busy, my room in District 3 overlooked the parking lot and was surprisingly very quiet, which I really appreciated. The room was spotless, and the queen beds were comfortable. Elevators can be busy around peak check-in times, so it’s best to avoid those hours if possible, as they tend to stop on multiple floors. District 3 was a great choice—easy access to the monorail and Harrah’s via the connected walkway, and closer to rideshare pickup, parking, and the dog area. On-site food options included a sit-down breakfast spot, a snack shop, a breakfast cart on the main level (though more non-egg options would have been nice), plus convenient shops like a souvenir store and even a tattoo parlour. The LINQ Promenade just outside the hotel was fantastic, with plenty of eateries, bars, and the High Roller, which is a definite must-do. You can walk through the promenade to get directly to the strip. Overall, the price was well worth it, and I would happily stay here again. "