Hotels With Spa in Nevada, United States

Honestly, I truly think this hotel is excellent. You can check out other hotels, but I'm just focusing on this one. First off, the room type we booked was quite spacious, with a separate toilet and shower. If you're lucky, you might even get a room with a view of the Sphere. My room number was 209, so try to request rooms on that side, from 201-209. A tip might help secure one, unless it's peak season and they're completely booked. Then there's the dining. There's a 24-hour food court with at least 20 restaurants, offering everything from Chinese and Japanese to French cuisine. As for entertainment, Vegas has countless shows, so do your own research. But this hotel alone has, I'd say, about 10 performances, including David Copperfield, Cirque du Soleil, and the Friends Experience. Also, remember that if you're visiting other MGM properties, there's a free tram that runs from 10 AM to midnight. This hotel doesn't have a direct stop, but it stops at a very close MGM hotel, and you can just walk over the skybridge. Do your own planning for that. Finally, this place is massive, absolutely huge, and I genuinely believe it offers great value for money. MGM Resorts owns around 7 hotels, I think? One membership card works across all of them, offering discounts on shows and parking benefits if you're traveling between their properties. You should double-check the specifics; I don't have a car, so I'm just quoting what I saw on Xiaohongshu. Anyway, I highly recommend my room type. It didn't feel old or worn out at all. Oh, and a warning: don't touch anything in the mini-bar or fridge if you don't intend to consume it. They have electronic sensors that will charge you automatically. (Many restaurants downstairs allow you to charge to your room, and if you're staying at an MGM property, some self-serve kiosks for simple meals let you just input your hotel name, room number, and last name to charge it. Very smart!)

It was pretty good; I booked it for a friend who was traveling with me. Surprisingly, when checking in via the self-service machine, they got a room on the 21st floor with a view! You could see the 'Big Ball' (Sphere?), the Ferris wheel, and the flamingo park, though it wasn't directly facing them. Honestly, I think the slightly off-center view was actually better. The line at the front desk was incredibly long during check-in, so the self-service machine was definitely a lifesaver. The parking garage entrance is pretty easy to miss – we actually circled around once. Also, you can only use valet parking right at the hotel entrance; they absolutely won't let you stop for self-parking, not even for a quick drop-off or to grab luggage. I guess it's all about business, which I understand.

Although the wait to check in was a bit long, Kyle at the front desk was extremely warm and friendly. We needed a late check-out, and he explained the options clearly and helped arrange it for us. He also offered us a paid upgrade to a high-floor room with a view of the fountains. Just relaxing in the room and enjoying the Las Vegas city view made us feel so happy.

The hotel itself is fun, with plenty of things to do inside, and it’s very clean. However, check-in and check-out are self-service, with only one staff member assisting everyone. It seems rare for guests to get it right on the first try. Also, we requested for daily housekeeping, but no one ever came.

The hotel is conveniently located, making it easy to get around. The free parking is a great bonus, especially for those traveling by car. The room was clean and comfortable, and overall the stay was pleasant. However, the check-in process took quite a long time, which was a bit disappointing after a long journey. It would be great if the hotel could improve efficiency at the front desk.

The hotel is quite nice, very luxurious, and the location is excellent. The room is spacious enough, and the view from the window is top-notch. However, there's no complimentary bottled water, and everything comes with an extra charge, making it particularly expensive. Overall, the hotel is acceptable. I hope to stay here again in the future.

Stayed at The LINQ Hotel + Experience and had a really great experience overall. The location is perfect—right in the centre of the Strip—so everything is within easy walking distance. It’s definitely a lively, party-style hotel, which added to the atmosphere. We stayed on the 16th floor. There was some noise from outside, but nothing that disturbed our sleep. The air conditioning unit was quite loud, so we chose not to use it much during the night. The room didn’t include a fridge, which was a bit of a downside, but it did have all the other essentials like a safe, TV, and ironing facilities. The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout our stay, which really made a difference. And the price was incredible—I managed to book the room for just £10 (before fees), which made it amazing value for money. Overall, a great stay if you’re looking for a fun, central place to be in Vegas.

The location is superb. Those places to see are all walking distances and a lot of convenient stores. Only downside was they didnt provide free water bottled , tea or even kettle to boil water. Being a resort they also didnt provide bathrobe abd sleepers as well. Anyway I had the room with the nice view of the *****. Overall my stay in this hotel was not bad.

Booked at the morning of check in day. I made 2 different bookings and it felt like the hotel is almost fully booked. They haven’t asked me for a deposit as it was fully paid. When I lived at the second floor, it wasn’t noisy at all. Sometimes there are plain around, but the noise is ok. But when I was on the first floor, the neighbors above were a bit noisy. Anyways, It’s always a great idea to have ear plugs with you. The hotel is sweet. Location is comfy to get by bus from the airport, but there’s no bus to the *****. So it took 20-30 mins to walk there. There’re stores and restaurants war the hotel. Stuff is friendly. Can’t complain!

Upon check-in, I didn't have any cash and the ATM nearby charged a $12 fee, so I couldn't tip. As a result, I was assigned a terrible room. They're very strict about charges; you can't even touch anything in the mini-bar or on the TV stand without being charged, and the prices are much higher than regular stores. Since the mini-bar was completely full, we couldn't even use the fridge for our own items. The hotel doesn't have a self-service laundry, only a laundry service. The pool is open to the public, and when we went, only one very crowded section was open. However, the gym was excellent. There's also a spa that offers free massages, but it costs $90 for entry on weekdays and $120 on weekends. Overall, a lot of things come with extra charges, and this resort fee is definitely not worth it.