Скачать или смотреть The LINQ Spent $550M and FORGOT the Hotel

In 2014, Caesars Entertainment spent $550 million transforming the center of the Las Vegas Strip. They built the world's tallest Ferris wheel (High Roller), created the LINQ Promenade shopping district, and renovated the hotel.

But here's the problem: almost all that money went to the wheel and mall. The hotel got a cheap makeover and was forgotten.

What We Cover:

The Imperial Palace problem - why the hotel needed help
Where the $550 million actually went (High Roller cost $183M alone)
The hotel's $223M budget renovation vs luxury competitors
Why rooms are basic with constant maintenance issues
The awkward position between Flamingo, Harrah's, and Caesars Palace
Tiny 21+ pool, slow elevators, and hidden fees
Why The LINQ doesn't know if it's budget or millennial-focused

Could they ever fix it? (Spoiler: probably not)
Is The LINQ worth staying at in 2024?

The LINQ Hotel sits in prime location but delivers bottom-tier quality at mid-tier prices. The $550M investment created a great entertainment district but forgot about the 2,253 rooms where guests actually sleep.

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