![]() Since they own the Rio one, there was no reimbursement involved, so RCs redeemed there only cost them the raw cost of the food. See, they actually had to reimburse that Hash House the full penny for each RC spent. However, Caesars decided in May 2019 that they were unhappy with the situation with the Linq Hash House. Like all Caesars owned restaurants, they also accepted RCs at 1:1. So the one you see at Rio - shitty hours (6am-2pm) and all - is Caesars owned. Hash House agreed to sell one to Caesars, and that's what happened. For a long time, from whenever they opened until May 2019, they still took Rewards Credits at a 1:1 rate (each RC was worth a penny).Īfter a short time, someone at Caesars got the brilliant idea to buy a Hash House franchise and put it in the Rio. This was NOT Caesars owned, but they were just paying rent for the spot. ![]() Hash House a Go-Go, a San Diego based breakfast chain, rented at spot within the Linq hotel (former Imperial Palace). Makes sense, because the whole thing is super confusing.
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