Luxor Hotel & Casino

Just finished my stay at the Luxor in Las Vegas. I've always been fascinated by its impressive exterior and the stunning lobby you see when you walk in. My main issue was with the elevators. Staying on the sixteenth floor, we often found that the elevators would bypass our floor, going up to the twentieth, requiring us to come back down. The panels inside the elevators were also coming loose, which was the case for all four of them. The room was very nice, though natural light was limited due to the building's design, which was expected but not something I realized initially. There are plenty of dining options and activities available within the hotel, and I spent a significant amount of time in the casino. The hotel lobby staff were outstanding, accommodating an early check-in and late checkout at no extra cost. It's important to note that the hotel is towards the end of the Strip, so expect a bit of a walk to the main attractions. Overall, I had a wonderful stay!

The hotel feels outdated, with a noticeable musty scent in the air and carpets that seem to have been cleaned but not properly dried. The King room offers ample space, but its design is impractical—the TV is positioned awkwardly, viewable only from the bed unless rearranged. Checking in was a prolonged process. Throughout my stay, no face cloths were provided. When I inquired with housekeeping, they suggested contacting the front desk, but I ended up waiting on hold for quite a while. Instead, I was left with an abundance of large bath towels. The room's decor is rather dated, absent of amenities like a microwave, coffee maker, or mini fridge. Additionally, the ice machine on my floor was out of order. The room's temperature control only seemed to swing between too cold or too warm. On the plus side, the bed was spotless and very comfortable. Unfortunately, I won't be staying here again.

The Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas offers a stunning atmosphere and enjoyable gaming options, but the dining experience left much to be desired. The breakfast buffet came with a steep price tag of $100, yet the food was cold and mediocre. After a long day, the lack of hot water in the shower was disappointing, as a warm shower would have been perfect. The TV had its issues, though the Fantasy show was a highlight. If firm pillows are your preference, consider bringing your own. Should there be a return trip, a different accommodation will likely be chosen. Note that the room lacked a refrigerator and a coffee machine.

"Getting a room at the Luxor may seem like a bargain, but you definitely get what you pay for. The rooms lack windows and mini fridges, and the bathrooms, while featuring gold trim, are in need of an update. Thin walls make it easy to hear conversations from neighboring rooms and housekeeping staff. The pool area offers little shade unless you pay for it, which can be uncomfortable during the hot season. There are also limited outdoor smoking areas with no comfortable seating available. Late checkout fees are quite high, with charges ranging from $20 for 12 PM to $40 for 3 PM. While the hotel does offer mobile check-in and free bag storage at the bell desk, overall, I would not choose to stay at the Luxor again. One positive aspect was the Essentials store, which offers fresh coconuts to drink. However, for a more enjoyable experience, I would recommend hotels like the Bellagio, Aria, or Resorts World."

I recently stayed at Luxor in Las Vegas for a volleyball tournament. Despite the convenience of being close to my Goddaughter, the overall experience was disappointing. The room was dark, dank, dusty, and dirty. Upon arrival, I noticed the room had not been vacuumed and even the phone was covered in dust. I called the front desk and they promised a thorough cleaning the next day. Unfortunately, the cleaning crew only addressed the phone and neglected the rest of the room, which was still covered in a layer of dust. The lack of cleanliness made for an uncomfortable stay, as I felt itchy the whole time. The staff did not seem to care about my concerns, leading me to decide to check out in the morning and never return. Overall, I was extremely disappointed with my stay at Luxor in Las Vegas.

Amazing Service!!! Donna took really good care of our Check In!!! They were super busy, and she work hard as the rest of all of them to make it fast, she was super friendly and welcomed us to the hotel, just with that we were so HAPPY!! More Donna’s in the reception!!! The room was amazing and clean, bed was comfortable and so close to everything… Definitely we are coming Back!! Thank you!!! Keep up with the good work

We had a delightful two-night stay at this excellent hotel. Parking is reasonably priced at $18 per day, and the cost for a double room is very competitive. The rooms themselves are impressive, featuring comfortable large double beds that ensured a restful sleep on the 17th floor. The air-conditioned rooms are neat and clean, and the Food Court offers a proper breakfast. If you're looking to enjoy some gambling, the hotel has thoughtfully provided this amenity for both entertainment and potential profit. The pool is superb and not overcrowded; simply grab a towel from your room, take a dip, and relax on a sunbed. Kudos to the hotel for a great experience. This was our third visit to Vegas, and we'll definitely be returning.

We had an amazing experience at this resort! The pyramid theme was stunning and truly unique. There were so many activities and amenities available inside the resort. The room served its purpose well for sleeping, which was all we really needed. The customer service was excellent, and we appreciated the early check-in after our early flight arrival. While the location is a bit farther from the main attractions, the calm and relaxing atmosphere made it a perfect getaway from the fast-paced areas.

The location of Luxor in Las Vegas is great. The hotel may be a bit old and lack in-room amenities, but it is very affordable and easy to navigate. The food and Starbucks on the property are overpriced, but there are options for dining at the nearby Excalibur food court or around the hotel. The Bodies exhibit and Titanic Exhibit are excellent attractions for kids. The Egyptian theme of the hotel provides a really cool experience.

Luxor in Las Vegas is an interesting and unique place to stay. The pyramid structure is impressive, although it is beginning to show signs of aging. The facilities also show wear and tear. If you stay in the pyramid section, you may have trouble keeping your room cool. However, if affordability is your main concern and you want to be on the Vegas strip, Luxor is a good choice. Just be aware that hot water may not always be readily available, especially on higher floors. This has been a recurring issue during multiple stays at the hotel.

Our stay at Luxor was excellent. The service was top-notch, one of the best on the strip for casino resorts. The room service was fantastic and the overall hotel service was even better. The check-out process with Sylvia was smooth and she was very friendly, helping us redeem our resort credits. We plan on returning with our friends and family in the future.

The casino and hotel at Luxor are fantastic. Our room was spacious and had a wonderful view of the strip. The only downside was the elevators - it seemed like not all of them were working at once. It's a good idea to have different color elevators for different floors, they just need to make sure they are all working. Parking can be pricey, so be prepared to pay if you bring a car. Overall, I had a great time and had some luck at the casino.

Luxor in Las Vegas is a nice hotel with a great location. During my stay, there was a strange situation where security knocked on my door at 9 am for an inspection due to a high profile event happening. While my friends in another room were not checked, I understand it was Superbowl Sunday. Other than that, I enjoyed a nice view of the stadium, a good food court, and a nice casino.

It's a unique experience, and overall it is nice. Due to the elevator system, some rooms may be a bit of a walk to get to. Also lots of security, so smoking weed anywhere near is tough at times. The added security obviously makes the place feel more safe, though. Definitely not bad at all for the price of rooms.

Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas exceeded my expectations in every way. The iconic pyramid architecture creates a mesmerizing atmosphere, and the interior is equally impressive. The rooms are spacious, modern, and impeccably clean, offering stunning views of the Strip. The staff's hospitality was outstanding, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable stay. With a variety of dining options and entertainment right on-site, including the captivating shows, Luxor provides a complete Vegas experience. I highly recommend Luxor for a memorable and luxurious stay on the Las Vegas Strip.

Top notch rooms and very spacious! Room service was good. The hotel is great in itself however my only concern was the huge amount of noise coming from downstairs. However, this isn’t a complaint as I understand that it was a casino and people can have fun throughout the night. The MGM app that unlocks the room doors wasn’t always easy to use.

I really liked the Luxor. It was my first time here. They were offering a good deal so I tried it out and I'm glad I did. It was less crowded than the other places I've stayed in Vegas. Very clean, staff are polite, lines aren't bad. I'd definitely stay here again.

Rooms are pretty Smokey because they are attached to the casino. No fridge or coffee maker in the rooms. You can tell it was beautiful 20 years ago. Elevators are a death trap waiting to happen with emergency panels missing, metal doors pulled up etc. But you get what you pay for.

I had an incredible stay at the Luxor Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas! The iconic pyramid design was not only visually stunning but also made it easy to find my way around. The rooms were comfortable and well-appointed, and the staff was friendly and accommodating. The casino offered a fantastic array of games, and I had a blast trying my luck. The dining options were impressive, from casual to upscale, and the food was delicious. The entertainment choices were top-notch, and I caught a fantastic show during my stay. One highlight was the pool area – a great place to relax and soak up the Las Vegas sun. And if you're in the mood for some pampering, the spa was a real treat. Overall, the Luxor Hotel and Casino provided a unique and memorable Las Vegas experience. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a mix of entertainment, relaxation, and distinctive design.

A great hotel. Location is excellent - far enough away from the hustle and bustle, but close enough to. Comfortable walking distance to countless shops and restaurants. Room was great. Service was great. Pool was not so great. Very shallow throughout. Lots of smokers, even a couple in the pool (security ultimately got them to stop but it seemed so widespread can't blame them for trying). Absolutely no shade anywhere. Aggressive sale of loungers, umbrellas, cabanas etc. This detracted from the experience after already paying a 'resort fee'. All in all, good value, great service, and a nice experience. Perfect if you want a casino, shows and a nice location. Not great if you want a resort with a pool.

Despite the advertised room renovation and being sold out, we experienced old furniture, outdated wall paper, wake-up calls from construction, and held on hold for too long just to get a slight concession.

I have always loved Luxor and even though it's getting a touch dated, I think it will always be one of my favorite places to stay. It really does feel like you're in Egypt with some of the statues and decor. You'll also find affordable places to eat and drink and some lower limit tables than the rest of the strip.

The hotel was fantastic and the rooms were nice and clean. Being one of the more affordable hotels on the strip, I was a bit worried about the clientele but never had any problems. We did have a problem with the lights in our room randomly going out. It was eventually fixed but took nearly 3 hours instead of the 20 minutes we were originally told.

This place was great!! The rooms are nice sized and comfortable and the architectural design is amazing!! Don't forget to get your M life members club card too!! Best week we've had in ages was in Vegas!!

Luxor is starting to get a little bit of a bad reputation as it's showing signs of age, but I still love this hotel and have a great time every time I stay here. They offer a lot of semi-affordable restaurant options and a lot of the casino games offer lower limits than most of the strip. Location is great too.