Luxor Hotel And Casino Las Vegas

This was my 17^th trip to Vegas and my company booked me at this place. I can’t imagine what they paid for it, but really no price would be a good price for this place. I could write a book about what was wrong with it but I’m just going to limit myself to a few aspects that stood out:
1) They gave me a room in the pyramid after the company paid for a room in another part of the hotel and told me it’s the same price — definitely not and there is no window… or not a flat against the wall window. So the window is slanted against the ceiling in a weird angle at which there is no real view and the sun doesn’t shine in. WOW. No. It’ can you make feel CLAUSTROPHOBIC.
2) NO ROOM SERVICE AFTER 2PM!!! And very limited places to eat in this hotel. WOW. If you like junk food (fried chicken, nathans) then go ahead… of course, it’s a nice quick walk to the Mandalay bay but there’s nothing around here.
3) Just an old spot — which is fun for about 5 minutes if you want to reminisce about old school Vegas and then move on. They need to renovate A LOT.
4) No one helps with bags or luggage.
5) Rooms don’t feel clean at all… shower is pretty gross and looks like it was built in 1962.
6) One decent bar as the other that I went through closed at 10PM on a Saturday.
Overall, I am not too picky about my hotels when travelling for work because I’m in and out but this is the type of place that you don’t want to be in at all. Our company booked over 20 rooms and everyone complained. (The sushi restaurant was the one shining spot… until a HUGE piece of dust fell in my food… check the other review).
Never again. I’d rather book my own room somewhere else and pay the difference.
SKIP IT.

Just reviewing the slot gaming section. Plenty of games, max bets are cheap, the payouts were good to us here, specially the high limit area and good customer service. We had fun here.

The giving info can really give you a good, reliable, and reasonable idea of what the experience have been for those who did stay at this Luxor hotel. That being said, with over 2K+ reviews and only 2 starts, mine won’t make a difference.
Horrible experience the family and I had staying here. I have to say, their room rates for 3 nights is what really got us staying here coming up to a total of $ 130, but yet our grand total which includes pool service, room service, and dining in at the hotel restaurants came up to $ 980.
The hotel is over crowded, under staffed, and extremely out of strip; making you drive every where else if needed. The line for check-​in took me 45mins to get checked in. Once were all checked in, we had 4 large bags, and 2 hand bags, but yet no service bell were available to assist us in getting to the room.
Next, their confusing, complex, and out of order extension building hotel was a nightmare trying to find our room. We finally got a chance to run into one of the room service people to help us find our room. Once we got to the room, we realized there is no refrigerator to store our kid’s meds. I called front desk to ask for one, and she told me there is an additional fee for brining you a refrigerator; $ 30 a night. At this point I was ready to take my family elsewhere, but it was too late, since my five year old was tired and exhausted trying to get to the hotel.
The next morning, we check-​in at the pool area to make sure our pre-​booked Cabanas are ready. Our Cabana was a mess, and the bit of wind LV was having; made our cabana look like a tint gone wild. Since it cost us $ 200 a day to rent one, I had to get a manager involved, and he upgraded it for free, to a much cleaner Cabana.
The poor service is another slow, mismanaged, and dysfunctional operation. The waitresses are so overwhelmed and busy, I was getting drinks/​food for the family the whole time on my own by walking to the bar and order it myself.
Well, as you guessed it, I do not recommend this hotel, nor their drop low rates. There are plenty of greater and much more friendly service hotels on the las vegas strip and it might even cost you less than the luxor.

I didn’t have a good experience here, unfortunately. Good things: our check-​in lady was very sweet, it’s on the strip, and the pool seemed pretty clean. Bad things: we checked in and went to our room on the 15^th floor and it was a total dump! The furniture is old, tarnished, chipped, and ugly. The AC is not central… and it was actually pumping out warm air. So, we opened it up and the filter hadn’t been cleaned in a long time (gross!). After about an hour of waiting for it to «kick in» we realized it wasn’t going to get better so we called the front desk to see if maintenance could come look. They never came. Another hour or so went by and we were SO hot so we called and asked for another room. They said yes so we started packing up and no kidding not more than 2 minutes later housekeeping just walks right in and says she needs the room to prepare for the next guest. Damn, they were on top of it when it came to making money but not to make sure their guests weren’t dying of heat stroke. More bad things: a freaking «resort fee» (I think $ 15 per night)…for shit I didn’t need or use (wifi and gym). There’s no coffee pot in the room. If you want to use the pool be prepared because it’s a $ 100 charge for an umbrella (vip access)…so stupid. They nickel and dime you to death! Bathroom only has one sink and shower is outdated. Valet guy was nice but if you self park be prepared to walk a distance, which sucks in that heat. Hotel staff wasn’t very friendly and seemed like they just didn’t give a shit about their customers. Next time in Vegas I’ll go somewhere else… anywhere else.

The hotel is conveniently located near the airport. A quick taxi for about $ 16 + tip and about a 10 – 15 minute drive. All of the staff I spoke to were friendly and helpful. From the check in, concierge. ticket booth, cashier, all were friendly.
I read that the food court isn’t good, but I had a good fresh sandwich and fries. I was able to pick up tickets for O at the Bellagio instead of going to the Bellagio and waiting at Will Call. (you can only do this if it is the day before, not the day of the show)
There is a printer to print out boarding passes in the lobby, which is quite helpful. I never saw the gym, even though I planned on working out. (really!) The pool was crowded, even though it was a weekday, not a holiday and not yet summer. The air was filled with cigarette smoke, even though the pool is outdoors.
Since there are no coffee makers in the room, it was great having a few Starbucks on the premises.
The hotel location was ideal for going up the strip either by walking, taking a taxi or a bus. Mandalay is next door with a great shopping area and restaurants in between. X Caliber is on the other side with a food court.

Pre-​stay worries! Argh, am scared now after reading so, so many 1 star reviews! I don’t want bedbugs nor do I want them coming home in my bags, don’t like cockroaches, don’t want hot rooms (coming from Phoenix) or moldy smelling, and am worried about theft (left laptop at home). Not sure why husband booked without reading Unilocal!
Will look for positives… And report back… Hopefully the stars won’t go to 1!

Never, ever again. This hotel is dated, loud, dirty, and the room is approximately 362 degrees.
The check-​in line took approximately 30 minutes, and after dragging all of our bags across the hotel and up the elevators, we realized the room keys didn’t work. No big deal, happens occasionally. Once I walked back to the room with new keys, I found my wife sitting with a security guard who apparently demanded her ID and wanted to know what she was doing outside the room. He also accused her of not being a guest because the room is in my name. Once we got that sorted out, we walked in to find a dark, musty room with a temperature something akin to Baghdad. I know, I’ve been there.
The pool is outside our window and the spring break DJ/​dance party has been going strong all day. We figured we’d go join them, only to find that there were zero seats anywhere by the pool. I stood in line for approximately 10 minutes to try and buy a drink, and exactly zero people moved in front of me. So, we gave up on the pool and came back inside to try and cool off, except its still 300+ degrees. So, as I sit here sticking to the sheets about to jump in the shower and get ready for dinner, I’m thinking we should have spent the extra money to stay somewhere nicer. My wife stayed at the Aria earlier in the year and had none of these issues. We’re only here for one night, but if we were staying longer in Vegas, I’d be checking out and finding another place.
What a dumpster fire.

I’ve been to Las Vegas a few times, so I asked my wife to choose a different hotel to stay at, she chose the Luxor. We used Southwest travel to make the arrangements for the hotel and airfare.
When we arrived at the hotel, the valet told us we had to pay to park for both the valet and for self park. It isn’t cheap either. Come to find out that any hotel associated with MGM hotels has to pay to park. Complete garbage!
At check-​in, the check-​in clerk wasn’t happy when we told her we prepaid for the room. Our room had two options for beds, king or two queen beds. We asked for the king but she was snotty and said only the two bed option was available, nor did she ask if we wanted to upgrade to a different room. Which we would have paid the difference.
As far as our stay, typical hotel and casino. Our room was clean but the air conditioning was lukewarm at best. We did ask the maid but she said it was because of the sun and to keep our shades closed, which we did and it still didn’t help.
The gaming floor was okay, we played the penny slots. They had some cool games. We did try the buffet and it was decent.
When we go back to Las Vegas, which we will, I’m not sure we will be going back to Luxor.

I was on the phone for more than 30 minutes trying to reach Bell Service. Since no one answered, I went downstairs to speak to the front desk. Front desk told me to try and call the bell service back in 10 minutes since there was no one available at the bell desk. There was no concern or additional help when I told the workers that I needed my luggage delivered ASAP because I was leaving the hotel soon to catch my flight. I spoke to 1 person from the front desk, and he also brought someone out to speak to me. They continued to tell me that they were sorry and to call the bell service back in ten minutes. I then took it upon myself to go outside near the valet/​taxi area, and flag down a bellman myself. There were 2 bellmen who were available outside of the hotel. It was then that I was able to get my luggage.

I stayed in a suite for free at the luxor after redeeming coins from myvegas (mlife) android slot app. I also got discounts on food and drinks. The service was great, check in was easy and their staff was very helpful. The Luxor is convenient, had everything u need to have a pleasant stay but close to tram access that takes u to the strip. Ive stayed a the luxor 3 times and they have never disappointed me.

This was a horrible experience staying at the Luxor Hotel Casino. To discover on my 3^rd night and many bites and hours of not sleeping because of bedbugs, that I found un my room under the mattress.
I’m still here for 1 more day. And hotel did no even apologized.
This hotel should not even be a 1 start hotel.

This is my 4^th trip to Vegas, having stayed at the Stratosphere twice (dreadful) and the Excalibur once (almost good), and even though the Luxor receives low reviews, we had an overall pleasurable experience.
Though there were about 30 people waiting in line, the staff was poised and well orchestrated, and plentiful. So the line went fast. Yvonne checked us in — she was outstanding — genuine in her approach and attentive.
We upgraded to a suite — very worthwhile. For the extra money, the room size practically doubled and allowed for comfort. There were 2 A/​C wall units, which probably helped a lot. The room was clean and comfortable.
When we asked for extra pillows they arrived swiftly.
Matt, the concierge, disappointed us with a specific limo request that we had that he botched, but it was made up by another concierge there.
The Public House has amazing food — hands down, unexpectedly great food. The service was prompt and polite too.
The pool area food was decent, and reasonably priced, but they needed more chairs, and the pools were full of debris and overcrowded.
The overall vibe was great — I will definitely go back. Thank you Luxor!

Hotel was okay, no fridge or coffee maker, just your basic room.
Could’ve paid less for the same thing plus free valet service .
Not worth it.
I think my only complaint would be about the valet, it’s $ 13 every 24 hrs .
They take FOREVER to get your car, even when it’s slow.
Plus one of the valets mentioned to me that gratuity wasn’t included in the $ 13 fee.
I understand that, but if you’re gonna take over 15 minutes to get my car I’m not leaving a tip.

This was my very first time in Vegas and I really wish I would have read reviews before staying here.
The hotel is very Unique and massive.
Now, I have had a wonderful time bring IN Vegas!
So, into our stay here at the Luxor.
My husband and I are currently still here in the room until Tuesday. We have been here since Thursday for our 1 year wedding anniversary.
So, the check –in takes forever. We waited around an hour. Then they tell us that they now charge for parking. WHAT?! Yes, the rate is only $ 8.00 a day, but I find it ridiculous. No other hotel charges to park. Only MGM GRAND hotels.
We got to our Pyramid «Deluxe» room. I’m not sure where the «deluxe» comes in. There is no coffee maker, no refrigerator and the rooms are drab at most.
They charge $ 25 a night to rent a fridge.
The bed is subpar.
Everything is very outdated in the rooms.
There is some damage to the room, like chipped lamps, mismatched lamps, damage to tables, and the fan in the bathroom squeals for a about 4 minutes until it stops and then it sounds like an engine.
Shower head is not the best. It’s old.
Peeling wallpaper.
The entire hotel smells of an old ashtray that hasn’t been washed. I understand that smoking is allowed in the casinos, but the other ones we have been to have great ventilation unlike here.
The rooms have conjoining doors, so when our neighbors were partaking in their «smoking», we came Into our room and it smelled so badly of Marijuana you would have thought we were smoking it.
We have been here 4 days and they have not changed our sheets at all.
The In room dining… NO! JUST SAVE YOUR MONEY!
We ordered an omelet, bisquits and gravy, orange juice and a side of hash browns… $ 68.00!!!
The food was absolutely HORRIBLE!!!
Nothing was homemade, it was not hot at all and the orange juice was nothing but pulp.
MORE The Buffet… for $ 58.00 I expected it to be amazing! NOPE! The food was gross and the buffet was small. Not a lot of variety at all.
Now the great things about this hotel…
It’s definitely unique. I love the look of it.
TENDER STEAKHOUSE… AAAAMAZING! HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!!! FANTASTIC FOOD!!!
THIS IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST PART OF THIS HOTEL!!!
We went here for our anniversary dinner and it was PHENOMENAL! Amazing service as well.
When we made reservations before we even got to Vegas, we let them know my allergies and that it was for our anniversary.
They made sure we didn’t get anything that would affect my allergies as well as after we finished our dinner, we were going to order dessert. Well they didn’t bring us a menu for it, but the Manager sent us a chocolate truffle cake with ice cream on a plate that said Happy Anniversary. On the house!!.
This is the BEST part if this place!
Needless to say, the next time we come to Vegas, we will NOT BE staying here again!
Seriously, spend a few extra bucks and stay somewhere else!!!

Ups
–Clean hotel.
–Decent room size.
Downs
–Water clogging in bath tub.
–Poor air conditioning, everyday around 7:30 — 8:00 they used to increase the temperature and the room used to get really hot.
–Room service was very slow.

I did not get to live in many of the hotels on the strip but compared to the ones that I have been to, this one is way under my expectation. The interior design is amazing but the room I got looked dirty. I had no access to hot water what so ever when I needed it and the dining service was closed during our entire visit. That and the hotel is not a close enough walking distance to be in the «strip» fun. I would not recommend this to my friends or would I go back unless it is definitely necessary.

The worst hotel on the strip. The check in process is so unorganized. Staff just standing around doing nothing. People complain about the longs lines yet nothing is done. Staff is pretty much useless.
Seems like MGM just neglects this property.
The rooms are the oldest without any renovations. Rooms have chips and cracks and stains all over.

This is a resort you would want to stay at once you see the building. It’s a fucking pyramid!
I finally got the chance to stay here, and it costs me a lot of money because it was the during the weekend. I got bored because the place isn’t really interesting, it just makes you feel richer. Even Circus Circus is more interesting to stay at.
My room was big and neat, shitty thing is my neighbor was having some intense sex when I first got into my room. It totally ruined my day. The Internet was good, the buffet will be more amazing if they have more food, and cheaper.
I don’t think I will ever stay here again because I want to save more money, but it’s definitely a fine place to stay in Vegas, don’t miss it.

Interestingly enough, after a recent two-​night stay earlier this month, I felt the need to write an update as well as adding one additional star.
I’ll just try to summarize things simply:
1. The folks at the bell desk are pretty awesome and helpful. I arrived at the Luxor at 800am flying in from Hawaii on a red eye flight. I was advised by a friend to leave my suitcase at the bell desk since regular check-​in time was at 300pm. They were courteous and very polite. When I finally got to my room and called down to ask for my suitcase to be brought up, my bag was sent to my room within 10 minutes of my call. Overall, great service provided by the bell desk staff.
2. My room was kept immaculately clean and tidy by the housekeeping staff. Yes, I admit I was only a guest for two nights, but I still feel they did an excellent job. The room was always pristine looking after I returned in the afternoon.
3. Checking in was very efficient. Although the staff member that assisted me was a bit frank, she was helpful and very skillful at her job.
4. The pool area, which I had never used before, was very spacious and adequate. There are separate paid areas that have cabanas, a private paid area for adults only, as well as a general area for guest use. The pool staff was friendly and provided towels and info. There is a bar (of course) and snack bar available. For those not wanting to leave the comfort of their chair or cabana, there are servers walking around taking orders. One aspect I appreciated that there were multiple lifeguards present/​on duty.
BOTTOM LINE: A satisfactory two night stay at the Luxor.

The Super 8 of Vegas hotels; they should reroute the entire strip so Luxor would be considered an Off-​Strip hotel, that’s how bad it is.
From check-​in (June, the less-​than-​pleasant front desk agent) charging me $ 20 to check in at 12:15 (I had just come from The Venetian for a conference where I checked in at 10 a.m. without any fee), to the appalling room, it was pretty much all bad. And I’ve stayed at Monte Carlo, so that’s saying a lot!
The room smelled damp and musty, which I suspect was from the pyramid slanted windows, which actually leaked one day. I would have complained at the front desk but the line there was consistently over 100 people (not exaggerating) long. And something told me I would have been charged for the move, too.
The furniture is worn (I posted pictures of the closet) and I wasn’t sure if that was rust or blood on the light fixture in the bathroom. While I have never been to prison, I suspect the shower heads there are superior to the Luxor’s. The shower doors were loud and difficult to move, as though they hadn’t been used in years.
Being a pyramid, there was a large amount of extra space in the room that was filled with a random table and two chairs. No comfy couch or large desk area for working or even a fridge for water bottles or leftovers. It’s truly a waste of space.
The pool was only open until 6, which seems odd when it’s sunny and warm until at least 8. Also, if the pool is open until 6, why would you close half of it at 5:15? They should say that SOME of the pool is open until 6 to be honest.
Best thing about Luxor? The gym, which seems to be the only place any money has been spent since Dubya left office.
The Pharaohs are rolling in their tombs with the disservice Luxor is doing to their reputation!

This place is a bit overrated for me. I think the cool design of the hotel pyramid makes them think they will get guests regardless. The inclinators — an elevator on an incline — are cool and the shape of the hotel is awesome. If you are on a high floor you can look straight down to the casino floor — I believe one person jumped to their death as the place opened. That’s what I’ve heard…
As you go into the rooms everything is beautifully done. High quality all over although not very large. If your like me and like to look out the window you are almost guaranteed to bump your head — multiple times. Its not often you have to deal with a window on a slant.
Tip: the hotel tower rooms are just as nice I believe a bit larger too — or it could just be an illusion of them being bigger since the one wall isn’t on an angle.
Why two stars? I don’t like the southern location. It feels very isolated. Long walk to center strip. I believe on the expensive side. Come stay here only if you like the club. I remember I went to the Club after UFC 98 Evans/​Machida and the official after party was at LAX if memory serves correctly. LAX by the way is a big fancy place. Very beautiful club.

Went on vacation with family. Luxor is definitely easier on the wallet, but you do get what you pay for. The place seems smells and is older than others. When I checked in, they «upgraded» my room to a lovely view of a parking garage above the dumpsters that get emptied early every morning. Wasn’t a fan. The casino smells of cigarettes. The pool was legit. I did enjoy that. It also connects to other Mandalay Bay and Excalibur directly. Overall, not bad for a quick getaway, but if you have the money, there are other options.

It’s all attitude. We are positive people.
Rooms are decent. Standard room is good sized.
The inclinator elevator has no windows.
Pool closes at 6pm. Bummerific!
Blue man group tonight. Hear great things.
Big plus, gym is included with room rates. It is a nice gym. Plenty of cardio machines, free weights, stack machines and cable machine. This bumps it up from 3 to 4 star.

No joke definitely had some issues with reservation and being on hold on the phone… Blah blah blah. It sucked but the manager came in clutch and gave me the correct price that I should of got.
I spent St. Patrick’s day here and it was great. They have an Irish pub in their shops that was poppin.
The tram is free and takes you right outside of Excalibur which is across from New York New York so that was also perf.
Fat Tuesday location is also there so bring your oversize reusable cup.
If you are trying to club, you can definitely get into LAX. I got on the VIP list instantly and got multiple entrance tickets so that’s no problem at all. It’s really close to Hakkasan as well so that is perfect if you are really trying to do it up.
It’s Vegas so if you want a fairly priced room on the strip, Luxor is the way to go.

3.5 stars.
The Husband and I stayed here for a few days while he was on business. There are good and bad things about the Luxor, and I think it’s right in the middle of the hotel options on the Las Vegas strip.
Pros:
— The Titanic and Bodies Exhibits right in the lobby.
— A Starbucks by each of the elevators.
— A walking bridge to the Excalibur which leads to a walking bridge to the MGM Grand and Tropicana so you don’t have to hit the strip to go to other hotels.
— Connected to the Mandalay Bay by tram or indoor shopping center.
— Cheap rates (most of the time).
— Free wifi.
— Close to the airport which cuts down on taxi/​lyft/​über fares.
Cons:
— Other than the Pyramid and the Sphinx out front, no «theme» or cool Egyptian things inside of the hotel. Just a bunch of slot machines.
— Very minimal restaurant options. There is one or two restaurants and that’s it. The closest places to eat are in the shops on the way to the Mandalay Bay or the Excalibur Food Court.
— The restaurants they do have aren’t notable, good or famous in any way.
— Rooms are very basic. Our carpet in our room was damaged, the light in the closet wouldn’t go off, and the shower had no pressure.
— Electrical outlets in the rooms are very limited.
I have stayed at the Luxor now twice and would come back here to stay again. Rooms are just fine and I LOVE the Titanic and the Bodies Exhibits. I also like how it’s attached to a few other hotels so I don’t always have to go out on the strip to walk around.

Terrible, old, dirty and constantly harassed about show tickets! No thank you! French fries on the armour, bathroom door off hinges, paint paling off doors, furniture damage. We were so disappointed!

It once had it’s day but it’s now an extremely tired property.
Was it my hotel of choice? No, but Booked n arrived very late and it served as an overflow hotel and conveniently located to where I needed to be. The positive side — The sheets were crisp and I had a place to comfortably lay my head for a few hours before morning meeting.
It is what it is. An inexpensive, property that’s lost its luster and grace and unfortunately, the care of management and maintenance.
It is what it is now… And I’ll leave it at that.
Ps — My heart sank seeing adults in their flannel pjs w/​pillows under their arms in very public areas… Wtf Whhhaatt? Wwhhaaattt? But then again. What would one expect for room rate…

Stayed here for one night since hubby got it free. We hardly stay on the strip.
The lines for check in go by quickly. Once we checked in, we went to our room easily located behind the check in. Near the registration/​check in, there is a Starbucks and a $ 10 store. I get so tempted to get a drink from Starbucks, but I just kept on walking to our room. Luckily our room is close to the elevators and ice machine. This hotel does not have a fridge like the California hotel does. It is important that we have ice to keep our drinks cold.
The beds are comfortable and the temperature is just right although hubby and daughter are coughing because of the air in here. Filters are probably dirty. My throat gets irritated in the morning. Overall this place is descent. This is the first time we have stayed here. There are restaurants throughout this hotel as well.

Epic Failure from Luxor on Valentine’s Day weekend!
We had a check in disaster & could not get any help at all.
First of all after a 5 hour drive, there was no parking left, the lot was full,
Then when we arrived @ front desk, there was an hour check in. With an injured right shoulder, I even tried to get a bellman to help carry or lend us a cart but they said for pearl members only.
Finally, when we arrived at our room, it wasn’t the king size I had asked for, and room wasn’t newly remodeled. I called and spoke to Ira front desk manager & he said we weren’t guaranteed anything & that’s the hotel policy.
I told him I was charged to a king size room since I had to pay $ 30 @ arrival & he said he would look into a credit but nothing happened.
We checked out early.
I notified customer service relations & they asked me what could’ve been better and I listed below.
1) hire more Front office staff to accommodate a number of people on holiday weekends.
2) Hire sufficient staff to accommodate public needs of concierge & bell men
3) guarantee the rooms that were ordered in the reservation, or keep your word on what was promised.
(I ordered a king size bed room & was given 2 doubles & when I complained, I was not helped. Yet I was charged for a king size room.
4) Ira @ the front desk was helpless & that check-​in clerk Dennis needs customer service skills.
5) overall your hotel was an epic failure
6) Unilocal will hear of all of this
I would stay far away from this hotel for any holiday trips as they cannot handle large amounts of people at busy times
Or have enough staff, or knowledgeable customer service, or any compensation for their mistakes.

You’ll want to stay here just for the tacky-​cool décor and bragging rights to sleeping inside a pyramid. Rooms are actually pretty and not as gross as comparable Vegas joints. Only complaint is that the parking lot was ridiculously busy, but beggars can’t be choosers – it’s FREE, after all.

This hotel is just that, a good hotel. They have all the regular Las Vegas hotel amenities like a casino, a pool, night club, attractions, shows, etc…
I got the suite in the east tower, which was great very spacious and at a great rate! There is WiFi in the room, and it’s quite comfortable. The view was of the city and the mountains, which was nice.
What I like about this hotel is that the Excalibur and the Mandalay Bay are connected to it, so this doubles the shopping and dining experience. Also there are great attractions at the Mandalay Bay which you can access.
All in all this is a nice hotel at a great rate and on the Strip. I will definitely stay here again.

Hotels nice but service pretty bad. Evening call for some drinks but the person working was filling in and didn’t know anything. Least they were honest.
Bell hop. I can get better service in a foreign country
Never steer off where you normally stay regardless of price.
Never again
Maybe if it was a free 3 night stay but even then it would be prying teeth for us to want to come back and stay here again

Does this hotel even care? I mean honestly, are you just waiting til the place falls apart to build a new one? Almost everywhere we looked, there was an easy to fix maintenance issue that had been neglected for years.
I’m not trying to be a complete jerk, but you’re on the strip, have some pride in yourself. Who is running this place? We got a King suite with soaking tub, and I asked the lady at the desk «I thought it was a jacuzzi?» And she said «no, they were too difficult to maintain.» Okay, cool. Is fixing a shattered lamp shade too hard to maintain? What about painting the walls or replacing the panel on the elevator sign? What about fixing the holes in the bathroom wall or wiping down the human fluid stain on the chair in the hotel room?
The place wasn’t dirty, it just literally looks like nobody cares. Nobody cares or takes pride in the appearance. It was a cool concept to stay in a pyramid, but please, clean up the maintenance issues. We had fun, carrot top and blue man group was great, the Taco Tequila place was great, the timeshare reps every 10 feet was completely annoying, other than that, just have pride in this place. It’s a cool hotel, and could do better except for the fact that nobody working here seems to want the place to look halfway decent.

VIOLATION OF 1^st AMENDMENT RIGHTS!!! HORRIBLE SERVICE
FRONT DESK MANAGER CHRIS S. NEEDS RETRAINING ON CUSTOMER SERVICE.
Let me just say that I have stayed at Luxor for years with no problems and always had pleasant service until TODAY. My party and I booked our rooms in December of 2015 for dates 2÷4−2÷7, 2016.
We checked in, went up to our room, opened our door and found our had NOT BEEN CLEANED. There were beer cans everywhere, beds had been a mess and still reeked of body odor, along with the previous guests other trash sitting around. We called the front desk waited 15 – 20 minutes for an employee to arrive to give us new keys for our new room that we were being moved too.
We got to the next room and realized it was a non-​smoking room. We called the front desk and was told this was a new policy as of last month.
I have no problem with the new policy being that I can easily change my reservation with sufficient notice so I can be fully refunded. HOWEVER Luxor did not notify us of the new policy even though we booked 2 months ahead and the new policy was effective January 2016.
The reason why we were so upset was not the fact that we could not smoke. The main reason of the smoking room was because 2 members of our party burn incense for religious purposes daily.
We called and expressed our concern over not notifying us about the change in policy. We asked if there was any way they could accommodate us (freedom of religion right?). Chris S. not only gave two shits about the fact that 2 members of our party were inconvenienced upon arrival but seemed uninterested and bothered at the fact that we were asking him to do his job.
We asked if he could call a sister hotel like Excalibur to see if we could get our rate matched and moved and we were told he could only offer us same day rates which were over $ 250 a night. Mind you our total 3 night stay was originally to be $ 344 resort fee included.
We hung up with Chris S. and proceeded to call Excalibur ourselves. Not only did they understand our situation BUT they matched our rate! We called Luxor’s front desk back and informed them we would be needing a refund bc we were checking out asap!
Luxor went ahead and only refunded us 2 nights out of 3 that we paid for. When we asked why only 2 nights we were told that they would have to charge overnight due to the fact that you must cancel reservations within 24 hours for full refund.
By now we were so frustrated we just decided to end it there and head over to Excalibur.
We checked into Excalibur and were given and EXTRA DISCOUNT for being an mlife member. In total we paid $ 284 for 3 nights AND we were upgrade for FREE! THANK YOU EXCALIBUR AND CHRIS (ironically same name lol), for the excellent customer service!
Update– Our stay at Excalibur was exceptional!
Also since the Luxor front desk manager would not give us his last name we took the liberty of using good ol’ LinkedIn. I’m sorry but if you’re a manager (hospitality industry) in one of the busiest places in the world and you refuse to give your name you are in the wrong industry!
Shame on you CHRIS STARESINIC. This guy seriously needs to be reevaluated and a given a few refresher courses on interpersonal skills. I’m not the only one that feels this way, just continue reading other reviews about this clown.
Yours truly,
An MBA graduate/​business owner (take those classes in your current grad program pal, you’ll make life so much easier and maybe start bringing in some good revenue and reviews!)

Was pleasantly happy with my stay here this recent Vegas strip. We were not looking for anything to extravagant, yet we did not want to stay all the way Downtown in Freemont because we had Tix to Treasure Island’s current Cirque show Mystere. Parking was a little tough to find as there was only the ground floor and a floor above (2 story structure) at least a good ¼ mile from Registration desk as the entrance is a good 400 feet away from parking so a bit of a trek.
Check is was at 11 of course the line was nuts but they got us through it pretty quick about 10 min wait to check in, in the mean time you are kinda at the bottom floor of the center of the pyramid so the view is pretty awesome and the casino floor was bustling so it was cool to people watch. It was a bit of a walk from the reg. desk to the elevators to our room. We stayed on the 7^th floor of the pyramid facing the Mandalay Bay at night. The room itself was nice and clean, AC worked fine, and the restroom/​shower was actually beautiful. My only complain about the room is you cannot crack the window whatsoever so no fresh air :/​I would have to say also except for checkout times, there was not much foot traffic around the hotel and or casino areas it was rather extremely quite for vegas, pleasant ;) It seems as if everyone did what we did, stayed there for the hotel but went other places for activities.
Our stay around was awesome as well, the slots were not too loose but the tables were great. I played 21 for about 2 hours on Sat. night and had one of the best dealers ever! Kiddi was her name and she is from Ethiopia. LUXOR if you are reading this give her a raise! Lol but seriously she got me to stay and play and we had great friendly conversations about her home country compared to America and what not, just a super cool down to earth person and a great experience…
I’m not too sure if I would stay here agin as it was literally like South Point (just a but too far off the strip) we had to drive to the main attractions. I know the Luxor offers Blue Man Group and Chris Angel but they are just not too enticing these days compared to the other acts of the strip. However, I do thank you for the awesome experience during our stay, no real complaints whatsoever :)

We had the unfortunate experience of staying at the Luxor. They actually had a manager on January 31, 2016 at 10 pm or there about, who suggested that we stay somewhere else if we were not happy. Now that is «service.» The manager on duty was Chris. This representative of the hotel would not connect us with the General manager nor provide any other identifying information so that we could take our grievance to the appropriate authority.
Poor management and services will preclude another visit to the Luxor, EVER!
If one is not willing to stand by their actions and identify themselves, their word or honor is nonexistent. As a hotel representative, it is a reflection on the hotel and the underlying poor and uncaring attitude prevailing. There are too many hotel casinos to waste your time and money at the Luxor, when managed by Chris and Joey. If it were a Trump hotel they would be FIRED!
The Las Vegas Visitors authority makes no effort to assure an honest visit either.

I actually had a decent experience at the Luxor.
We checked in late and were upgraded to a Player’s Suite because they overbooked. It was on the first floor and had a view of a driveway and stray cats, but… whatever. It was quiet and could be worse. Our room was really clean and the bathroom was beautiful. The only thing that sucked was that we couldn’t get our coffee maker to work, but there’s a Starbucks in the lobby anyway.
The check-​in staff, bartenders, valet and cashiers were all fantastic. The casino area was nice, too.
So why not more stars? The pool was as interesting as a community park pool. No shade. Not enough chairs. I think I paid $ 7 for one can of Corona. Absolutely nothing interesting going on out there.
Also, the timeshare people hustling all over the place. If I wanted people to walk over and tell me nice things to get money out of me, I’d go to a strip club. I need to apply that Max Repel so I can get 500 steps without being hassled.
There’s also not much to eat over here, but you can easily take the monorail over to Mandalay Bay or Excalibur and walk to something.
I’m still trying out new places in Vegas, but I wouldn’t say no to the Luxor.

This hotel has gone down hill from how it use to be years ago. Chipping paint in the bathroom along with having to deal with a clogged bathtub and sink for my entire stay. Called everyday to ask for them to come repair it but no one ever came nor did they keep records of the calls so they just don’t care. We had to shower in our filth daily and use the sink quickly so it wouldn’t over flow. It was really gross to bath in a slimy tub everyday. I will never go back after coming here for for over ten years. Very sad they have zero customer service. Don’t stay here it’s very dirty and as far as I’m concerned it’s a health and safety issue to consumers.
PS seems Lori P is guest relations is trained to apologize to everyone but what is being done about all the dissatisfied customers who spent there money to stay there!?! Thank but no thanks

At first glance, it seems pretty neat. There’s a big atrium — all the way to the top of the pyramid. A marble entry, a large check in desk threat moves quickly, with plenty of desk agents. You ride an elevator at an angle up to your room, with the slanted walls.
But the place is tired. There are old chairs and tables stacked in a corner of the casino. The tops of the facades on the second floor are incredibly dirty. Hall doors are beat up, and the tables in our room all were chipped all around the edges. The food court is very small and very overpriced.

Let it be known this review has nothing to do with the personelle at this place — they were all great and were the only reason we stayed there for the few moments we did.
However, if the very basic requirements for any establishment housing people are not met — we have a serious problem.
Our «Pyramid Deluxe» room was moist, musky and upon further inspection riddled with Black Mold. Didn’t find that out though until the morning after we stayed, when both my fiancée and I woke up sweaty, dizzy and nautious.
Sure they comped the resort fees and
refunded the entire stay — but I would have honestly paid any sum of money to leave that place as soon as humanly possible.
I have no idea about the quality of the other rooms, or if the Luxury Suite they offered us is any better. All I know is that if anywhere in this day and age knowingly allows these types of conditions to exist, and worse allows people to sleep there with their loved ones?! — than they are setting a dangerous precedent for an utter lack of regard for human safety.
I won’t step foot near this place again, EVER… and would advise you all to do the same.

I stayed here one night to attend a concert at the Mandalay Bay. Luxor is connected to Mandalay Bay through the Mandalay Shoppes so I never had to go outside in the 20 degree weather. Another plus was that I didn’t have to bring a jacket or anything as I walked to the concert. Mandalay is also connected to the Delano and The Four Seasons so the restaurant choices were plentiful. Luxor is also connected to Excalibur.
The room was clean and decent. I didn’t have any problems or issues for the night.
Early check-​in for a fee is not available until 11am so be aware when you arrive on that red eye!

No valet parking for ²⁄₃ nights as the spots are being given to non-​guests. So crazy! Valet employees slamming their window in people’s faces stating that their 24 hour service is closed?
We had to use self-​park which is less safe, totally open to the street and we suffered a huge door ding on our new SUV mid-​day.
Yep, it can happen anywhere but it was not handled well at the management level.
House keeping is inconsistent. Super long check in lines.
This used to be one of our favorite places to stay but things have really changed here.

The self parking structure was easy to figure out and can be accessed from Frank Sinatra Dr. There’s a covered walkway that leads right into the casino which is perfect when the weather is wet or windy.
The lady at the front desk that checked me in was nice and friendly. It’s $ 20 if you need to check in early. If you’re not in a hurry, they can get you registered with the room keys and they’ll text you when your room is ready. The keys won’t work until your room is ready. Also note that the resort fee is currently $ 28.
If you’re in the pyramid, riding the elevators will feel a bit unstable as it is not going straight up and down. The room was spacious and clean. The bed was clean and pretty comfortable. The bathroom was in good working order and came with clean towels.
Checking out was extremely easy if you have no charges and use the express checkout via the TV. Just drop your keys off in the box next to the elevators and off you go.
Overall: I normally avoid staying on the Strip whenever I visit Las Vegas, but this was a great value for the price that I paid even with the resort fee.

I’ll say I’m impressed how the Luxor has really good customer service. You’d think that service comes with the price of the area, but Luxor service felt like the Venetian service.
Anyways, I advise to not agree to the check-​in early fee, but to pre-​register early so you get your name in and they’ll text you when your room is ready with your room number. I ended up having my room ready at 12:30PM which was a score and avoided that early check-​in fee.
The room itself was okay. I think because I’ve stayed at more newer hotels in Vegas, I’m accustomed to certain things. However, I snagged this room from MyVegas for free so total cost was only $ 30 bucks (resort fee).
The bed was a bit itchy for me. Not sure if it was the detergent they use or other things, but I itched myself a lot. The bed sheets were thin and the pillows were too puffy so my neck ended up super sore in the morning. The plumbing could use some work to as I was woken up a couple times from water drips and pipes rubbing. Maybe cause I was on floor 13. Yes they have a 13^th floor! BUT, for $ 30 bucks, you can’t expect paradise.
A-​OKAY

I stayed here one night for the Rock and Roll Las Vegas half marathon and it was perfectly located to the start line! I used a comped night and had to pay the resort fee and early check in few totaling around $ 52
Stayed in a pyramid room and it had everything I essentially needed which was a clean place to stay after my race. When in Vegas anyways you shouldn’t be spending that much time in a hotel room.
There are plenty of Starbucks in this building as well as some restaurants. An abundance of slots and some table games as well. The casino has a little for everyone.
Why 3 stars?
— the bed sinks in the middle, like really sinks
— the shower at least in my room was not draining properly
— the kiosk express check out wasn’t very express at all
— the slot machine took my money? jk lol
All in all this place was affordable and on the strip I’ll be back, especially if I can get another comped night with my my Vegas points!

Unser Startpunkt für unseren Bummel über den Las Vegas Boulevard war das Luxor Hotel and Casino, das sich am südlichen Ende in der Nähe des McCarran-​Flughafen befindet. Wir hatten hier kurz nach der Eröffnung im Jahre 1993 dort mal übernachtet und damals war dieses Hotel in Form einer schwarzen Glaspyramide eine Sensation.
Hinter dem Hotel steht ein Parkhaus mit kostenfreien Parkplätzen zur Verfügung. Vom Durchgang in das Kasino konnte man die schöné und große Poolanlage bewundern. Als wir damals dort übernachtet hatten, gab es im Inneren einen Fluß mit Fähren, die die Gäste zu den Aufzügen fuhren. Dieser Service wurde aber mittlerweile eingestellt, da sich dies in der Praxis als nicht so zweckmäßig erwiesen hat.
Das Luxor wurde in 18 Monaten gebaut mit einem Budget von 400 Millionen Dollar. 1998 kamen zur 107 Meter hohen Pyramide dann noch 2 Tower dazu, um die Bettenkapazität zu erhöhen. Es hat mittlerweile 4.400 Betten und hat es damit in die Top Ten der größten Hotels geschafft. Vom Strip ausgesehen, kann man den Nachbau der Großen Sphinx von Gizeh im Maßstab 1:2 bewundern.
Das große Casino mit 11.000 m² verfügt über 106 Spieltische mit Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Sportsbook und mehr als 2.000 Slots, Videopoker– und Videokenogeräte. Darüber hinaus gibt es für die reicheren Gäste einen Players Club den sogenannten «M life Players Club».
Das Interieur ist im Hotel natürlich dem Thema Ägypten gewidmet. Im Hotel gibt es diverse Shows, Restaurants, Einkaufsmöglichkeiten und vieles mehr. Von der Pyramidenspitze leuchtet ein kräftiger Lichtstrahl senkrecht in den Himmel. Das Hotel ist mit dem Mandalay Bay und dem Excalibur mit einer kostenfreien Monorail verbunden.
Wir waren nur kurz im Hotel, da es in Las Vegas mittlerweile viele neuere und interessantere Hotels gibt.

Situado en el extremo sur del Strip es Luxor es un hotel bastante nuevo de tamaño medio que tiene habitaciones tanto en la propia pirámide como en varias torres. La zona al estar tan al sur es bastante tranquila.
La habitación que nos dieron en una de las torres era bastante grande y estaba bien cuidada, aunque el aire acondicionado era bastante ruidoso.
La piscina esta bastante bien aunque es un poco pequeña si descontamos las zonas que hay que pagar más por usar.
El parking es bastante amplio, nosotros aparcamos siempre en el self-​parking exterior y sin problemas.
Esta bastante cerca del cartel de Welcome to Las Vegas al que se puede ir andando si no te asusta a pasar calor. Además esta conectado con el Excalibur que es el casino que esta al lado y también se puede ir andando al New York New York y al MGM, zona donde ya hay mas movimiento y tiendas y supermercados en la calle.

Realy liked. Not great but VERY good and worth every penny. Location not great but good enough. Cheap buffet. Above expectation fitness room.

Deutlich besser als sein Ruf!
Das Luxor hat keinen besonders guten Ruf, nach den aufwendigen Renovierungsarbeiten sollte sich dies aber ändern. Tolle Auswahl an Shows, große Poollandschaftzund gutes Preisniveau. Lage ist auch ok, wenn auch nicht perfekt da man eher am Ende des Strips ist. Freundliches Personal und weniger als 10min vom Flughafen entfernt.

Estuve el 5 asta el 8 de mayo y para mi este hotel es lo mejor la atención es incomparable me encanta año a año yo visito muchos casinos pero para jugar nunca como el luxur yo en lo que tengo llendo alas vegas no cambio al luxur sus restaurantes buenísimos todo llo no tengo ni la mínima queja de este holel y no lo cambio
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I stayed at this hotel from the 5^th of May to the 8^th and to me, this hotel is the best on the strip! The attention and customer service is incomparable. I love it more and more every year we take our yearly trip to Vegas. I visit many casinos on the strip to play but they don’t compare to the casino at Luxor. Every year I go to Vegas I always look forward to staying at Luxor. The restaurants are amazing! I don’t have the slightest complaint when it comes to this hotel and I won’t change!

Gutes Hotel auch wennd bessere in Las Vegas gibt.
Hotel liegt direkt am südlichen anfang des Strips und damit gut gelegen um entlang des Strips die Stadt zu erkunden.
Die Zimmer sind schön gross und die Betten bequem.
Preisleistung stimmt auch.
Criss Angel Show würde ich empfehlen, läuft ebenfalls im Hotel. Der Casino geht so. Da würde ich eher New New empfehlen.
Ansonsten ist das Hotel ganz passabel.

Le Luxor est assez grandiose mais un peu vieillissant. Casino comme on en voit partout à Vegas, il y avait un gogo-​danceuse près du Lounge.
Les scupltures dans le style égyptien et la pyramide sont vraiment à voir !
Si ce n’est ça, les boissons sont dans les prix normaux de Vegas, et l’hotel est un peu excentré par rapport aux endroits actuellement «hype» sur le Strip, mais proche du panneau «Welcome to Las Vegas».

Nos alojamos en este hotel de Las Vegas porque, a pesar de que es bastante lujoso y está en el Strip, es muy asequible comparado con el resto.
El hotel es grande pero sin llegar a ser la enormidad que son los otros del Strip, y está muy bien decorado: la estructura principal es una pirámide con una esfinge, y toda la decoración de dentro, ascensores incluidos, tiene motivos egipcios. Las habitaciones son muy amplias, están limpias, y las camas son gigantes y bastante cómodas. Eso sí, teniendo en cuenta el precio y que hay que pagar un suplemento de «resort», no hay WiFi y las comidas de las tiendas de dentro del hotel (hay locales de comida rápida, cafeterías, restaurantes de buffet libre…) son bastante caras.
La piscina es enorme y está muy cuidada (tiene también varios jacuzzis).
El hotel tiene casino (que no es de los más caros de Las Vegas) y varias atracciones temporales (espectáculos de magia, showgirls, exposiciones…).

Wir haben uns an einem frühen abend dort zum Buffet getroffen. Es war das größte Buffet welches ich je gesehen habe:-) aber so ist das in den USA und vor allem in Las vegas!
Es ging einmal rund um den Globus, nahezu jede Nation wurde mit tlw. mehreren bekannten/​traditionellen Gerichten vertreten.
Wir haben für 4 Personen 100Dollar gezahlt, mussten nirgends anstehen und auch direkt am buffet hat es sich aufgrund der Größe verlaufen.
Ich kann zu den einzelnen gerichten kaum was schrieben, waren zuuuu viele!

Alt und sehenswert. Nicht die erste Wahl.
Das Luxor — von außen sicher eines der interessantesten Hotels am Strip. Die Pyramide, allein die hell leuchtende Spitze, dazu sie Sphinx, all die ägyptischen Figuren — das hat schon was.
Die Zimmer sind groß, mit großem Badezimmer. Die Möbel sind schon etwas abgewohnt, Matratzen in meinem Raum waren ok. Großer Flat-​TV wurde irgendwann mal nachgerüstet, LAN ist vorhanden. KEIN WLAN, für mich ein no-​go, ich hatte das in der Beschreibung nicht gelesen. Selbst im Lobby-​Bereich kein zugängliches WLAN für iphone etc. Sorry, das ist wirklich nicht mehr up to date.
Die Aufzüge sind ein Erlebnis — schräg laufen sie an der Pyramide entlang. Auch sonst ist das «Innen» des Hauses sehr schön. Das Casino schon etwas älter, wird gerade an allen möglichen Ecken mit dem Hinweis «we build a complete new Luxor» renoviert.
Der Preis ist super, günstiger geht es nur noch im Circus Circus oder weg vom Strip.
Der «deuce» fährt direkt vor der Tür, so ist der pulsierendere Teil des Strips gut zu erreichen. Die 3-​Tages-​Karte für 20 Dollar lohnt sich einfach immer. So nah auch alles aussieht — die Entfernungen sind nicht zu unterschätzen.

Preisgünstiges Hotel in Las Vegas, welches zwar nicht mehr zu den neuesten Hotels gehört, aber trotzdem mit guten Zimmern aufwarten kann. Ich selber war im Ost-​Turm untergebracht und das Zimmer hatte neben zwei Queensize-​Betten, einem Bad mit Badewanne und Dusche sowie einem großen Flat-​TV.
Das Bar-​, Restaurant– und Casino-​Resort bietet viel und man erhält bei Einchecken ein Gutscheinbuch, welches viele Gutscheine bietet, die auch im Excalibur-​Hotel genutzt werden können (selber Inhaber).
Erreichbar ist das Hotel vom Flughafen via Shuttle Bell Trans (am Flughafen, 13,50 USD für Hin– und Rücktransport) oder via Taxi. Ich empfehle den Shuttle, da ein Taxi schonmal bis 30 USD verlangt.
Auf jeden Fall ein sehr angenehmes Hotel.

Nous avons expérimenté le Luxor un dimanche soir pour une nuit de transit en famille à 5 à notre retour de LA. Les chambres sont correctes, (nous avions une King size et une avec 2 queen bed) et d’un prix raisonnable (avec $ 42 la nuit hors taxes, $ 67 tout compris). Les douches sont très spacieuses et d’un design cohérent avec le thème de l’hotel. Le sèche cheveux, lui, né fonctionnait plus… On né peut pas tout avoir…
Autre point négatif, pas d’internet en Wifi, ce qui rend impossible l’utilisation d’Ipad ou autres tablettes… C’est pas comme si on était en 2013…

Das Luxor Hotel befindet
sich am unteren Ende des Strips, in unmittelbarer Nähe des Flughafens. Keine
Angst, im Hotel ist davon nichts zu spüren. Was schreibe ich da? Hotel?
Ich meinte, in der Pyramide ist da nichts zu hören.
(Siehe Foto unten) Sie ist mit ihren 107 Meter
nicht ganz so hoch wie das Original in Ägypten, die 147 Meter misst. Dafür
steht sie in einer Stadt. Daneben stehen auch noch eine Nachbildung der Großen
Sphinx von Gizeh und ein Obelisk.
(Siehe Foto unten) (Siehe Foto unten) (Siehe Foto unten) (Siehe Foto unten) Mit seinen fast 5000 Zimmern liegt das Hotel
unter den 10 größten der Welt. Imposant sind die schräg verlaufenden Aufzüge.
Auch die Fensterfronten sind schräg, jedoch die Zimmer alle gerade. So ganz
verstanden habe ich das noch nicht, aber es ist so. Wir haben schon zweimal in
dem Luxor übernachtet, da es für mich ein sehr gutes Preis-​/​Leistungsverhältnis
hat. Bei unserem letzen Besuch haben wir für ein Doppelzimmer 78 Euro für 2
Personen ohne Frühstück bezahlt. Bei der Innenausstattung findet man viele ägyptische Stilelemente,
die ich auf den beiden Fotos festgehalten habe, wieder.
(Siehe Foto unten) (Siehe Foto unten) Abends kann man den
gigantischen Lichtstrahl bewundern, der angeblich im Weltraum zu sehen sein
soll, das glaube ich allerdings nicht.
(Siehe Foto unten) Sehr schönes Themenhotel mit einer sehr
guten Preis-​/​Leistungsverhältnis.

Beeindruckender Laden. Wir waren von der Optik sehr überzeugt, das ägyptische Design wird durch und durch beibehalten und die Pyramide sieht man schon vom Flugzeug aus.
Das Luxor ist zwar recht weit am Ende des Strips aber da das Wetter selbst im Dezember meist (bis auf einen Tag) super war, hat das Laufen nicht gestört. Ansonsten gibts ja auch noch Taxen und die Hotels & Casinos in unmittelbarer Nähe haben einiges zu bieten.
Unser Zimmer war gut, normales Double Queen in der Pyramide. Preisleistungsverhältnis total okay. Da es nach einer Nacht allerdings durch den heftigen Regen ein wenig ins Fenster geleckt hatte und wir danach fälschlich ein Raucherzimmer zugewiesen bekommen haben zeigte sich das Management beim zweiten Umzug großzügig und hat und in die neu gebauten Tower verfrachtet. Wir wurden in eine der wundervollen Tower Luxus Spa Suites upgegraded und wollten unser neues Reich kaum mehr verlassen.
Auch das Casino und der hauseigene Club haben uns gut gefallen, auch wenn wir kaum gespielt haben.
Das einzig Nervige war die Raucherlaubnis im Casino, durch dass man ja nun zwangsläufig durchgehen muss um zum Essen, in sein Zimmer zurück, in den Club oder überhaupt irgendwo hin zu gelangen. Da stinken die Klamotten wie nach nem Clubbesuch.
Das Essen ist in Ordnung und auch die langen Schlangen beim Einchecken kann ich nicht so bemängeln. Es sind ausreichend Mitarbeiter beim Check-​In, wenn man aber nunmal mit 30 Leuten auf einmal ankommt, dann muss man halt 10 Minuten warten. Fand ich nicht schlimm.
Ich war mit meinem Aufenthalt mehr als zufrieden und würde das Luxor uneingeschränkt weiterempfehlen.

Kann mich meinem Vorredner anschließen, auch ich empfand unsere Suite als etwas in die Jahre gekommen und vor allem recht düster. Allerdings war sie wirklich schön groß, auch wir hatten einen Whirlpool im Schlafzimmer, das Bett war äußerst bequem.
Wir hatten online gebucht und alles hat reibungslos geklappt, das Hotelpersonal war sehr freundlich. Was ich auch sehr empfehlen kann, sind die Buffets zu einem wirklich akzeptablen Preis kann man hier buchstäblich schlemmen, bis man umfällt.
Ansonsten gibt’s sicher auf dem Las Vegas Strip inzwischen andere Hotels, die weitaus spektakulärer sind, aber nichtsdestrotrotz war es ein angenehmer Aufenthalt, und auch wenn das Hotel am Ende des Strips liegt, kommt man doch relativ schnell überall hin.

Das Luxor ist leider schon in die Jahre gekommen, die Zimmer in der Pyramide sind schon sehr abgewohnt. Wir hatten eine Suite mit Jacuzzi in der Pyramide. Die Zimmer in den Towers sind wohl schon renoviert worden, die in der Pyramide sollen bald dran sein. Ich würde eine wesentlich bessere Bewertung abgeben, wenn die Zimmer modernisiert wären. So jedoch, trotz der interessanten Athmoshäre, nur 3 Sterne. Ein Highlight der Pyramide sind übrigens die schräg verlaufenden Aufzüge.

Hatten ein Zimmer im Luxor. Zimmer war bestens und der Rest des Hotels gigantisch.

bon rapport qualite –prix mais hotel un peu vetuste, pas de bouilloire, chambre assez grande et literie trés correcte, salle de douche spartiate, mais parking facile et gratuit et hotel sur le strip bien qu’un peu excentré

Wir waren erst Zocken und anschließend im Cat House, dem Club des Luxors. Dafür gab es schon im Vorfeld Freikarten im Eingangsbereich.
Als erstes also Freikarten holen, dann zocken. Übrigens, wer in Las Vegas zockt bekommt Getränke umsonst! Einige wissen das nicht und bezahlen sich dumm und dämlich ;-)
In dem Club lief gute Musik, das Publikum war gemischt von 20 bis 60 alles dabei. Die Bedienungen sind sehr nett anzuschauen…
Achja und die Herrentoiletten mit dem Concierge der einem die Seife in die Hand pumpt, einem den Wasserhahn an und ausstellt, fragt ob man noch eines der ca. 20 verschiedenen Parfums aufgetragen bekommen möchte oder gegen ein kleines Trinkgeld noch die eine oder andere Zigarette haben möchte (ca. 10 verschiedene Marken), war der Hit. Kannte ich nur aus einem Club in London ;-)
Also sehr empfehlenswert. Wir haben da dann noch eine Gruppe Springbrake Amerikaner kennengelernt die uns in einer Limo in einen weiteren Club mitnahmen.

Wir hatten vor einer Messe ein paar freie Tage und wollten noch ein wenig entspannen, daher fiel die Wahl auf eine «Pyramid Spa Suite». Diese sind genau in den Ecken der Pyramide gelegen, wobei durch die Anordnung der Fenster nur bedingt Tageslicht in die Zimmer dringt.
Das Zimmer selbst war bereits etwas abgewohnt aber dennoch sauber und sehr geräumig. Beim Füllen der Wanne sollte man jedoch Geduld mit bringen, 10 – 20 Minuten dauert es schon bis diese gefüllt ist — in anderen Hotels geht dies schneller.
Selten in Vegas, das Kabel gebundene Internet ist kostenlos (ggf. Verlängerungskabel mitnehmen). Ein WLAN Zugang war nicht verfügbar.
Einige der Rezensionen hier sprechen von DER «Körperwelten» Ausstellung, dies ist so nicht korrekt. Es handelt sich NICHT um die Körperwelten nach Gunther von Hagens sondern die Ausstellung im Luxor unter dem Titel «Bodies» ist nur ein Abklatsch.
Alles in allem ist das Luxor ein typisches Vegas Themen Hotel mit einem eigenen teilweise düsteren Flair. Da es relativ am Ende des Strips gelegen ist macht es sich gut ein Auto zu haben, parken kann man hier wie in den meisten Hotels in Vegas kostenfrei.

Mir gefiel 2005 der Flair des Hotels ungemein gut. 2 Nächte haben wir in wirklichen schicken Zimmern vor unserer anstehenden RV-​Tour übernachtet.
Das Frühstücks-​Buffet war TOP (!) — Für mich jederzeit wieder!

Bei unserem zweitägigen Stopp in Las Vegas sind wir im Luxor abgestiegen, da ich unbedingt in der Pyramide übernachten wollte. Beim ‘garantierten’ Check-​In um 15 Uhr wurde uns gesagt, dass das Zimmer noch nicht fertig sei und wir uns noch eine halbe Stunde gedulden müssten. Die Koffer konnten wir allerdings schon am Bell Desk abgeben und per Telefonanruf später aufs Zimmer bringen lassen.
Die halbe Stunde haben wir genutzt, um uns einen ersten Überblick zu verschaffen. Das Luxor ist riesengroß und wenn man nicht aufpasst, biegt man einmal falsch ab und ist an einem völlig falschen Ort. Im Luxor gibt es diverse Restaurants und Bars, von denen wir nur das ‘More’ ausprobiert haben. Dort konnte man für 30 $ pro Person den ganzen Tag so viel Essen, wie man wollte. Das Essen selbst war ok, die Auswahl war riesig; abends konnte man aus italienischen, amerikanischen, mexikanischen und asiatischen Gerichten auswählen.
Unser Zimmer im Luxor war geräumig und gut ausgestattet. Wir haben uns dort sehr wohl gefühlt. Das Personal war freundlich und hilfsbereit.
Negativ aufgefallen sind uns die diversen Stände, an denen man Tickets für Shows buchen konnte. Im Endeffekt wollten uns die Verkäufer nur einen Ausflug zum neuen Luxor aufschwatzen, die Tickets hätten wir dann rabattiert am Ende der Veranstaltung bekommen. Wenn man an der ‘Kaffeefahrt’ nicht teilnehmen wollte, bekam man auch keine Tickets (nur die Auskunft, sich an das jeweilige Boxoffice zu wenden).
Insgesamt haben wir uns im Luxor wohlgefühlt, das Preis-​/​Leistungsverhältnis stimmt auf jeden Fall.

Für mich war das Luxor Top!
Ich musste anlässlich einer Messe nach Las Vegas. So bin ich hier gelandet, viel Zeit hatte ich nicht (ca. 24Std.), außerdem hatte ich einen ausgeprägten Jetlag.
Okay, i can’t get no sleep… Was also tun?
Natürlich zocken!
Ich hatte eine aussergewöhnlich intensive Glückssträhne. Beim Roulette.
Das Ende vom Lied war, dass dann doch die Zeit knapp wurde und ich meine gewonnenen Chips in bares tauschen musste…
Und ganz offen, es war eine beachtliche Summe aus meinem Einsatz von 500 USD geworden!
Zwischendurch wurde ich vom Hotel Management noch gefragt, ob ich dem «Club»? beitreten möchte. Meine Spielzeiten und Gewinne wurden dann aufgezeichnet, dafür bekam ich aber mein Zimmer stark ermässigt!
Gesagt getan, meine über 100qm Suite hatte so dann nicht mal mehr 100USD gekostet!
Das Zimmer war übrigens fantastisch, mit einer riesen Whirlwanne direkt am abgeschrägten Fenster, mit Blick auf den stripe. Wow! Leider hatte ich das Zimmer im Prinzip nicht genutzt. Weil ich tagsüber zur Messe musste und nachts im Hotelcasino verbracht hatte.
Den Sack mit dem gewonnen Geld musste ich auf meine Kollegen aufteilen, weil die Summe das Ausfuhrlimit, pro Person, weit überstieg.
Von den vielen Restaurants hatte ich leider nicht sehr viel mitbekommen.
Viel Pommes und Junkfood. Hat alles eher an typische Freizeitpark– Themen –Küche erinnert…
Und ehe ich mich versah, war ich auch schon wieder am Flughafen, auf dem Weg nachhause…
Dort hatte ich noch kurz, mit einen einarmigen Banditen, richtig Freude. Der spuckte nämlich auch Eimerweise Gewinn-​Münzen aus. Die Umtausch Aktion dauerte dann so lange, dass ich fast meinen Flug verpasst hätte.
Aber es hat dann doch noch, ganz knapp, geklappt.
Fazit: i Love Vegas & Luxor Hotel!

Hotel vieillissant qui reste un incontournable a Vegas. Les chambres sont moyennes (moquette elimee, salle de bain vetuste,…).
Situation ideale pour une etape d’un ou deux jours.

Hôtel magnifique, surtout lorsque l’on à la chance de se trouver dans les chambres si situant dans le haut de la pyramide.
La piscine est un passage obligatoire car il y a des jacuzzi!!! le petit déjeuner est en supplément mais il peut vous nourrir pour toute la journée, et pouvant satisfaire tout le monde.

das Luxor ist einfach ein Las Vegas Urgestein. Nicht ganz so alt wie dei Pyramiden jedoch für Las Vegas schon fast. Ich habe schon 4 oder 5 mal im Luxor übernachtet weil es einfach verflixt günstig ist wenn man wie ich lange in Las vegas bleibt. Klar die Zimmer hättens bald mal nötig aber irgendwie mag ich auch diesen alten Plüschfaktor. Vielleicht weil ich im Luxor immer eine klasse Zeit hatte. Der pool ist toll nur Schatten sucht man vergebens. Im mom wird auch viel gemacht das Casinolevel wird oder wurde kürzlich neu gestaltet. Neue Bars kommen. Leider hat man auch das gute alte RA grundüberholt und nen überteuerten VIP Shuppen draus gemacht. aber das ist der Zahn der Zeit und der macht auch nicht vor einer Pyramide halt. Ich mag das Luxor und werde auch immer wieder hin gehen und auch wenn die Zimmer in den Towern neuer sind, ich wohne stilecht in der Pyramide das ist ja wohl klar ;-)

Ehrlich gesagt, waren wir gar nicht sooo begeistert vom Luxorund dass man sich gleich eine Reise nach Kairo sparen kann, halt ich nun auch ein wenig für übertriebennun gutman merkt, dass das Hotel schon ein wenig in die Jahre gekommen ist. Das Hotel mit seinen über 4.400 Zimmer ist ja schon seit 1993 geöffnet. Die günstigeren Zimmer liegen direkt in der Pyramide. Die teueren Zimmer in den Towern daneben.
Klar, die Architektur ist schon atemberaubend. Die grosse Glaspyramide mit ihrer grossen Lichtersäule in den dunklen Himmel sieht man schon von weitem. Das Hotel ist mit dem Excalibur und dem Mandalay Bay direkt mit einer Monorail verbunden.

Es el de la piramide negra y por fuera mola un monto, por dentro la forma de la estructura es muy curiosa porque la piramide alberga todas las habitaciones. Todo ambientado en egipto.

Un hôtel qui commence à vieillir, mais ou les service reste impeccable, les chambres très spacieuse,
et la piscine reste pour moi, un magnifique espace détente.
Le musée du Caire y est très bien représenté, presque aussi bien que le vrai.
Le Luxor reste également un moment mythique, puisque, nous nous sommes mariés à la wedding chapel.

Grand hotel de Las Vegas, le luxor est le casino-​hotel pyramidal de la capitale mondiale du jeux. Inombrables machines à sous, et services. Le restaurant de l’hôtel n’est pas mauvais, et possibilité de plats à volonté, bien à l’Americaine. N’y pensez même pas si vous n’avez pas 21 ans, une ribambelle d’agents de secu et un systeme de videosurveillance né vous quitteront pas des yeux.

Quand on atterrit de jour à Las Vegas, le sphinx du Luxor se remarque tout de suite, il vous accueille, imperturbable et énigmatique au pied de la pyramide, aussi grande que celle de Gizeh. Cet hôtel fait partie des folies architecturales les plus réussies de Las Vegas. Couvrant une surface de 19 hectares, il né compte pas moins de 4400 chambres. A l’intérieur de la pyramide, l’atrium, le plus vaste du Monde pourrait contenir 9 Boeing 747 empilés les uns sur les autres. Même les ascenseurs représentent à eux seuls une attraction: ils suivent les pentes obliques à 39° du bâtiment. Chaque hôtel de Las Vegas ayant (ou presque) son casino, celui ci né faillit pas à la règle et on entre dans le temple du jeu par une allée de sphinx à tête de béliers. Vous y trouverez également plusieurs cinémas et pourrez vous la jouer Ramsès dans votre chambre au style pharaonique .
L’arrivée de nuit est tout autant impressionnante car un faisceau lumineux, du sommet de la pyramide balaie le ciel du Nevada, on l’aperçoit en vol depuis Los Angeles à 400 km.
Il faut compter deux jours si on veut visiter tous les grands hôtels du Strip, rien que pour admirer les délires des architectes et s’imprégner de la folie de Vegas et si vous jouez, alors là vous oublierez toute notion du temps car les casinos n’ont pas d’horloge, pas plus que de fenêtres pour bien vous faire perdre tous vos repères.

Immer noch originelles Hotel.
Von aussen tief schwarze verspiegelte glatte Pyramide, mit dem hellsten Lichtstrahl der Welt in den Nachthimmel.
Dieser Lichtstrahl kann sogar aus dem All gesehen werden.
Den Eingang bewacht eine Sphinx. Innen erinnert es an einen ägypitschen Tempel.
Unbedingt beachten: Es gibt neue Zimmer und ältere.
Die älteren und originelleren Zimmer (mit schräger Wand) sind in der Pyramide und man kann mit einem schrägen Aufzug fahren!
Die neuen Zimmer sind in den Towern.
Im Luxor finden die Shows wie Vampires und die Zaubershows von Chris Angel statt.
Nette Poolanlage.