Excalibur Hotel and Casino

Life's Good

Definitely a sign of changing times not used to this new electronic AI era we're living in, being 60+ I've always been used to standing in a line to checking in at a counter then receive my card or keys. On this journey, we had to check-in at one of many little kiosks then go to the other side of the room to a tablet to get and activate our room card/key, which got even more complicated. Once we got in the correct elevator I pushed our floor number and it wouldn't go anywhere ( yes it's a safty feature geared to protect the guests) we did discover we had to use our key card to activate the elevator wow 🤣 Yes, it's been 10 years since I last went to Las Vegas, but I still domestically travel a lot and always have a microwave, coffee maker and sometimes a refrigerator in my room. I was disappointed that there wasn't even a coffee maker in our room ☕️ 🙁. Furthermore, many casinos offered a coffee /soda buffet complementary. I discovered not only has Excalibur not got one, but apparently many hotels have removed them 😲 This is very sad added expense, because with that during our weekend stay here at Excalibur Hotel and Casino sadly we saw only one cocktail server over by the game tables, not anywhere near slot machines. You're forced to go to their bars and spend $18 to $32 for 1 Cocktail or $10 for a soda grant you, on upward note they do offer a decent $3 Margarita drink. HALLS & ROOMS: The hotel is showing signs of age. It could do some updating throughout their halls and walkways and corridors, they are signs of better times gone by. Our room was very clean. The bathroom is slightly updated. We we're supposed to have a room with two king beds in the royal towers, but I'm sorry those were 2 Queen beds, not king beds that we paid for. We were on the south side towers of the hotel and yes, it is loud at night. Despite having blackout curtains, it was still quite noisy however the beds were very comfortable 🛌 😊 Overall our stay was quite pleasant.

Zelbyte MC

We stayed in the older section of the hotel, which was cheaper, so our room was a little dank, but fine overall. By dank I mean there were some pieces of food on the floor and a cigarette on the windowsill (despite being a non-smoking room) when we arrived. However the room was still safe and comfortable for the trip. The location is truly the best part about this place, and for that reason I would stay again; you are right on the strip and can walk to just about anywhere, including T-Mobile arena. The buffet was well stocked and staffed, but the food quality was not reflective of what we paid ($50 each) so I recommend you visit a more recognized buffet if that is part of your Las Vegas itinerary.

Katie Pfeiffer

The tournament of kings show was phenomenal! Best thing about this place! They've switched to no contact check-in. Very impersonable and shows they dont really care about their guests. The check in was easy to do but what happened to customer service nope just give us your money. The room was gross. I called down and once again had to go through hoops to talk with an actual person. Had them rechange all the sheets as their was dirt and what looked like blood stain on original. There was no frige in the room no coffee maker. They just want all the money they can squeeze out of you without treating you like royalty while staying in their royal tower. But yes the show was amazing and would absolutely recommend the show to anyone just stay somewhere else

Rui Ming Lim

If you’re looking for an affordable price to stay in Las Vegas during the weekdays I would recommend this hotel. I booked the royal tower 2 queen rooms for my vacation. I spent less than 250 dollars for 3 nights for 2 people. The room is quite spacious and clean. The view from my room is absolutely amazing. The night life is great as there are tons of entertainment events in this hotel. It’s located in Las Vegas strip. You can walk around during the night.

Brandy Nelson

We stayed in the Royal Towet which is somewhat dated. The beds and bathroom were clean though, which is the most important thing. If you are spending your whole trip in the room you're doing Vegas wrong anyway. The location is great because it's an easy walk to Luxor, New York New York and The MGM Park so there's lots of dining and entertainment options nearby. The staff was great. The pool was very nice. For only $25 we were able to reserve chairs with an umbrella in the Adults Only section and had a great time. For the price, this was a great value.