Overview
Towering 350 metres in the sky, Nevada’s very own touch of ancient Egypt, the Luxor Hotel and Casino promises the ultimate Las Vegas experience. Featuring luxury that's fit for a Pharaoh, a stay in this iconic hotel is sure to create life-long mem...
Towering 350 metres in the sky, Nevada’s very own touch of ancient Egypt, the Luxor Hotel and Casino promises the ultimate Las Vegas experience. Featuring luxury that's fit for a Pharaoh, a stay in this iconic hotel is sure to create life-long memories on a trip to the neon capital. Stylish bars, an eclectic mix of restaurants and a star-studded nightclub is just the start. Step into the heart of the pyramid for the bright lights of the casino, where you can play poker all night, or simply play it safe on the slots. If you need some time out, the spa offers a sanctuary of pampering to refresh and revitalise. Soothing Swedish massages and deep cleansing facials are amongst the many specialist treatments available. Evenings bring the start of an exciting live entertainment line-up at the hotel’s specially designed theatre. Choose from a menu of magic, comedy or the unique multi-sensory spectacle that is the Blue Man Group. If you can tear yourself away from the hotel, the famous Las Vegas strip is on your doorstep, with even more shows, casinos and wild nights out. Wherever you end up, follow the Luxor Sky Beam back to base. Shining high into the darkness, this Luxor night light can be seen up to 275 miles away!
How far is the nearest beach?
You might feel like you’re on the beach in the oasis that is the Luxor Hotel’s extensive swimming pool area. With attendants fetching your favourite drinks direct to your palm tree shaded sun lounger, it’s a desert paradise in the heat of the summer sun.
Distance from city centre
The Luxor Hotel and Casino is located on the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip, directly connected with the Excalibur Hotel and Mandalay Bay. Head north along the strip to explore all this dazzling city has to offer. To walk the full length of the strip from the Luxor is approximately 2.5 miles.
Distance from airport
McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas is approximately 3 miles from the Luxor Hotel and Casino. Don’t forget to look out the window on the plane to spot this impressive pyramid as you fly in.
Pools
Restaurant
Bar
Gym
Spa
Pyramid Room
- King-size bed or 2 queen beds
- TV
- Wi-Fi
- Radio
- In-room dining
- Room safe
- Oversized shower
Pyramid Premium
- King-size bed or 2 queen beds
- TV
- Wi-Fi
- Radio
- In-room dining
- Room safe
- Oversized shower
Tower Premium
- King-size bed or 2 queen beds
- TV
- Wi-Fi
- Radio
- In-room dining
- Room safe
- Oversized shower
Pyramid Premium Corner Suite
- King-size bed or 2 queen beds
- Soaking tub with a view
- Sitting room
- TV
- Wi-Fi
- Radio
- In-room dining
- Room safe
Tower Premium Suite
- King-size bed
- 1 and 2 bedroom options
- Living room
- Separate dining area
- Wi-Fi
- Fridge
- Room safe
- TV
- In-room dining
- Gourmet coffee maker
- Full wet bar
- Shower and bath
- Dual sinks and vanity space
Resort Fees
Please be aware that most hotels in Las Vegas charge a mandatory resort fee, paid directly to the hotel. Please speak to one of our travel specialists for details of the resort fee at the hotel you wish to book.
4.1
Google reviews (96405)
Clayton Scott
Overall we are happy with our stay at the Luxor for the price. The tower rooms were spacious and the rooms were cleaned every day. The hotel was never crowded and it had a chill vibe on the weekdays. I like how dark the room was at night for a good sleep. Only issues were that the TV hardly worked and the buffet was a hard pass.
Angel Gonzalez
I don't even know where to start with this nightmare of a hotel. From the moment we checked in, it was clear that the staff had zero interest in providing any form of customer service.
As soon as we entered our room, we were hit with a foul, musty odor that made it impossible to relax. The carpets were filthy, looking like they hadn't been cleaned in years. The bed linens were stained, threadbare, and questionable at best—honestly, I was afraid to touch them. But the worst thing was that there were large amounts of dust on every surface, including the furniture, which was falling apart and clearly hadn't been updated since the 90s.
The bathroom was an absolute disaster. The paint in the ceiling was falling off, the wallpaper was peeling, and the air extractor was extremely clogged with dust and dirt. We requested a room change to a cleaner one and we got a new room equally dirty!!!, I complained to the supposed manager several times and was always met with attitude and a clear lack of empathy.
The lack of attention to cleanliness and customer care was appalling. I’ve stayed in budget hotels before, but this place was beyond unacceptable. They clearly don't care about their guests or their reputation. Save your money, health and your sanity—stay literally anywhere else but here!
Eric Senn
Not terrible. Decent rooms. The staff was very nice and helpful. I'm only rating the room and service. The casino is a casino. You seen one you have pretty much seen them all. The rooms are designed for you to spend money. No fridge, bad TVs. They want you out of that room and in the casino. The restaurants, like everywhere in Vegas, are way overpriced.
Carl Archey
Main Pyramid The staff was outstanding. The bed was comfortable and clean. The elevator kind of worked. The water soda machine next to my room wouldn't take cash or card. The irritating do not disturb sign that wouldn't stay on the door handle of my room found a cockroach in the bathroom of my room. I know it's part of the theme of the pyramid and all, but it just seemed way too dark in there everywhere we went at the Luxor. The facility just looks like it needed to be updated/ renovated. Could have used the refrigerator. Cosmetic store on the main floor staff offended my wife when she refused to buy or take free samples when they asked her. "Don't you want to look better?'
MGM you can do better. Just on big money grab. Native American casinos are just way better than the MGM. Sorry, just what I have experienced. From Oregon to Georgia.
Mohamed Shams
King Corner suite was outdated. The seating in the room looked worn out and didn't smell fresh. Spacious and bathroom+bedding was sufficiently clean. Overall seemed understaffed and it's incredibly hard to get to speak to front desk staff in person.
traversing the parking lot to the room for self parking will have you dragging your luggage a very long way on carpeting.
checking is 3pm where you will encounter massive lines. Pool closes at an early 6pm. the best time to be on the pool given the weather. why??? way too early.
Not recommended. Take your money elsewhere. Book early to get the best rate and find a more service/luxury oriented experience elsewhere.
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