My boyfriend and I stayed at The Luxor for our first trip to Las Vegas in August 2011. There was a very long line to check-in, but it moved quickly. One thing I found different was that not all elevators went to every floor, so our elevator was at the very back of the casino. The elevators move diagonally which surprised, they were a little shaky. Our room was clean and comfortable. The air conditioner worked great! The bathroom was rather small, but we stayed in a basic room. The room was very quiet. The windows had black out curtains, which we used often because our room faced the Mandalay Bay which is highly reflective. I was most pleased with the selection of restaurants offered at the hotel. There were several in the hotel itself, and it connected to a mall with more restaurants. The mall connects to Mandalay Bay. There is a tram that connects Mandalay Bay, Luxor, and Excalibur which is nice and makes it easier to get around and on the the strip. The Luxor is further away from the Strip, so be prepared to walk or take taxis to get to the more popular areas. I enjoyed my stay but have since opted to stay at hotels situated closer to the Strip.

Our stay at the Luxor was not terrible but it was not anything special either. This was my husband and I's 2nd trip to Vegas and we were travelling with three buddies who go twice a year. We booked a 2-bed suit for 5 days and it was located on the 20th floor. The room had a hot tub overlooking the strip which was awesome. Our only complaint was that it did not drain properly and we had to call multiple times to get it fixed but at check-out we received a partial refund. I really liked the casino area - the dealers were a lot of fun and I enjoyed the company of the other guests, but the rooms are kind of far away due to the pyramid-shaped building. Also, I was not a huge fan of the elevators - they go up at an angle and are really shaky (again, due to the shape of the building). We ate at the cafe and the buffet a few times and were pleased - nothing exceptional but we always left full and happy. Overall, I would probably stay here again if my husband really wanted to. The prices were reasonable and the atmosphere was fun.

We stayed at the Luxor February 1-5, 2012. In route to Las Vegas, we received an email from our convention sponsers indicating that Legionaires Disease was present at this hotel. The Luxor was willing to switch us to a different hotel, however we decided to stay. We booked a Tower room 8 months prior, upon check-in we were informed all the Tower rooms were taken and that all they had left was a regular room in the pyramid. Again, we said fine. The room was basic; no fridge or coffee maker. The hotel did not impress me in any way to say anything was great. It was average. In the future I would not choose this hotel again.

we booked a vacation package with Allegiant Airlines in January - as soon as we checked in at the Luxor we were hit with $51 in resort fees - over $16 a day for use of the gym, wi-fi and I think I read later on their web site the newspaper - we were never told that and never got one- anyway no way to get out of it - after returning home I complained to the hotel about not knowing about resort fees prior to booking and she told me that they would advise Allegiant to note it in their advertisement - I just checked and I see no such thing - last time I checked the Luxor site they only tell you about resort fees once you hit the "book it" button. I wouldn't stay here again not only for that reason but it is a heck of a long walk to our theatre tickets even though we like to walk - blocks and blocks of crowded sidewalks - I've been to Vegas a number of times in my life - probably been there done that enough.




















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