justin
The concept and interior decor are genuinely impressive and still one of the more unique experiences on the Strip. Walking into the pyramid and seeing the scale of the lobby never really gets old. That said, once you look past the concept, the property itself is clearly dated.
The rooms are large, which is a plus, but soundproofing is poor and you can easily hear the room next door. It takes away from the comfort and makes it hard to fully relax. Room service was also a frustrating experience. They push everything through an app that simply does not work properly, which creates more hassle than convenience. I really do not understand why MGM rolls out tech like this without properly testing it first.
The lobby is almost always busy, so if you have any kind of issue or need assistance, be prepared to wait. Staff are generally fine, but the volume of people makes everything slower than it should be.
That said, for the price I paid, under $100 per night, it is definitely worth it. You get a large room, a memorable setting, and a solid Strip location. You can just tell the property is showing its age and feels like it is slowly being left behind compared to newer hotels.
Worth staying for the value and the novelty, but manage expectations.
Tara C
Like all Vegas hotels the goal seems to be to extract the max amount of money for the minimum value. Check in line was atrocious. Parking was a pain to get in and out of due to their card key system not fully working and only one gate on the top floor. Rooms were adequate but no coffee maker or fridge or anything. Super noisy ice maker worked but I hope you don’t end up in the room next to it. The mobile key didn’t work and I had to walk the mile back the check in for a physical key. The shower didn’t drain properly. My friend’s room didnt have hot water and the ac broke. Noise from outside was very audible. I will make it a point to avoid staying here in future. Like a lot of people I saw I was here for a kid sports tournament due to stay and play rules. Starbucks in hotel only allows order ahead if you pay with a gift card and otherwise is a very long line at popular morning times. On the plus side the elevators are quick.
Tara Richardson
I had only walked thru the Luxor until this work stay with the conference next door to the sold out MB. It was okay actually. The rooms were dated but clean. New carpet would bump it up. Those in charge of craps and roulette were all chill and since I’m no pro that was nice. Decent but small floor of machines. Good breakfast restaurant. Starbucks also on site. I didnt see any of the attractions but there were several. (The elevator is an inclinator, so yes, it’s moving that way in case you go.) Also, super easy access to other side hotels but a distance from Caesars, etc.
Town
My wife and I, and a few friends recently took a trip to Vegas where we stayed at the Luxor Hotel. Firstly, The building design has always intrigued me and the atmosphere definitely has an Egyptian feel to it. Overall, the rooms are decent. I do think they could remodel them to fit the Egyptian theme, but it is what it is. I will say, staff (room service) was very prompt in the morning! They accommodated everything we asked for very promptly! The downside about the stay is how the rooms are setup. Which can only be b/c of the design of the hotel itself. It felt like we had to walk 1.5 miles just to get to the elevators! The fact that MOST rooms don't have a microwave or fridge was a little frustrating.
My only other gripe was how far the hotel is off the strip. Which isn't necessarily a BAD thing, but the tram services should definitely run the whole course of strip w/o cost...but....it's Las Vegas...so there's trade-offs!
Nonetheless, I would stay again, just make sure you bring good shoes lol.
Linda Rosevear
Although the bed and pillows were very comfortable and the bathroom is nice, the room lacks a mini refrigerator, microwave, amd coffee maker. I upgraded for a larger window, but I have no view of anything. I overlook a roof top and then the pyramid blocks the view of anything else. The pyramid is a black triangle, nothing to look at. You pay for parking, you pay for breakfast, nothing is included with the room. Location wise, it is so far to one end of the strip that it makes for a long walk to enjoy what the strip has to offer. And I wouldn't bring children here. They advertise a sexy show everywhere and pretty explicitly.
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