Ana-Stacey BK
Overall our experience with this hotel is positive. The hotel is clean and not overhelmed with people. Several excubitions are there cirque du Soleil is nearby too.
Resort fee is $45 a day.
We stayed from Friday till Monday during Canadian Thanksgiving.
Spent few days at the pool. Saturday. We had a best service. We rented a halo daybed (It includes a server, a bucket of water that changed every hour and a staff member who would move the umbrella), server were coming every hour or so to ask if we need anything, but Sunday was the most ridiculous service we ever got. They would not bring the water. They would not change the bucket with the ice and if Administration reads it I think that something should be done, because we did paid a good amount of money. We did tip people well enough and we do expect a good service. Not to mention that the girl, the server Hispanic looking, not tall, longerhair, was not polite enough to say simple Thank you, compare to the lady we had on Saturday!
Rachel Sloan
The Luxor is a decent hotel. They seemed to be overbooked when we arrived and had to change our room from what we had originally booked. We were "upgraded" to a suite in the pyramid and it was nothing special. The rooms were clean but very dated. There was no coffee maker in the room but we did have a mini fridge. The bathroom was huge but the shower was very small. Overall, the stay was nice but nothing to write home about. The best thing the hotel has going for it is it's proximity to Allegiant Stadium. We came for the Raiders game and were incredibly surprised and thrilled by how close and easy to access the stadium was from Luxor. For the price, I can't complain, but this hotel is a solid 3-star at best. I'm not sure we would stay here again.
Doris Ditter
If you want clean and affordable, then this is the place. We came to enjoy gambling and eating in Vegas, not stay locked in our room.
The Luxor is Egyptian themed and was a juggernaut in its hayday. The inclinator or inclined elevator is of its time. People complain about it and you can see the hotel is trying to make that outdated thing work.
Think the Luxor could use some love, but overall it was a solid place for us to stay.
The staff was great and even the maintenance guy I ran into had a positive attitude.
The casino was good. We had fun at the tables and slots.
Luxor is in between two good sized food courts (Excalibur & Mandalay Bay). Plenty of food options.
Pool was great and we enjoyed it.
Ricardo Delatorre
Staff was great,
A/C in our room wasn't working. We filled our tub for a bath and noticed the shower had water flow up.. not a big deal, but there was some black debris..
Overall a fun experience and love the decor! Also, we enjoyed the Fantasy show!
Rose W
Just stayed at the Luxor for my first time in Vegas and while the hotel itself looks cool from the lobby to the exterior - the service and the rooms were lacking.
I stayed in an elite tower king room. These were supposedly the more updated rooms. While the room was pretty spacious, featuring both a tub and a shower in the bathroom, and a second counter & sink out next to the bed, along with a mini fridge - the room was HOT!
The wall thermostat was set to 65, but it never got down close to that. I called to the front desk around 7pm but was hung up on multiple times until I finally called again and got ahold of someone around 2am and requested a fan for the room.
After waiting about an hour, we had to go to the lobby to check on the status of the fan and we were told they’d send someone back up. Another hour passed, and we didn’t hear anything but opened the door to find the fan outside the door. While I’m thankful we got the fan, it was way too hard to get this and should not have been needed if the room cooled as it was supposed to.
I had other family staying in the same hotel, and their rooms were cooler - but more outdated and no fridge. They stayed in the pyramid. So it seemed like a give and take to us. Sure you can get a more updated room, but it’s warmer.
That said, compared to other prices of hotels on the strip - this one wasn’t bad and still had plenty to do within it with spacious rooms and really comfortable seating chairs in the rooms. My biggest complaint was just the temperature of the room and the lack of service with getting hung up on.