The Strip
Luxor Las Vegas
Member rates available
Travelzoo Staff
Why We Love It
- Iconic Las Vegas resort with a fun Pyramid design and Egyptian theme
- Mid-range option at the Strip's south end for budget-conscious travelers
- Home to one of the largest pools on the Strip
- Connected by free Monorail to Excalibur and Mandalay Bay
"Marvelous views" -- Frommer's
Map & Directions
Rooms & Rates
Overview
Fixed on the southern end of the Strip, the enormous 30-story glass pyramid of the Luxor Hotel and Casino is hard to miss, and with a large pool area including iced aromatherapy towels and shady cabanas, permanent live shows, and an expansive 120,000-square-foot casino, this Sin City icon is a good balance of value and amenities.
Guests here are in for a bustling and loud Vegas experience. There is a free monorail that connects to neighboring Mandalay Bay and Excalibur, making for easy exploration of the immediate area. At night, visitors will have no trouble getting their bearings: The Luxor Sky Beam emits the world's strongest beam of light stretching high into the sky from the pyramid's peak.
Inside, the kitschy Pyramid rooms are reached via futuristic angled elevators, and the slanted room windows offer great views of the Strip. For more traditional accommodations, book a newly renovated room in the Tower wing next door. The hotel’s restaurants serve cuisine from every corner of the globe from budget-friendly buffets to an upscale sushi spot and steakhouse.
From the Press:
- "Pyramid rooms have marvelous views through the slanted windows." - Frommer's
- "Whether you're arriving in Vegas on an airplane or cruising into town along a desert highway, there's a fixture on the skyline that never escapes the eye: the striking 30-story pyramid of the Luxor casino-resort." - Lonely Planet
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Rates may vary by date, are subject to availability and are not guaranteed until your purchase is complete.
The room rates listed are for double occupancy per room unless otherwise stated and exclude tax recovery charges and service fees.
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*Unless otherwise stated, Travelzoo-exclusive extras are valid once per stay (based on two adults sharing). Value is an estimate based on double occupancy. Extras are only included with Member Rates and may not be available on all dates. Extras are non-transferable and have no cash value. Total value may vary depending on time of booking and availability. When included, breakfast may be limited to 2 guests per stay subject to hotel’s discretion. Other restrictions may apply; see our T&Cs for details.
Please note: Some amenities and services may not be available in all rooms or may incur an additional charge. All prices stated have been verified at the time of publication and may vary at the discretion of the hotel.
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(31 Member Ratings)
Enjoyed Most
It looks impressive !
Other Comments
I have trouble walking and no matter what you wanted to do, even if it was to get a cup of coffee, we had to walk a HUGE distance, the way the place is laid out, there is no short cuts ANYWHERE. To walk from the parking garage to the front desk you had to walk across the entire casino plus about a 100 yard walk from the nearest point in the garage. Everything was difficult to get to. Then there is the price of food and beverage, I think $9.00 for a bottle of domestic beer and $9.00 for a hot dog is a little beyond reasonable. We had a $1.50 hot dog at Costco that was much better. Even cheaper motels have coffee makers and minifridges in the rooms. the room itself was nice enough but it just wasn't convenient. I guess my memory of Las Vegas hotels when food was very inexpensive, drinks were some time even free and you didn't have to park half a mile away and pay to do so.
George
Feb 16, 2019
Bakersfield, CA, USA
Enjoyed Most
big hotel, but feels small enough to get around
Ann
Nov 16, 2018
Lodi, CA, USA
Enjoyed Most
Overbooked - ruined trip
Other Comments
Overbooked - ruined trip
Darian
Nov 12, 2018
South Lyon, MI, USA
Enjoyed Most
Chris Angel Magic Show
Rolando
Oct 18, 2018
Sachse, TX, USA
Enjoyed Most
Reservation stAff was great
LeAnn
Oct 09, 2018
Riverside, CA, USA
Enjoyed Most
Not really. We stayed the night before at the Palazzo and it was wonderful.
Other Comments
The hotel was very dated, the amenities were next to nothing and the expense was extremely high considering the cost and resort fees. The food at the buffet was frozen -heated food that wasn't fresh. The non-smoking rooms smelled of pot smoke and cigarette smoke.
John
Jul 25, 2018
Cleveland, SC, USA
Enjoyed Most
Starbucks , tram access
Other Comments
Waited on hold for more than 6 min for concierge only to see they were closed but recording just left me on hold
Tried calling to check out and after 8 min gave up
valerie
Jul 25, 2018
Benicia, CA, USA
Enjoyed Most
The staff were very accommodating.
Other Comments
This is my go to hotel when in visit Las Vegas.
I recommend ot to everyone.
Jul 05, 2018
lawndalu, CA, USA
Enjoyed Most
Great vibe with lots of activities, lots to see and experience including food and shows.
Monica
May 29, 2018
Napa, CA, USA
Enjoyed Most
The ambience and the better class of clientele ( we walked through circus circus , it was a zoo. Would never stay there)
Other Comments
I think it would be a great idea if you had a non-smoking casino. I would’ve spent more time gambling if I had been able to get away from the smoke.
Kim
Mar 31, 2018
Marengo, IL, USA
