Luxor Hotel & Casino

Staying at the Luxor is such a classic Las Vegas experience. I came here to stay since it was close to one of the gyms I was going to during my visit. The pyramid design alone makes it feel unique, and walking into the massive atrium never gets old — it’s one of those places that reminds you you’re truly in Vegas. The check-in process was smooth, and the staff were friendly and welcoming from the start. The room was clean, comfortable, and had everything needed for a relaxing stay. While the property has that classic Vegas feel, it’s clear they’ve done a nice job keeping things updated and well maintained. One of the best parts of staying here is the atmosphere. The casino floor has great energy without feeling overwhelming, and there’s plenty to explore throughout the property. The res

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

I'm so sick of the nickle and dime scam used to get more money out of guests. The first thing that happened when I walked in was a scam to get more money out of me with the "Welcome gift". I prepaid well in advance of my stay to properly budget for my trip. Upon checkin, I'm charged additional fees and deposits. Just include these fees up front! It really sours my opinion of the establishment when they hide the fact that the price is not the real price. The hotel and casino overall is decent. However the rooms themselves are lacking and I'm sure it's by design. No fridge or microwave, I'm sure its to force guests into dining downstairs. Which I wont do. I will walk across the street and use another hotels dining on principle. The rooms are very dated as well. I felt like I walked into 1986

I booked the Luxor expecting at least a baseline level of hospitality given how iconic the property is. Check-in is entirely kiosk-based and confusing, with little staff support. I’m someone who grew up with technology and self-checkouts, and even I found it frustrating. What happened to actual hospitality? The rooms are outdated and not particularly clean, with minimal bathroom amenities. There isn’t even a fridge in the room…which is clearly a tactic to force guests to buy overpriced drinks downstairs. If you need help with anything, good luck. Reaching guest services, housekeeping, or the concierge is nearly impossible. It’s honestly wild that a hotel this famous feels this neglected. You’ll get the same level of comfort (or better) at a roadside motel and probably better service too

Positive: Location to airport. Negative: Eoom outdated. Had to have housekeeping fix the drain in bathroom which was plugged on arrival. Sink drain valve stuck and would release to drain the aink. Bathroom has minimal lighting. No light in the shower itself. Wall outlets had extremely old plugs.