sean scott
Hello everyone,
I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas and I must say, the experience was quite memorable. While the hotel may not boast the most modern amenities or intricate details in its decor, it certainly made up for it with one of the best buffets I've ever experienced in Las Vegas.
During my visit, I focused primarily on exploring the culinary offerings of the hotel, so I cannot speak to the overall room quality or other amenities. However, I can confidently say that the Luxor Hotel's buffet exceeded my expectations. In my opinion, it stands out as a hidden gem among the many dining options along the Las Vegas strip.
I would highly recommend the Luxor Hotel to anyone looking for a delightful dining experience. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would give their buffet and dinner options a solid 10 for their exceptional quality and variety.
Imo C
Checked in at 3pm and were fortunate to get an upgrade to a room with two beds and a view back out to the sphinx. The room was large and well lit, if not a little dated. The bathroom was a good size also. We would have seen the Tropicana from the room if we’d been a few weeks earlier!
The TV was a little odd, when turned on it went to a holding channel and wasn’t very user friendly. The cabinet beneath the TV was built in with draws and a wardrobe which were good sizes however there was clearly space where a fridge should have been but this was empty. A fridge would have been a welcome addition to keep our water cool over night.
The plug sockets are in odd locations but again I think that’s due to the hotel age.
The casino is a casino, we don’t gamble much so can’t comment on whether it is better or worse than any others on the Strip.
The location was good for us, we enjoyed that it was not a loud hotel.
The internal balcony walkways do feel unsafe and as if any lack of judgement could cause a major fall as there are no safety nets.
We enjoyed the Blue Man Group show however some of the “scalpers” that meet you at the hotel entrance are very pushy.
Pool is a good size and wasn’t busy however it does shut rather early given the Vegas heat and the lack of sun umbrellas is concerning, you have to pay for one which again given the hotel is in Vegas feels like a cash grab.
Overall the hotel is fine, an older hotel, in the less busy part of the city, plenty to do if you’re willing to pay, appears to be very child friendly based on the number of children we saw and the ease of getting to Excalibur but if you’re looking for luxury this may not be the hotel for you.
Denyse Sandpearl
The room wasn't bad, could do with updating, bed were comfortable, wish the had a mini fridge in the room for drinks also tea & coffee making futilities as I like a cup of coffee 1st thing. Lifts need to be upgraded or maintained better. Pool are was great lots of sunbeds, wasn't that busy would be nice if there were parasols handy (like in European hotels/resorts) as there wasn't much shade round the pool area.
Emily Langella
Stayed here for wwwy fest and thought it was perfect for our needs! The hotel itself is unique, beautiful, and very clean. Staying at the end of the strip was honestly great! It was a short walk over to the monorail (we could have taken the tram over, but wanted the exercise), it made getting over to the festival grounds a breeze. Breakfast at the cafe was quick, and there were large portions. Mobile check-in went smooth and very quick! Rooms were clean, comfortable, cool, and surprisingly quiet in the evening. Would stay here again :)
Dawn Scanlon
We went here partly for the pools, but when we got there all the pools were closed with no notice on the website. The rooms are subpar with a weird smell in them. This hotel is also on the opposite end of the strip than most of the worthwhile attractions. Don't expect to be able to just go out to the car if you forgot anything, either. Even the closest parking lot is a 15 to 20 minute walk. We had a group of us go so when we checked in we asked if we could visit each others floors because we were on multiple floors. The desk clerk said fine, she would just put it in the computer so we could. We couldn't and then when we returned to the desk the following day we were told we couldn't go to any floor besides our own. That's how the key cards work. We had to call each other, meet in the lobby and then go back up to whatever room we were getting ready in. Tedious and time wasting. The waitresses in the casino area completely ignore you if you're not a 100 year old man with obvious money. We got so fed up we just went to other casinos to drink and have fun. Definitely don't recommend.
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