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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
The castle exterior promises fun and adventure - which is exactly what you'll find inside Excalibur, one of the most recognizable landmarks of Las Vegas. Located in the heart of the famed Las Vegas Strip, Excalibur offers exceptional value and a range of dining and entertainment options in a setting that's fun, not fancy.
Excalibur offers three floors of excitement. The property's main level is home to one of the friendliest, most exciting casinos on the Strip. Downstairs, visitors of all ages will find fun along the carnival midway. Excalibur's Castle Walk, a promenade above the casino, features a variety of shops and street vendors that recreate the ambiance of a Medieval bazaar. Scattered throughout the property are dining and entertainment venues that emphasize quality, value and friendliness.
Amenities:
The hotel's outdoor spaces include two huge pools, a man-made mountain, dramatic waterfalls and two thrilling water slides. The 2007 new and improved pool complex expands on the two existing and landscaped pools to feature additional spa areas, relaxing & reflecting pools, fire pits and other amenities.
The 13,000-square-foot Royal Treatment Spa and Fitness Center offers massages, facials, a fitness center and separate pools and saunas for men and women. The bright, modern facility neighbors Excalibur's pool area.
Castle Walk is home to restaurants, stores and a food court with familiar favorites like Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Quizno's, Cold Stone Creamery, Starbuck's and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts (open 24 hours!).
Excalibur's 100,000-square-foot casino is famous as a fun and friendly place to play. It's full of hot slot games as well as video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow and keno. Excalibur's all-new poker room places the wildly popular game into the center of the casino floor and a 150-seat sports book features a television at each seat. Casino players earn comps, cash back and invitations to special events through the Excalibur player's club.
An elevated tram connects the hotel with neighboring sister hotels Mandalay Bay and Luxor.
A Resort Fee of $7.50 per room, per night, will be charged at the front desk. This includes fitness center access each day of guests' stay; two (2) beverages and/or well drinks in any casino bar; two (2) games per stay at Excalibur's Midway entertainment venue; and unlimited local telephone calls from guest rooms. Long distance domestic calls are just 10 cents per minute.
*** Guests must be 21 or older to check in. Maximum stay is 10 nights - Excalibur will not honor a booking longer than 10 nights. ***
Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 7, check-out Dec 8
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Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(1638 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3850 Las Vegas Blvd So., Las Vegas, NV 89109
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas - McCarran International Airport
Located on Las Vegas Blvd.
Octane is a high energy lounge on the Excalibur's Castle Walk level-the perfect place to grab a drink before dinner or after a show. In fact, Octane is a show in itself, thanks to a team of energetic bartenders and servers who break into high-energy dance routines throughout the evening.
Sir Galahad's Pub and Prime Rib House is a favorite of king and queen alike. Prime Rib, aged to perfection. The USDA Choice meat is seasoned in rock salt and fresh-ground pepper and then slow-cooked to order.
Sherwood Forest Cafe is the only 24-hour, full service eatery in the kingdom. Serving hearty fare for breakfast, lunch, dinner or midnight feast, this cafe is sure to please even the most royal of appetites.
The Steakhouse at Camelot opened in July 1997. The award-winning menu reflects a highly personal interpretation of America's most desired culinary selections. With a perfect balance of harmonious flavors and textures, Chef Frank Suosmaa and his staff deliver a dining experience fit for a king or queen.
Upon entering Regale Italian Eatery, guests are transported to the Italian countryside. Guests can enjoy familiar cuisine with specialties inspired by traditional favorites. Adding to the restaurant's ambiance of romance and comfort is the instrumental string music performed live each night.
The largest buffet in Las Vegas features a wide selection of entrees, salads and desserts at moderate prices. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Famous for our deliciously messy cuisine, zany décor, rowdy wait staff, live bands and let-loose atmosphere, Dick's Last Resort offers a casual, down-to-earth entertainment option for visitors to the "Entertainment Capital of the World."
Excalibur's new banquet and meeting facility houses over 12,000 square feet of space, perfectly arranged for any occasion. Nine different rooms are available for everything from a grand ballroom to a smaller intimate gathering. Our facility also offers complete catering services.
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Check-in: 1400
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Dec 7, check-out Dec 8
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Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(1638 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
Not bad
NICESSUS Nov 4, 2009
Our Hotel was on The Strip and in a great location. We had public transportation right there. The Conceirge Desk was helpful. ... There was plenty to do in the Hotel. The Women's Spa was great and affordable. Negatives were numerous. The Hotel staff did not Speak english well. The pools were small. Housekeeping did not vaccuum our room and they made the beds up sloppy. The room we were in was in need of a remodel. There was torn wallpaper.
Traveler type: Friends
They now have a bus service that goes up and down the strip and down to Freemont Street
Score
3 out of 5
Nickel & Dime All The Way!
Las Vegas Pro Nov 4, 2009
Right off the bat, the clerk at the registration desk had a chip on her shoulder. She became agitated that I was unwilling ... to pay an extra $20/night for a room with a safety box. The hotel was essentially empty and she would not offer any upgrade. Next, I went to the health spa...unlimited access was part of the $8.40/day "resort fee." When I tried to get a locker, I was told that use of the locker room, shower, sauna, and steam was an extra $5 per day. Do I need to go any further??? I have one more comment; the leftovers from my neighbor's room service meal sat in the hallway the entire 3 nights I was there.
Traveler type: Single
Make sure you get quotes from each hotel you consider that include any of these "resort fees" or "surcharges" before you book. What might seem like a bargain, could end up costing as much as the Bellagio.
Score
4 out of 5
Fun at Dick's
Woodie Nov 4, 2009
It weas a stopover for a trip to California. I especially enjoyed Dick's restaurant. What bothered me was the lack of free ... airport shuttle service, the various tacky fees for fitness room use etc and the inflated dining costs.
Traveler type: Single
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They now have a bus service that goes up and down the strip and down to Freemont Street
--NICESSUS, PUEBLO, CO Nov 4, 2009
Make sure you get quotes from each hotel you consider that include any of these "resort fees" or "surcharges" before you book. What might seem like a bargain, could end up costing as much as the Bellagio.
--Las Vegas Pro, New York Nov 4, 2009
Dick's last resort is a great place for a more low key yet really fun night. The staff is fun. food and drinks are great and resonable. I have been twice in the past few years and both times have had memorable nights at Dick's.
--The best B-day present giver, Chicago, IL Nov 2, 2009
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(1638 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
3 out of 5
Not bad
NICESSUS Nov 4, 2009
Our Hotel was on The Strip and in a great location. We had public transportation right there. The Conceirge Desk was helpful. ... There was plenty to do in the Hotel. The Women's Spa was great and affordable. Negatives were numerous. The Hotel staff did not Speak english well. The pools were small. Housekeeping did not vaccuum our room and they made the beds up sloppy. The room we were in was in need of a remodel. There was torn wallpaper.
Traveler type: Friends
They now have a bus service that goes up and down the strip and down to Freemont Street
Score
3 out of 5
Nickel & Dime All The Way!
Las Vegas Pro Nov 4, 2009
Right off the bat, the clerk at the registration desk had a chip on her shoulder. She became agitated that I was unwilling ... to pay an extra $20/night for a room with a safety box. The hotel was essentially empty and she would not offer any upgrade. Next, I went to the health spa...unlimited access was part of the $8.40/day "resort fee." When I tried to get a locker, I was told that use of the locker room, shower, sauna, and steam was an extra $5 per day. Do I need to go any further??? I have one more comment; the leftovers from my neighbor's room service meal sat in the hallway the entire 3 nights I was there.
Traveler type: Single
Make sure you get quotes from each hotel you consider that include any of these "resort fees" or "surcharges" before you book. What might seem like a bargain, could end up costing as much as the Bellagio.
Score
4 out of 5
Fun at Dick's
Woodie Nov 4, 2009
It weas a stopover for a trip to California. I especially enjoyed Dick's restaurant. What bothered me was the lack of free ... airport shuttle service, the various tacky fees for fitness room use etc and the inflated dining costs.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
excelent location
Friends Nov 3, 2009
The location is excellent, you can walk almost every place. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
adequate
ron88 Nov 2, 2009
none ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Good stay
Ricky Nov 2, 2009
Friendly staff; quiet; clean rooms; good food court. ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Great Place
The best B-day present giver Nov 2, 2009
Really fun place to be. Perfect for a bunch of friends or family. It seems to have a reputation for being just a family or ... kid type palce. But we thought the opposite. One of the better atmospheres to kick back and have some fun. The pool is nice, the casino is fun, good food all around and you dont feel like you will get in trouble for spilling a drink like in some other hotels. Really fun for people of all ages.
Traveler type: Friends
Dick's last resort is a great place for a more low key yet really fun night. The staff is fun. food and drinks are great and resonable. I have been twice in the past few years and both times have had memorable nights at Dick's.
Score
4 out of 5
The castle is fine.
Jason Nov 2, 2009
Remember that the Excalibur is NOT the Venetian, Bellagio, or Caesar's. Stay at the Excalibur for location and price. Price ... includes a no frills room, low minimum gambling, and walking distance to about everything else you want to do.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Excalibur
Las Vegas is Dirty Nov 1, 2009
Concierege people were very annoying & nagging you every time you passed through the casino part of the hotel to get free ... tickets to a show, however, they were NOT free - you had to spend 1 day of your vacation with them and tour a new hotel. It wasn't bad the first time they asked, but when we were asked EVERY time we walked past their desk, it got old very quickly!
Traveler type: Couples
Blue Man Group is AWESOME!
Score
4 out of 5
Really nice
S & M Nov 1, 2009
It was a great experience thought for the price it wasn't going to be that nice but it was very nice great location to do ... pretty much anything.
Traveler type: Single
Great for nightlife.
Score
1 out of 5
Never again
spa girl Oct 31, 2009
The hotel is in a god location, but the rooms were dirty and smelled! ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Girls Only
Kdndjc Oct 31, 2009
Hotel location was great. Casino was clean and cocktail servers fast and friendly. Easy to get to other hotels. ...
Traveler type: Friends
many great places to eat in a short distance
Score
4 out of 5
good for the price
sunshine Oct 31, 2009
too much smoke in the casino ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Fantastic Time
Ms. Platinum Planner Oct 30, 2009
I like the fact that the hotel was located on the strip I enjoyed the live entertainment and the Dj music at nite The ... Buffet was good. I would have liked for a microwave to have been in the room or refrigerator This was a great trip and I really enjoyed myself
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Ok price for a great location,
Marlow the Bestman Oct 30, 2009
Long line at the check in. The room was about average, in every manner. Parking is a nightmare. ...
Traveler type: Friends
Across the street at the New York New York.
Score
1 out of 5
Rude, Money Hungry, Cold
Katiesnana Oct 30, 2009
Our purpose for the trip was to get married in Vegas...that was the only positive experience...In all we found the staff to ... be cold and unaccommodating especially in the casino...In fact during general conversation at a texas holdem poker table I was sharing with the other players how nice the casinos were in Biloxi MS and the dealer actually told me I should stay in Biloxi...My reply to him was "I plan to" !!!!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
Not up to par
rookie Oct 29, 2009
THe rooms weren't very nice. Missing handles on dresses. Toilet paper held up by a pen. The casino ventalation compared to ... the other casinos wasnt up to par. I was congressed for the entire trip because of the cigarette smoke. [...]. The pool area was really nice getaway from the casino environment. It was accessable to the strip which was nice. I give this hotel a 5 (1-10). I wouldnt stay at the exalibur in future trips i make to vegas.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
GOOD!!!!!!!!!
CHRIS Oct 29, 2009
THE HOTEL WAS AWESOME WE JUST HAD TO HAVE THEM COME CLEAN THE REST ROOM AGAIN ...... I WILL FOR SHURE STAY HERE AGIAN WHEN I ... GO TO VEGAS NEXT TIME ...
Traveler type: Family
GET OUT ON THE STRIP ENJOY THE NIGHT LIFE AND UR TRIP WILL BE AWESOME
Score
3 out of 5
Excalibur
Ben C Oct 28, 2009
The Excalibur is in an excellent location. It is accessible to both the Luxor & Mandalay Bay via monorail & New York, New ... York via elevated crosswalk. For entertainment, we had fun bouncing between the many penny & 2-cent slot machines @ the hotel and connecting hotels. It had a decent variety of fast-food restaurants if living on the cheap. Everything in the 24-hour store was extremely over priced though. The room was adequete. Only two complaints - the alarm clock didn't keep the right time and reset. Ten minutes in to our stay a person knocked on our door and then continued to unlock the door and come in. They said they were wanted to take inventory of the room. We were hesitant at first, but I asked a few questions to make sure they were legit. It was still weird & disturbing that they just opened the door though.
Traveler type: Friends
Buy an all day pass to the monorail if you plan on traveling up & down the strip. You can catch the south-end stop at the MGM Grand (take walkway from Excalibur, to NY NY, to MGM.
Score
2 out of 5
Not for a family getaway
Case Oct 28, 2009
There is was to much going on right as you walked in so it was hard to find anything. To many people offering Timeshare ... really annoying! One of the most smokiest hotels that we went into.
Traveler type: Couples
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They now have a bus service that goes up and down the strip and down to Freemont Street
--NICESSUS, PUEBLO, CO Nov 4, 2009
Make sure you get quotes from each hotel you consider that include any of these "resort fees" or "surcharges" before you book. What might seem like a bargain, could end up costing as much as the Bellagio.
--Las Vegas Pro, New York Nov 4, 2009
Dick's last resort is a great place for a more low key yet really fun night. The staff is fun. food and drinks are great and resonable. I have been twice in the past few years and both times have had memorable nights at Dick's.
--The best B-day present giver, Chicago, IL Nov 2, 2009
Blue Man Group is AWESOME!
--Las Vegas is Dirty, ND Nov 1, 2009
Great for nightlife.
--S & M, San Diego, Ca Nov 1, 2009
many great places to eat in a short distance
--Kdndjc, Tacoma, WA Oct 31, 2009
Across the street at the New York New York.
--Marlow the Bestman, Guadalupe, Az. Oct 30, 2009
GET OUT ON THE STRIP ENJOY THE NIGHT LIFE AND UR TRIP WILL BE AWESOME
--CHRIS, KEMP TX Oct 29, 2009
Buy an all day pass to the monorail if you plan on traveling up & down the strip. You can catch the south-end stop at the MGM Grand (take walkway from Excalibur, to NY NY, to MGM.
--Ben C, Michigan Oct 28, 2009
it was great the hotels connecting to each other
--mamadukes, Haverhill, mass Oct 28, 2009
Try Dicks Restaurant
--faazy, Virginia Oct 27, 2009
The tournament.
--Jay, New York Oct 27, 2009
Emeril's in MGM Grand. A new fish restaurant. We loved it.
--CJ, UT Oct 27, 2009
Be sure to take in the shows as the 2 we took in were both great. Chris Angel was great (5 out of 5 on a 5 star rating) and "O" was FANTASTIC and would be accorded a 10 star rating. Lots of good deals to be found for supper along the strip - look in the Miracle Mile shops and restuarants. Set a day aside and take the day trip to the Grand Canyon - it was well worth the time and money.
--Alexs, Oakville, Ontario, Canada Oct 27, 2009
The Strip!
--batgeek, MCO Oct 27, 2009
Get up early to see as much as you can. You beat the big crowds on the street and in the hotels. I was up by 8am, done with the Strip by 3pm, napped, and refreshed for the shows at night.
--Jerry- the single traveler, Miami, FL Oct 26, 2009
Great lounge by one of the casino bars. You can watch tons of sporting events without any pressure to buy drinks.
--GoHawks, Iowa Oct 26, 2009
We paid for 24hr passes on the local bus system for taking us up and down the strip, 7 dollars for the pass saved us a lot of walking.
--Wyoming, Miles City,MT Oct 26, 2009
Walked the strip from one side to the next. Worth the 13 hours it took with sight-seeing.
--I miss my love, Flagstaff, AZ Oct 26, 2009
Hawaiian Village - go and see the Love Brothers perform Motown's greatest hits. Incredible vocals, very entertaining and FREE.
--Vin, Woodbridge, NJ Oct 24, 2009
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