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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
Luxuriously designed with modern conveniences and amenities, the stylish accommodations at Luxor Hotel & Casino present spectacular city views and grand indulgences. THE PYRAMID - A marvel of modern construction, the iconic pyramid of Luxor Hotel & Casino climbs 350 feet into the desert sky and is crowned with the world's brightest beam of light. Within the walls of the great pyramid, Luxor furnishes 2,203 contemporary rooms and 234 plush spa suites, which are located in each corner of every floor. Each accommodation provides a warm, welcoming sense with soft, rich colors, and features oversized showers, wired Internet access, 27" color television, AM/FM radio with alarm, iron and ironing board, and many other amenities. THE TOWER - Luxor's twin 22-story towers feature 1,713 rooms and 237 lavish suites with stunning city views. These accommodations have been recently renovated and are the latest addition to Luxor's contemporary offerings. Each tower room features wired Internet access, 27" color television, AM/FM radio with alarm, iron and ironing board, and many other amenities. *** Enjoy award winning shows at Luxor: CRISS ANGEL Believe The newest Cirque du Soleil show, CRISS ANGEL Believe is a haunting journey inside the mind of Criss Angel. CARROT TOP - The popular stand-up comedian brings six trunks full of inventions and his red hair to the Atrium Theater. FANTASY - A seductive topless dance show featuring eight gorgeous dancers performing six nights a week in the Atrium Showroom. *** Plus, indulge in the pleasures of Nurture - the spa at Luxor, or relax with a cocktail by any one of our four large outdoor pools. We offer unparalleled gourmet dining at TENDER steak & seafood, but if you desire more casual fare, try the Pyramid café. Luxor also features three Starbucks coffee houses. Connected by tram to both Mandalay Bay and Excalibur, Luxor offers guests excellent service while inviting them to discover the magic of Las Vegas. Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition is now at Luxor! As visitors move through expanded Exhibition galleries, they will experience this important historical event, disaster and passenger stories in chronological order: from the construction yards, to her maiden voyage, the fated sinking, to modern day recovery efforts. Each guest will become a passenger and feel the excitement of that April day as they step into authentically re-created first and third class cabins, stroll through the Promenade Deck and stop for a breathtaking glance at the social hub of Titanic -- the Grand Staircase. They will then feel the temperature drop, learn details of the sinking, touch an iceberg and understand the theories of this tragic tale. Newly designed for Luxor, this blockbuster exhibition brings to life the story of the ill-fated ship through its authentic artifacts, dramatic room recreations and hands-on interactive experiences. *** Guests must be 18 or older to check into this property. A Resort Fee of $10.95 plus tax (per room, per night) will be collected at the front desk. Resort Fee includes daily newspaper delivery and daily bottled water delivery (two bottles daily), daily admission to Nurture Fitness Center (this does not include the use of spa facilities such as whirlpool, sauna, etc.), and unlimited local, toll free and domestic long distance phone calls. The Resort Fee will be applied to the individual guest room folio.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
3.6 out of 5
(1756 reviews)
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Hotel address: 3900 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV 89119
3900 Las Vegas Blvd, S Las Vegas, NV 89119
3 miles from Las Vegas McCarran International Airport (LAS)
Centrally located in Las Vegas.
Luxor Las Vegas unveils a rare indulgence in dining, Fusia. With a twist on tradition Asian dishes, the main ingredients are familiar but exotic flavors create dishes redolent with spice, color and always reveal a hint of the unexpected. With a generous portion appetizer menu, friends can share Satay Beef Skewers served in spiced tempura rings, drizzled with sweet Cilantro sauce and spiked with a zesty Mango Papaya salsa.
CatHouse offers the Las Vegas nightscape a discrete playpen for spontaneous, provocative and sophisticated entertainment. Lingerie inspired by the rich opulence of a 19th-century European bordello, CatHouse was created by an international team that includes European jet-setters, Australian celebrities, theatrical producers and one of Sin City's most popular chefs. Complimenting CatHouse's upscale lounge is a sexy and sophisticated restaurant from celebraty Chef Kerry Simon. For CatHouse's menu, Simon stays true to his roots while putting a new spin on his signature approach: dishes inspired by French and other European flavors. As the night progresses, two styles of music with two separate DJs, one European vocal house and one mainstream dance, juxtapose rhythmic tastes in distinct areas within CatHouse.
Surrounded by the casual elegance of hand-rubbed cherry wood and tapestries, TENDER steak & seafood serves only the finest cuts of aged prime beef, masterfully prepared by chef KC Fazel. In addition, sustainable seafood is also served. The exceptional service and warm atmosphere combine to create a magnificent dining experience.
Luxor takes off with Flight, a new bar adjacent to LAX. Designed by Thomas Schoos to carry LAX's unique design onto the casino floor, Flight offers a 40-seat lounge as well as a full bar serving the latest in premium cocktails, beer, wine and non-alcoholic selections.
Located in the center of Luxor's trademark pyramid, Liquidity features a bar and three separate lounge areas. Using cutting-edge technology, Liquidity's one-of-a-kind design centers on a projection system that uses water as a canvas. With a modern, sleek design, Liquidity provides a focal point for the remodeled casino floor, slated for completion in May 2008. The water theme of Liquidity will flow out onto the casino floor with new carpet, wall coverings, wave-patterned columns and alluring light fixtures all in varying shades of cool blues and vibrant purples and plums. Custom-designed ergonomic slot bases and chairs will provide a hip, contemporary look and feel, mirroring the dynamic energy of the new casino floor venues.
Luxor unveils a new era with Aurora! - an inviting 157-seat lounge that brings the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, to life with a dynamic landscape designed by Japanese design firm Super Potato. The lounge, open 24 hours a day, features signature martinis, mojitos and margaritas along with an assortment of contemporary cocktails, wine, beer and a premium selection of non-alcoholic beverages. Aurora also offers European bottle service, wine service and martinis poured tableside. Located in the lobby directly across from the front desk, Aurora creates a welcoming atmosphere.
T&T (Tacos & Tequila) is a highly stylized restaurant with a fun, high-energy vibe and flavorful menu. Embodying traditional and modern elements of Mexican style intermixed with a rock'n'roll flair, T&T combines the talents of world-renowned restaurateur Chef Richard Sandoval with the innovative creations of New York-based design team Rafael Alvarez and Brannen Brock for an unparalleled concept.
One of L.A.'s hottest nightclubs lights up Luxor with star power courtesy of celebrity investors DJ AM and Christina Aguilera. From the creators of PURE Nightclub, LAX Las Vegas combines the best of its Los Angeles namesake with the energy and excitement that only Pure Management Group can create. Catering to a sophisticated Hollywood crowd, LAX will be the destination of choice for discriminating club-goers, A-list celebrities and the social jet set. The intimate surroundings and incomparable DJ line-up will have nightlife aficionados itching to catch a glimpse of Las Vegas' newest hotspot.
Company American Bistro focuses on new American cuisine inspired by the combination of western techniques and Asian ingredients. The dishes are small and meant to be shared. Company American Bistro encompasses more than 10,000 square feet featuring an inviting lounge surrounded by aspen trees and hurricane lamp candles. The main dining room is highlighted by a state-of-the-art wine wall and unique silver-plated chandeliers. Comfort is of the essence as customers settle in to a custom made high-back leather chairs and cozy couches to enjoy their meal while an abundance of fashioned tree logs and stack stone add to the restaurants decor, creating a warm, soothing environment.
Pure Management Group brings an all-new style of nightlife to Las Vegas with Noir Bar, an ultra-exclusive nightspot designed to cater only to the most elite clientele. While a part of Luxor's new nightlife scene, Noir's main entrance will be outside of the resort providing patrons private access to the venue without having to step foot on the casino floor. Reminiscent of a modern speakeasy, only those fortunate enough to get on the elite guest list will be allowed entrance through Noir's secret passageway into the stunning candle-lit bar layered in rich leathers and gleaming crystals. An intimate spot where guests can enjoy European bottle service, sip specialty drinks created tableside and sample scrumptious desserts from an antique-style French dessert cart, Noir Bar caters exclusively to the high-end club customer looking for a truly exclusive nightlife experience.
In the mood for a little nosh? Our restaurant offers deli-style foods in a New York-themed setting. Located on the Casino Level near the CRISS ANGEL Believe Theater, the Back Stage Deli menu includes favorites such as our signature Triple Decker sandwiches, Pretzel Bread Corned Beef, and Patty Melts with Caramelized Onions on Marbled Rye.
The MORE buffet is a true delight for all ages, and features a 30-foot salad bar, homemade pizza station, two carving stations, two omelet stations, and specialties from around the world. Our delectable dessert station features French pastries and sugar-free desserts.
Our multi-use Ballroom is modern sophistication at its best, with 20,000 square feet of space that's easily adaptable to your every need. You'll also find Luxor's convention services staff and catering capabilities ensures your peace of mind and your event's success. At Luxor, you'll find everything you could possibly need to conduct a successful function, from flexible meeting space to a cutting-edge video, lighting and audio system. To help you while you're away from your office, we have provided a full-service business center. Whether it's a private executive session, a rewarding incentive event, or an entire convention, we'll go out of our way to make you feel that your gathering is our only priority. Our highly skilled convention staff can handle all of your arrangements in a style that will reflect positively on you and your company.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
*rate found for check-in Nov 23, check-out Nov 26
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Overall score
3.6 out of 5
(1756 reviews)
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Score
3 out of 5
Average Stay
Paula R. Nov 5, 2009
Hotel nice enough. Not a bad stay. The only issue I have is at check in we were asked if we wanted to upgrade to a suite ... for only $50 a night. We did, but the quality of the "suite" was not great, plus we were charged an extra $20 a night for a newspaper and two bottles of water. This was a rip off. I would recommend you do not upgrade it asked at check in. It isn't worth it.
Traveler type: Couples
You can easily find better shopping, souveniers at other places or off the "Strip". Take the time to look around, don't just shop at your hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
The Luxor was just ok.
Under dog Nov 4, 2009
Staff solicitations while walking through the hotel and casino were over the top and annoying. Dirty dishes outside of ... neighboring room for almost one day was offensive. Inconsistent housekeeping schedules. Signs in room indicated the hotel wanted to be "green" by reusing towels, however the staff replaced our towels daily even though we hung them up as our indication to reuse. $10.95/day for two bottles of water and a newspaper is a rip off. No safe in the room either.
Traveler type: Couples
Take the back/side roads and avoid driving the strip.
Score
3 out of 5
Perfect for couples
Big Mike Nov 3, 2009
I called in advance for a king sized bed rather than two queens in the "Pyramid Suite". Of course when i arrived they only ... had a room on the fifth floor with 2 queen beds and their reply was "its upon availability at time of check in" which is BS when they take your money the second you confirm your reservation you should get the room and bed you requested and payed for. (as a note, floors 1-5 don't require a room key to access the floors which means anyone can lurk around) The room with the 2 queens was extremely disgusting. It had hair in the hot tub, filthy carpets and furniture with horrible stains, broken lighting and outlets, needed dusting, and a view of the back of THE hotel at Mandalay which was nothing like the picture in the website. Fortunately, they accommodated me by relocating me to another Pyramid Suite on the 18th floor (which requires key access). It exceeded my expectations, but had a broken refridgerator and the air conditioning didnt work. Luckily it was october and not july and i didnt need to rely on the A/C to keep cool. Had I complained im sure they would have accommodated me but I didnt feel like moving rooms again. Overall the rest of the hotel was immaculate and friendly. The food was excellent too. Nightlife and entertainment was way below average. The casino was average. Lighting and noise is extremely low in this hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
See the "Bodies" and "Titanic" exhibits. Eat at "Company" excellent food and service.
Reviews represent the opinions of CheapTickets customers, not of CheapTickets or its staff.
You can easily find better shopping, souveniers at other places or off the "Strip". Take the time to look around, don't just shop at your hotel.
--Paula R., Anchorage, AK Nov 5, 2009
Take the back/side roads and avoid driving the strip.
--Under dog, PA Nov 4, 2009
See the "Bodies" and "Titanic" exhibits. Eat at "Company" excellent food and service.
--Big Mike, NY, NY Nov 3, 2009
Overall score
3.6 out of 5
(1756 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."
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Score
3 out of 5
Average Stay
Paula R. Nov 5, 2009
Hotel nice enough. Not a bad stay. The only issue I have is at check in we were asked if we wanted to upgrade to a suite ... for only $50 a night. We did, but the quality of the "suite" was not great, plus we were charged an extra $20 a night for a newspaper and two bottles of water. This was a rip off. I would recommend you do not upgrade it asked at check in. It isn't worth it.
Traveler type: Couples
You can easily find better shopping, souveniers at other places or off the "Strip". Take the time to look around, don't just shop at your hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
The Luxor was just ok.
Under dog Nov 4, 2009
Staff solicitations while walking through the hotel and casino were over the top and annoying. Dirty dishes outside of ... neighboring room for almost one day was offensive. Inconsistent housekeeping schedules. Signs in room indicated the hotel wanted to be "green" by reusing towels, however the staff replaced our towels daily even though we hung them up as our indication to reuse. $10.95/day for two bottles of water and a newspaper is a rip off. No safe in the room either.
Traveler type: Couples
Take the back/side roads and avoid driving the strip.
Score
3 out of 5
Perfect for couples
Big Mike Nov 3, 2009
I called in advance for a king sized bed rather than two queens in the "Pyramid Suite". Of course when i arrived they only ... had a room on the fifth floor with 2 queen beds and their reply was "its upon availability at time of check in" which is BS when they take your money the second you confirm your reservation you should get the room and bed you requested and payed for. (as a note, floors 1-5 don't require a room key to access the floors which means anyone can lurk around) The room with the 2 queens was extremely disgusting. It had hair in the hot tub, filthy carpets and furniture with horrible stains, broken lighting and outlets, needed dusting, and a view of the back of THE hotel at Mandalay which was nothing like the picture in the website. Fortunately, they accommodated me by relocating me to another Pyramid Suite on the 18th floor (which requires key access). It exceeded my expectations, but had a broken refridgerator and the air conditioning didnt work. Luckily it was october and not july and i didnt need to rely on the A/C to keep cool. Had I complained im sure they would have accommodated me but I didnt feel like moving rooms again. Overall the rest of the hotel was immaculate and friendly. The food was excellent too. Nightlife and entertainment was way below average. The casino was average. Lighting and noise is extremely low in this hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
See the "Bodies" and "Titanic" exhibits. Eat at "Company" excellent food and service.
Score
4 out of 5
Typical Vegas frenetic experience
Taroomball Nov 3, 2009
Typical Vegas experience. Quite breathtaking. Casinos generally the same standard inside. Distance from rooms to elevators ... was really excessive. No coffee maker in the room - had to queue at Starbucks each morning.
Traveler type: Couples
Do not wear yourself out trying to visit all the casinos/resorts and their facilities.
Score
4 out of 5
luxor
jke Nov 3, 2009
Great staff, very friendly and helpful ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Just OK
Brent Nov 3, 2009
I would say this is an ok hotel/casino. Rooms were ok. clean but nothing to write home about. It did the trick for sleeping ... and showering. It is far away from everything on the strip. Be prepared to walk or take the monarail by the MGM. cocktail waitress were the worst iv'e seen on the strip.The buffet was not worth the money.Actually the buffet was real bad for 4 times the money. Slots were very very tight.I stayed four nights and not only didnt I win but I didnt see anyone else win anything over 100. I gambled about 12 hours a day. Playing dollar slots betting 2-5 dollars each spin Lax night club will take care of u for being a guest. ask to be on the guest list a day in advance. comps are bad to for gamblers. check in was pretty quick. I checked in at the towers which had a low line.I dont plan on going back. would prefer hotel in the middle of strip.
Traveler type: Friends
buffet at manadlay bay is alot better for the money.It is also connected to the Luxor. very short walk.
Score
1 out of 5
Never here again!!!!
Troy Sigue Nov 3, 2009
Fees, Fees ,& more Fees This hotel had fees for everything imaginable, room was not as I expected. I personally think the ... 14.99 price per day for internet service was ridiculous . I did my part to conserve water but how could you when the water took twenty minutes or so to get hot ! I don't think I'll be staying at the Luxor anymore, I am totally disappointed[...]The guys in the valet parking area was friendly and very helpful and I think thats the best I can say for the Luxor
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Great Hotel to stay at
BB Nov 3, 2009
Really liked that we could check in early. It cost $10, but was well worth it (we checked in at 9 a.m.). The pillows and ... shower were super!! Beds comfy too. This hotel is right at the end of the strip, so did a lot of walking. It cost about $10 to cab it over to Fashion Mall at the other end of the strip. Cost about $20.00 in cab fare to get to the Premium Outlet Mall. Hotel quite classy... feels a little upscale. This would be the perfect Hotel if it was just a little cloer to the middle of the strip. But I would book this hotel again
Traveler type: Friends
Score
3 out of 5
Good location, good food
goatherder73 Nov 3, 2009
Hotel is beautifyul, convenient (when tram runs) and has great food. Easy to get on slot machines, knowledgeable dealers. ... Room was large but not as clean as I would like. Carpet needs shampooing and bedspread was smelly. Overall, a good buy though.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
"Luxor let me down"
Stephanie Nov 2, 2009
Our room was next to a maintenance room so it was very noisy @ night. The mattress was very hard & uncomfortable. The ... lighting in the room was poor. The televison was very old & had a poor picture. The shower drain cover was broken, kind of dangerous. When the toilet flushed it sounded like a bomb was going off The lighted make up mirror was not working. Definately not worth the $122.00 a night price.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Value and Fun at the Luxor!
Trisha Nov 2, 2009
Hotel amenities, location & service were great. Rooms were a little small and plain. Could've used a little more attention ... to detail in cleaning the room (dusty ledges, etc)
Traveler type: Couples
Get a bus pass for "the Deuce", the strip/downtown bus line. Cheaper than a cab, faster than walking and keeps your feet from aching! Also enables you to see the sites from their upper deck while you ride.
Score
1 out of 5
Horrible, will never visit again
anonymouse Nov 2, 2009
Upon entering our suite that we paid for, we were appalled at how out dated the decor was. I mean who has a 27 inch TV in ... there room any more? The couch in the room had disgusting stains on it. Use your imagination and you can probably figure out what the stains were. When we actaully went to bed, we woke up numerous times sleeping directly on the most disgusting mattress ever. The bedding was too small for a king size and continued to come off. We woke up feeling disgusting. We only stayed one night, even though we had a two night reservation. The service is the restaurants was horrible and the staff was very rude. We ordered tickets to a show that the staff reallt talked up. Once we were watching the show, we were overcoming with teary eyes and coughing due to the fog machine. The women in the show had some serious air brushing on their pictures because up closes they looked extremely old and worn. We left the show early
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
This is a nice hotel?????
plant man Nov 2, 2009
Great location, food was ok, but I paid additional for an upgraded room and it was not very good. Bed was terrible, not very ... clean, would not stay there again. Lobby looks like a 4 star rooms are 2 star.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
convenient, comfort and safe hotel
ohana girl Nov 2, 2009
hotel is accessible via tram or walkway to other hotels nearby. Felt safe with security around. Rooms were big and ... comfortable. Only problem is the room temperature. It was cold and there wasn't any controls. Big bathroom and shower, and nice amenities for a price ( called resort surcharge which is unavoidable, about $10+ per day ). Food at the More Buffet was not as good as i expected. The "chinese food" was too salty for my taste.
Traveler type: Single
good souvenir shopping at the Grand Canyon store located street level next to MGM Hotel. Enjoyed shopping also at Coca Cola and M&M stores.
Score
2 out of 5
Was not that impressed.
Judy Nov 2, 2009
This hotel needs something. Elevator halls were beat up, hole punched in wall to call the elevator. In need of painting, and ... general upkeep. No photos allowed in hotel. The only hotel on the strip to to stop us from taking pictures inside. I would understand this in the casino or shows but not public areas. I doubt I would stay here again.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Ok for the money
married lady without husband Nov 2, 2009
It was a last minute decision and I booked on a budget. I like a room that i can enjoy staying in if i don't want to be ... bothered. The pyramid room did not do it for me. Next time, i'll upgrade.
Traveler type: Family
go to the welcoming reception at the lounge, the prizes are worth it.
Score
4 out of 5
Halloween at the Luxor
AJ Nov 1, 2009
It was good. The shower heads need to be replaced. ...
Traveler type: Single
Plenty of fun clubs inside the hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
The Luxor is not the best hotel
sally Nov 1, 2009
The food was very expensive and not that great. The staff at the desk was not always very nice, but that was not true of all ... staff. The rooms were clean, but they were dark with not enough lighting, and the decor in the hotel was really in need of some updating . The pools were not very nice either. I would not go back there again.
Traveler type: Family
Score
1 out of 5
I've stayed in Motel 8's that were nicer
Ma and Pa Nov 1, 2009
Our bed was terrible. When you laid in it, it was like a hammock, the center touched the floor, and the sides bent upward. We ... asked for another room, and the staff acted terrible and snobbish. They put us in a room all the way across the hotel. I am handicapped and had to walk there with a cane and back. The bed was no better, so we kept our room for the night and notified the staff. In the middle of the night, the security burst into our room as we slept. It scared us to death. They told us that no one was supposed to be in the room. We explained the situation to them, and they left. Needless to say, we didn't get any sleep and we didn't stay for the second night as we had planned.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
luxor
alan420 Nov 1, 2009
it was great ...
Traveler type: Couples
buffet ristband for all day meals is a great deal.
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You can easily find better shopping, souveniers at other places or off the "Strip". Take the time to look around, don't just shop at your hotel.
--Paula R., Anchorage, AK Nov 5, 2009
Take the back/side roads and avoid driving the strip.
--Under dog, PA Nov 4, 2009
See the "Bodies" and "Titanic" exhibits. Eat at "Company" excellent food and service.
--Big Mike, NY, NY Nov 3, 2009
Do not wear yourself out trying to visit all the casinos/resorts and their facilities.
--Taroomball, Yeppoon, Australia Nov 3, 2009
buffet at manadlay bay is alot better for the money.It is also connected to the Luxor. very short walk.
--Brent, Chicago,IL Nov 3, 2009
Get a bus pass for "the Deuce", the strip/downtown bus line. Cheaper than a cab, faster than walking and keeps your feet from aching! Also enables you to see the sites from their upper deck while you ride.
--Trisha, Hobbs, NM Nov 2, 2009
good souvenir shopping at the Grand Canyon store located street level next to MGM Hotel. Enjoyed shopping also at Coca Cola and M&M stores.
--ohana girl, Honolulu HI Nov 2, 2009
go to the welcoming reception at the lounge, the prizes are worth it.
--married lady without husband, phila Nov 2, 2009
Plenty of fun clubs inside the hotel.
--AJ, Costa Mesa, CA Nov 1, 2009
buffet ristband for all day meals is a great deal.
--alan420, colorado springs,co Nov 1, 2009
Old town Vegas is a hoot! I so enjoyed it. Nostalgic chic. Kitchy casinos and shops.
--Travel Maven, Richmond VA Oct 30, 2009
If you plan to eat in your hotel, I would definitely recommend getting the all-day buffet saver, especially if you have a large group, or bring the kids.
--Cricket, Chicago, IL Oct 29, 2009
The Diner at Hard Rock Hotel for Brunch is wonderful!
--redkimmee, brooklyn ny Oct 29, 2009
Book early, better shows were centralized on strip.
--Steffery, Dallas Oct 28, 2009
We got on the list and when we got there, our names were actually on the list but we had to tip the bouncer to get in - which was ok becasue we had guest passes.
--blonderaquet, Los Angeles, CA Oct 27, 2009
DO NOT purchase the shuttle from the airport to the hotel. I paid $30 on [...], and found that it was only $12 each way if you just purchase it at the airport! Was a little upset about that!!
--JayOope, Atlanta, GA Oct 26, 2009
Chris Angel and Carrot Top
--Doc Mike V, Clinton Township, Michigan Oct 26, 2009
Red Rock Canyon and Bonnie Springs.
--DJ tax auditor, Oregon, OH Oct 26, 2009
Dining in the Excalibur hotel buffet was better than in the Luxor Hotel. More choice of food and overall nicer food. Its about a 10minute or less walk to the Excalibur buffet through the hotels, but worth it.
--Paradisiac, Dublin, Ireland Oct 26, 2009
The "coffee shop" was a life saver! Nice people and great service!
--Montana Fan, Red Lodge, Montana Oct 26, 2009
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