Luxor Las Vegas

Getting Around

Physically connected to both Mandalay Bay and Excalibur via indoor walkways and complimentary tram service. Self-parking $20 and valet parking $40 plus tax per day (payable locally, subject to change). The 24-hour parking fee provides guests with in-out privileges within the same parking type (self or valet) across all MGM Resorts Las Vegas destinations within the same 24-hour period (subject to availability).

Dining

Dining options include Tender Steakhouse, Diablos Cantina, Public House, Backstage Deli, Pyramid Café and a food court with various fast-food outlets. Starbucks Cafe. Blizz. Nightlife options: Centra Bar and Lounge, Aurora, Flight, and the pool bar. Esports Arena.

Entertainment

Nightly live entertainment, including Blue Man Group, stand-up comedian Carrot Top, FANTASY, the Strip’s most seductive variety show, BODIES… The Exhibition and Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition. Pool parties.

Fun and Games

Nurture Spa and Salon offering massages* and treatments*. 4 massive pools stretching over 5 acres (open seasonally). Poolside cabanas and daybeds*. Retail shopping outlets. Fitness centre. Casino.

Handy Stuff

WiFi access included in resort fee*. Concierge.

Resort Fees

This hotel has a resort fee of $45 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change).

Resort Fees Information

Resort fee includes: - In-room wireless internet access - Unlimited local and toll-free calls - Domestic Long Distance Calls (the 50 United States and DC) - Airline boarding pass printing - Digital newspaper and magazine access - fitness centre access for guests 18+. Amenities, such as fitness centre access, are subject to availability and guest demand. Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible rooms available on request. Please note that these rooms are subject to availability and may be restricted to specific room categories and bedding arrangements. Rooms and facilities vary between hotels so please check at the time of booking. To discover all the special assistance services we offer please see additional information below.

Additional Information

*Denotes local charge.

Please note: One person must be aged 21 years and over in each room.

Please note: Firearms are not permitted on the premises of Luxor Hotel & Casino, including within our hotel rooms. If requested, safekeeping of properly registered firearms can be arranged.

Please note: It is recommended that you pre-book cabanas and pool umbrellas if required, as there is a limited number available. These can be booked with the pool staff.

Please note: this hotel requires an incidental deposit of $75.00 per day, per reservation.

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Don’t stay in the pyramid

Apr 21, 2026 vannabug1 Chicago

Rooms are run down and dated at least in the pyramid. Also I stayed in a suite that happened to be on the exact opposite side of the one elevator back for the pyramid. This meant walking like a 2 block walk everytime to get to the elevator. It was insane. Keys to get up in the elevator were hit or miss. Sometimes they worked sometimes they… Read more

Rooms are run down and dated at least in the pyramid. Also I stayed in a suite that happened to be on the exact opposite side of the one elevator back for the pyramid. This meant walking like a 2 block walk everytime to get to the elevator. It was insane. Keys to get up in the elevator were hit or miss. Sometimes they worked sometimes they didn’t. Everyone was struggling to get to their floors. Restaurant food was mediocre. Price was reasonable as long as you don’t mind bad food and room. Read less

Not our next destination in Vegas !

Apr 19, 2026 ari1947 Lawndale, California

Hotel is luxurious. Rooms not spacious. Coffee can be provided for guests. Low budget hotels provide those if not breakfast too. Bath didn’t have bodywash and shampoo. Bad. Security asked us to keep walking in the casino floor which made us feel “ You are our guest until we have you” attitufe. Pathetic behavior by casino security who west yellow… Read more

Hotel is luxurious. Rooms not spacious. Coffee can be provided for guests. Low budget hotels provide those if not breakfast too. Bath didn’t have bodywash and shampoo. Bad. Security asked us to keep walking in the casino floor which made us feel “ You are our guest until we have you” attitufe. Pathetic behavior by casino security who west yellow high voz jackets. Next time , no thank you !! Read less

Don’t, just don’t !

Apr 19, 2026 Martin M Glasgow, United Kingdom

I’ve never seen such an example of a hotel doing as much to take your money whilst at the same time providing a really shoddy service Check in is a joke. They have taken away all the humans service people and replaced them with machines which don’t work. After standing in a long line to eventually reach a machine that doesn’t work, you are… Read more

I’ve never seen such an example of a hotel doing as much to take your money whilst at the same time providing a really shoddy service Check in is a joke. They have taken away all the humans service people and replaced them with machines which don’t work. After standing in a long line to eventually reach a machine that doesn’t work, you are directed to another long line to be served by the one human being they have in duty. When I eventually reached her, she said I had no reservation despite me showing my prepaid voucher. After travelling all day from the UK and then having to deal with this rubbish was totally unacceptable. It took me nearly 2 hours to check in. As it was nearly midnight, I asked how they could justify a $50 per day resort fee for the few minutes the day had left to go. I just got a shrug of the shoulder as a reply. Don’t go anywhere near this hotel Read less

Worst Stay Ever – My Things Were Thrown Away

Apr 17, 2026 Trail53644235481

This was honestly one of the most frustrating hotel experiences I’ve had. I booked a corner room specifically for extra space, but the room was surprisingly cramped. The lighting was very dim, and the window was so dirty that you could barely see outside. The AC/heating unit was clearly very old and extremely loud. The control knob actually fell… Read more

This was honestly one of the most frustrating hotel experiences I’ve had. I booked a corner room specifically for extra space, but the room was surprisingly cramped. The lighting was very dim, and the window was so dirty that you could barely see outside. The AC/heating unit was clearly very old and extremely loud. The control knob actually fell off when I tried to adjust it. I contacted maintenance and waited 1–2 hours—no one showed up. I scheduled another repair for 10 AM the next morning, and again, no one came. On checkout day, things got much worse. At around 9 AM, housekeeping started loudly knocking on every door in the hallway, which woke me up. When I answered, they simply reminded me that checkout was at 11 AM. Because I had a lot of belongings, I made two trips to the parking lot. After finishing the first trip, I returned to the room at around 10:40 to grab the rest—only to find housekeeping already inside my locked room. All of my remaining belongings were gone. I asked the housekeeper what had happened, but she didn’t understand English at all, making it impossible to communicate. After struggling to communicate (and eventually using a translation tool), she told me everything had already been put into trash bags. I was forced to dig through garbage bags myself to retrieve my own belongings. It was both shocking and incredibly upsetting. I later called to file a complaint. The response was disappointing—there was no real apology, and since I had managed to recover my items myself, they only refunded one day’s resort fee. The call ended abruptly, as if the situation wasn’t taken seriously at all. Overall, this showed a complete lack of care for guests and their property. I would not recommend staying here. There are plenty of better options in Las Vegas—this is not one of them. Read less

Sleeping in your car is a better idea.

Apr 17, 2026 David F

If you’re traveling for business, you’re better off staying somewhere else. The rooms lack basic conveniences, no refrigerator, and the coffee maker has been removed, forcing you to go downstairs and pay $8 for a subpar cup of coffee. The arrival experience is equally frustrating. If you’re driving, be prepared for a long walk, nearly a mile in… Read more

If you’re traveling for business, you’re better off staying somewhere else. The rooms lack basic conveniences, no refrigerator, and the coffee maker has been removed, forcing you to go downstairs and pay $8 for a subpar cup of coffee. The arrival experience is equally frustrating. If you’re driving, be prepared for a long walk, nearly a mile in some cases, just to reach the front desk. Once there, you won’t find staff, only self-service kiosks. Check-in requires a personal credit card, making it impractical for business travel. After that, you’re directed to another screen to create your room key, adding yet another unnecessary step. Overall, the property feels like it has shifted away from hospitality and toward maximizing commercial efficiency, at the expense of guest experience. Read less

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