The iconic Luxor Hotel and Casino offers a truly unique experience with its distinctive 30-story pyramid design, Egyptian theme, light beam and inclinators.
Located at the southern end of the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, the hotel features approximately 4400 rooms and suites which are located either in the main pyramid or the two adjacent towers.
Pyramid accommodations start at 420 square feet and feature unique slanted windows and hallways that offer spectacular views of the atrium below, plus you get to ride the inclinator, an elevator that runs at a 39-degree angle. Tower accommodations start at a spacious 449 square feet and offer contemporary furnishings and floor-to-ceiling views.
Hotel amenities include one of the largest pool areas in Las Vegas with 19,000 square-feet of water, a 120,000 square-foot casino, the Nurture Spa and Salon and a state-of-the-art fitness center.
Dining options include an impressive selection of dry and wet-aged steaks at Tender Steakhouse, south-of-the-border fare at Diablo's Cantina and American comfort classics at the Pyramid Café.
Enjoy world-class entertainment when you take in one of the on-site shows which include the Blue Man Group, Carrot Top and America's Got Talent or visit one of the many attractions such as the Titanic Artifact Exhibition, Bodies Exhibition or the HyperX Arena.
This hotel charges a daily resort fee of $37.00 (Plus Tax) which entitles guests to the following:
Last Updated: 01 March, 2024
Check-in time for this hotel is from 3:00 PM
Checkout time for this hotel is by 11.00 AM
Guests must be 21 years of age or over.
Yes. Dogs are welcome at this hotel.
Yes. This hotel has designated smoking areas.
Yes. This hotel has a casino.
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