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  • In 1996, when the Luxor was somewhat new, I was in my teens hanging out with my parents (when it was still okay for kids to go to Vegas because there were cool arcades to go to), I saw the Luxor as the place to stay and would often ask my parents if we could stay there someday. Fast forward to last weekend, on a last minute plan to go to Vegas, I finally had the opportunity to stay at Luxor. The place doesn't really have the same awe to me like it had back in the 90's, and from what I've heard, after a couple of years it has toned back a bit on the Egyptian theme throughout the casino. We stayed in the West Tower (unfortunately, not the pyramid, damn), so we couldn't try the inclinators. I assume it's probably not big deal, but I'm still curious about it anyway. The rooms we stayed in were two doubles, and all in all the room looked pretty clean. The room isn't big though, it seems to be around 400-500 sq ft and isn't the best place to stay if you intend to have 4+ people to stay in the room. Also, everything in the room seems to be updated recently, and besides the samsung lcd tv, it doesn't have the things you would expect at the newer hotels in the area. The rest of the casino is pretty much standard, there's a small food court area that has a McDonald's, there are two clubs Cathouse and LAX, and the casino offers connections to Mandalay Bay and Excalibur (which leads to the rest of the strip). So it's an okay place to stay, but if you are looking to see the rest of the strip, try staying at the hotels a couple blocks north. Unless you want to walk everywhere you go, you'll save a bit more money on taxi rides staying somewhere else. These hotels don't look big until you have to walk through/around them.
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