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  • This place is a nightmare. Dark, dingy, musty, reeks of cigarettes...insert any adjective for repulsive. But this does not compare to being SCAMMED TWICE by the Excalibur. In February 2012 my boyfriend and I were stopped by an Excalibur employee as were walking through the casino floor. "Are you going to come back to Vegas this year?" he asked. Of course we are. We love this place. After a few qualifying questions such as where do you live and how old are you, he told us we could get a great deal for returning customers. $99 for 2 nights and 2 show tickets. I'm normally a Cosmopolitan or Bellagio girl but I don't go to Vegas to hang out in the hotel room. I am also a huge fan of Groupon and Living Social deals so I signed up on the spot. When we arrived Friday afternoon we were told about the tour we were required to go on. "What tour?!" my boyfriend and I both asked it in complete horror. The 5 hour TIMESHARE tour we are required to go on in order to get our 2 nights and 2 show tickets for the $99 we already paid them. Long story short...we didn't have to go on the tour but we lost our $99 and we had to pay for our 2 nights. I would rather do that then spend 5 hours on a bus and lose precious time in Vegas. We booked at the Excalibur through expedia.com and got 2 nights for $170 but when we checked-in decided to upgrade to the jacuzzi suite for $50 more a night (which somehow totals $145 extra instead of $100 according to my final bill). As I mentioned before, PASS. But it gets better. When we initially told them we didn't want to do the tour they threatened to charge us full-price for the 2 nights and we wouldn't get the rooms. We finally agreed they wouldn't charge us the penalty if we did book on our own and lost the $99. I was angry but agreed to it. I just came home and checked my credit card to discover that they did indeed charge us for the penalty. So I've been SCAMMED TWICE by the Excalibur. I ended up paying $550 for 2 nights. For just the room. That typically goes for $70 a night. Suffice it to say, I will NEVER stay here again. For my full review, please visit my travel blog: http://memtolax.com/2012/07/01/the-excalibur-hotel-las-vegas-nv/
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