Luxor is the pyramid on the south end of the Strip - the one with a sphinx out front and a megawatt beam of light shooting straight up from its apex into the desert sky. The Egyptian theming that defined the property when it opened in 1993 has been dialed back considerably since then, landing somewhere between novelty and genuine personality rather than full costume party. The result is a hotel that feels distinct without demanding you commit to a theme to enjoy your stay.
With 4,397 rooms split between the pyramid and two flanking towers, Luxor operates at a scale that surprises most first-time guests. The casino alone covers 120,000 square feet, making it large even by Strip standards. Yet room rates consistently sit below those of neighbouring resorts, which draws a wide mix of travellers - couples after a comfortable base, groups drawn by the live shows, and gamers who come specifically for the HyperX Esports Arena. It's genuinely hard to categorise because it does a lot of things at once, and mostly does them well.
The three resident shows anchor the entertainment side: Blue Man Group plays here, as does Carrot Top, and Fantasy rounds out the lineup with a late-night adult revue. The on-site restaurant roster runs from Public House at Luxor for American bar fare to Rice & Company for Pan-Asian cooking to TENDER steakhouse + lounge for a proper sit-down dinner. Diablo's Cantina handles Mexican, and there's a food court on the second level for no-fuss meals.
Luxor sits at the south end of the Las Vegas Strip, a few blocks below the heart of the resort corridor. Covered, air-conditioned walkways connect the property to both Excalibur and Mandalay Bay without a single step outdoors - the Excalibur walkway runs from the west tower, while the Mandalay Bay connection sits adjacent to the Luxor Theater. Mandalay Place, an upscale boutique mall, threads through that corridor and links the two resorts with shops and additional dining. Getting further up the Strip from Luxor generally means a rideshare or the Las Vegas Monorail system, as the walk to the center of the Strip is longer than it looks from the outside.
The Oasis Pool covers five acres and holds four separate pools plus a whirlpool and 12 private cabanas - the actual water surface runs to around 19,000 square feet, which puts it well ahead of the compact splash zones common at boutique Strip properties. Note that the pool closes seasonally in the cooler months.
The Nurture Spa offers massages ranging from prenatal to athlete-specific, customised facials, and a full salon covering hair, nails, waxing, and makeup. A fitness center is also on site. The casino runs blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, Pai Gow poker, slots, video poker, and Megabucks, with a dedicated non-smoking race and sports book that seats 110 and is lined with individual monitors.
The pyramid rooms come with one logistical quirk that's worth knowing before you arrive: the elevators here are inclinators, running at a 39-degree angle to match the slope of the building. Once you're inside the pyramid, the hallways open onto the atrium rather than facing an interior corridor wall, so rooms on higher floors look straight down into the casino floor far below. It's a genuinely unusual perspective. Rooms higher up also tend to be quieter, since they're further from the activity at the base.
The casino's sheer size means getting your bearings takes a lap or two. The building's footprint is a square, so if you feel turned around, find an outer wall and follow it - all the main restaurants and the check-in desk sit along the perimeter, and the casino occupies the center beneath the peak.
Pyramid King
Located within the slanted, soaring walls of the resort's great pyramid and overlooking the expansive atrium, this 420-square-foot room is decorated with soo…
Pyramid Two Queen
Located within the slanted, soaring walls of the resort's great pyramid and overlooking the expansive atrium, this 420-square-foot room is decorated with soo…
Pyramid Two Queen Corner Suite
This 590 square-foot room features two plush queen beds, flat screen TVs, accent lighting, and a stylish seperate living room. The bathroom features a so…
Pyramid Premier King
Located within the slanted, soaring walls of the resort's great pyramid and overlooking the expansive atrium, this 420-square-foot room features updated deco…
Tower Premier Two Queen
This minimalistic and stylish 420-square-foot room comes with two queen beds, multiple charging stations, a multipurpose outlet that doubles as a wardrobe, s…
Tower Premier King
This minimalistic and stylish 420-square-foot room comes with one king bed, multiple charging stations, a multipurpose outlet that doubles as a wardrobe, sto…
Pyramid Premier Two Queen
Located within the slanted, soaring walls of the resort's great pyramid and overlooking the expansive atrium, this 420-square-foot room features updated deco…
Pyramid King Corner Suite
This 590 square-foot room features one plush king bed, flat screen TVs, accent lighting, and a stylish seperate living room. The bathroom features a soak…
Tower One Bedroom Suite
This 780-square-foot suite features a separate bedroom with one king bed, an armchair and two flat-screen TVs. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase wonderful vi…
Tower One Bedroom Two Queen Suite
Experience some of the best views in Las Vegas with the floor-to-ceiling windows in your freshly remodeled suite. Featuring a separate living area & bedroom,…
Carrot Top Meet & Greet at Luxor Las Vegas
Get up close with Las Vegas comedy legend Carrot Top before his show at Luxor's Atrium Showroom. A rare, personal moment with one of Vegas' most iconic performers.
Carrot Top Live at Luxor | Las Vegas Comedy Residency
Carrot Top's legendary Las Vegas residency delivers prop comedy chaos and sharp wit at Luxor's Atrium Showroom. Pure, unscripted energy every single night.
FANTASY: The Strip's Sexiest Tease at Luxor Las Vegas
FANTASY at Luxor's Atrium Showroom is Las Vegas's most award-winning adult revue - 25+ years of bold choreography, powerhouse vocals, and unforgettable nights.
Blue Man Group Las Vegas | Blue Man Theater
Blue Man Group at the Blue Man Theater in Las Vegas delivers a one-of-a-kind audiovisual experience blending music, comedy, and audience participation.
TENDER steakhouse + lounge
There is no shortage of variety at TENDER steakhouse + lounge. The lengthy menu assures that guests get the exact cut of...
Rice & Company
Rice & Company at Luxor offers chef Danny Chen's modern Chinese and Japanese cuisine, which features creative ingredient...
Public House at Luxor
Public House Las Vegas at the Luxor is a bar and restaurant adjacent to the ESPORTS Arena.
Aurora
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Flight
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Tacos & Tequila
Tacos & Tequila, or T&T as the insiders call it, is a tasty Mexican restaurant with a vibrant nightlife scene at Luxor.
Center Bar
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Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at Luxor Las Vegas
Walk through history at Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition at Luxor Las Vegas - 250+ real artifacts, full-scale ship recreations, and the massive recovered hull section.
Bodies The Exhibition Las Vegas | The Exhibition Center
Bodies The Exhibition in Las Vegas displays real preserved human specimens across multiple systems - muscular, skeletal, circulatory, and more. Science meets awe.
Play Playground Las Vegas | Giant Games & Social Fun on the Strip
Play Playground on the Las Vegas Strip blends oversized games, team challenges, and cocktails into one unforgettable social experience. Perfect for families and adults.
Discovering King Tut's Tomb at Luxor Las Vegas
Step inside an exact re-creation of King Tutankhamun's tomb at Luxor Las Vegas. Explore ancient chambers, golden artifacts, and the story of Howard Carter's legendary 1922 discovery.












