Here's our Luxor Las Vegas Hotel Review
The Luxor Las Vegas is an Egyptian Pyramid complete with the famous Cheops weather-worn top. This Las Vegas hotel also features the Sphinx to protect its guests. The Luxor Las Vegas rooms are spacious with over 442 square feet in the lower categories. Each room feature a 42" plasma screen TV, Bose SoundAround Shower and separate jet-tub, Wolfgang Puck Coffee and wet bar. The Luxor recently renovated their rooms and also much of the common area.
The large pool offers private pool cabanas can be rented for the day that include a plasma screen TV, refrigerator stocked with juice and water, towel and ice service and a ceiling fan.
The Luxor Hotel Las Vegas has 9 restaurants ranging from the fine dining experience at Tender Steakhouse to Pan-Asian cuisine at Fusia Luxor. The CatHouse is a unique dining experience that combines fine dining with entertainment and dancing with lingerie clad performers enticing audience participation.
The Luxor is featuring world famous magician Chris Angel in a Cirque du Soleil production. The Luxor also has Fantasy, a topless Las Vegas revue for couples that features singing, dancing and comedy all choreographed tastefully.
The Luxor Las Vegas Hotel offers rates from $79 - $169 and up depending on midweek vs. weekend and the time of year.
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Traveler Posted: Luxor Las Vegas Hotel Review
Reviewed By: Marilyn
From: Deerfield, Illinois
Trip Date: April, 2010
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"The rooms were not clean. They have not been maintained at all. The wall paper was starting to peel, the carpet was dirty, bathroom floor was sticky (I washed the bathroon floor so I could take my shoes off to take a shower) and the door to the bathroom (inside and out) was dirty. It looked like it had never been washed. The bed spread was stained and the room smelled musty. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. I paid premium for four rooms because I booked in February for an April stay. Not worth what I was charged and then I was charged an additional $29.00 after we checked out, for what I dont know. We didn't even drink the water that was in the room. So now I have to call and find out what that mystery charge was for." - Marilyn from Deerfield, Illinois
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