We declined. Then, Jerry asked if we had been to Vegas before and if we were celebrating anything. My husband said this was our first time and that we were here for my 40th birthday.

Jerry upgraded us to the West Tower 10th floor, room for free! Room: Very spacious! Big bathroom, lots of closet space, ironing board, large shower and bathtub.

Yes, the t. We used it one night to learn how to play Roulette. Yes, it's 'old style' internet. But, it worked! Bed was a bit stiff, but since my neck was out anyway, it wouldn't have mattered where I slept.

Never heard people coming and going. Maria, our housekeeper, came regularly. Never had a problem.

Hotel: everyone was soooooooooooooooo friendly! We decided not to use the buffets I'm not a fan of buffet food. We also came to the conclusion that the Luxor was not a 'happening' place to be - more on the quiet side, since it's at the extreme south end of the Strip.

Not a problem for us. It was nice, after a long day of fighting the crowds, to come back to somewhere quieter. Pool: We just used it one day, for the afternoon.

We went to Fat Tuesday's in Mandalay Bay , filled up our huge mugs with slushy drinks, and spent about 3 hours at the pool.

Very hot weather degrees and all the chairs were taken. But, sitting at the edge of the pool, dangling your feet in the water, and sipping a cold-and-yummy, and you can't go wrong!

It's all in the attitude and what you make of it! We walked our first day all the way down to Treasure Island and back. We were quite exhausted, but don't regret it - got a 'feel of the land', if you will.

We went to Freemont street one night and took a taxi - be warned! Took the Deuce back - downfall was that it was about a 2 hour trip, including wait time.

So, that took the fun out of it Got to give a shout out and a big promotion to Scoot City Tours - we called them and went on a scooter tour of Red Rock Canyon.

Definitely one of the highlights of our trip!!! Look in to and give it a try - nice way to get out of the hustle and bustle of the Strip. Another tip - we're not much of gamblers.

But, we wanted to try something different than the slot machines and video poker just too anti-social. So, we went to Hooter's. Then, hit their roulette table.

We played there for about 3 hours and had sooooooooo much fun!!!! They weren't bothered at all that we were newbies, learning our way.

Very laid back and very fun! I really did not expect to love Vegas as much as I did - now, I can't wait to go back! As for staying at the Luxor again?

I'd definitely do it! If we had a bigger budget, I'd try a different place - just to do something different. All in all, I have no idea what all the negative reviews are about.

I truly believe that some people LOOK for the negative and are just hard to please. Such a shame The Luxor imported reproductions of ancient Egyptian artifacts from Egypt for its King Tut replica display.

Touting truly traditional craftsmanship, the methods and materials used to create the replicas were the same as those in ancient Egypt. Unfortunately, this careful attention to detail and cultural importance did not extend to the rest of the property.

Per one common theory, the Luxor has been cursed for its inattention to ancient Egyptian beliefs. The Luxor only has one sphinx.

Purportedly, having two sphinxes is essential to protect the pyramid, as is thought to be the case with the original Great Pyramid of Giza —t here was likely another sphinx by it that was destroyed.

Most importantly, the shape of the pyramid is thought to inherently have mystical properties and possibly even attract dark energy. The most popular theory as to why the Luxor is possibly cursed is rooted more in American history than mysticism.

As is common knowledge, a property built atop a graveyard never has good fortunes. No matter what the explanation, the Luxor has been indisputably an epicenter of grievous incidents.

Despite its misfortunes, the Luxor is obviously still open, operational, and otherwise successful. Bright, Vegas.

Editors, BestofVegas. Gibson, Tiffany. Horridge, Kevin. Kest, Randi. McCoy, Cara. Swancer, Brent. Posted on June 26, The Luxor Las Vegas Pyramid.

An interior view of Luxor Las Vegas. Er ist so stark, dass man ihn bei günstigen Witterungsverhältnissen vom gesamten Las Vegas Valley aus sehen kann.

Im Frühjahr sieht man in dem Lichtstrahl Millionen von Motten tanzen. Der Strahl wird von 39 Xenon -Lampen erzeugt. Diese drei Hotels sind durch ein kostenloses Monorail -System miteinander verbunden.

Zu den Attraktionen des Hotels zählen zwei Theater , in denen bereits verschiedene erfolgreiche Künstler aufgetreten sind. Der öffentliche Bereich des Hotels gliedert sich in die eigentliche Kasino-Ebene und die in Höhe des vierten Stockwerks darüber gelegene Unterhaltungsebene.

Die Zugänge zu den Zimmern sind, abgesehen von den obersten drei Stockwerken, zur Innenseite des Hotels hin offen und nur durch eine Balustrade gesichert, so dass von dort das Geschehen auf der Unterhaltungsebene beobachtet werden kann.

Instead we So here I think the main issue is the Luxor wont allow to go ordered without being seated that to me makes no sense.

We waited and the only reason I rated it average is because our waitress was so friendly and nice and my pancakes where the size a god would eat.

The food was decent again a little high in price for what you get. Restaurant is only opened for breakfast and lunch.

A little expensive but very big portions, everything we ate was very good. Service was a little slow but all wait staff was very nice.

I have always got good service at the Pyramid Cafe. Enjoyed a nice breakfast with Eggs bacon and hashbrowns. Good place to eat at the Luxor but due to Covid it closes daily at 2pm.

That is They did take We walked over to Mandalay for most meals at the House of Blues, their food was on point and tasted fresh! I'm digging all the sanitary precautions the Luxor and Pyramid Cafe are taking during this viral pandemic.

Only good thing i will say about this place. Went and ordered my late breakfast, simple hash browns, bacon, over easy eggs, with wheat toast and an iced Aside from the food arriving promptly I noticed my over easy eggs were not over easy, more over medium to fried hard.

Potatoes were quite bland, even with a nice crust on them. Bacon was the only saving grace for that dish. My wheat toast, two thick slices of bread, came served not evwn hot nor warm, more tepid than anything.

I was disappointed in the food. For all the cautionary measures they're taking is the only reason why they're getting three dots from me today.

Go to Denny's or find a better place for breakfast food. You need to get to the restaurant by 9 am. The service is very good considering how busy it is.

Every breakfast we had there was excellent. The wait staff is attentive and serves as quickly as the cook puts out the food.

Recommend over It was actually more than decent. The portions were big, a lot bigger than I imagined. And the taste was great!

This place is only open in the mornings. Prices are ok compared to Vegas standards. I would definitely recommend this place if you stay in Luxor or any other Strip hotel.

The dishes are very well prepared, really tasty, and also creatively prepared. Not the standard breakfast you would imagine.

There was a little line for us to enter.

Favoriten Em aus! - Klassiker am Rande des Strips - eine gute Wahl zum kleinen Preis!