The hotel, like every big hotel in Las Vegas, is a maze. After 4 days I still got lost when trying to reach the swimming pool (in swimsuit walking in the casino...) and it took me 10 minutes to reach a valid elevator. Only 2 "inclinators" out of 4 pyramid corners reach your floor, so it is not easy and you have to walk a lot. Moreover, I had the room in the no elevator corner and had to walk a lot (50 room doors) to reach the nearest inclinator. So, loor for the TOWERS! The rest of the hotel features were ok, apart from the maid which arrived always after 2pm (we left the room after 9am, leaving it free with indication of service request for 5 hours) forcing us to go out!

It's all about the room...we were located near a dance club, so all we could hear all night was loud music and an annoying bass. We were on one of the lower floors. So I recommend asking for a room higher up to get away from all of the noise. The pool was so crowded and you have to walk through the crowded casino to get there. Overall it was too loud and crowded for us, we will not return.

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the east tower from 8/25 thru 8/29/03. Room was always spotless. Check-in was rather annoying---moved very slowly. It's quite a long walk to the parking garage...a moving sidewalk would be a great addition especially for older folks. Prices for bottled soda, beer and water are a little steep. Go to the little market down the street for your beverages at a reasonable price. As for the bottled water provided in the room for $4 a bottle, no way! We would definitely stay there again.

My husband and I just got back from Vegas, we had a wonderful time staying at the Luxor. Everything was very nice we stayed in the Towers which were very clean and the decor was beautiful. The only negative was trying to get a drink while we were gambling the waitress seem to ignor us. The Pyramid Cafe was wonderful the people went out of their way to see that we had everything. I would go back there anytime!