Loved the Luxor! I heeded another reviewer's advice and booked a tower room, rather than a pyramid room and it was great. Loved our view, the serive was very good and the pool was unbelievably great. MORE has a great breakfast buffet as well...so much to choose from and very good food.

My only qualms:
1) Would like more late night dining options, as my body clock was still on East Coast time
2) The "help" at the taxi stand could be a little more attentive

The Luxor is a very unique hotel. The check in line was long but moved very quickly. The rooms were nice, but not anything spectacular. They were very clean. There was a wonderful buffet dinner we ate and the staff at the hotel was friendly and helpful!
I would recommend this hotel for anyone!

The Luxor is a big place. I hated the fact that there were no windows anywhere in the place except for your room. I stayed in the west tower, room was nice. I had no problems with the room or decor at all. Tipped the maid for nothing, service was the same when I left a $25.00 dollar tip and when I left nothing. No change in service what so ever. The casino is so large that you can get lost in it. There was nowhere to sit down unless you were gambling or at a bar. Not a place to just relax and chat if you don't drink or gamble. Well there was one bench outside Criss Angels store. There was a lot of drunk young people there. This is the place to go if you want to party and loose money.
There is very little shopping here. Go elsewhere to do that. The food was average at best. The buffet is over priced. We ate other places a lot. This is not a kid friendly hotel at all. There is nothing for them to do . This hotel is too far out of the way. You have to take a cab or bus everywhere.
At least one of the pools were roped off or closed every day of my stay. So the remaining pool was always crowded. There was not enough chairs for every one out there. Staff do not go out of their way to assist anyone.I left my room key in the room when I went to get coffee one morning and it took a trip to security to get me in. The escorted me to my room for ID. This should have made me feel safe but instead the security guard insisted that I was not registered in that room. but that was where he found my Id. That was my room. After a 30 minute discussion that was not to pleasant . Be carefful you do not want to deal with these people. They were rude.IIt was my first time in Vegas, I found the strip itself dirty and nasty. I would stay at Ceasars if I ever get stupid enough to go again. This is not a relaxing vacation at all.

Paid $200 a night and felt as if I am staying at some cheap motel.
Rooms were OKish, paint was chipping off the walls, and the toilets had no exhaust, and hence smelled bad.

The biggest problem I had was with the house keeping, I called them 7 times, to get me an extra towel and replace the non-working iron. But, the twist is, they never did that. Even after 7 calls over 2 hours, no results.

I must say, it was a terrible experience.