We stayed at the Luxor for 3 days from Sun-Tue and were immediately faced with problems of no-one to help with luggage and very long check-in queues. Eventually a porter was found and after almost 2 hours in reception we had our room on the 18th floor of the pyramid. Luckily our friends had checked in the previous day so helped us find our room which is not easy! The inclinators take you sideways up to the guest rooms but you have to find the correct number. The room was very clean with a lovely large walk-in shower in the bathroom, but there were no extra facilities such as coffee maker or fridge. There was only a very small wardrobe - most of which was filled by the ironing board!
The public areas of the hotel are amazing and the Pharohs Buffet was excellent value for money with a great choice of any type of food you could think of! The outside pool areas were very clean with lots of sun-beds for guests and pleasant garden areas.
The staff were overall very helpful and pleasant and happy to direct you when you couldn't find your room! The casino area was less smoky than some we went in on the Strip.

Check-in was at 11pm on a Wednesday so no wait what so ever. Service at check-in was speedy and helpful. Stayed in a Pyramid room on the 13th floor facing the back side of the Sphinx. Our inclinator was just on the other side of the registration desk so didn't have to walk very far from the main entrance to get to our inclinator. I like the idea that you have to show your room key to the guard. I have read many reviews that the guards were very unfriendly but during my stay they were all very cheery and helpful. Felt very safe in this hotel.

The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The room was a little darker than I am used to - even with every light on in the room and curtains wide open. Bathroom amenities were plentiful. The slanted window was not a problem and we could see out of it just fine.

Enjoyed walking to Mandalay Bay via Mandalay Place. Nice to have the two hotels connected - very convenient. It took about one day to get used to the layout of the hotel. Got lost a couple of times but seemed to learn quickly where things were and how to get there quickly.

Had a late snack at the Pyramid Cafe - very good. The next morning had the breakfast buffet at the Pharoas Pheast - very average and alot of the hot food was cold.

Did pretty good on the $1 slots at the Luxor - was hesitant due to being on the 13th floor.

We liked the location even though it was at the end of the strip. Caught the free monorail that goes between the MB and Excalibur - very convenient (arrives every 5 minutes). Took a taxi to mid strip and walked back to the Excalibur then took the free monorail back to the Luxor.

We had a wonderful stay and can't wait to go back again and will definitely stay at the Luxor.

My daughter and I returned to the Luxor once again and we were not disappointed. While we did have a bit of a mix up at check-in ( they put us in the pyramind instead of the towers). (Pyramid rooms do not have a tub!) It was fixed promptly. We stayed in the west tower which has been recenly renovated. The room seemed a bit too warm at times but that is the only complaint. The room was immaculate and comfortable. The staff was friendly. Overall it was an enjoyable stay.

I have stayed at several of the 4-5 star properties on the strip, but have always wanted to stay at the luxor. The opportunity presented itself and I booked a spa suite for a two night stay.

I pulled into valet/baggage help with my wife. There was no help with our baggage or even an offer. The line at check in was roughly 10 minutes. I was told that I could get a king spa suite, but the double spa suite had "better" strip views. I choose the double and was on my way to my room. Be ready to take a hike to your room, but that is typical in almost any casino on the strip. I found the elevator locations to be a bit confusing and showing your room key every time you wanted to go upstairs can be a bit annonying, but that is also typical in many of the hotels on the strip.

The rooms are dark and because I was staying in the pyramid, the windows were very slanted and difficult to see out of. Our view (which was supposed to be a stirp view from the tub) was roughly 80% obstructed, with two huge luxor towers standing in the way. You could see a bit of the excaliber and the rio deeeeep in the distance. This was only if you were directly in front of the window. The rooms were clean, but I found the comforters on the beds to be cheap and thin. The TV in the living room section on the suite was maybe 17' and the TV in the main bedroom was barely 21' I called downstairs to complain about the view and they claimed that was the best they had in the pyramid and all of the rooms were similar unless I wanted a moutain view. There is also no literature on Vegas anywhere in the room, unless it is affiliated with the luxor hotel. I called downstairs for two bottles of wine. I was told that they would be brought up. They never came...?

For $350 a night, I can think of 4-5 other places on the strip I would rather stay than the luxor. It seemed like an aging corporate giant trying to hold on. I tried the luxor and I will not be returning.