"Hubby and I stay here about 3 times a year. We love the Pyramid Cafe and Fusia. The rooms are large, quiet, clean, and we usually have a good view out the window. The casino area can be a bit confusing to get around, but, again, it is clean. We also love the Egyptian theme, easy access to other casinos, and the friendly people!!"

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"While the room we stayed in was awesome (a spa suite in the Pyramid), the casino leaves something to be desired. The design and concept is great, but it appears the attention to small details stops when you hit the casino floor. If I ever stayed here again, I wouldn’t spend a lot of time here. It’s inconveniently located at the far end of the strip, so if you are like me, and enjoy casino hopping, be prepared for a lot of walking or many cab rides."

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"I always spend at least half a day here, every time I go to Vegas. They have the King Tut’s tomb exhibit, an exceptionally nice Imax theater, a “4-D” movie attraction that’s really cute, some motion rides, a good food court, a nice buffet, and you can walk out between their Sphinx’s paws to take the free monorail to Mandalay Bay. The resort began life as a salute to tackiness, then they brought in a new CEO who wanted it to become something along the lines of the Bellagio-which was impossible. So now it’s mired somewhere in between, a mixture of gleefully gaudy tackiness and snooty upper-crust pretentions. Which somehow just makes it that much more ridiculous and even more fun."

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"Luxor is the perfect middle ground casino. Built toward the end of Las Vegas’s “Family Friendly” cyle. This casino has a completely unique interior and strong Egyptian motif where many other casinos can start to look alike. (i.g. Bellagio/Wynn, Ceasars/Venetian, New York/Paris). Although not a “high class casino” Luxor does not cater to the kiddies, but could probably place it right at the target range of 20 somethings having fun in Vegas. The food at Luxor is terrific. Obviously a focus by the casino’s management. With three top tier restaurants: The Steakhouse at Luxor, The Sacred Sea Room, and ISIS. (I do not include Fusia the asian inspired restaurant because I wasn’t a big fan) Two midrange resaturants: The Pyramid Cafe, and La Salsa. A hot food deli. A buffet. Two Coffee bars and a full food court including Swenson’s Ice cream, Little Ceasar’s Pizza, Mcdonald’s. etc. I have eaten at every restaurant listed here and am vouching for their quality (Fusia is tasty, but not a great value). Location can’t be beat either, internally connected to the Mandalay Bay, and The Excalibur, you have the full range of what Vegas has to offer, from Midway games at the Excalibur to fine dining, clubs, shopping, and an aquarium at Mandalay Bay / Mandalay Place. And if you let yourself step outside you have access to New York New York, and MGM (you can leave the Tropicana off of your list too). Luxor is an excellent midrange Hotel/Casino."

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"Does anyone else like the slots? I do. They have lots to choose from. There is never any waiting after 3am for a machine. You get to pick and choses as you like. That is normally the time I have seen them adding change or taking it out. Whatever it is they do."

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"The hotel was really cool inside with slanted walls. The Luxor also has some neat attractions in 3D, etc. Their spa is pretty good too. The buffet is really nice and reasonably priced compared to others."

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"This over-the-top hotel is delightfully garish in every way, with a massive sphinx by the entrance and enormous, tacky replicas of Egyptian sculptures in the soaring interior. My fiance and I saw the “Showgirls”-espe revue here, but it was kind of disappointing. I was hoping for Nomi Malone, but no dice."

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