Named after an ancient Egyptian city, the spectacular Luxor Hotel and Casino is a monumental, pyramid shaped resort located on the south end of Las Vegas' blazing, neon Strip. This marvelous property is situated just three miles from McCarran International Airport.
Two 22-story towers, clad in bronze glass, brilliantly reflect the sun's rays, and a 10-story sphinx is actually three stories higher than the Egyptian original. The Luxor Hotel and Casino houses a large atrium, adorned by classic Egyptian columns, statues and hieroglyphic reliefs. Atop the pyramid, a powerful light beam is visible 10 miles out in space. Five acres of sand-hued sundecks, blue-water pools and white-canvas cabanas offer seclusion in a private section of the hotel's property.
Poolside cabanas can be rented by the day that include stocked refrigerators, televisions, telephones, ceiling fans, cushioned lounge chairs and food-and-beverage service.
The Oasis Spa features 12,000 square feet of fitness equipment, saunas, steam rooms and massage treatments.
The 120,000 square-foot casino offers gaming excitement and showcases diverse entertainment that includes IMAX and live-show theaters, a high-tech game arcade, King Tut Museum, Giza Galleria and RA nightclub.
"Fantasy" is the world-renowned dance revue that holds performances six nights per week. Nine on-site restaurants include Isis and the Sacred Sea Room and serve dishes that range from continental cuisine to aged prime beef, and delectable sushi to tantalizing buffets.
Corporate travelers have 20,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, an extensive business center, catering services and high speed Internet access.
Rooms:
Among America's largest hotels, the 4,408 guestrooms feature ambient lighting, custom-made furniture with Egyptian and Art Deco accents, and subtle color schemes. High-speed Internet access and multi-line telephones are available in all guestrooms. The Luxor Hotel and Casino is the epitome of grandeur in a town famous for extravagance.