Luxor Hotel and Casino reviews
65568 TripAdvisor reviews
The rooms leak when it rains
Richie G on Oct 16, 2026
Had three different rooms cause two rooms were leaking from ceiling. Was told resort fees would be waived. They were not. Second time room was leaking the lady giggled and said “we’re not sure which rooms are leaking” All this at 3:30 and 5:30 on the morning. Horrible experience
Laughable, save your time and avoid it
Jonathan R (Chicago, Illinois) on Oct 16, 2026
From the minute I walked in to the minute I left, his was the worst hospitality experience I've ever hd. The elevators were terrifying, the doors wouldn'topen and the cars shook. The building is falling apat, with water leaks throughout. My room keys lost thir magnetic strip and I had to make a 15-minute walkback to the front desk at 10:30 p.m. to get new ones Nearly every employee had an attitude and was rude with no empathy or care, and some were laughing at uests instead of helping. I also tried the steakhous and spent good money there, but no one could even tll me whether it was open or not. This place is lauhable, a joke. You can see it in the other reviews to. Don't waste your time, avoid it at all costs.
Need a make over
Aurelien R on Oct 16, 2026
The hotel and casino atmosphere is starting to get really outdated. Dirty holes in sheets and the dirty carpet. It’s not what it used to be unfortunately
Love this hotel
kmratesplates (Sidcup, United Kingdom) on Oct 15, 2026
I love this hotel with its Egyptian vibe and tomb outside. We had a look around inside and it’s amazing, we had a little go on the easy craps but didn’t win much.
Bad, bad, bad!
emily c (Houston, Texas) on Oct 15, 2026
This hotel is just bad. From absolutely no service, you check yourself in and make your own keys, to the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept it, I would advise you to stay anywhere else. The reason the rooms are so cheap is because that’s the only way they get people to stay here. Rooms are large, but the furniture is from 1987. The mattress in my room was like sleeping on lumpy concrete and every time I moved I felt another bed spring in my spine. I saw absolutely no hotel staff during my 3 day stay. The elevators are old and scary. There are 1000’s of hotel rooms in Las Vegas and I’d tell you stay in one of those!