Excalibur Hotel Las Vegas

With its Tournament of Kings, Fantasy Faire midway and whimsical performers, the Excalibur panders to the child in all of us.

Located at the southwest point of Las Vegas' now-famous "four corners" (at the intersection of Tropicana and Las Vegas Boulevard), the Excalibur lives up to the grandeur of its surroundings. Like neighboring properties New York-New York, the Tropicana and The MGM Grand, the 4,008-room Excalibur has a breathtaking facade and an overwhelming air, with a flawlessly executed medieval theme.

The Arthurian touches extend into every aspect of this spectacular hotel and casino. The Medieval Village is rich with strolling performers, jugglers and storytellers. Tudor-style prime rib restaurant Sir Galahad's Prime Rib House serves a delicious Yorkshire Pudding along with the house specialty. Visitors can revel in the period-authentic jousting and sport of the Tournament of Kings nightly, enjoying the midway games of the Fantasy Faire after the last rider has been thrown. Two wedding chapels allow couples to take the plunge in medieval costume. And for those with the inclination, the 100,000-square-foot casino has all the amenities of modern gaming and more.

As strange as a castle may look between the New York skyline and an Egyptian pyramid, the Excalibur seems comfortable with its surroundings. Like Camelot, its pride and conceit is fully justified in the splendor of its visage: tall, strong, permanent, the way an empire should look.

FEATURES:

• · Number of rooms: 4,008.
• · Casino: Yes, 100,000 sq. ft. Casino games include Blackjack, Caribbean Stud Poker, Craps, Keno, Let It Ride, Pai Gow Poker, Poker (7-Card Stud and Texas Hold 'Em), Roulette, Slots, Video Poker, Video Keno, Big Six Wheel, Mini-Baccarat, and Megabucks.
• · Race & sports book: Yes,
• · Restaurants: For a complete list of dining options in the Excalibur,
• · Attractions: Merlin's Magic Motion Machines.
• · Entertainment: King Arthur's Arena, a 900-seat Amphitheater with two dinner shows nightly of "Tournament of Kings;" catch the "The Thunder from Down Under" in Merlin's Theater; Catch a Rising Star featuring the best up-and-coming comedians; Fantasy Faire features strolling performers dressed in medieval costumes, carnival games and two motion-simulator rides and The Court Jester's Stage features free, live variety acts including jugglers and magicians. Click here, for a schedule of this week's entertainment.
• · Pool: Yes,
• · Health Club: No.
• · Spa: No, but beauty salon.
• · Shops: Specialty shops.
• · Wedding Chapel: Yes,
• · Parking Garage: Yes,
• · Convention rooms: Yes, banquet and meeting facility houses over 12,000 square feet of space.
• · Business Center: Yes.
• · In-room computer data port: Yes.
• · Wheelchair accessible rooms: Yes.
• · RV park: No.
• · Children allowed in hotel: Yes. No one under the age of 21 is allowed in Las Vegas casinos.
• · Child care facilities: No.
• · Pets allowed: No.
• · Room service: Yes.
• · Shuttle Service: Shuttle service to the airport available for a fee from an outside company. More information. There is a monorail that goes from Excalibur to Mandalay Bay and back. It stops at Luxor on the return trip only. More information.
• · Amenities: Room amenities include air conditioning, clock radios, cable TV, hair dryers and voice mail. Hotel amenities: laundry service and shops.

· Interesting facts about: You can catch free acts by jugglers, mimes and musicians on the second level near the restaurants. The Fantasy Faire level features numerous medieval-themed midway games.

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