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LUXOR LAS VEGAS
At the south end of the Strip, the Luxor prides itself on the mysterious. The hotel offers fine and casual dining, renowned entertainment and attractions.
Perhaps no hotel in the world has as grand and mystical an air as Luxor. Contained inside a 30-story black glass pyramid
and a pair of stepped-pyramid towers is all the splendor of ancient Egypt and all the technological wonders of the modern world, paired with the no-holds-barred showmanship that made Vegas into an adjective.
Luxor incorporates so many amenities that it's almost an entire vacation in itself. The spacious rooms are done in all manner
of Eastern finery, and surround the world's largest atrium. The Oasis Spa is one of the best of its kind, located in the Luxor's
cool and verdant pool area. Dining choices run from fresh seafood in the Sacred Sea Room to the gourmet delights of Isis.
The Ra nightclub features world-class DJs and a bustling dance floor. The attractions floor is an exciting testing ground for
cutting-edge film and ride technology, featuring a motion simulator designed by pioneering special effects wizard Douglas
Trumbull, a two-story video arcade and the spectacular IMAX Theatre, with its giant screen (68 feet tall by 48 feet wide) and
15,000-watt digital sound system. And the casino, at over 100,000 feet, is one of Vegas' biggest.
This fully-encompassing environment demands slack-jawed amazement, and few have walked away without according it.
With modern marvels married to the sedate majesty of the City Of The Living, Luxor fully deserves its self-appointed title as "The Newest Wonder Of The World."
FEATURES:
- · Number of rooms: 4,408.
- · Casino: Yes, 120,000 sq. ft. Casino games include Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Keno,
Poker, Slots, Video Poker, and Megabucks.
- · Race & sports book: Yes,
- · Restaurants:
For a complete list of dining options in the Luxor,. the Luxor and the Pharaoh's Pheast Buffet. The buffet's subterranean location (take an escalator across from the Luxor Theater) adds ambience to your meal.
- · Attractions:
A two-story arcade - Games of the Gods - and a perfect replica of Howard Carter's famous discovery in 1922 - The Tomb and Museum of King Tutankhamun - are also open for the public. In one of Vegas' better motion
simulators, In Search of the Obelisk follow an expedition crew in its race against the evil Dr. Osiris for the coveted
crystal obelisk. Additional motion rides offer non-Egyptian themed adventures. In The Greatest Pharaohs, the myth
and mysticism of ancient Egypt is explored in this informative and well-done film. And the Luxor IMAX shows a variety of films in the larger-than-life format.las-vegas-golf-course
- · Entertainment:
Nefertiti's Lounge features live entertainment nightly. The Ra nightclub features world-class DJs and
dancing. The 1,200-seat Luxor Theater is home to "Blue Man Group" and the Pharoah's Theater is home to "Midnight Fantasy." for a schedule of this week's entertainment.
- · Pool: Yes,
- · Health Club: Yes.
- · Spa: Yes,
- · Shops: The Giza Galleria is a shopping promenade with numerous retail stores.
- · Wedding Chapel: No.
- · Parking Garage: Yes,.
- · Convention rooms: Yes, 1,200 sq. ft. to 7,400 sq. ft. with a ballroom at 15,680 sq. ft.
- · 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 companyThere is a monorail that passes from Excalibur to Mandalay Bay; it stops at Luxor on the return trip only.
- · Amenities: Rooms amenities include air-conditioning, clock radios, cable TV and voice mail. In the casino, a
walkway to Mandalay Bay is located adjacent to the Luxor Theater.
- · Interesting facts about the Luxor:
To ride up to the rooms in the pyramid, guests must use an "inclinator," a special elevator that rises at a 39 degree angle. The ultra-bright light atop the pyramid offers quite a show of nature on
some nights, as bats and birds swim in the illuminating light.
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