Casino: Full of rude, pushy sales staff (trying to sell you show tickets), VERY smoky (one of the smokiest on the strip, in my opinion), absolutely terrible atmosphere. The downside to the room was no real 'luxuries' like you find in most other hotels (no coffee maker, minifridge, flat screen TV, tub, etc) and the lighting in the bathroom (well, the whole room, actually) is VERY dim. Very clean, large shower, comfortable beds, etc. Room: Aside from the room mix-up I described above, the room was good. It really made us want to avoid the casino area at all costs because of the rude, pushy sales staff. After we politely responded 'no thank you' SEVERAL times, they kept at it. ALSO.while walking through the casino (to get to the registration desk, parking lot, pretty much everything.) we were stopped NUMEROUS times by sales people offering us 'discounted show tickets'. Not a good start to our Luxor experience. Upon a return to the front desk we were told there was 'nothing they could do' and 'it must have been an error'. When we arrived to our had 2 queen beds. At check-in, the staff at the front desk even double checked 'you want a king size room, correct' to which we responded yes. Upon check-in, we were given a pyramid room with 2 queen beds. To start, we had booked a king size pyramid room. My husband and I stayed at the Luxor for 2 nights.

The downside to the room was no real 'luxuries' like you find in most other hotels (no coffee maker, minifridge, flat screen TV, tub, etc) and the lighting in the bathroom (well, the whole room, actually) is VERY dim.Ĭasino: Full of rude, pushy sales staff (trying to sell you show tickets), VERY smoky (one.

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