Located on the southern end of the Strip, the Luxor offers all of the luxuries that a pharaoh could want from excellent restaurants and renowned entertainment to amazing attractions and beautiful art stores.

The Luxor has a grand and mystical air contained within a 30-story black glass pyramid and a pair of stepped-pyramid towers designed in the image of ancient Egypt with all the technological wonders of today’s age.  The Luxor’s rooms are decorated in the style of the East and surround the world’s largest atrium. 

The Luxor boasts cutting-edge attractions with a motion simulator, a two-story video arcade, and an IMAX theatre.  There is also a recreation of King Tut’s Tomb.  The Oasis Spa is one of the best of its kind and is located in the Luxor’s 5-acre desert-oasis pool area.  And for those looking for some sin-city style entertainment, the Luxor boasts one of Vegas’ largest topless shows, Fantasy.

The Pyramid also contains some of the most beautiful art stores, many with Egyptian themed paintings, sculptures, and attire available to let guests take a little bit of Egypt home with them.

Anyone with a fascination for ancient Egypt or a love of bold architecture will want to head to the Luxor.

Hotel Details:
· Number of rooms: 4,408.
· Casino: games include Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Keno, Poker, Slots, Video Poker and Megabucks. The casino has a poker room.
· Race & sports book:  110-seat race and sports book, equipped with 30 televisions and 20 big screens.
· Restaurants:  Luxor Steakhouse, Fusia, La Salsa, Pyramid Cafe, Backstage Deli, the Luxor Food Court and the Pharaoh’s Pheast Buffet.
· Entertainment:  Nefertiti’s Lounge features live entertainment nightly. The 1,200-seat Luxor Theater is home to the Broadway sensation Hairspray. The Atrium Showroom features Carrot Top and Fantasy.
· Nightlife: RA nightclub features world-class DJs and dancing.
· 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 — also are open to 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. And the Luxor IMAX shows a variety of films in the larger-than-life format, while Pirates 4D takes the experience one step further with multi-sensory special effects.
· Pool:  five-acre pool area with four pools and four Jacuzzis.
· Spa:  the Oasis Spa offers multiple types of massages and services. Kristina’s Beauty Salon is located outside the spa in the hotel.
· Shops: The Giza Galleria is a shopping promenade with numerous retail stores. There also are 41 shops and restaurants located in Mandalay Place, an upscale boutique mall that connects the Luxor to Mandalay Bay.
· Wedding Chapel: Yes, the Chapel at Luxor offers a number of wedding ceremony packages.