luxor hotel las vegas is a romantic spot for honeymooners - by Kiki

Luxor Hotel Las Vegas

Luxor Hotel Las Vegas is a landmark casino on the Vegas Strip. Shaped like a black glass pyramid, walking into the hotel simulates what it could be like walking into one of those huge Egyptian tombs along the Nile River. With the largest beam in the world emanating from its triangular peak, this hotel can be seen for miles.

A unique hotel located at the south end of the Strip between the Excalibur and Mandalay Bay, it's only 3.5 miles from McCarran International Airport. But because it's toward the end of the Strip, you will need to take a cab if you want to visit the Bellagio, Caesar's Palace or the Paris.

The pyramid rooms at the Luxor Hotel Las Vegas are a little tired. The price is right but I hear too many people complain that the rooms aren't clean, they smell musty or they are in need of repair. New towels need to be ordered and maid service could be more consistent. The service personnel could be friendlier. Lines for checking in are usually quite long. The windows are slanted to the shape of the pyramid so it's not easy to look down if you want to look out on the Strip or pools. But the elevators go sideways which is a different experience. The tower rooms I hear are more comfortable, more modern and I would recommend these.

Pool area is awesome but check for times, they are seasonal. Whirlpools and five large pools are heated year-around. Cabanas are available with all the amenities like refrigerators, mister system, TV, pool rafts, dining table and food and beverage service. For an adult only experience, check out Restore - an oasis that offers chilled towels and alcohol popsicles.

At the Luxor Hotel Las Vegas, there are many ways to satisfy your hunger. You'll find at least eight restaurants or diners, the buffet, a food court and room service as well. Fusia has Chinese/Pan-Asian cuisine with a large bar area for specialty drinks. Very popular. If you want comfort and atmosphere while you're dining, go to Company American Bistro. You'll find large leather chairs and couches and aspen trees around a fireside lounge.

There are certain attractions at the Luxor that you won't find at any other hotel. The King Tut Museum, for instance is a stunning reproduction of the 1922 discovery of King Tut's treasures. Take the 15 minute audio tour. Open 7 days a week from 10am to 11pm. It's a romantic spot for Las Vegas honeymoons. For family entertainment, visit their IMAX Theatre featuring a 7-story screen and digital sound.

Carrot Top is an over-the-top comedian at the Luxor. You just never know what he's going to say or do next. He loves props and crazy inventions. Fantasy is a sexually charged topless revue with beautiful girls who sing, dance and spice it up with a touch of comedy. If you want to put the romance back into your relationship, check out the Luxor Hotel Las Vegas.