Nonetheless, good value at More, nice staff and clean and well serviced. After a couple of days I generally try some of the other buffets on the Strip. I like the buffet, but I have to admit the selection is so-so. They even remembered that I was living abroad this year - and what was I doing back when I showed up a few weeks ago. But when I walk into the Deli, the late night staff always ask me what book I'm reading this time. It's rare in a hotel in Vegas, for the staff to remember you. My favorite restaurants are More, the buffet, and the Deli (which is open 24 hours). When I checked in, I mentioned that I would have preferred a King, and the young lady at the check-in desk went out of her way to find me one. As an example of how accommodating the staff is, a couple of weeks ago I had booked a Tower Queen (there were no Kings available). My one complaint is that the Queen rooms do not have a work desk. I prefer the King rooms because they have a work desk. The beds are super comfortable, the bathrooms well appointed and maintained, Always plenty of hot water. They are much quieter than the Pyramid and my experience is the WiFi works much better in the Tower rooms. By contrast, the other reasonably priced accommodation next door (Excalibur) reeks of being outdated and poorly maintained.

The public areas are well maintained and show no signs of being running down. What the Luxor has done so well is provide some of the most reasonably priced accommodations on the Strip yet maintaining a high quality experience. I love it, Like every hotel there are occasional slip ups, but the excellent staff are usually quick to address them. But for the last two years, I've stayed at the Luxor probably a dozen times. For years, I'd been staying at one of the other MGM properties further up the strip.

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