The real luxuries are the cabanas, complete with storage lockers, televisions, towel service and misters for when the Vegas sun becomes scorching hot. In contrast to the desert sands of Vegas, the pool deck is outfitted with powder-blue chairs and daybeds that line the water’s edge and stretch across the 125,000+ square-foot pool deck. With its themed features, such as pyramids and pillars, adults and families with children of all ages will enjoy this grand outdoor fixture at Luxor hotel.

Known to guests as The Oasis, Luxor features four pools as well as four whirlpools, to accommodate a large number of guests. If the Caesars Palace pool complex is a Roman-inspired garden of paradise, then Luxor is its cool Egypt-inspired equivalent. Regardless of what you are looking for, you will enjoy staying under the beam at Luxor. Of course, there are table games and sportsbooks as well, and HyperX Esports Arena is within the pyramid too.

The casino at Luxor has over 120,000 square feet and hundreds of slots. These locations include Centra, settled back from the casino, Aurora, based on the lights of the Aurora Borealis, and Flight, a bar perfect for an exciting party. Other activities on Luxor property include enjoying amenities like sparkling pools, Nurture Spa and Salon, and access to various nightlife, clubs, and bars. Many rooms lead to an open-air hallway that overlooks this atrium. Head inside to a large atrium that will take you anywhere in the resort. Walk the grounds among “ancient” pillars, and even take a picture in front of a Sphinx. The rest of the hotel and its grounds follow that same theme of Egyptian decor. While many of the properties along the Strip follow traditional architecture, this resort is located inside a black glass pyramid. If you are looking for the most unique place to stay in all of Las Vegas, you might want to try Luxor.

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