Stewart @ 7th (E) en Las Vegas

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  William Johnson -Local Guide Expert

  :: 13 March 2018 00:11:40

  Definitely a luxury hotel! From the simple fact of being a glass pyramid you know that it will be a hotel of the highest level. The bedrooms are very comfortable and elegant, although the good is out of these. The pool is huge, the train is very useful, the Buffet is extremely varied and without a doubt the casino is incredible, considering that with $ 20 I won 600 $. An excellent hotel for an excellent city Hotel very cool although a little old. It shows in rooms that are old and the bathroom, for example, is a bit rickety. The rest of the room was fine. Inside is a pass. Fully acclimated in Egypt with a very ciidado props. The location is regular. It is at the beginning of the strip and you have to walk quite far to the most famous area. Thematic hotel, very nice, large and comfortable room without big luxuries but acceptable. It has several restaurants to eat and connects to other hotels without going outside. Public transport passes in front of the hotel Spacious but outdated rooms. They need renovation. Or you give a tip to the one that assigns you room, or your views will be to the parking. Odious carpet, difficult to carry the suitcases because the wheels do not go well. Very expensive for what they offer. Impersonal service It was clean. The rate does not include breakfast. And do not even think about buying a snack in any of the stores, they'll ask you for a kidney for anything, ridiculously expensive. The entrance from the parking was closed, enabled a back door that gave an appearance of incredible neglect, crossing the pool, which was empty. The parking lot tiny. And although it is on the strip, away from everything, the distances are very long, important to consider if you go sightseeing. I would not repeat. The Luxor Hotel is a hotel and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada. It was one of the first mega-resorts completely allusive to a theme. Excavations for the Luxor began in 1991, the same year that Treasure Island and the current MGM Grand began. Its theme is Ancient Egypt and contains a total of 4,408 rooms all arranged in its interior as a hollow pyramid and with two twin ziggurat towers that were built afterwards. The hotel is named for the city of Luxor (ancient Thebes) in Egypt, for the Valley of the Kings, Karnak and the Temple of Luxor, and other Pharaonic monuments - but not for the pyramids, since none of them has that name. The Luxor is located to the south and end of the Las Vegas strip, opposite the McCarran International Airport. Pizzeria durieell Campeche the kings The hotel is surrounded by Mandalay Bay to the south and by the Excalibur to the north; the three are connected by monorail and local trams. The three properties were built by Circus Circus Enterprises, which later became the Mandalay Resort Group. When it opened on October 15, 1993, the pyramid was the tallest building on strip 1 and $ 375 million was spent on construction.2 One theater and two additional towers with 2,000 rooms were added in 1998 for $ 675 million. 2 In June 2004, the Mandalay Resort Group was purchased by MGM Mirage, adding this hotel as one of the best on the "Strip". Definitely a luxury hotel! From the simple fact of being a glass pyramid you know that it will be a hotel of the highest level. The bedrooms are very comfortable and elegant, although the good is out of these. The pool is huge, the train is very useful, the Buffet is extremely varied and without a doubt the casino is incredible, considering that with $ 20 I won 600 $. An excellent hotel for an excellent city Hotel very cool although a little old. It shows in rooms that are old and the bathroom, for example, is a bit rickety. The rest of the room was fine. Inside is a pass. Fully acclimated in Egypt with a very ciidado props. The location is regular. It is at the beginning of the strip and you have to walk Spacious but outdated rooms. They need renovation. Or you give a tip to Paradise, Nevada. It was one of the first mega-resorts completely allusive to a theme. Excavations for the Luxor began in 1991, the same year that

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  Stephanie Stevens

  :: 10 February 2017 18:14:32