Luxor Hotel and Casino vs the D Las Vegas: Pyramid Grandeur vs Downtown Classic
Luxor Hotel and Casino
the D Las Vegas
Accommodations and Room Quality
Luxor Hotel: Features 4,400 rooms across pyramid towers and newer hotel towers. Pyramid rooms have unique slanted windows and Egyptian theme (6/10 comfort). Tower rooms are more modern with standard amenities (7/10). All rooms include minibars and basic toiletries. Some rooms show wear.
the D Las Vegas: Offers 638 rooms with modern, clean design featuring black and red decor. Rooms include 42-inch TVs, charging stations, and contemporary bathrooms. Better maintained overall with more consistent quality (8/10).
Winner: the D Las Vegas (Superior room condition and modern amenities)
Dining Options
Luxor Hotel: Extensive options including Pyramid Cafe (24hr), TENDER steakhouse, Public House gastropub, and food court. 12+ dining venues ranging from casual to upscale. Quality varies but provides good variety (7/10).
the D Las Vegas: More limited but quality-focused options: D Grill steakhouse, American Coney Island, and casino quick bites. Fewer choices but better consistent quality in main restaurants (8/10).
Winner: Luxor Hotel (Greater variety and more dining choices)
Casino Experience
Luxor Hotel: 120,000 sq ft casino with 2,000+ slots, 87 table games, and race/sports book. High ceiling pyramid creates unique atmosphere. tends to be more tourist-focused with higher minimums (7/10).
the D Las Vegas: 60,000 sq ft casino with vintage and modern slots, 20 table games. Known for lively atmosphere, reasonable limits, and popular Sigma Derby horse racing game. More player-friendly (8/10).
Winner: the D Las Vegas (Better player experience and unique gaming options)
Amenities and Facilities
Luxor Hotel: Massive complex with multiple pools, LAX nightclub, Atrium shopping area, Bodies exhibition, Blue Man Group theater, and full spa. Connected to Excalibur and Mandalay Bay via tram (9/10).
the D Las Vegas: More limited amenities: rooftop lounge, gift shop, and access to Fremont Street experience. No pool or spa facilities. Focuses on casino and dining rather than resort amenities (5/10).
Winner: Luxor Hotel (Significantly more amenities and entertainment options)
Location and Accessibility
Luxor Hotel: South Strip location provides access to Mandalay Bay, Excalibur, and Luxor tram system. Requires monorail or rideshare to reach central Strip. Isolated from downtown (7/10).
the D Las Vegas: Prime Fremont Street location in heart of downtown. Walking access to all downtown casinos, restaurants, and Fremont Street Experience. Better for exploring classic Vegas (9/10).
Winner: the D Las Vegas (Superior location for downtown access and exploration)
Value and Pricing
Luxor Hotel: Mid-range pricing with rooms $50-200/night. Resort fee $39.95. Good value for Strip location but amenities can add up (7/10).
the D Las Vegas: Excellent value with rooms $30-150/night. Resort fee $29.95. One of best value propositions in Vegas for quality accommodations (9/10).
Winner: the D Las Vegas (Significantly better value pricing)
Service and Staff
Luxor Hotel: Generally competent but can be inconsistent due to size. Check-in lines can be long. Housekeeping reliable but not exceptional (6/10).
the D Las Vegas: More personalized service with friendly, attentive staff. Smaller property allows for better guest recognition and service consistency (8/10).
Winner: the D Las Vegas (More consistent and personalized service)