Luxor vs Palace Station: Comprehensive Las Vegas Hotel Comparison

Accommodations Comparison

Luxor: Features 4,400 rooms across pyramid towers and newer hotel towers. Pyramid rooms feature unique 39-degree slanted windows with blackout curtains. Rooms recently renovated with modern Egyptian-themed decor. Standard rooms average 350-400 sq ft with comfortable bedding and updated bathrooms.

Palace Station: Offers 1,000+ rooms with recent renovations. Rooms are functional but smaller (average 300 sq ft) with straightforward decor. More basic amenities but well-maintained. Tower rooms offer better views and amenities.

Winner: Luxor (Superior room quality and unique features)

Amenities and Facilities

Luxor: Massive 120,000 sq ft casino, 5 swimming pools including a wave pool, full-service spa, fitness center, shopping arcade, and direct access to Mandalay Bay and Excalibur via tram. Features the only inclined elevator in Las Vegas.

Palace Station: 95,000 sq ft casino focused on locals, outdoor pool, fitness center, and free parking. Known for excellent video poker odds and frequent player promotions. Lacks the extensive resort amenities of Strip properties.

Winner: Luxor (More comprehensive resort experience)

Dining Options

Luxor: 15+ dining options including upscale steakhouse (TENDER), buffet, food court, casual restaurants, and celebrity chef venues. Good variety from quick bites to fine dining.

Palace Station: 10+ dining options including the famous Oyster Bar, 24-hour coffee shop, buffet, and several casual restaurants. Excellent value dining with strong local favorites.

Winner: Luxor (Greater variety and upscale options)

Location and Accessibility

Luxor: Prime South Strip location with easy access to Mandalay Bay Convention Center, MGM Grand, and T-Mobile Arena. Monorail and tram connections available. Walking distance to many attractions.

Palace Station: Off-Strip location near I-15 with free shuttle to downtown and Strip. Easy freeway access but requires transportation to major attractions. Closer to downtown and Fremont Street.

Winner: Luxor (Superior location for tourists)

Value and Pricing

Luxor: Moderate pricing with rooms typically $70-150/night. Resort fees around $45/night. Good value for Strip location but additional costs add up.

Palace Station: Excellent value with rooms typically $40-80/night. Lower resort fees ($30/night). Better gambling odds and promotions for budget-conscious visitors.

Winner: Palace Station (Significantly better value)

Entertainment and Nightlife

Luxor: Features Carrot Top comedy show, Fantasy revue, LAX nightclub, and several bars. Connected to larger Mandalay Bay entertainment options.

Palace Station: Limited entertainment options with occasional lounge acts and promotions. Focused more on gambling than entertainment production shows.

Winner: Luxor (Superior entertainment options)