Standard - Rooms offer one king bed or two queen beds and accommodate a maximum of four guests. In the 30-story Pyramid, Standard rooms include a slanted window, a large walk-in shower (no tub), a desk, and beautiful multi-wood furniture. In the 22-story Towers, Standard rooms offer a floor-to-ceiling window; a walk-in shower with a Euro-style deep-soaking tub; a bathroom telephone; a massive sand-colored armoire with a lighted closet at each end; and a soothing sand-and-bronze color scheme.

Mini Suite - These suites offer one king bed and accommodate a maximum of two guests. Located in the Towers, elegant Mini Suites include a living/dining room separated from the bedroom by a door. The living/dining room contains a wet bar with a gold sink, plush couch/easy chair set, and two-chair dining set. Bathrooms include a walk-in shower, a jetted tub for relaxed, bubbly bathing, and a telephone. Mini Suites come with bathrobes.

Jacuzzi Suite - These suites offer one king bed or two queen beds and accommodate a maximum of four guests. Located on the corners of the Pyramid and containing Luxor's signature multi-wood furniture, Jacuzzi Suites feature a two-person Jacuzzi elevated on a platform next to a slanted window for romantic soaking-with-a-view (or privately behind drawn curtains). A separate sitting area contains either a large couch or a table and chair. An upholstered chair with footstool provides ease in the bedroom. Bathrooms include a large walk-in shower (no tub).

Sacred Sea Room - Featuring seafood such as crab and oyster fresh from live tanks, this restaurant includes a wave-like blue ceiling mosaic and plush booths.

Luxor Steakhouse - Lavishly appointed in warm, hand-rubbed cherry wood, the Luxor Steakhouse features aged, prime-grade beef.

Papyrus - The menu here offers Chinese dishes. Papyrus features island-style decor and artifacts.

La Salsa - Mexican fare and views inside the immense pyramid are the attractions here.

Hamada of Japan - This outpost of the locally popular Hamada chain offers a sushi bar and dining room.

Pharaoh's Pheast Buffet - Suffused with soft light and shadows and surrounded by immense column caps, diners in this subterranean restaurant feast on sumptuous breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets.

Pyramid Caf? - Located in the casino, the 24-hour caf? serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Nile Deli - This New York-style restaurant offers traditional kosher deli foods.

Food Court - Pizza, coffee, ice cream, and burgers comprise just some of the Food Court's fare.

International Grounds - Coffee drinks and pastries are available here.

Oasis - Located in the pool complex, this spot opens seasonally to serve drinks and light foods to sunbathers.

Room service is available 24 hours. Casino

Amenity highlights: Secluded in the hotel's rear, 5 acres of sand-colored sundecks, blue-water pools (one heated), and white-canvas cabanas provide year-round relaxation and, in warm weather, sunning opportunities. For vacation pampering and shaping up, Oasis Spa remains open 24 hours (except Tuesday nights), offering 12,000 square feet of fitness equipment, saunas, steam rooms, hot- and warm-water spas, tanning rooms, massage, and body treatments.

Insider tip: Four poolside cabanas can be rented by the day. They come with a stocked refrigerator, television, telephone, dining set, cushioned lounge chairs, ceiling fan and mist system for cooling, two pool rafts, and food-and-beverage service.
In the 1,200-seat Luxor Theatre, Blue Man Group: Live at Luxor presents the renowned troupe performing its riveting and amusing routines nightly. Six nights a week, Midnight Fantasy presents topless showgirls, comedy, dance, and music.

RA - A Nightclub features an impressive light and sound system and pulsing, non-stop dancing music. The sleek, 19,000-square-foot club contains two massive bars, cigar lounges, a sushi/oyster bar, and plush VIP booths.

Live music and dancing in a classic lounge featuring cocktails with an Egyptian twist draw guests to Nefertiti's Lounge, just off the casino.

Other attractions include:

• The IMAX Theatre, offering both 3-D and regular IMAX movies and a realistic-motion theater
• The kid-friendly In Search of the Obelisk
• Games of the Gods, a 14,000-square-foot video arcade
• Tomb and Museum of King Tutankhamun, a meticulous replica of the actual tomb

Comprising more than 125,000 square feet, the casino supplies slots, video poker, backjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, keno, a poker room, and a sports book with 17 giant-screen televisions and 128 monitors.

The One Club offers membership cards that consolidate in single accounts slot and gaming-table play at six Las Vegas casinos and two in Laughlin, Nevada. Members earn cash and/or complimentary rewards redeemable for discounted rooms, food, and drink. Aerobics classes