Q: negative

A: I had a terrible experience. The walls are all concrete and everything echos intensely loud. My steak was meh, and it was like a $100 steak! I expected everything here to be amazing but was let down.

Q: negative

A: i am waiting for check in more than 1 hour, and they can't find our name on the booking list, and the attitude was awful. And they delivery our luggages like 2 hours!!!!! I even can't take a shower cause them didn't have robe in the room and bin as well....

Q: negative

A: I've been getting lost and p.o.ed in this hotel since 1998. Even stayed here once out of desparation, much to my chagrin. All other properties in Vegas, including MGM properties, have signs clearly directing you to all the restaurants by name. A restaurant changes, they change the sign. But apparently Excalibur cannot be bothered. There's just a general sign at the escalator that says "Restaurants" implying that all the restaurants are upstairs. But they are not. Once you get upstairs, you'll find a couple of banners above the escalators that try to explain with oddly placed arrows where specific restaurants, registration, etc. are located. But the banners make no sense. It's so annoying. Also, this hotel was rundown in 1998 and is doubly so today. It smells funny. The smoke over the years has inflitrated every nook and cranny, making the whole place smell like a giant, nasty ashtray. Since it is part of the weird, circuitious path that allows you to traverse the Strip in mostly air conditioned comfort, sometimes it becomes a necessity to come here. Or if someone's band is playing here. Over the years, I've seen more live acts here for free than anywhere on the Strip. But otherwise I try to avoid it if at all possible.

Q: positive

A:
I took a friend here for his first Guinness and he loved it, the bartender Jose sold us on some Jameson shots for $5, and it hit the spot. There were 8 Irish visitors there as well, and they added to the experience. (6 guys and 2 girls, and they were nuts) Make it a point to go there and enjoy the experience, you won't be disappointed. We had the onions rings, and they were some of the best I have ever eaten. Go deep, go long. Enjoy.