Spotty service, inconvenient parking and pool access make this hotel more of a hassel to stay in than it is worth. I'd recommend staying at Monte Carlo or Tropicana, which are at similar price points. Both offer a superior experience as the Luxor has lost most of what made it cool - its Egyptian theme. Without the theme, Luxor is just like every other 3000+ room mega-resort in town with multi-ethnic eateries, a Cirque show, nightclub, ultralounges, etc. What Luxor has going for it is that its cheap, clean(er than Excalibur), and is located on the strip. \n\nThe hotel has 2 towers - the pyramid tower and the west tower - try to stay in the west tower because the rooms are more modern and practical. Bathrooms in the West Tower have separate tub and shower which is a nice plus. I frequented the fitness center a few times during my stay. The room itself is of an adequate size. It has some free weights, and lots of cardio-equipment. The fitness center is free for hotel guests thanks to the resort fee. \n\nThe Luxor parking garage is located in the back of the hotel and is only a 2 story structure with a pedestrian bridge that connects to the building on the opposite side of the lobby. This means a far walk from the parking garage to the main lobby. Luxor is connected to Mandalay Bay and Excalibur via skywalk and automated monorail.