Luxor 24/7 — Local services in Contiguous United States

The Luxor 24/7 Convenient Shop was a lifesaver during our stay. Having a store open around the clock right inside the resort made everything easier, whether we needed a quick snack, a forgotten travel essential, or something to take back to the room after a long day on the Strip.

The shop is impressively well‑stocked for its size. We found: Drinks, snacks, and grab‑and‑go food Fresh coffee and cold beverages Toiletries and personal care items Over‑the‑counter medicines Souvenirs, small gifts, and Vegas‑themed merchandise Travel essentials like chargers, adapters, and sunscreen

It’s the kind of place where you can walk in with a small need and walk out with exactly what you were looking for.

Being open 24/7 is a huge advantage, especially in a city where schedules don’t always follow the clock. The staff was friendly and efficient, and the store was clean, organized, and easy to navigate.

Whether you’re grabbing a late‑night snack, replacing something you forgot to pack, or picking up a souvenir, the Luxor’s 24/7 convenient shop has you covered. It made our stay smoother and added to the overall comfort of being...

Didn’t win a single thing at the Luxor… but honestly, still one of the better casinos in Vegas. The pyramid design is iconic and walking inside never gets old—it actually feels like you’re somewhere different, not just another copy-and-paste casino. The layout is spacious, easy to navigate, and not overwhelming, which makes it enjoyable even when luck isn’t on your side. The casino floor has a great mix of games, plenty of machines, and a fun atmosphere without feeling too hectic. Staff were friendly and helpful, and everything felt well-run and comfortable. Winning would’ve been nice—but even without that, Luxor stands out for vibe, design, and overall experience. Definitely worth a visit and I’d happily come back to try...

Very disappointed with the convenience store at the Luxor. Everything is significantly overpriced and to make matters worse, there are no prices displayed on any of the items. You have to ask a staff member or wait until you get to the register to find out what you are being charged.

When I questioned the lack of pricing, I was told it is “the Vegas way” because of dynamic pricing. That response honestly made it worse. Transparent pricing should be standard practice anywhere, regardless of the city.

Be aware: prices are not labelled and can be shockingly high. I do not agree with this kind of business model and would strongly recommend visiting Target or somewhere...