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Talk about opulence—the Luxor Hotel is one of Vegas' most distinctive buildings, and in the most untraditional sense. The hotel is housed inside a 30-story black-glass pyramid with a megawatt spotlight at its tip that shoots out a beam of light so bright, it can be seen at flight level from Los Angeles, which is some 275 miles away. But as unforgettable as the Luxor's exterior is, wait until you go inside the Egyptian-themed hotel and resort.

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Take in Las Vegas' sprawling skyline from within Luxor Hotel's suites, which boast a 22-story view and luxurious accommodations. Posh spa suites offer a relaxing soak right in the bedroom, while the 1,050-square-foot Tower Premier Suite features floor-to-ceiling windows for a spectacular lookout over the bustling Strip. In-room dining and shopping at Luxor's 29 high-end retail outlets are just some of the amenities offered at this resort and, of course, the Luxor Casino is available for adult playtime.

Built up an appetite yet? Good, because Luxor is home to more than 10 dining outlets. Satisfy your rumbling stomach late at night at the Burger Bar, or plan a more elaborate meal at TENDER steak & seafood, where you'll enjoy indulgences like top-quality prime beef and fine wines.

Burn off that meal with a trip to Luxor's fitness center, which offers cardiovascular equipment and free weights. Then treat yourself to Absolute Bliss, a full-body massage scented with the essence of calming lavender. Take one step closer to heaven and slip into Luxor's whirlpool, or take a refreshing dip in one of four alfresco swimming pools.

With so much to do and so much pampering to experience, it's clear that the Luxor is no flash in the pan. In fact, it's future looks brighter than ever.

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Luxor Overview
If you've always wanted to see the Egyptian pyramids but can't afford the flight to Egypt, Las Vegas' Luxor hotel and casino has you covered. In this Travel Channel video, learn all about Las Vegas' pyramid-shaped hotel.