Luxor Hotel and Casino — The Strip
The Luxor Pyramid Premier King Corner Suite Big is an 850-square-foot, one-bedroom corner suite at Luxor Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, sleeping up to 3 guests. It features the hotel's signature slanted pyramid walls, a separate living room, and a deep soaking tub positioned to take in panoramic city and mountain views. It is a strong choice for couples or small groups who want more space and a visually distinctive room compared to a standard Luxor offering.
Corner placement inside Luxor's iconic pyramid structure means this suite delivers angled walls, wide-angle city views, and a layout that separates sleeping from socializing — details that are hard to replicate in a standard Strip room.
At 850 square feet, the Pyramid Premier King Corner Suite Big is one of the more spacious single-bedroom options inside Luxor's pyramid tower. The corner position is the defining physical feature: it widens the room's footprint and pushes the slanted pyramid walls outward, giving the interior a geometry you won't find in a conventionally shaped hotel room. One king bed anchors the sleeping area, while a separate sitting room provides a distinct space to gather without being on top of the bed. Blackout drapes and curtains cover the angled windows, giving guests full control over light at any hour.
The bathroom is built around a deep soaking tub that faces the window, so guests can look out over the city or mountains while soaking — a detail specifically noted by guests who have toured the room. A separate shower is also included, along with dual vanities, a hair dryer, designer and eco-friendly free toiletries, and an iron and ironing board. In the main living areas, a 50-inch flat-panel TV, Wi-Fi, and an in-room laptop-sized safe cover the practical bases. Premium bedding and LED light bulbs are standard, and the suite is fully non-smoking. Rollaway or extra beds are available for a surcharge, which is how the suite accommodates a third guest.
This suite is well-suited to two travelers who want a living room buffer — useful after long days on the casino floor or at nearby Strip attractions — and can work for a third guest via the rollaway option. MGM Rewards (M life) members have documented receiving this room as a complimentary upgrade, which suggests it sits at an accessible tier within Luxor's suite inventory rather than at the very top. Guests comparing this suite to the smaller Pyramid King Corner Suite (590 square feet) will find the Big variant adds 260 square feet, most of it in the living and bath areas.
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Luxor lists at least two corner king suite tiers in its pyramid tower. The standard Pyramid King Corner Suite measures 590 square feet, while the Pyramid Premier King Corner Suite Big comes in at 850 square feet — a difference of 260 square feet. Both include a king bed, a living room, a soaking tub, Wi-Fi, and an in-room safe, but the larger suite's corner footprint and additional space are the primary reasons to step up.
Yes. The deep soaking tub is positioned at the window, and guests who have toured and reviewed the room specifically describe it as having a city and mountain view. This is one of the suite's most frequently highlighted features and is distinct from bathrooms in standard Luxor rooms where the tub has no window access.
The suite's standard maximum occupancy is 3 guests. The room includes one king bed; a rollaway or extra bed is available for a surcharge to accommodate the third guest. This makes it workable for a small group or family, though the single king bed means the third guest sleeps on the rollaway.
Based on publicly documented guest experiences, MGM Rewards (M life) members have received the Pyramid Premier King Corner Suite Big as a complimentary upgrade at Luxor. The suite appears to sit at an accessible level within the property's suite inventory, which makes it a realistic comp target for members with mid-to-upper tier status. Upgrades are never guaranteed and depend on availability at the time of check-in.
Yes. The suite includes a separate sitting or living room area that is distinct from the bedroom, which is one of the features that differentiates it from a standard Luxor guest room. The separate space can be used for guests to socialize without disturbing anyone in the sleeping area, and it is a consistent detail mentioned in both the hotel's own listing and independent room tours.