Luxor Hotel and Casino — The Strip
The Pyramid Premier King Room at Luxor Hotel and Casino is a 420-square-foot king-bed room accommodating up to 3 guests, located inside Luxor's iconic pyramid structure on the Las Vegas Strip. Its defining feature is the slanted pyramid windows, which deliver a view unlike any standard hotel room. Travelers who want a recognizable Las Vegas landmark experience without sacrificing updated décor or practical amenities will find this room a strong fit.
Staying inside an actual pyramid on the Las Vegas Strip is not a marketing line — it is what this room literally delivers, complete with angled exterior windows that frame the Strip at a geometry no rectangular tower can replicate.
At 420 square feet, the Pyramid Premier King Room sits inside Luxor's pyramid building, which means the geometry of the structure shapes the room itself. The most visible consequence is the slanted windows: rather than a flat vertical pane, the glass follows the pyramid's inward slope, creating a view corridor that guests describe as unlike anything else on the Strip. The room features a king bed, updated décor and furniture, a large armoire for storage, and a dedicated workspace — all elements confirmed by the property. Rooms on the pyramid's Strip-facing side look directly onto Las Vegas Boulevard.
The entertainment setup centers on a 50-inch flat-panel TV with cable channels and pay-movie options. Connectivity is covered by high-speed Wi-Fi. The bathroom offers a shower (no tub), free toiletries, and a hair dryer. For sleep, the room includes premium bedding, blackout drapes, and fresh bed linens. Practical in-room additions include a safe, iron and ironing board, and a phone. Climate-controlled air conditioning and daily housekeeping are standard. Rollaway beds are available for a surcharge, which is how the room reaches its 3-guest maximum. One item worth noting: toothbrush and toothpaste are not stocked, so pack your own. The room is non-smoking throughout.
Beyond the room itself, staying in the pyramid means your door opens onto an interior balcony overlooking the Luxor atrium — reported to be the largest atrium in the world by volume. That transition from a private room to one of Las Vegas's most dramatic interior spaces is a detail no standard Strip tower room offers. The property also provides free tram service connecting Luxor to neighboring MGM Resorts properties, which extends your walkable options considerably. Connecting or adjoining rooms can be requested, subject to availability, making this room workable for families or groups that need flexibility across multiple rooms. Limited room service is also available.
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The room sits inside Luxor's pyramid structure, which gives it slanted exterior windows rather than flat vertical glass — a physical feature no rectangular tower hotel can offer. The interior balcony outside each pyramid room also overlooks the Luxor atrium, described as the largest hotel atrium in the world by volume, so leaving your room is its own experience. These two architectural details are specific to the pyramid building and not available in Luxor's tower rooms.
The room has a maximum occupancy of 3 guests. The base configuration is one king bed. A rollaway bed is available on request for a surcharge, which is what enables the third-guest capacity. Free cribs and infant beds can also be requested, though these do not count toward the adult occupancy limit.
Strip views are available in this room category but are not guaranteed on every booking — they depend on which side of the pyramid your specific room faces. The YouTube tour from Still Las Vegas (September 2025) notes their room had a Strip view and describes it as a fortunate assignment. If a Strip-facing room matters to you, it is worth contacting the hotel directly to request that orientation when booking.
The bathroom includes free eco-friendly toiletries and a hair dryer. The shower is walk-in only — there is no bathtub. One item specifically flagged by the property: toothbrush and toothpaste are not provided, so guests should bring their own. All other standard free toiletries are stocked.
Connecting or adjoining rooms can be requested at the time of booking or by contacting the hotel directly, but availability is not guaranteed — it is subject to what is open at the time of your stay. This option is useful for families or groups who want the Pyramid Premier King Room as their base but need additional sleeping space nearby.