text: Little things make this place just ok. Of course it's better than any flea bag motel you might find in Vegas, but no free wireless? I mean that's pretty standard in even budget places like The Hampton, etc., at half the price. Yeah, the Luxor has a crappy tangly wire by the tv you can plug into your laptop to get internet, but that means you're tethered and have to sit on the edge of the bed to use your computer. It's not even long enough to kick back on the bed where we all like to use our laptops, right? No coffee machines in the room make it so you have to trudge down to the Starbucks below and shell out the $10 for a couple coffees in the morning, grumble grumble. The tv sets are these crappy maybe 26\" numbers from the 90s. Don't these places know there has been a flat screen revolution? Why every room doesn't have a 36\"- 40\" flat screen is beyond me. Why would I want to order any PPV channels to watch on a screen that's crappier than the TV I had in college and not half as good as the one I have at home?? Also, the Pacquio fight was on, but it couldn't even be ordered to the room? You're kidding me? In Vegas?\nThe saving grace is the casino is pretty nice and not overly smokey. The grounds outside by the pool are nice (though the pool area was shut down when we were there because maybe the weather was cooler? Weird, because the pools at Cesar's and other places were open), and the pyramid shape is always intriguing. The location on the Strip near the end makes for some nice views for some rooms. The Luxor should take a cue from Cesar's Palace where the rooms are truly luxurious, and there is a feeling of space and opulence throughout. I don't think this place is fit for a Pharaoh....