We met up with some good friends who were visiting from Arizona. I actually hadn't visited this hotel in probably over ten years. I was expecting it to look a lot worse but I can happily report they've been spending some money on upgrades. The best part was the casino itself that no longer smells and the rooms have been upgraded from new carpet, to bedding and mattresses. This is still by far one of the cheapest options on the strip and they are very family friendly, for Vegas that is. The pool area looks great as well and I like all the palm trees everywhere. One disappointment is that there's no steakhouse. Every property has a steakhouse so I'm not sure why the Excalibur doesn't. We ended up going to the Luxor and dining at Tender which was great but it was a very long walk to get there and come back. read more

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First off I think the hate this place gets it crazy. It's all about what you are trying to accomplish in Vegas. I have a 4 year old ad I found this place to be perfect. Easy to get in and out. Arcade is awesome. Plenty of food options. Great location. Room was clean and the bed was comfortable. In the end we barely are in the room and this fits are needs. Would definitely go back again. read more

Only giving 3 stars because of the Help we got from security. We had a Quick trip for the Raider preseason game. The Shower had mold in it, hair in the drain.... Front desk very rude, we had a bad experience; BUT we did have a good experience with the security guards they were very nice and very friendly. Which help with the situation of our keys being locked in the room. Kelsey and Scarlett thank you! read more

Overall, we had a fantastic week in Las Vegas, and I want to start by saying there were many positives about our stay. The casino staff were friendly, the food and beverage offerings were enjoyable, and we truly had a great vacation. We stayed in the Royal Tower and fully understood we were booking one of the older sections of the hotel. I have over 15 years of experience in the hospitality industry, including with Marriott and Hilton, so I know the challenges that come with maintaining older properties. My concerns are not about outdated décor--they're about maintenance, cleanliness, and guest safety. Unfortunately, our room had several issues: * The secondary security lock on the door was broken. * The bedside reading light was broken, with exposed metal and wiring. * There were numerous black scuff marks throughout the walls. * We found bindis left behind from a previous guest on the desk, wall, and shower, making it appear the room had not been thoroughly cleaned. * The air conditioning only seemed to work when set to 68°F, and the room had a constant damp, swampy smell. * One dresser drawer was jammed shut and unusable. * Most concerning, we encountered cockroaches in the room on two separate occasions. I have an allergy to cockroaches, and during our stay I experienced hives and skin irritation. After spending long days enjoying Las Vegas, it was disappointing that we dreaded returning to the room because of its condition. I don't fault the front-line employees--they were consistently kind, professional, and helpful throughout our stay. My concern is with the condition of the room itself. Regardless of whether a guest books an older tower or a newly renovated room, everyone should expect a clean, safe, and properly maintained environment. I shared these concerns directly with the hotel after my stay but never received a response, which is disappointing. I hope this feedback encourages the property to address these maintenance and housekeeping issues because the staff and many other aspects of the resort made for an otherwise enjoyable trip. read more

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I recall staying at the Excalibur when I was child, but fast forward to now being in my mid-30s and I found myself stopping by for $5 margaritas that my friends wanted to enjoy late into the night (or morning for some). Since this was a random stop before we hit our hotel, I figured why not. This property is a bit outdated and the crowd running around was eclectic to say the least. I'm still processing about the shirtless dudes around the main bar and the random line dancing, but hey they were vibing themselves. We played for a little bit and decided to head out after an hour. It's def a zero frills kinda place and not one I would see myself ever staying at, but the nostalgia of my childhood def kicked in. read more

We had the best time and felt like royalty in this nice room for a tenth of the price of the other major strip properties. Josh the hotel manager treated us with so much hospitality that we will be coming back here instead of the Wynn. The rooms were super stylish and romantic best time ever. read more

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I stayed at Excalibur this past weekend during a quick trip to Vegas. I try to stay somewhere new each time that I go, and this time we ended up here! We knew we wouldn't be spending a lot of time in our room and the rate was undeniably crazy cheap, so we booked at Excalibur. We arrived in town early and were pleasantly surprised that we were able to check in quickly and have a room ready hours before the advertised time of 4pm. The room was decent! Honestly no complaints. Our bed was comfy and the shower water pressure was good, so I mean, not a lot to gripe about. Mini fridge wasn't as cold as we wanted but I feel that's standard for most Vegas hotels. Our view was nonexistent, facing a dirty wall, but whatever. We stayed in the newer renovated tower and it was pretty nice. We did really enjoy the pool. We wanted to make a point to actually go because it was sooo hot. They have four different pools, all pretty good size. One of the pools is only accessible for exclusive members but the other three were perfectly fine. For how hot it was, we were glad that none of the pools were overwhelmingly busy. We were able to secure lounge chairs and a good spot in the pool without a problem. The hotel itself has decent food options ranging from sports bars to casual walkup eateries. And of course lots of drink options. They had solid deal where you can get a double marg for under $6! We indulged in a few of those - available at all bars in the hotel! The main thing that put us off to staying here again is how AGGRESSIVE the staff is to try and push sales. When we walked in we were immediately hounded by hotel staff to purchase tickets to shows, extra nights, etc. This happened over the duration of our stay every single time we walked through the hotel. I get that it's a part of their job, but they are RELENTLESS here so be prepared to say no a LOT. I have never been in to the Excalibur in the past since it's a ways down the strip (imo) but it was fun getting to check out a new-to-us hotel. Not the worst stay and definitely an affordable option for a Vegas vacation. read more

Excalibur feels like stepping into a childhood storybook. Turrets, bright colors, and castle walls evoke something almost theme-park-like. Being one of the older hotels on the Las Vegas strip, it focuses on fun and fantasy. Families, casual energy, and an approachable atmosphere give it a different role on the Strip. You will be transported to a diffferent space in time. read more

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Unacceptable experience - Baby shower gifts stolen from room by staffI am incredibly hurt and disappointed by my experience at this hotel. I accidentally left several items in the closet when checking out, which happened to be meaningful gifts from my baby shower that I desperately need for my newborn especially while on our trip there. While I know it was my mistake to leave them behind, there is absolutely no excuse for what happened next. Housekeeping is required to thoroughly check and clean the closets before the next guest arrives. There is no way these items were missed--they were intentionally taken and not turned into Lost & Found. When I contacted the hotel, they tried to pass the blame by claiming a guest had already checked into the room after me and that they "could never get a hold of him." Unless housekeeping completely failed to clean the room and check the closet before that next person walked in, the fingers point squarely at the staff. My belongings were stolen, which is completely unacceptable and unprofessional. To the person who took things meant for a newborn baby: shame on you. Warning to anyone staying here: do not trust housekeeping, and double-check every inch of your room before you leave. They will not protect or return your forgotten items. If it wasn't house keeping than the only person to blame the guest after us, because our belongings were indeed left behind tucked in the closet- that for some reason housecleaning that day didn't look into......odd. The person in lost and found helping was helpful and for her sake it helped defuse the situation. Otherwise never ever staying there again. read more

I recently visited the Excalibur Hotel and Casino and I can see why this is still a budget friendly option that's located right on the Strip. Very large property with lots ot see. Unfortunately it isn't maintained as well as I remember back in the early 2000s. Restrooms are also not clean. Missing toilet seat covers and toile paper. There were many people checking in and I can tell that the staff was trying to keep their cool with the influx of customers. Parking is available on-site, but it's not free anymore. There is paid self-parking and valet, with in-and-out privileges once you pay, which is convenient if you plan to move around the Strip. As for the casino areas, it is not fully non-smoking. Like most Vegas casinos, smoking is allowed in designated areas, so you may notice cigarette smoke while walking through the gaming floor. I am hoping one day it will be completely non smoking as it is hard walking around the casino and trying not to get 2nd hand smoke. And even harder when I bring kids along. There are some must see events at this hotel that I recommend: 1. Tournament of Kings: This is the most iconic experience at Excalibur--a live medieval dinner show with knights, horses, jousting, and pyrotechnics. You eat with your hands while watching the show, which makes it super interactive and fun. Quite fun if you are bringing kids. 2. Fun Dungeon Arcade: Lots of games located at this arcade. Definitely fun with kids and it is casual and entertaining. 3. 4D rides and attractions: I saw the signs about this immersive 4D experience but didn't have time to try it out. Next time for sure! read more

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Surprisingly a solid option when needing a room on the strip. My friend booked a room for Wrestlemania from Thursday to Monday. The room was clean and had just enough space for two adults. The air conditioning was on point and the TV was a good size. Definitely a place to shower and rest to get back out where all the action is. Though considered a large resort, I found it very convenient to get in and out of. We had a room on the second floor and didn't have a view at all aside from a wall and what appeared to be a forgotten ladder. Fine for me we just kept the curtains closed. There was a desk which was perfect for us to leave our things and a few bottles on. The dresser had room for what might have been a fridge but we didn't use it. The bathroom was clean but dated. The shower door actually didn't close all the way. No biggie for me though. Inside the shower, there were two dispensers of shampoo! No soap, shampoo! I made it work. So my only hair is as smooth and shiny as the hair on my head. Lol The toilet was super low to the ground and flushed on its own. I had to jimmy it to make it stop. Initially I thought the room was haunted. I didn't spend too much time in the room but if I had to I would. The bed was comfy and had three fluffy pillows. Quality you wouldn't expect. Did not dine at the buffet or fancier restaurants but did have Krispy Kreme and Johnny Rockets. Solid but the latter being extremely pricey. If I needed a place to stay and didn't have comps, I wouldn't mind staying here. Location, price and service. Everyone that I interacted with that worked at the property was friendly and welcoming. This time around I did not use the gym or pool but both are solid and available. Be back again soon. Excalibur - an oldie but goodie after some really good renovations. read more

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Besides the cool medieval castle structure on the outside, there wasn't too much special I thought of Excalibur to be honest. It was tough just finding a seat here inside sometimes, and not because it was crowded. read more

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Shirley E. from the front desk, you are amazing!! thank you so much for your assistance and support. i was having a ton of trouble checking in and she was able to help me complete checking in and gave me an awesome room :) i am ecstatic for my vegas trip and Shirley helped to make sure it starts off great. the room was clean upon checking in and it was easy to find parking and our room. i enjoy the cheap rates and the staff is kind. i would recommend Excalibur as an economical family option. read more

I know Excalibur is an older hotel, but that's not an excuse. Our first-floor room felt extremely dated and worn down. The shower was in serious need of repair, and the overall room just didn't feel well maintained. The popcorn ceilings and aging interior made everything feel tired. The arcade was also disappointing. We spent about $150, and it felt like we barely got to play before our credits were gone. It just wasn't a good value. Excalibur has potential, but it's definitely time for a major refresh! Here's the pros: front desk agent helped me get cards when I forgot my phone with my digital card in the room. Also, my daughter left her iPad in the arcade and when we realized we didn't have it, an employee helped us and said it was secure in one of their rooms. read more

Where to begin? I've stayed at most of the big name Vegas hotels over the past several decades and I've seen a few of them torn down for less. The once mighty Excalibur is now a shadow of its former self. If you're misguided enough to spend money to stay there, be prepared for filth and dysfunction and nearly every turn. The rooms are grotesque. The "digital" check in and keycard system is broken. Room service includes zero service. And whatever you do, do NOT flush the toilet! It doesn't matter if it's a number 1 or 2, that sucker is going to make your bathroom floor into a slightly cleaner version of the Excalibur swimming pool. I asked for a full refund and actually got it. The staff knows what's up. If this dump is still standing by 2028 i'll be shocked. read more

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For a cheap hotel on the Strip (we only paid $70 for the night), it mostly met our expectations. The giant castle was fun to look at. The rooms were dingy and outdated, which was fine. The wait time to get a room was frustrating though. They have kiosks for self check-in, which made us think the process would be very efficient. However, we waited at least 20 minutes after we checked in for a room to actually be assigned to us via text. This was very frustrating as it was very late at night, so the rooms should have been ready by then. It was crowded with nowhere to sit, so we sat on the floor waiting. Even though I had booked a room with one king bed, we discovered the room had two queen beds. Parking, as is the same for most hotels nearby, was $20 per day on weekdays. read more

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Unfortunately we did not have the best experience here. I know going in to lower my expectations but since we got a comped room we decided, "Hey, why not!" We upgraded to the room with an in-room tub...let's just say it wasn't very clean and it was beyond underwhelming. Our TV didn't function properly, there was feces in the toilet, well I could go on but those thing are enough. We did notify the staff and they didn't seem too phased only offering to re-clean the toilet. They sent maintenance to fix the TV only for them to tell us there was nothing they could do. The check-in process was not great. They only want you to use the kiosk. While I understand this is the "new Vegas" you loose a bit of connection and ability to ask questions about the room location. In small print it says you cannot use digital payment. So about an hour after I thought we checked in we were notified payment was declined. Checked with my back and there was no issue. Called Excalibur for them to tell me they would run it again but didn't know when. Only to wait three hours still with no update. Went in to check status and only then was I informed it was because I use Apple Pay. I think this should be made more clearly and maybe even stated verbally when you're directed to the kiosk. Overall not a great experience and will not be staying again. Not even if it's comped. read more

I've been a House Seats member for about a year on a 2-year membership, and it's been a solid value. I've seen 2-3 shows and the membership more than pays for itself. The shows are fun and entertaining, a great way to enjoy Las Vegas entertainment without breaking the bank. Most recently, we went to see the Australian Bee Gees tribute show at Excalibur, and the show itself was fun. However, what really left a bad taste was Excalibur's decision to charge a flat $30 for parking simply because the Golden Knights were playing at T-Mobile Arena that night. Here's the thing, we weren't going to T-Mobile. We were locals coming to Excalibur for a show provided through House Seats membership. Because of the membership deal, we were there to be customers potentially dining, gambling, and spending money at their hotel after the show. Instead, Excalibur and several other hotels in the proximity of T-Mobile have figured out that they can cash in on event nights by charging everyone a flat $30 parking rate, regardless of where those people are actually headed. Yes, they may be making extra money on parking but they're losing far more in the long run. Because of that unexpected charge, we made the decision to leave right after the show and take our dining and gambling dollars to South Point instead, where we had a great time spending money we had originally planned to leave at Excalibur. If Excalibur thinks they're winning by squeezing locals for parking, they're not seeing the bigger picture. The business they lose from frustrated customers, people who came for shows, dinner, and gambling, far outweighs whatever they're collecting at the parking booth. As a local, I'll now be reconsidering any hotel within proximity of T-Mobile on event nights. There are plenty of other options on the Las Vegas Strip and beyond that actually value the business locals bring. House Seats, still worth it 3 stars. Excalibur, do better, for now you lost my business. read more

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The Excalibur will always have a soft spot in my heart! When we were young and broke this is where we would stay in Vegas. I even got married many moons ago here... But today we came to tiki and play! The new tiki bar is a sight to be seen and tasty drinks. Spacious and decorated to be exotic. Plenty of fruity concoctions and frozen drinks. But the music is nit ehat one would expectbat a tiki bat but beaides that we enjoyed the tiki. The game table minimums were right on par for our Excalibur expectations ($10 roulette at 4pm on a Friday afternoon.) The employees were all nice and friendly. Nothing for new card members (come on Excalibur!) Overall we always have fun at the castle! read more

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Excalibur is a decent place; I came here to frolic in the casino area with my friends because apparently it's less smoky than other casino lobbies. I think that was probably true to some degree, but there were still plenty of people smoking (I'm very sensitive to it/it makes me sick). The waitresses in the lobby area were really friendly though! I appreciated how hard they work. I've never stayed in the hotel rooms here but I'm told they're fairly spacious and that on the whole, this hotel is a little more kid friendly than most others. That generally also seemed true; I heard some folks doing karaoke in a place near the lobby, and saw a decent number of families with small kids going through the area. read more

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Excalibur was way more magical in my childhood memory.... pretty sure 'kid-me' stayed at a completely different hotel!!! These days, there's zero human interaction at check-in... unless you count the three staff members whose only job seems to be pointing at the kiosks you're already standing in front of. You check yourself in, then immediately go to another kiosk to make your own room keys, bc apparently that's a separate life skill now (being your own front desk clerk). Pro tip: Pay the $20/day flat fee for your vehicle and it connects to your room (your room key doubles as your parking pass and you scan it to get in/out of the parking area). *If not, you will be paying $20 every time you go in and out the gates. You're welcome!! Let's talk about the dogs.... We picked Excalibur bc it's dog-friendly..... great news for your inner Disney princess and Toto. Unfortunately, the south side entrance looks more like a biohazard zone. The turf and sidewalks are generously decorated w dog poop, courtesy of guests who apparently believe poop is a natural landscaping feature. They don't provide the doggy poop bags but I don't think this matters since guests allow their dogs to poop everywhere without picking it up (mind boggling!!). The hallways feel like actual medieval dungeons.... dark, dim, and mildly concerning, while the interior clearly needs a glow-up. That said, the rooms are surprisingly spacious, the bathrooms are huge, beds & room couch were comfy. Housekeeping does a great job tidying up. For the value and location (south of the strip) I would return. read more

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My stay at Excalibur Hotel was quite exceptional! We ubered here from the airport. Based off my last experience of staying here, I really wanted to come back! Checking in was a little confusing. At this hotel, they want you to check in at the kiosk. After you check in at the kiosk, you wait up to 10 minutes to receive a text or email so you can get a QR code and go to a different area to activate your room keys. There is always someone that works for the hotel to help. I never received that text/email so I am glad they were there to help! With the help of that same person, she directed us to the side of the hotel we were on. We got into the gorgeous clean room, put our stuff down and went to P-A-R-T-Y!!!! We visited Dick's. It's located within the casino of Excalibur. I consider it a must go if you can handle insults and crude humor. We did more, too, but that's for the next Yelp Review. When we got back to our room, our beds were so comfortable! 3 pillows each, nice tight made bed, great view overlooking some of the strip. The showers had great pressure (you don't need a pic of the bathroom, do you?!) We had plenty to do in this hotel & casino! Gambling, food, and even shopping.... because, MAMMA GOT HERSELF A NEW PURSE with her WINNINGS!!!! Just remember... YOU'VE GOT TO PLAY BIG, TO WIN BIG!!!! read more

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Oh my god .... I am giving 7/10 as generous, because I know some folks at the hotel work really hard , the front desk saved my entire experience from hell. I am SUPER upset with the cleaning staff. I got to hotel and saw a CUP empty beer cup looking thing dirty outside my room.... I was worried someone was inside. Turns out no, but it was there I leave and 5-6 hours later come back and it's still there ! I slept and next day I see cleaners in the hall and it's still there ! The shower rod also BENT and broken, the carpet was dirty inside my room and outside in hall. Oh man. Sorry will not be back. I hope MGM works on managing the CLEANING STAff better. Video on YT soon. -Living with Luci read more

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We flew to Vegas just for the weekend and needed a place to stay which was close to a show we were going to see and something close to The Strip and walking distance to a lot of places. This place was pretty perfect. I really liked the hotel lobby. Made me feel like I was in King Arthurs castle. Our room was OK. The view was OK if you don't mind seeing the parking lot, but in the distance, you can see the MGM which was nice. The bathroom was good because the lighting was good. The lighting in the room was too dark so during the day, keeping the drapes open helped a lot. The AC was a little too noisy. The fridge didn't get cold enough. I didn't realize there was a safe until I opened ALL THE DRAWERS. Usually, the safe is in the closet. The bed was comfortable. A lot of outlets to plug in to charge our cellphones was nice and helpful. TV channels not that great to choose from. Plenty of places to eat in the food court. I just wish they were open during the night. Too expensive to eat there anyways. The following day, we bought snacks which saved us a bunch of money. Buying a snack at one of the places located in the hotel will cost you an arm and a leg. Would I come back? MAYBE if I have young kids with me. They have an area for kids to play games which looked pretty good. read more

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As they say, you get what you pay for. This was my first trip to Las Vegas, and I do wish I had chosen a nicer hotel than Excalibur. Pros: Very comfortable beds. Karen at the reservation desk was amazing--our request for side-by-side rooms wasn't originally honored, but she went above and beyond to fix it and even moved us to a nicer area of the hotel. Truly great customer service. Cons: The casino had a strong smell and the machines were crammed too closely together. Room outlets didn't hold phone chargers well, and there were no USB ports. Bathroom lamps were rusted, while another room in our party had recessed lighting that felt much newer--despite being told we were in a "newer" section of the hotel. No complimentary bottled water, and water in the hotel shop was $6.50 for a very small bottle. Overall, it was acceptable for the price, but next time in Vegas I'll be staying somewhere more updated and comfortable. read more

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On June 25, 2026, at approximately 11:15 AM, my wife and 3-year-old son were struck and kicked by a mother and child who aggressively pushed past them down the water slide. The top-level lifeguard on duty completely failed to prevent them from going down, compromising my family's safety. Prior to the incident, I observed this same lifeguard messing around with another staff member and throwing water bottles down from the slide tower. They had a fatal incident here June 2023, I hope they will train the staff member/lifeguards to take their job or duties more serious. read more

Does Excalibur REALLY deserve the criticism it gets? Here's the 2026 Lowdown! CHECK IN: Until you get it through your heads that the MGM app is convenient and incredible I'll keep putting it here. Digital room keys are sent to the app AS SOON as the room is ready! My key arrived at 08:35am! Results may vary. No front desk visit needed. Room: In a place that gets mixed reviews, room type matters. Cheapest standard room gets the most use so- naturally more wear and tear and dings. Upgraded rooms while still heavily used, slightly not as much. I opted for an upgraded Resort Tower Superior hot tub room. It was like walking into an MGM Grand room from 2017-ish. Excalibur got "hand me down" furniture from MGMs old design. It looked good then, it looks good now. Things were in great condition and minimal imperfections. The shower and bathroom looked redone and is in line with todays standard. Casino is up to date, carpet is in great condition and has a new Tiki bar. I was pleasantly surprised and think this is a go to hotel. i hadnt stayed here in MANY years. read more

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If there was a tier list of hotel/casinos on the Las Vegas Strip, Excalibur would probably be a notch or two above Circus Circus. People really stay here because of the affordable prices and to be closer to other casinos. read more

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I couldn't find the yelp page for the new tiki bar and I'm in a hurry Willl fix later. In the meantime GO TO THE New tiki bar at the Excalibur! I met the bar staff while they were setting up This joint is awesome! Stage is mighty decent. Don't know about the drinks yet. I'll do more research. You can kinda see the stage from the casino which I think is awesome as it draws folks in. I hope they do well read more

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It's honestly a good hotel for the price. It's one of the more affordable options on the strip and I'll usually stay here when I just want a decent place on the strip without breaking the bank. There's a lot of fun attractions and hotels right near by since we are next to NY NY, Luxor, and MGM. It's not a far walk from center strip either. It's a good place for people to come especially with kids. read more

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We didn't stay in Excalibur hotel but watched the Australian Bee Gees concert in The Thunderland. The venue was really cool place. Not big but enough to enjoy the show. There were tables and chairs available for seating . Bar to ordered drinks. It was a great show. They did a great job . read more

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Nothing fancy at all, and the hotel and rooms are a little dated. But it's decent. The property is huge and in a somewhat central location. You can walk across a sky bridge to NYNY and it also connects to Luxor and Mandalay Bay, either by walking through shops or by a tram. The casino is a decent size and there's a few lounges. The rooms are getting kind of old and still have the popcorn ceilings. But it's clean and adequate if you're looking for a budget to low medium value place to stay. read more

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My family and I all stayed here at the Excalibur Hotel for three nights this week, three groups of us. All of our rooms were nicely renovated, extremely clean, and so relaxing to stay in. The housekeeping staff were very friendly and professional. The buffet at the hotel had a lot of great options, was very clean, and fun to attend. There were quite a few reasonably priced souvenir shops upstairs that we visited a few times and we found everything that we were looking for. While on the casino floor with our two young sons we were told a few times to remove them from the floor, as they were underage, I was very impressed with how polite the security personnel handled this. I can't say that about the other casinos floors that we toured, I saw kids sitting at slot machines there with no security even noticing. Our trip to Las Vegas was so much fun, next time we visit we will definitely stay at the Excalibur Hotel again. read more

Really not the best hotel. Room was ok but very noisy with what we think was planes flying over plus we were next to lifts which were also noises. Lobby staff - spoke to three during our stay. One was lovely and helpful and the other two were the most miserable unfriendly people we met during our stay in Vegas. Center Bar. Used loads of times and was pretty good - used tap and pay for our drinks about a dozen times but one time the server wanted to take my phone away to make a payment as said they did not do tap and pay? We left without drinks as very suspicious and there was no way I was giving him my phone. One truly amazing guy was the one who took our luggage to storage pre flight. He was so friendly and nice and only person who deserved tip in whole hotel considering $51 per night resort fee after tax. Hotel food was something we took a miss on - rubbish choice and we did not eat there once. Shop prices astronomically high with no price labels on anything as prices go up and down. We walked through every hotel along the strip and this one was the only one that stunk of stale cigarettes. Really put us off ever wanting to return to Vegas and if we did would definitely not be this hotel read more

Today I went to the Excalibur to check my Son and his friends into the hotel. I had a conflict at the beginning of my visit with one of the associates in lobby, which left me feeling unsure about how the rest of my experience would go. However, associate Arcell stepped in and completely changed the tone of my visit. Her professionalism, kindness, and excellent customer service made me feel genuinely welcomed, as if the earlier moment had never happened. I truly appreciated the way she ensured my the young men would have a great stay and felt valued and her positive energy really made the difference. read more

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Excalibur is one of the oldest hotels on the Strip, and it's kind of like a Motel 6 in the sense of you get what you pay for, so don't expect anything high end. For $50-$60 per night, you can have a clean-ish room (only issue with cleanliness in our room was the A/C vents, which looked like they hadn't been cleaned in years, access to a gym (which closes at 6:00p with the rest of the spa), and perhaps access to a pool (though it temporarily closes in the winter months). The elevators are hammered and the key cards don't work half the time. But from the hotel, you have easy access to the casino and one of the cheapest breakfast buffets on the Strip. There's also a free shuttle to the Luxor and Mandalay Bay properties. If you're not looking to stay inside all day (whether you're gambling, golfing, exploring Vegas, etc.) and just need a place to sleep, this place gets the job done, and the medieval decor around the resort is kind of fun. But if you want a place to relax and offers a lot of in-hotel amenities, there are probably better options. read more

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I had to stay at all the mgm properties so my husband and I decided to finally stay here. The cashier at the cage, the check in desk, the people that work here are very nice, but Excalibur deserves 2 stars bc of the 24 hour non stop foul smell. When you enter from the side where vip parking is, it reeks of sewage as you enter. It smells really bad. Thats very uncomfortable for me and the fact the smell never went away the 2 days I was there sucks. I was also disappointed in my suite. It just smells bad and old. I think this place needs a good renovation! They have interesting restaurants like dicks last resort and they have my favorite show, the Australian bee gees. For this they get 3 stars. Id say this hotel isn't bad but its far from great. read more

Had a stay from Thursday to Sunday for a concert we were going to. Stayed on the resort side. Room looked pretty clean. Only negative really is the carpet leaves your feet black, so you need to wear your shoes the whole time. It's always like this there. This time we mentioned it at checkout. We said the carpet left our feet black, I think they thought we were saying it was dirty ( actually it was if it turns your feet black) they asked if we had a picture of the carpet, well no, you can't tell just from looking at the carpet. I said I could go back up there and walk across the floor and come back down and show them my black feet. They laughed and said no. They ended up comping one night resort fee. Next time it happens I guess I'll let them know immediately. Otherwise it was a good stay. read more

I checked into this hotel and checked right out the very next morning. This hotel needs serious improvement. My room was dark and it set the wrong mood for my trip so i opted to go next door to Luxor. The pool area was cool; there were about 1000 people in it. read more

The pros: the room was clean, beds were comfortable, the pool has a water slide, and the arcade was fun. The cons: This needs it's own paragraph. The communication and clarity at this hotel was probably the worst I've seen. The staff all told us different answers when we had questions, signs around the hotel had inaccurate instructions (like checking out for example), some staff were incredibly rude. I was simply waiting for my husband and son to come out of one of the bathrooms on the casino floor and I was told I couldn't stand near the bathroom to wait for them. I had my 2 year old in a stroller with me, and all of our suitcases because we had just arrived. I was literally told I had to keep walking even though I told them my family was using the restroom. It was the most odd moment I've ever had in any hospitality setting. I had to awkwardly and slowly walk away from the bathroom, hoping my family would notice me and catch up with me as they came out of the bathroom. No empathy or apology as I'm struggling to push my child in the stroller, while trying to also move all of our suitcases. Mind you, we were not in anyone's way, and I was not standing by one of the casino machines--I was simply standing near the bathroom wall. The pool is great but literally had zero shade unless you wanted to pay extra... you have to pay for shade. It was a wild experience and I honestly am so relieved the experience is over. It was a one and done type of experience. read more