A Pyramid, a Park and Two Towers Along the Strip
The Strip presents architectural contrast through an Egyptian-themed pyramid, a smoke-free casino resort, a high-rise with fountain and mountain views, and an 11-acre pool complex paired with live shows and destination dining.
Luxor Hotel & Casino puts its Egyptian theme on full display through a towering pyramid on the south Strip. The resort combines its casino with a Titanic museum, Play playground, spa and central cafe. Its air-conditioned interior connects to neighboring properties through indoor walkways, while a spacious outdoor pool adds another distinct setting.
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Park MGM Las Vegas follows Luxor's pyramid with a smoke-free casino resort on the south Strip. Three outdoor pools, multiple bars and regular live entertainment extend the stay beyond the gaming floor. Eataly and the Crackshack add distinct dining choices, while convenient tram access helps connect this stop with nearby destinations.
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Planet Hollywood Las Vegas Resort & Casino adds a high-rise tower to the center Strip skyline. An Ultra Hip King fountain-view room on the 37th floor looks toward Bellagio’s water show and the mountains. Guests praise the pool area, especially with a rented cabana, and call out Pin Up Pizza and brunch at Carmellas.
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Mandalay Bay extends the south Strip sequence with an 11-acre pool complex that creates its own beach scene in the desert. Live shows and destination dining broaden the resort experience, while its far-down-the-Strip location sits outside the central walkable action. Reviews also mention crowded pools and fees for standard room amenities.
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