I quite liked the bathroom, with dual sinks and a shower with a steam bath feature that worked very well. Internet was included and worked well…I did not run a speed test, but it was fast enough to get my work done. But we came prepared and at least the room was cool and the bed was comfortable and clean. There certainly was no coffee machine or even a hot water kettle. Our room had no view of the strip, which is one nice thing this hotel has, but according to the app I was upgraded to a suite…that looked just like a normal room with two queen beds.Įverything in Las Vegas is by request only: refrigerators are for rent.

We were assigned room 28251 on the 28th floor. I’ve requested a missing night credit and will insist upon it, but I have a feeling I’ll be wasting a lot more time on this. The other nights posted, but not the first night. All assured me I woudl still get my night credit since I was charged the no-show fee equivalent to one night, but I knew I would not…Īnd of course, I did not. I went downstairs and (foolishly) spent about 30 minutes at the front desk trying to resolve this the next morning, but it was no use: several people told me that what had been done could not be undone. The app also showed I was a “no show” for the first night and she had just checked me in early for the second night. The front desk clerk grunted that I would have to wait 10 minutes for her system to reboot before she could check me in, but it actually only took three minutes.Īfter checking me in and handing me the key, suddenly my electronic card worked in the MGM app. I called the hotel before I let so that they would not mark me as a no-show, but the hotel did anyway. I did not leave Los Angeles until 10:00 pm, so it was pushing 3:00 am when we arrived (due to my charging stop enroute). The hotel is styled after a medieval castle. Add all of that and there is no way I’d ever stay at this property. Being an MGM Gold helped in that 1.) parking was free (saved $15/night) and 2.) the resort fee was waived (saved $35/night). At $23/night plus tax ($25 total with tax), I really thought I may have been better off sleeping in my car. I traveled from LA to Vegas in search of Hyatt nights…the purpose of the trip was not even to enjoy the hotel. But if you are looking for a clean room to lay your head at night, this does just fine. If you’re looking for luxury, this is not your hotel. I’m not a regular visitor to Las Vegas, but I’ve stayed in some fancy suites at the Wynn and Delano hotels. Excalibur Hotel & Casino Las Vegas ReviewĮxcalibur Hotel & Casino Las Vegas Review.

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