I've only stayed in one place, but from visiting a bunch of them, I really want to stay at the Luxor. It had the prettiest theme/decoration/whatever to me. It wasn't as gaudy as the others because it is sand/beige/black color themed (Egypt, the pyramids, and all that). I thought it was beautiful. And they have spa services, so that is fine.
I thought NY, NY had it's charms as well.
"Located at the south end of the Strip, the Luxor prides itself on offering all the luxuries -- excellent restaurants, renowned entertainment and amazing attractions -- that a pharaoh could want.
Perhaps no other hotel in the world has as grand and mystical an air as the Luxor. Contained in a 30-story black glass pyramid and a pair of stepped-pyramid towers is all the splendor of ancient Egypt and all the technological wonders of the modern world, paired with the no-holds-barred showmanship that made Vegas an adjective.
The Luxor incorporates so many amenities that it's almost an entire vacation in itself. The spacious rooms are decorated in Eastern finery and surround the world's largest atrium. The Oasis Spa is one of the best of its kind, located in the Luxor's cool and verdant pool area. Dining choices run from Chinese specialties at Fusia to the gourmet delights of Luxor Steakhouse. The RA nightclub features world-class DJs, a packed dance floor and hedonistic atmosphere worthy of its sun god namesake.
The attractions floor is an exciting testing ground for cutting-edge film and ride technology, featuring a motion simulator, a two-story video arcade and the spectacular IMAX Theatre, with its giant screen (68 feet tall by 48 feet wide) and 15,000-watt digital sound system. Following the Luxor theme, there also is a re-creation of King Tut's Tomb.
Let's not forget entertainment. Luxor hosts the topless show Fantasy. And the casino, at more than 100,000 square feet, is one of Vegas' largest.
This fully encompassing environment demands amazement, and few have walked away without according it. With modern marvels married to the ancient sedate majesty of Egypt's City of the Living, Luxor fully deserves its self-appointed title as "The Newest Wonder Of The World."