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Luxor Resort Fee 2026: $45 a Night, Plus Tax
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What the $45 covers
In-room WiFi, unlimited local and US domestic long-distance calls plus 800 numbers, boarding pass printing, digital newspapers and magazines, and fitness center access for guests 18 and over, based on availability. One thing to know: MGM's generic amenity list mentions on-demand streaming via the in-room TV, but Luxor's own fine print excludes it. Do not expect Paramount+ on the room television.
What you'll actually pay
The $45 fee plus 13.38% tax lands at $51.02 a night, on top of your room rate. Three nights: $153.06 in fees alone.
Cheap room, real fee.
A heads-up on the numbers floating around: a site's FAQ still lists $39.68, a leftover from the $35 era with tax baked in, and its Key Takeaway claims the fee "adds about another $21 a room per night," ancient history twice over. another site's 2026 cheap-hotels page says you "won't be hit with a resort fee" at Luxor at all, while its own full-list page prints $45 for the same hotel. Same site, two numbers. The $45 figure is the current 2026 number on Luxor's own terms page, which puts the real tax-included total at $51.02.
How to skip it
MGM Rewards Gold and above have the fee removed at checkout on eligible bookings. Eligible means booked direct, under your own name, with your account attached, capped at two rooms per trip. Group and convention rates are excluded. The waiver is not automatic at booking; the terms describe it as removed from the bill at checkout, subject to eligibility. The only hotels with no resort fee as a standing policy are Four Queens, Casino Royale, and Binion's.
Watch the bill even when you should owe nothing. One guest put it plainly: "I was charged the resort fee at Luxor on a comp room and wrote an email to guest services. It was refunded quickly." A comp that still bills the fee is a billing error, not a policy. Email fixes it.
And the incentive math, from a regular: "I refuse to 'pay' resort fees! There has to be a large enough incentive for me to do so." Chasing Gold from zero to save $51 a night is the same bad math as chasing Diamond. Run the numbers before you chase the tier.
Good to know
Self-parking runs $20 Monday through Thursday and $25 Friday through Sunday; valet is $40 a day, with in-and-out privileges across MGM's Las Vegas properties. A third guest in the room costs $35 plus tax per person per night. Expect a $50-a-day incidental hold at check-in. Check-in is 3pm, check-out 11am.
Bottom line
Plan on $51 a night above the room rate, or earn Gold and skip it entirely.
Fee verified October 2026: $45.00 pre-tax per Luxor's official terms page (page updated August 26, 2026), applying to all reservations; $51.02 tax-included at 13.38% Clark County transient lodging tax (12.0% base + 0.5% LVCVA expansion effective January 2017 + 0.88% stadium district effective March 2017, Primary Gaming Corridor rate per the Clark County Department of Business License). Historical figures ($35 in 2018-2020, $37 in early 2024) from industry fee surveys. Gold waiver and booking conditions per MGM Rewards terms; parking, extra-guest, and incidental-hold figures per Luxor policy pages. Rates change; confirm with the property before booking.