Hotels on the South Las Vegas Strip
The South Strip runs from the Welcome to Las Vegas sign north to the MGM Grand — a walkable cluster of major casino resorts with some of the most recognizable architecture in the city and consistently lower rates than central Strip properties.
Luxor is the South Strip's standout budget option — an iconic pyramid with nearly 6,000 verified reviews, direct walkability to MGM Grand, Excalibur, and Mandalay Bay, and the most-reviewed budget rate in Las Vegas at $79. The South Strip is a self-contained entertainment corridor that's less congested than the central Strip without sacrificing resort amenities.
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Hotels worth reviewing in South Strip, Las Vegas
South Strip rates follow the broader Las Vegas market but tend to soften more than central Strip properties outside peak events. MGM Rewards members can stack points at MGM-affiliated properties throughout the South Strip corridor.
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Frequently asked questions
What hotels are on the South Las Vegas Strip?
TripSignal covers Luxor Hotel & Casino on the South Strip — a three-star iconic pyramid resort with an 8.3 guest score across nearly 6,000 stays at $79. The South Strip also includes MGM Grand, Excalibur, Mandalay Bay, and New York-New York within easy walking distance.
Is the South Strip a good location for a Las Vegas trip?
Yes for travelers who want major resort amenities at lower rates. The South Strip's casino cluster — Luxor, MGM Grand, Excalibur, Mandalay Bay, and New York-New York — is walkable within the corridor, and the central Strip (Bellagio, Caesars) is a 15-minute walk north or a short rideshare. The Welcome to Las Vegas sign is also walkable for the requisite photo.
What is it like to stay in the Luxor pyramid?
Luxor's pyramid rooms use diagonal inclinators (elevators that run at a 39-degree angle up the interior walls) to reach the upper floors. Rooms face inward toward the pyramid atrium or outward toward the Strip and surrounding valley. The inclinator system is a distinctive Las Vegas experience that most guests find worth the novelty, and room quality is consistent with a well-maintained three-star resort.
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