Las Vegas Excalibur Casino on the Strip

Excalibur Hotel & Casino anchors the southern end of the Las Vegas Strip with its castle-themed façade and 3,981 guest rooms. The 100,000-square-foot gaming floor runs nonstop and features 1,100 slots, 45 table games, and a dedicated poker room. Because the property belongs to MGM Resorts, players can use the unified MGM Rewards loyalty program across the Strip.

Gaming Floor Highlights

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The casino floor divides into four themed pits that keep navigation simple. Slot rows favor penny and nickel denominations with occasional high-limit rooms near the sports book. Blackjack tables start at $15 on weekdays and rise to $25 on weekends. Roulette, craps, and baccarat fill the remaining pits, while a 10-table poker room spreads Texas Hold’em and Omaha daily.

Hotel Rooms and Dining

Standard tower rooms measure about 350 square feet and include 55-inch TVs plus USB charging stations. The property’s five restaurants range from the 24-hour Brighton Coffee Shop to the steakhouse The Steakhouse at Excalibur. Food-court options inside the Tournament of Kings arena keep quick bites affordable for budget travelers.

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Entertainment and Family Appeal

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Summary: Although the casino targets adults, the

Although the casino targets adults, the attached Tournament of Kings dinner show still draws families. The second-floor Midway arcade offers redemption games and air hockey for players waiting on hotel check-in. Nightly live music in the Court Jester Lounge provides a low-cost entertainment alternative to neighboring mega-resorts.