LAS VEGAS
52
MGM MIRAGE RESORT
53
3 STAR EXCALIBUR HOTEL & CASINO
DELUXE
Arthurian Castle fantasies get the Las Vegas maidens, swordsmanship and invading
treatment at Excalibur, complete with
armies provide an unmissable spectacle,
multicoloured Ye Olde Turrets, moat and
watched over a banquet eaten with fingers in
a large helping of themed fun.
true medieval style.
Like its sister property, Circus Circus, this
GUEST ROOMS:
large hotel is pure entertainment from start to
Stylish guest rooms have hardwood
finish. Jesters, jugglers and jousters set the
furnishings and coffee-and-cream colour
tone in the 40ft atrium, hung with 100
schemes, some with Strip views. Amenities
chandeliers, and themed restaurants fill
include high-speed Internet access and
Arthurian fantasies as well as appetites at
cable TV.
Sir Galahad's, with its medieval decor and
2,000 newly modelled Widescreen Rooms
Widescreen Room
prime rib, or the Camelot steak house set in
in vibrant colours offer great views, granite
a castle. Casual dining at Dick’s Last Resort
bathroom countertops, plasma TVs and
restaurant serves up generous cocktails and
iPod input.
EXCALIBUR HOTEL & CASINO
ribs, with dueling pianos and other live PRICES PER PERSON STAYING IN
1 NIGHT FROM
entertainment in the evening.
DINING:
A TWIN SHARE TOWER ROOM ON
Six great dining options from the award-
A ROOM ONLY BASIS SUN-THU FRI - SAT
With a great location at the southern end of
winning Steakhouse at Camelot to 01 JAN 09 - 31 MAR 09 £28 £50
the Strip this make-believe Medieval world
succulent Italian dishes at Regale 01 APR 09 - 30 JUN 09 £27 £45
has all the essential energy of Vegas and
Ristorante Italiano. The Roundtable Buffet
01 JUL 09 - 31 AUG 09 £27 £48
spacious rooms in four gigantic towers, their
is an all-you-can-eat banquet, while the
01 SEP 09 - 31 OCT 09 £25 £56
décor a relaxing colour palette away from
Sherwood Forest Café offers 24-hour
01 NOV 09 - 31 DEC 09 £19 £29
the fantastical fountains filled with coloured
room service.
Room Upgrade: Widescreen Room from £8 per person per night.
mists and fluttering Camelot banners in the
hotel below.
HOTEL FACILITIES
Swimming pool with cabanas, sundecks,
There’s a mock medieval village on the third
whirlpool and a secluded relaxation pool.
HOLIDAY HIGHLIGHTS
floor, lined with shops and a food court and
Waitress cocktail service and poolside Boasts 2,000 newly re-modelled
an excellent Royal Treatment Spa where guests
restaurant, Drenched provide refreshment. Widescreen Rooms with stylish decor
can enjoy being a King or Queen for the day
Royal Treatment Spa, with fitness centre,
and excellent views of the strip
with Aveda therapy massages and facials.
and 11 treatment rooms for body wraps,
massages and Aveda facials.
Its own medieval village lined
Excalibur is a popular choice with families,
Kristina’s Salon offers hair styling and
with shops, restaurants and the
and facilities include an entire floor devoted
manicures.
Royal Treatment Spa
to a dazzling arcade, with computerized
motion machines and Medieval-themed
ENTERTAINMENT:
games, while the large pool has several
Castle casino.
waterslides, a 25-seat whirlpool and a 20ft
The latest arcade games at the Excalibur
artificial-rock backdrop.
Midway games arcade.
Exciting retail therapy at the Castle Walk
The complimentary monorail running
shopping mall.
between the Excalibur and the neighbouring
Thrilling shows include the Tournament
Mandalay Bay and Luxor hotels provides an
of Kings dinner show, adult revue from
easy way to explore further afield.
The Thunder from Down Under and
But you’ll find it hard to pass up headlining
comedy from Louie Anderson.
entertainment including the Tournament of
Kings dinner show, where jousting, dancing
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