Best rooms at Excalibur, ranked
Top pick for most travelers: Resort Strip View Room — best combination of price and a Strip/castle view. If you want more space or a tub, upgrade to a Royal Superior Room or one of the Luxury Suites (Royal Luxury Suite or Resort Luxury Suite). For the lowest rates, choose a Resort Tower Room.
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Best overall: Resort Strip View Room
Why it wins: the Resort Strip View Room gives you direct city/Strip or castle-tower views without the higher price of the hotel’s luxury suites. You can book it with either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds depending on your needs.
Practical notes: these rooms include the standard in-room amenities listed for Excalibur (in-room safe, hair dryer) and access to the resort’s pools, fitness center and Wi‑Fi covered by the resort fee.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- View: Strip / castle towers
- Includes: in-room safe and hair dryer; Wi‑Fi via resort fee
| Who it's for | Best upgrade option |
|---|---|
| View-seekers and typical Vegas visitors | Royal Superior Room (if you want a whirlpool tub) |
| Couples who want a city backdrop | Royal Luxury Suite (for separate living space) |
| Small families who need two beds | Resort Tower Room with 2 Queen Beds |
Best budget pick: Resort Tower Room
If your main goal is the lowest nightly rate at Excalibur, choose the Resort Tower Room. It comes with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds and gives straightforward access to the casino, restaurants, and the pool complex.
Expect basic, functional rooms with standard amenities. This is the common choice for families and groups looking to stay on the south Strip affordably.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Good for: families and groups on a budget
- Location: convenient to casino floor, restaurants and tram to Luxor/Mandalay Bay
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Lowest rates among room categories | Fewer luxury touches than Royal rooms or suites |
| Direct access to main hotel facilities | View depends on specific room assignment |
| Fits families with 2 Queen option | Not a private suite or separate living area |
Best mid-level upgrade: Royal Tower Room
Royal Tower Room offers an elevated experience over standard tower rooms: slightly more refined décor and often better city or castle views. It’s a solid step up if you want a nicer in-room feel without booking a suite.
Royal Tower Rooms are typically available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds and are a good compromise for travelers who want comfort and location on the Strip.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Suits: travelers who want better views/finishes than the Resort Tower Room
- Often placed higher in the hotel for improved sightlines
| When to pick it | When to skip it |
|---|---|
| You want nicer décor and a better view | You need a full suite or separate living room |
| You prefer a middle-ground price point | You’re booking purely on the lowest nightly cost |
| You’re staying for a special occasion without going suite-level | You want in-room dining (Excalibur does not offer room service) |
Best for an in-room whirlpool tub: Royal Superior Room and Resort Superior Room
If an in-room whirlpool tub matters, pick a Royal Superior Room or Resort Superior Room; both room types are offered with 1 King Bed and are shown in property images with corner or in-room whirlpool tubs.
These rooms are popular with couples and travelers who value a private soak after a long day on the Strip. Keep in mind the hotel’s general amenities (spa, pools, fitness center) are also available if you prefer a public facility.
- Bed option: 1 King Bed (for both Royal Superior Room and Resort Superior Room)
- Feature: corner or in-room whirlpool tub in select units
- Good for: couples, anniversary stays, guests who want an in-room tub
| Room name | Standout feature |
|---|---|
| Royal Superior Room | Jetted/corner whirlpool tub in select rooms and elevated finishes |
| Resort Superior Room | King bed with corner jacuzzi in some rooms, similar mid-level amenities |
| Tip | Ask for a designated Superior room with a tub when reserving if that’s essential |
Best for space: Royal Luxury Suite and Resort Luxury Suite
For separate living and sleeping areas, choose either the Royal Luxury Suite or the Resort Luxury Suite; both come with 1 King Bed and offer a living room plus suite-style amenities. These suites are the go-to when you want extra space to spread out.
Suites are also useful for small family groups who want a bedroom plus lounge area, or travelers who plan to work from the room and need a separate seating area.
- Bed option: 1 King Bed in both suites
- Layout: separate living area and bedroom in suite configurations
- Best for: longer stays, families wanting extra space, business travelers needing a living/work area
| Suite | Why pick it |
|---|---|
| Royal Luxury Suite | More upscale suite finishes and jetted tub visible from the bedroom in some units |
| Resort Luxury Suite | Generous living area and king bedroom; good balance of space and comfort |
| Shared advantage | Both give a separate living room and more room to relax than standard categories |
How to choose and practical tips
Requesting specific features: when you book, note whether you want a Strip/castle view, a whirlpool tub, or two beds. Excalibur has multiple room types and some features (like tubs or better views) are available only in specific categories or select room assignments.
Check policies that affect your stay: check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM. The reservation holder must be at least 21 with matching photo ID and the credit card used at booking.
- If you want a view: choose Resort Strip View Room or Royal Tower Room
- If you want a tub: request Royal Superior Room or Resort Superior Room
- For more space: book Royal Luxury Suite or Resort Luxury Suite
- Resort fee and access: a mandatory resort fee applies and covers Wi‑Fi and fitness-center access
| Policy or amenity | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Check-in / Check-out | Check-in at 3:00 PM; check-out before 11:00 AM |
| Minimum age to check in | Reservation holder must be 21 with matching ID and card |
| Resort fee | A mandatory resort fee applies and covers internet and fitness-center access |
