We stayed at the Luxor for one evening prior to our return to Canada since it was within walking distance to Termini station. We paid 150Euro and it was not worth the price at all.
When we first arrived to Rome late April, we stayed at the Canova ( I will post a review for that hotel) for the same price and loved it. The Luxor does not compare. The air conditioner is very loud and the hotel is off a very busy street so expect a lot of noise during the evening. Our room was on the 2nd floor and when we woke up in the morning our room stunk of smoke. We went to check out and discovered the night desk clerk was smoking away. We reminded him of the no smoking sign posted right behind him. He just muttered something about being alone all night?
Would not recommend this hotel there are others out there that are much better.
Ottawa, Ontario

Stayed at the Luxor Nov 18-25 2006. Paid 90 Euro/Night for a double room. The room and bathroom were pretty small but we didn’t spend much time in it. It seemed clean and was made up daily. The noise level was a bit of a problem a few nights, some lady was yapping and laughing on the phone all night and it seemed the walls did not block much sound. The staff was not over friendly but OK. The included breakfast consisted of Bread, Croissants, Jelly, Nutella, Cereal, Cheese, Cold Cuts (Bologna), Milk, OJ suff, water, and coffe/tea made to order. The best point of the hotel was the location. It was a 10-15 minute walk to the Termini Train/Metro Station and a 5 minute walk to the Republica metro station. Many famous and not so famous attractions were within walking distance. Given the price and location I would say that the Luxor was worth the stay.

My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Luxor the first week of October 2006 and again for one night before our flight home mid month, so we got to stay in two different rooms. Both were decorated in antiques and one had a beautiful mosaic floor . Both had remodeled, tiled, good sized, private bathrooms with plenty of hot water in the nice shower/tub combos. There are stairs but they are wide and easy to climb. There is a private safe in each room. There were flowers in the window boxes on the balconies. The breakfast was large with a good variety set up in a pretty dining room and the kitchen ladies made you what ever kind of coffee you wanted to drink. The front desk staff was very friendly and helpful. They helped us with tour problems even though it wasnt a tour company that they usually worked with. The restaurant recommendation we got from them was so great we ate there 3 times! They arranged for an affordable taxi to the airport in the early morning hours. The lobby is gorgeous, though small with no bar area. My ONLY complaint is that the pillows were hard and thin and the mattresses could probably be replaced, too. We definately would stay there again as the location is unbeatable for convenient walking around Rome.

We booked last minute at hotel Luxor, reviews seemed OK & it was within the price range we were looking for. Location was perfect, it was the best thing about the hotel. Other than that the hotel was basic. The bathroom was TINY even by European standards & the bed springs were loose, a big problem if you have a bad back. We never tried breakfast because the hotel didnt seem too enticing & we preferred the cafe next door. Dont be fooled by the TV, even though the guy at the reception insisted there were 2 English channels, the only English we heard was on MTV songs. Other than that all Italian & German channels. The hotel staff was OK, though hardly friendly by Italian standards, we expected a warmer attitude. All in all we wont stay there again, we can do much better at these price ranges if we planned well, but if you're stuck on time & absolutely need to go to Rome, this hotel does it.