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This review pertains to two things: the gambling and the bar. 731% winning streak. Yeeeeeah baby, and those Eiffel tower drinks, gotta try those at least once. When you're done with it, you can throw in a few Red Bulls and half a fifth of Chopin -- add ice and you're set!
Overall, the rest of the bar was decent. Nothing special. One thing I love, however, is the bathrooms. While draining yourself, you get to learn some sexy French phrases over the speakers.
Location, location, location.
Of course, I'd rather stay at the Bellagio across the street for the amenities/restaurants/ambiance than Paris. But this hotel certainly garners 3 stars for its central location alone. There's also a free shuttle that takes you to Rio and it runs every half hour from 10am to 1am
Check-in and check-out were speedy, although the woman who took care of us could be more welcoming. The concierge staff was extremely helpful and the housekeeping did a great job in cleaning our room which was spacious enough to hold 2 queen beds, a big armoire, a business table and 2 chairs.
The toiletries have a white tea scent which isn't bad, but the soaps are a bit too drying. The armoire has plenty of storage and closet space, but it houses an old TV. You guys, where's the plasma/HDTV?
If I can snag another deal in the future for $65/night, I wouldn't mind staying again.
I have to preface this by first stating two things, one- I am a bit of a hotel snob and two- I hate Las Vegas. There. I said it.
Now on to my review of the Paris Hotel where we spent two horrid nights this last weekend...
the down low:
- dated tube TV with none of the following: Bravo, E, MTV, TLC, and of course no movie channels so no HBO, etc. I settled on CNN most of the weekend... :/
- uncomfortable beds, THIN, scratchy sheets which forced me to wear my jeans to bed as I had only brought some cute little bed short shorts to sleep in.. also, the other reviews which mentioned hairy sheets were correct, I found multiple hairs that were neither mine nor my husbands. :(
- rubber mat under the bed sheet. no further explanation necessary, this was just plain gross and uncomfortable.
- thin stretchy bath towels. After I dried off from taking a shower (with super low water pressure I might add!), I had red splotches all over my skin which I still don't know whether was from the heavy duty bleach Paris uses or just because the towels were so rough. Either way, we longed for our own towels at home..
- stained carpet, sticky folded complimentary Las Vegas magazine to peruse on the night stand. yuck. and p.s. the Las Vegas mags are free, they can't supply fresh ones for new guests??
- horrible toiletries. they smelled gross and felt even worse. the only one I tried was the shower gel which smelled of a sickly baby powder scent and felt very gelatinous on my skin. I think the label red "white tea"? not even close.
Needless to say, our hotel experience left us trying to change our flights home one day early. Instead we hightailed it out of there early Sunday morning and got on the earliest flight home.. our original departure was scheduled for Sunday evening.
I should also add, that our rooms were paid for by my mother-in-law and I know she got them for quite a deal.. but srsly?? One star is generous...
3.5 stars
Not a bad place to stay in Vegas. High ceilings (painted like you're outdoor and looking up at the sky) gives it a friendly and fun environment. The rooms are okay, no complaints but nothing special about them either.
What I like about this hotel
+ Connected to Ballys so you can just walk right over in AC controlled environment and avoid the rain/heat/and or noisy strip
+ They have mini paigow table :D
+ Le Notre is located here: the best bakery in Vegas :)
Stayed here for 2 nights last week. Our room was alright, found it clean compared to the reviews below. Our other friends checked into a room that was already occupied (OOPS) so they bumped them up to the "red rooms" which are SO MUCH NICER. Not really suites or anything so i'm not sure why they cost more but I would rather stay in those rooms with new tv's and beds then the old fashioned pink and green rooms below.
The only annoyance is the elevators don't all go up so you always have to come back down to the lobby and switch elevators if you have friends staying just a few floors away. I think if you get a deal, stay here. If you are going to spend over $100 take it to the Mandalay Bay or somewhere else a little more up market.
1 star
What a disappointment. Just got back from Las Vegas and the hotel sucked big time! The bed springs were all broken, the sink wouldn't drain, there was nothing to watch on TV (unless you are chinese because there are 8 channels for you). Where were the Korean channels? No NBA Basketball? Booo... I'm so disappointed in this hotel.
The only reason why this hotel gets a 1 star is because it's in the middle of the strip and their buffets are still #1.
If it weren't for my comped nights, I would have stayed in Caesar's Palace.
Rooms clean? Heck no.. I found myself picking hairs off the bed sheets in each of the 2 rooms that I stayed in.
This place definitely doesn't appear to change the sheets.. I would be scared to see what a black light would reveal here.
This place is so ewww, that I'm never coming back.
3.5 stars
When Vegas started demolishing its old skool hotels/casinos and began launching all the mega-uber cool and sexy hotels, Paris was going to be the next big deal.
Paris is good but not great. The shops are fine, the creperie churns out crepes that are a hit or miss, and the overall space is not too big or small.
The best part about Paris (and they pioneered this) are their "sky"-painted ceilings. I always get a kick out of that!
I stowed my bags here on my last night in town. I had an early morning flight and wanted to make sure I had my bags with me on the Strip. It was a standard two queen bed room. I didn't sleep here just propped myself up and channel surfed for an hour or two until it was time to head the airport.
Just a note, they don't have express check out by television until 7 am. How whack is that?
I had high hopes but I have to say, after staying in hotels and motels all over the U.S. and the world from traveling for the Gov, I hadn't been nickel and dim-ed like that in a long while! Room is nice, but forget coffee maker or refrigerator in a room your dropping 100 bones a night for! You HAVE to go out and get food from them. Just want a power bar and a water you say... 8 dollars!!!! Free Wi Fi you ask?14.99... A DAY!!! Free gym? $25.00 a day!!!!
Do yourself a favor and stay at the old strip and catch a cab, you'll make the money up in cheap food and amenities!
Roomed here over the Christmas holidays. Smack my ass if this is anything like the real Paris-- more like a cheesy Americanized imitation...but still oddly enjoyable and pleasant.
I had a fantastic room-- upper floor with views of the Bellagio fountains and the Eiffel Tower. Nice clean room, huge bathroom. Room service was quick, with an extensive menu, but the food was only fair.
Beware the lines for food at the Paris-- they are huge! It is nearly impossible to get into the buffet, one of the best on the strip. I ate breakfast here-- there are endless choices, and the dining setup is really nice.
Cocktail service was good-- got lots of drinks while playing nickle slots, surprising given this is the Strip.
The best thing about the Paris= location. It is in the dead center of everything, you can't go wrong staying here if you want to be in the center of the action.
Message to parents-- don't bring your little kids to Vegas, its not for them!
The best meal I had during my stay was at Mon Ami Gabi, the bistro near the front of the hotel. Wonderful, simple, delicious food.
Paris: They try hard, but it's just not that cool.
I stayed there while at a conference. Check-in was OK, but the first room I was in had a bad internet connection. After waiting over an hour for engineering to show up, I had them switch rooms. That one smelled like an ash tray :(
The casino floor -- not so happenin. Generally an older group of people (nothing wrong with it, just not a party crowd). One lady at a 21 table was smoking like a chimney. Not that that's bad... just doesn't seem right while on an OXYGEN tank/system!
They are going for a sexy, "what happens in vegas..." vibe. Maybe it's just me, but it just didn't work. Still, rooms were cheap, it's $10 tables, and the sportsbar at the back near the entrance to Bally's was pretty good.
I would strongly prefer Wynn, Venetian, Bellagio, NYNY, and Caesars over this -- I've had better stays at all of those.
I think as far as it is concerned, this is my favorite Casino on the strip. I love it because it's very well themed and has a little bit of every type of decor that you will find at the other casinos on the strip including the nice themed outdoor walk way, the oh so good street side creperie, and the awesome buffet that I deem to be the best on the strip after having a taste of the buffet at the Wynn and Bellagio ... and finally the nice Paris tower that has an amazing view of the strip.
They basically thought of it all and if I had stayed here longer I probably would have found far more to do within the hotel itself than elsewhere. They have a large casino area and many $5 single deck blackjack tables! WIN for something that's on the strip where I won't get shot while playing!
The rooms are nice, comfortable, and very plush for what you think you're getting and again the view is unbeatable even now with city center going up and blocking just about everything on the strip. I'm definitely going to stay here again in the future.
I left my purse containing my ID, $$, and Credit Card on the table while enjoying french toast at 4AM.
I called lost and found in the AM and everything was there. ALL $200!!!
I love this hotel, I love this staff and I am writing a fully detailed report as soon as I have the time. All in all a safe, fun, and clean hotel.
C'est La Vie
I stayed at the Paris in 2007 and again in 2009. By my second trip to the Paris I had been at several other Vegas casinos and compared to the many other options Paris isn't as bad as I originally thought.
The older rooms are a tight squeeze, very French like in that regard. Use the "20 dollar trick" to get a complimentary upgrade. The main attraction of the Paris are the various restaurants. Excellent choices with great shops make this a better pick on the Strip plus it is centrally located...though the fake French stuff still makes me want to barf.
PS: The Paris is corporate operated like most of the casinos in Vegas nowadays so be prepared to find only Pepsi products in all of its stores meaning if you want bottled water you better like Aquafina--the only choice in the entire casino.
Eh.
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It's very much Paris alright -- even though half the time it feels more like someone had watched An American in Paris and cribbed the movie's idealized ways than actual France. But they're rather nice, even if I did trip over a cobblestone more than once.
The creepy overtanned "Anthony Cool" staring at you all over the casino in adverts is unnerving! It's like he's judging me for not being the color of a Thanksgiving turkey.
The rooms are nice and clean. The restaurants in Paris, even that buffet that costs $25+ without alcohol, are pretty delightful. Try Mon Ami Gabi at night, outside dining, to watch the Bellagio shows.
Be scared of the turkey colored guy...
Can't write a terribly thorough or accurate review since I've never stayed here. I have, however, perused the casinos and shops, which are always a delight. Based on the previous reviews, it seems like the rooms leave a lot to be desired. Definitely a cheesy simulacra of Paris, but fun nonetheless. Lots of great photo ops. And fancy bakeries.
stayed here because of friend's comped room and definitely won't be back. the service we received at the Front desk while checking in sucked, rude and unfriendly. the rooms are small and everything just looks old, including the furniture, tv, etc. liked the seperate shower/tub in the bathroom along with the counterspace, but the water pressure in the shower was horrible and the hairdryer barely works.
Luckily, no problems with bed bugs. Won't be staying here again.
i've never done up vegas the way people "do vegas", so if you're looking for the crazy party girl review of vegas and her experience at a hotel you may need to look elsewhere. but for the girl officially entering her early thirties and a mini-vacation away from it all, this was the perfect place.
we stayed a total of two nights, and i don't think i could have been happier. we booked a red room (as opposed to the basic), and it had the best view of the bellagio fountains. we were also on the corner, so the windows on both sides of the room didn't hurt either. the service was great, the room was amazing, and the bed was so comfortable i didn't want to get out of it.
i prefer the hotels with character and class rather than sleek, chic and posh, so i was happy with paris. everything was clean and though i've never been to the actual paris, the atmosphere was warm and inviting and other worldly.
...well, vegas other-worldly, but regardless...
i really loved my stay at the paris, and would definitely go back.
broke ass grad student lesson # 948: booking directly through their website or through priceline got us extra coupons and a better room. sha- snap.
Ok so yes, Paris does nickel & dime you a bit since there are no "in-room" amenities, but it is a beautiful establishment. The rooms are comfy, clean, and nicely decorated. Not having to pay for wifi would have been a nice treat but, not so much from them. I think it was a very nice place to stay for the weekend, and they give you a decent coupon book when you check in with some great deals to be had. This included a free ride for 2 to the top of the eiffel tower - superb! All of the staff we dealt with were very polite and helpful. It was a very good experience.
We stayed here once and really enjoyed the experience. The room was ok, nothing great, but the self-contained shopping was convenient. The best part is, of course, their excellent buffet. The lines are long and can get tiresome, but once you are in the food is well worth it. The central location makes this an attractive place to stay. We had fun going up the Eiffel Tower. I would return....after I check out some of the other hotels I want to try.
Great food, great tables.
Light, airy interior.
Captures the spirit.
My lovely and I spent 3 nights here with a room overlooking the Eiffel Tower and the Bellagio fountains. The room was good size as was the bathroom but I found it pretty typical, like a room in one of the older Ritz Carlton's - for an extra $75 we could have had the more decorated 'red room' which they highlight on the website.
Service was great. Room service food was eh but always delivered by the time we requested it and when they forgot an extra coffee cup, came right back with it. Valet was similarly prompt. Its a good location on the strip - not too far from other sights and resorts. Hotel restaurants are crowded and easily surpassed for others close by.
Ridiculous to pay for internet and the use of the fitness center [$25 without getting spa services]...
And I'm sorry, but just because the bartender at the sports book says 'bon soir' , a French experience it does not make. Other than the Eiffel Tower, there isn't much French going on here.
We found the casino here pretty dead but still had some fun; the restaurants were usually very crowded and a walk down the cobblestones towards Bally's were much less crowded - and fine for a burger and a drink.
I'm not a Vegas person; its an experience and there's plenty to do and although for the price of this hotel I wouldn't be able to stay in someone's garage in NYC, the meals are much more expensive and the noise just made me want to leave. Paris was a perfectly fine hotel experience even so.
Unsure weather to give this place 2 or 3 stars.
Just go back after staying here for 5 nights. Had a room on the 10th floor which had an OK view of the strip, but a little low for the Belligio show, but room was comped, so who am I to argue.
Decent sized room, a nice bathroom ( I like bathrooms with separate showers) and nice counter space.
Now the bad. Shower had a low flow head which sucked, plus it was unadjustable so you couldn't move the spray away from you. The blow dryer had so much lint in it that it barely blew any air. The shampoo at all Harrahs properties is watery just not good. The TV is an old crt with very limited number of channels to choose from. But worst thing of all, as reviewer DL stated, both my wife and I had weird bite marks on out lower legs at the end of the trip. I pulled back the sheets and looked closely for bugs, but didn't see any.( I don't know how tiny bedbugs are) Just seem like a strange coincidence with the DL story.
Aside from the room, it has a nice selection of restaurants, a decent casino, and is centrally located on the strip so you can go over to Caesars or Belliago without too much effort.
wow, you get what you pay for. aside from the face that bally's is connected, this place seemed decent. They have that mon ami place to watch the fountains after all. The buffett was down right nasty and gave me the bubble guts midway through - had to leave before getting my $15.
Now, maybe this place wouldn't have been so bad if I hadn't eaten at real buffets in LV and Hawaii, but this place was unacceptable. Nasty instant eggs (watery & rubbery), cool whip cream (not fresh whip cream), wholesale OJ (not fresh squeeze), no baked goodies, undercooked crepes, and no-refills even though we were sitting practically in the walkway.
Don't be fooled by places that have lines and especially if you don't see any heavyweights parked out. In the future, I will request to scope out the scene before I pay for another buffet. they are just so hit and miss unless you have the presence of mind to check yelp first.
This hotel stinks and crawls!
Buyer beware watch out for bed bugs! You'll be eatin alive like I was and they'll crawl into your clothes and luggage and move back home with you! Paris uses junk mattresses from the junkyard!
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Stayed here 2 nights. Did not expect much from my hotel on this trip as I didn't plan on much sleep time.
Great location: center of the strip and directly across from City Center and the Bellagio fountains.
Breakfast was surprisingly good at their buffet, though be sure to get their before 10am when the 14.99 price jumps to 27.99 for no good reason (they call it 'Brunch').
Room was a very good size for the price, modern & clean. A fairly nice bathroom which is essential with any hotel stay for me. Bed was hard as a rock.
Casino sucked :( Games were outdated, tables were filled with idiot players. Try MGM for better gaming.
All things considered especially the price and location, I'd stay here again, but not my first choice next go around.
i come here for an eiffel tower every time i get here. and Richard is the outside bartender everytime i get there. so it kinda feels like clockwork with me and those daiquiris. and the nights always get crazy. thanks richard. i always love my drinks stiff. haha. he only works for an hour at 7pm. find him and you will forget about being gypped with your drinks.
If you look for luxury top of the line hotel - Paris is defiantly not the one!
It is a good hotel if you don't want to spend much money or got a good deal.
It is one of those hotel which were built in the late 90's with a theme to it in effort to provide an alternative to older hotels like Flamingo, Treasure island, Stardust etc...
Yet is not on same line with Bellagio, Venetian, Wynn or the new monstrosities being build.
Even Caesars palace (which is older) is better on many levels.
Paris exterior looks great & impressive, lobby is unique as well, but other than that rooms & hallways are nothing special at all.
I wonder if they chose the French theme as an excuse for cheep, minimalistic & run down look of its interiors!!
The standard rooms are mediocre, standard hotel beds with a rear projection TV's. Nothing special here.
Service - Did not experience any rudeness (besides the buffet), yet nothing special.
Casino - Is small!!!! Tries to promote a bigger illusion with tacky sky & clouds looking ceiling but it is the smallest casino I ever been in.
Food - Not many restaurants at all, there is one place that operates as a buffet which serves Italian (?!) looking food, which is always very busy (since there is a lack of restaurants in this hotel).
There were no chairs to sit at the only available table around, I had to hunt for chairs for 20 minuets, finally I stole it from an old red neck. Food got cold. Red neck was not happy!
Other official place to dine at is the famous Paris Hotel Buffet which I have a lot to say about:
- It has usually a veeeery looong line, about 30 min wait, which is forever if you're hungry!
- Price is about $25
- There was plenty of food, also desert buffet was awesome! Although I must say, food was not always tasty, it was hit & miss!
- Got me sick & I had to use the restroom.
Now let me go alil back..
After paying we had to get into a separate line for the hostess to sit us down.
The hostess did not show up for a while! (we were starviiing! ), so we went ahead & set ourselves at a small table, only then suddenly the hostess showed up looking extremely mad about us sitting ourselves at a table (OY VAY!)!!!
Hostess: Were you assigned for this table? (derogatory tone)
We: Assigned?? We waited for somebody to sit us for like forever!
Nobody showed up so we set ourselves in one of the many open tables.
Hostess: That's not an answer, you should NOT sit yourselves!
This is my job & those are the regulations!!
So I need ya'll to get up & go to the back of the line & wait till I get a table for you!
We: LOL, good comedian! Hmmm.. We don't think so (knowing she wont forcefully get us up), it is your problem ma'am! Now leave us alone, stop harassing us & let us eat already before talking to your manager!
Hostess: All shocked (like she did not see that coming), Sidewinding to her hole mumbling & releasing more of her venom as she goes.
You tell me? Who does that? Getting your customers up after seated & wait for table while there are so many available?
That's a pure abuse!
SPA & Massage:
- Like in every hotel, Paris offers their SPA (for $60) & massage services - The facilities are outdated & run down yet still enjoyable.
Spa area is way small!
- Massage was not the best but it varies on the masseuse.
I had a young guy which gave a very standard & robotic massage.
Did not enjoy it much! My other Friend had a better one.
- The Spa has a jacuzzi & 2 saunas (wet & dry) - No complaints.
Biggest problem we had was being stoked by a strange man who was following us everywhere in the spa.
2 hours he was behind us sniffing & trying to get into our speedos.
I do not care what your sexual preferences are but you can NOT stalk people at the spa!
We paid lots of money so we could relax privately.
So I complaint at the spa's front desk while being even more shocked by the employees responses:
"Oh yeah I understand sir, well.. If the stalker didn't really touch you than there is not much I could do, we aren't bothering our costumers based on "rumors" & he is a regular here (interesting that he knew who I was talking about) & also the spa is gay friendly".
Which I clearly has no problem with! Listen you moron, the fact that it's gay friendly doesn't mean you can allow stalkers in it!
On the contrary, gays are not stalkers, it's the stalkers who give gays bad reputation!!!
Anyways, I was livid! So I ate all their bananas & drank all of their tea.
The SPA at Caesars palace is way, way better!
Yalla Bye!!
I have not stayed here in about a year, but i love this hotel. The rooms are spacious, the ambiance is great, the theme of the hotel puts you right in the heart of Ol Peri! The little pastry shops are awesome if you are not in the mood for a huge buffet. I know i always grab a ham, square egg, and cheese croissant every time i go. The croissant is super flaky and delicious and its just heaven after a long night out on the town.
The Paris also has the Eiffel Tower replica which you can also tour for a small price of 12 bucks to ride to the top. I suggest going at night and maybe you can catch a glimpse of the Belagio water show.
Make sure you sign up for a players card, because it is one of the Harrah's Properties, and with it you can get the perks of 6 hotels. Cheers.
Vegas Trip 9:00AM
Decide to eat since we just got to vegas. We had some good experience here so we came back to PARIS BUFFET. Never in my mind that i will rate this place bad for i always get a good experience in food anyways. We did not stay in this place but the decor is good the walk to the buffet was an experience food everywhere in this place sit beside is fountain & liqour store. Enter the buffet. Never again in the morning when i am ready to go to the buffet to start drinking coffee, i was not ready for this buffet since i was so full on coffee DAMN but the buffet was great anyways. Come check this out price was good and food was always great.
My wife and I stayed here in mid Dec. Check in was quick and the clerk upgraded our room without our requesting it. He handed us our room keys and said "enjoy the view". The room was clean and comfortable and the view was great. The casino was fun and it was easy to get around in. The restaurants are very good and there are lots of choices. I liked JJ's in the morning for coffee and a light breakfast. Paris is connected to Bally's which we thought was nice too but the restaurants at Paris are better. For what we want in Vegas, we loved the location. This was our second trip to Vegas and we'd stay here again. At the end of Feb. we've booked a north tower room at Bally's as it seems like good value. We'll see if we like it and one thing is for sure. We're either going to become steady customers at Paris or Bally's. Cleanilness, location and value are a priority for us. Now for the only bad part of the trip. We walked a few blocks over to the Westin Hotel to rent a car at Enterprise Car rental. In the evening there were about a half dozen drunken bums, street people, fighting that we had to walk by. They seemed out of place for this part of town. They didn't give us any trouble but I didn't like the fact that they were there. I was surprised and caught off guard this time but it won't happen again. We were told that as long as we stayed on the "strip" we'd be OK as far as safety is concerned. I can handle myself and least give my wife a chance to run away but they might have considered a lone girl easy prey. So just a warning to anyone going to Vegas. It's safe 99.9% of the time but a person still has to remain alert.
My beloved wanted to stay here, so I opened up the wallet. No deals here. The room was fine, but could have been a Marriott in any city in the US. Once you leave the room, the Frenchness is all around. That said, the view from the top of the Eifel tower was nice, great place to take pictures. The restaurants were very good which is why I give this place 3 stars. I took away one star because internet access was 15 bucks, what? even the cheapest Ramada Inn gives it for free. Another start taken away for charging me a 11 buck "processing fee" when I checked out. That said, she liked it a lot, so what the heck, I would probably come back.
I think I'll always have good memories of Paris which is why I'm generous with the rating. Our room was decently sized. It had a strip/tower view and we were on one of the higher floors so it was really nice. The bathroom was really small though, but who goes to vegas to complain about a bathroom? The hotel itself is always crowded, and the line for the buffet can get ridiculous.
We wanted to stay somewhere pretty central to the action on the strip but didn't want to drop a ton of cash, simply because we aren't rolling in dough.
We found a good deal on http://hotels.com for Paris. It's a little cheesy to some because of the cobblestone floors and decor, but I liked it. I think it's cute that when inside, it looks like you are outside in Paris. From the lamp posts, to the windows with hanging plants, to the "messieurs" instead of "men" for the bathroom, it's all very sweet. The staff at Paris was also friendly and helpful.
We had a "Luxury" room which is their standard room. To me, it was one of the nicest hotel rooms I've stayed in!
It was very spacious, comfortable, and pretty. We had two large windows, two chairs, the bed, and a cute little lounge padded bench. There is a ton of storage space: two closets that are a part of the TV stand/case/whatever you'd call it, and one large closet on the way to the bathroom. The bathroom was especially wonderful. They was a huge mirror above the sink, and a full length large mirror on the back of the door (we ladies appreciate that especially). There was a tub AND stand up shower (all glass, so it's fun to watch your partner shower, haha). I made sure to utilize both for bathing, just cause.
The few things I'd like to see improved on are:
- the pool temperature. It's a nice pool but the water was a bit chilly.
- the shower water temperature. It DOES warm up, but for some reason it takes a good three minutes before it finally does. Oddly, the tub did not have the same issue.
Those are relatively small complaints though.
I really liked staying at Paris and I'd stay there again!
I was visiting Vegas for a friends wedding and my coworker suggested that we should stay at the Paris. I passed this recommendation along and all of us stayed there. I split a double room with my friend. I was very happy with my stay at this hotel. I have stayed at other hotels in Vegas before, one a lot more expensive and one tons cheaper.
The rooms are nice and if you're lucky to get a good view then you're really lucky. The bathrooms are decent size. There were a lot of mirrors in our room, however, the "red room" that my friends stayed at didn't have any mirrors in their "room" only in the bathroom.
It was twice as much to stay on Sat. as opposed to Sunday night.
I would prob. stay at Paris again during my next visit. The pool is really great, your friends (from other hotels) can also come by and hang out and its fun to just chill out and stare at the Eiffel Tower.
The restaurant service(s) in the main floor can be a little slow. The services at random places are really hit or miss. Had a great time at the piano bar but not so much at the little bakery next door.
This hotel is koo, i really like the service which they give maybe i dont like it tooo much because i would always stay here as a kid and what the hell is there to do in vegas as a kid, STAY IN ROOMS!? PARIS 3 STAR. Sorry!
TFR
this review comes from someone who went to gamble and window shop at paris, haven't stayed there, maybe the rooms aren't awful.
with that being said: i have never felt so instantly claustrophobic and sick when i walked into a room before. the ceiling is painted in this weird faux sky design and the lighting in there is really low so it makes it look like the most depressing, awful weather ever. the air is dank and the ventilation is pathetic. i get that vegas is overwhelming and as inauthentic as you can get, but this was truly sickening. skip it.
Yeah it's not exactly Paris but you can almost tell what it feels like, ok maybe not. Still you have to admit it is kind of fun to look up at the Eiffel tower (which is only 5/8ths scale of the real thing), the Montgolfier Balloon made into a neon sign, and the Arc de Triomphe (only 2/3rds of it). Even the front of the building is done up to look like a Paris Opera House and the Louvre. Inside it feels like you're walking on streets of Paris, ok kidding, but the painted walls (which include buildings, people, so on), iron wrought street lamps, and the cobblestone walk ways are a nice touch.
There are a lot of good restaurants located in the Paris hotel, even some familiars from back home in Chicago like Mon Ami Gabi and La Creperie. But what you really want to check out is the Eiffel Tower Restaurant located 11 stories up and what a view. Just a tip, a dress code is enforced here.
I don't know about staying here but I will always visit.
I thought the rooms were fine. Just a typical Las Vegas hotel room... until.... I woke up COVERED in bug bites! On the first night my girlfriend woke up in her bed with what looked like flea bites. I made fun of her saying her dog at home was dirty. Then the second night.... I became covered in red itchy bumps ALL OVER. I have sensitive skin so the bug bites ended up giving me a rash as well. All over my chest, head and body. It was DISGUSTING!!! Both of us, in TWO different beds, were covered in bug bites. Fleas? Bed bugs? I don't know but I will NOT be coming back here.
I didn't bother to complain to the hotel because the room was comped any ways but it was disgusting nonethless. =X
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