Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino

Outdated and wore out rooms!!! Yuck! Never again. Between the neighbors dog barking early on a Sunday morning to our other inconsiderate neighbors screaming, laughing and and partying at 7:30am on a Saturday morning left my boyfriend and I with a bad taste in our mouth about this place… Room doors were falling apart and were straight filthy!

Excellent hotel, accept dogs and give you a set of plates for your furry friends, let them stay in the room without you, all the people are nice! Definitely I’ll come back and highly recommend the place and the buffet there delicious! Try it once and you will be satisfied!

Checking out.
25 — 30 people in line.
4 employees at the counter checking us out.
I guess that’s punishment for not using the online check out

I must say this place is pretty cool, especially the gaming area. Though I didn’t gamble I did get stuck in this area watching some go-​go dancers.
The place made me feel like I was in a Bond movie. The low painted ceilings didn’t help the fact that I felt kind claustrophobic and the people smoking were killing me.
Parking was easy and I like Hexx.

Short and sweet: The casino is very well laid out, very well light.
The casino was always clean. The staff was friendly.
I would recommend this casino and looking forward to my return.

Only because of location, the friendly staff and the fact that I won in the casino, am I giving two stars. This hotel is in desperate need of a renovation. See my photos for mold on shower ceiling, corrosion on shower stall and generally worn furniture cabinets! Here for a show so rates were around $ 250-​robbery for the condition of this hotel.

They’ve done wonders with this place in the last couple of years; too bad they can’t remove the stale smell. I love that the Paris is centrally located.
The rooms on the upper floors are recently renovated– clean, fresh-​smelling, and spacious.
The gym is a good size (I never had to wait) and includes all spa amenities (i.e., sauna, steam, jacuzzi, showers, coffee, tea, fruit, and a relaxation room). Unfortunately you have to pay $ 25/​day.
The food: Hexx is fast and fun with sweets and a good breakfast. Mon Ami Gabi is a classic. And definitely splurge just once in dinner at the Eiffel Tower– the soufflés are amazing.

Pros:
* Check-​in staff very friendly and knowledgeable.
* Check-​out was fast and easy, via mobile or e-​mail.
* Dealers are some of the more-​friendly and sociable dealers versus other casinos I’ve played at. I actually made a point to come back to the tables here at Paris for that reason.
* Ramsay Steak is just downstairs. I love that place.
Cons:
* Taxi access can be awful due to the constant stream of people walking in front of the area where you drive in to get to the lobby.
* Rooms are just OK. Functional, bathrooms are nice, but overall they just seemed a little dated.
* I reserved a Non-​Smoking High-​Floor Eiffel-​Tower View Red Room, I got a regular Classic Room. The small print says nothing is guaranteed, okay fine. But, I reserved this room MONTHS in advance and checked-​in via email /​online early to let them know I was coming. I don’t really understand the logic behind this. It is inconvenient and an immediately disappointing way to start off a trip.
At the end of the day, I probably won’t stay here again. But I’ll stop by for the tables.

I have no clue what Paris is like but if this place was recreated to look like it, I must go right meow!
Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant is in here.
It’s not very bright in there. It’s just enough light to be able to get around.
The restrooms were a bit dirty when I came here, and that’s why I gave it 3 stars.
I will be sure to come back and make an updated review :)

Location was extremely convenient, located on the Strip. We stayed 3 nights and the staff was very helpful and accomodating. We were on the 18^th floor facing the pool, the eiffel tower and the Bellagio Fountain. We found our window to be the best show for the fountains, the view was perfect! I found the entrance to the Paris to be spectacular and mesmerizing. It truly gave a french feel to it. French-​inspired bar called Le Central offers the best drinks ever! Food at the buffet was decent. I will certainly return! Merci Paris Las Vegas! :D

Save your time and money. This is a place to avoid, especially for the LGBTQ community. We purchased tickets for NYE which to put it lightly was false advertising.
The tickets were for open bar 9pm-​12am. We got there at 8:00pm and didn’t get in until after 11pm!!! And that’s only because we had to argue with security to let us up in front of a party bus group that cut in front of us who had been waiting so long.
Once inside we waited in line for the rooftop. We waited 30 minutes for the lift. Half of my party made it up. While my friend and I were just about to the front of the line the security told us that no one else was allowed up unless you had a certain color band. My band I received with my ticket was yellow and they were only letting up green bands. Many of us in the crowd were obviously upset.
We waited hours to get in to an oversold event where the customer service was poor. When we all asked why, the answer given by the security was that «The rooftop is past capacity» and «No one else will be allowed up unless you’ve purchased a table». This was a common theme we heard from Château as when we received our tickets from Will Call they said the event had been oversold and they were expecting over 2500 people there.
My other half of my group was able to make it back down to us before midnight which was a good thing but we were upset to hear they had to complain in order to be let down. They tried to leave via the stairs to be told to use the elevator and then told they couldn’t go down, essentially forcing them to stay up there which is illegal to not give proper exit for someone.
The other disappointment came when I was dancing with my fiancé. Being a gay couple in Vegas you’d think it would be a safe place from discrimination, especially at a club at the Paris, however we were wrong. We were getting a bit close on the dance floor and ended up dancing against an empty couch. One could visibly see other couples doing the very same. Then a staff member came over to us and told us we couldn’t be doing that. I wouldn’t have minded that, if they had done that to the opposite sex couples as well, however they didn’t.
This was a horribly disappointing and very unorganized event and club. I can’t stress enough to stay away. The «open bar» was a scam as we didn’t even get in till 11:30pm and even then the bartender told us they were only serving us two drinks and we couldn’t just drink there all night because of our wrist bands (which gave us open bar btw). We complained and told them «we’ve waited hours to get in and purchased an open bar and we only have till midnight, so what do you mean we can’t keep drinking?» The bartender wouldn’t answer and walked away. We hadn’t even been intoxicated since we had been waiting to get in.
Sadly, the only positive remark is that we did receive two drink tickets to use after midnight to compensate, however they only allowed for basic drinks and not the ones we could have received from the wrist bands.
As a hotel and club I would hope they would change their staff and management or offer trainings on professional ways of handling people.

I stayed at Paris for a computer security conference in August of 2015 and its was mostly a horrible experience. It all started off when I booked the room with my bosses credit card since the conference is a work event, during the booking I was never presented an option or notified that my bosses credit card was only charged for a single night and that I would be responsible for the rest upon arrival. When I arrived with just a single pre-​paid visa (its a hacker conference so I only deal with cash or pre-​paid cards for security purposes) I couldn’t cover the rest of the cost and had to get help from friends to cover the cost of my room. Management would not allow me to provide them with my bosses credit card number or charge the difference to his credit card because his card was not physically with me.
My next complaint is the loud obnoxious club called Château that is on the same property I believe. My room is on the 4^th floor and it overlooks the pool, which is nice except when you want to go to bed before 1 am. The loud bass from the club radiates thru the room and keeps even the dead from sleeping. I called the front desk about it (1 am on a friday night /​saturday morning) and was told their is nothing that can be done about it and was offered a complimentary pair of ear plugs. I’ve never had to deal with loud club noise in any of the other hotels i’ve stayed at in Vegas. I’m depressed with Management’s response to just deal with the loud music by offering me ear plugs. The loud music kept me away till 3 AM at which point they closed.
On the positive side, Paris has a nice pool and helpful employees.

BONJOUR!!!
Watch out Diamond/​7 Star players! As a member one of the perks is getting the resort fee waived. So I was surprised to have been billed $ 14.99 per day for internet. I was liable for the that charge because the wifi is only included when you pay for the $ 32 resort fee. Front desk staff wasn’t helpful one bit and it was ridiculous. My fellow Unilocalers aren’t kidding. Service is REALLY RUDE here.
I’m not going to complain too much since I had a couple days comped but It’s very misleading… when I asked on how it could be possible to be charged for something that is technically «waived»? In addition, I have never been billed for wifi only at other Total Rewards properties (Caesars, PH) Anyways. she had no answer to my question and said that it was a better deal for me to pay the $ 14.99 instead of the $ 32 resort fee. THANKS CAPTAIN OBVIOUS!
ON TOP OF THAT, it was SPOTTY WIFI… lol
Anyways…the room itself was on the small side but it was very accessible from the lobby and casino. My strip view was hardly a view (Red Room, 25^th floor) The casino itself has definitely aged and could use some upgrades (the sportsbook is super run down). Crowd tends to be in the 30s/​40s. However, location is top-​notch and other major casinos are very accessible.
Overall — The casino is definitely worth checking out if you happen to stop by for a drink or to check out some of the replicas. As mentioned customer service here STINKS and for the rates that these rooms go for, you’re better off either paying less for better value on a lower end hotel (Flamingo, Linq, Harrahs) or just paying a bit more for a nicer room.
With that being said, I’d be back but not as a hotel guest.
Paris is very AVERAGE. 2.5 stars rounded DOWN.

We saw the Jersey Boys here on the last day before their winter break, and really enjoyed the hotel setting and atmosphere. Chandeliers adorn the lobby to the showroom and a row of former telephone booths serves as some quite seating for those who don’t like crowds. The casino is quite active, with several crap tables and slots on the way to the lobby, and all were quite paying off with the jingle of coins and shouts from the table. Being on the strip, it is the most visible on the east side of the street, with the huge tower as a point of reference for many tourists.

Cleanliness — 4 stars
Restaurants — 3 stars
Atmosphere — 3 stars
Safety — 5 stars
Check In — 5 stars (diamond check in)
Front Desk — negative 10 stars
Service — negative 10 stars
Pros
— Security was top notch
— Diamond check in was very friendly
— Rooms were quaint
— Diamond valet was prompt
— Overall areas were clean
Cons
— Front desk staff (Sadly, diamond was closed before 8 AM) was just horrible, rude, of line and when I asked for a manager, they refused
— General staff was rude and out of line
— Bar staff was constantly just standing around
Ever since Caesars bankruptcy, staff had generally gone down hill. Was clear many didn’t want to be there, were very unhappy with their jobs and overall were just downright rude, I’ve never encountered such rude staff, going to the point they they refused to let me talk to the manager, never seen such a thing. Won’t be coming back here.

From the outside, Paris Las Vegas looks fantastic. It’s truly one of my favorite views on the Strip. However, once you go inside, it’s a slightly different dynamic. It is very outdated and needs an epic upgrade. Ok, not so much a total remodel, but just enough to reflect some fascination! Additionally, the employees are not my favorite lot of the bunch. I have yet to run into a dealer or waitress who convinced me they were genuinely smiling and/​or happy to see me. Even with all that, the place does hold a majestic aura to it. Is it french love I smell? No, it’s a lot of smoke. But still, Paris has its perks and until the walls are falling a part, I will still consider this place decent. Overall, I would not recommend making Paris Las Vegas your destination but somewhere to travel through and pass some time.

First time staying here and overall it was a good experience! Check in was super fast, lots of places to eat, sweet pool, Château night club is gorgeous and the rooms were average at best. Location on the strip is the reason to stay here and if the price is right I’ll definitely be back.
I checked in to my room before I even left my house. The Paris offers online check in and will send an email when your room is ready. You can let them know what time you’ll be in and they’ll let you into your room early if it’s ready. Early entry is not always guaranteed. You just need to stop by the front desk and pick up your key. It was the fastest check in I’ve ever experienced and it’s the best thing about staying here.
The actual room is not impressive. It’s basic and verges on old. There’s a giant armoire in the middle of the room and a TV to the far left. If you have a room with two queen beds then one of you isn’t going to see the TV which is weird and crazy. Upgrade to the red rooms.
There are plenty of places to eat, I’ve eaten at sugar factory which is now closed and renamed Hexx and I’m told it’s still the best place to eat There are coffee shops, buffets and even a Chinese place! Gordon Ramsey steak is also here and I l o v e d the food there (see my review).
I’ve also been to Château and the club is gorgeous (see my review!!) So definitely come here if you have the chance.
I’ll for sure be back but hopefully the rooms get updated soon.

Gegenüber vom Bellagio befindet sich das Themenhotel Paris Las Vegas, das 1999 eröffnet wurde und von der Caesars Entertainment betrieben wird. Es ist nur unschwer am 164,6 Meter hohen Nachbau des Eiffelturms zu erkennen. Es ist neben Monte Carlo und Venedig die dritte europäische Stadt in Miniaturform am Las Vegas Boulevard.
Der Eiffelturm wurde nach alten Bauplänen mit 8.000 Tonnen Stahl dem Original nachempfunden, mit der gleichen Farbe im Maßstab 2:1. Aufgrund der Nähe zum Flughafen durfte der Eiffelturm nicht in Originalgröße gebaut werden. Ein Bein des Turmes ist witziger weise durch die Decke des Casinos gebaut worden. Darüber hinaus hat man auf dem Gelände den Triumphbogen, die Pariser Oper und den Louvres nachgebaut.
Das Hotel verfügt über 2.916 Zimmer und bietet jeglich erdenklichen Luxus. Auf dem Dach des Casinos befindet sich ein großer Poolbereich. Im Hotel befinden sich 10 französisch gestaltete Restaurants und Cafes, wie z.B. das Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Les Artistes Steakhouse, Le Provencal, La Chine, Le Café ile St. Louis und Jean Jacques’ Boulangerie. Auch ein Touristenbuffet, das Le Village Buffet darf nicht fehlen.
Das Casino ist mit 7.900 m² überschaubar und bietet den Spielwütigen Touristen 100 Spieltische mit Blackjack, Craps und Roulette, Sportwetten, 2.200 Slots, Videopoker und Videokeno. Darüber hinaus gibt es noch einen extra Players Club. Durch einen Durchgang ist das Paris Las Vegas mit dem Ballys verbunden.
Am besten hat mir der Shoppingbereich mit den malerischen Gassen gefallen. Hier hat man auf den Wegen Kopfsteinpflaster verarbeitet und von der Decke strahlt ein blauer Himmel. Hier befinden sich französische Boutiquen, Wein– und Käsegeschäfte, Kunstgalerien und man kann frische Croissants und Baguettes kaufen.
Mir hat das Hotel sehr gut gefallen und sollte auf keinem Las Vegas Strip Bummel fehlen.

Welcome to Las Vegas for me. As of Labor Day weekend 2015, my parents and I were staying here for two nights at Paris Casino and Hotel. As we entered, the atmosphere is remarkably mesmerizing! The interior and the concept inside the lobby is very Paris, France feel filled with parts of the Eiffel Tower, daylight painting backgrounds, live music, strippers at the middle side of the bar, and many more! Of course, this place is the home of this Broadway’s classic hit, the «Jersey Boys.»
Every slot machines work very well, so you can play it all day long if you’re in luck to win. There’s also more gambling games like blackjack, Pai Gow, roulette, Keno, and much more!
The wi-​fi, it’s a mixed bag. The smartphone connectivity works well to use, but for laptop users, it’s a hassle. As I logged on through my laptop, there’s a choice to use hourly limit useage costing around $ 13.99 to pay. Otherwise, if you have the access code to connect their wi-​fi, you can access it for free. Update; so far as of 9÷7÷2015, it did managed it successfully, so I have no issues for the connectivity problems.
The hotel staying. Few months ago, we did paid a hotel room reservations with Paris for 3 days (2 nights) this Labor Day weekend costing around $ 160 before we booked and heading it as of today. The view of their hotel room that we reserved looked very good. We can see some of the Las Vegas strip easier to view. The bathroom functions work alright as I took a bath. Not a bad stay!
In the end, Paris Casino and Hotel is the finest and the coolest casino & hotel in Las Vegas. A well worth the stay to retrieve fantastic Sin City’s experiences. My rating: 3 ½ stars.

Bellmen gave me a hint that he wanted a tip (classless); I always tip anyway.
Concierge was king of B to me; granted I was desperate and frantic at the time, but all the more, she should have been a little understanding and patient.
The rooms aren’t bad, but they leave a lot to be desired. I think I stayed here 15 years ago and nothing has changed…
They don’t have usb or multiple chargers on the desk.
The beds are not that comfy and they don’t even have a duvet… it’s just sheets and blanket… very motel 6 ish.
The corridors, especially the service doors are really badly banged up, so much so that it kind of feels like the haunted mansion when walking down the hall.
If you get a chance, try the restaurant that opens up to view the Bellagio water show in the Paris, but don’t stay at the hotel, if you can help it. There are nicer options nearby.
Valet was nice.

This was my first stay at this hotel. My friend had a comp room (with a voucher for a cruise for a later date; and a Snack Box with 4 bottles of water) and I was happy to celebrate her birthday with her!
Valet was friendly and efficient. Just walk ALL the way to the end of the property to retrieve your vehicle.
Location is great. .we walked to Planet Hollywood, saw a show & ate at the Miracle Mile next door. We had a partial view of surrounding hotels.
Swimming pool was adequate. It’s an odd shape and is surrounded by buildings so when you swim at 8:30am, it’s a bit chilly since it’s all shade… no sun. There is a soft breeze that flows between the buildings.
Room — my friend got an upgrade to a «Red Room». She had been here before and said that this room was really nice. I had no complaints. There was a lot of space for both of us. The only suggestion I have would be for more towel racks. There was only one large and 2 small towel rings for hand towels.
My friend likes this hotel because it’s not as big as other hotels. Signs are in French and English. If you have time, go to the top of the Eiffel Tower and see the spectacular views! I wouldn’t mind staying here again!

J’ai visité cet hôtel et en particulier joué au casino. C’est agacent lorsqu’on vous refuse de jouer aux machines a sous sous prétexte que je fais relativement très jeune soit moins de 21ans, je leur montre alors mon permis de conduire, mais me le refuse car ce n’est pas un document officiel ! Ils exigent mon passeport! J’ai quand même 26 ans et je né fais quand même pas 5 ans de moins! Ils font alors appel à un supérieur pour authentifier mon permis. De l’extérieur Paris est plutôt bien représenté mais c’est vraiment dommage les nombreuses fautes d’orthographes dans l’hôtel!

Non, non et re-​non.
En tant que bonne parisienne qui se respecte, je peux décemment pas dire que cet hôtel est représentatif de la capitale. Pourtant c’est dommage ça partait bien…
L’extérieur est très bien fait je trouve. On a une jolie Tour Eiffel, et surtout un Arc de Triomphe superbement reproduit. L’opéra Garnier, lui, est moyennement similaire a notre magnifique édifice mais bon, je trouvais que de l’extérieur, c’était assez beau. Ça laisse présager le meilleur. Surtout quand on voit ce qui a été fait pour le Venetian, on se dit: ouah! Ça doit être trop beau.
Et en fait, non pas du tout. On est trop dans le cliché et la caricature, et si j’ai bien retrouve l’esprit de Venise au Venetian, je n’ai absolument pas retrouve le charme parisien au Paris. J’ai trouvé ça tout much, trop coloré, trop tout en fait.
Un de mes amis y a pris une chambre et m’a dit que ce n’était vraiment pas terrible. Du coup prochain passage a Vegas, je me contenterai de regarder l’extérieur et préserver mon temps pour partir vers d’autres découvertes.

Un excelente hotel. Gran ubicación y limpieza. Buena relación costo-​calidad. Falta wifi libre.

cet hôtel suce. (this hotel sucks)
La seule bonne chose de cet hôtel est la boucle de traducteur dans la salle de bains
(The only good thing about this hotel is the translator loop in the bathroom.)
Il m’a aidé à apprendre le français
(It helped me learn french)
We checked into the Paris hotel with 4 girls on a ladies weekend. We had hopes of many things!
1. A room facing the fountain at the Bellagio!
2. A glorious deep bath tub in which to relax in!
3. Friendly staff!
4. Crepes at the fabulous brunch buffet!
5. A fun casino to play in!
6. Some night time dancin!
So guess how many of those hopes came true?
Z E R O
1. The fountain room would be an extra $ 50 a night. No thank you.
2. The tub was dirty, shallow and was nothing compared to Palazzo or Mandalay tubs.
3. Every single staff member we encountered was rude and condescending.
4. The buffet line was out to the parking garage, so we peaced out and went to Hash House a go go (some serious nommers, you should check it out
5. The casino was always empty, not fun atmosphere and a huge minimum to play. We weren’t down to gamble in a place with this much bad juju, so we took our business elsewhere.
6. We saw the pattern of suckiness from Paris, so we went to another hotel to get our groove on.
In the end we had an awesome weekend because we were 4 girls in Vegas, but it was not in any way because of The Paris Hotel. We will stick to our usual favs, Mandalay Bay
or Rio
.