Arc de Triomphe at Paris Las Vegas

We had the honor of documenting a wedding here at Paris Las Vegas and we absolutely loved every second. Gorgeous property and can't wait to be back with other couples. The Arc De Triomphe photographs beautifully.

Nice place for photo op next to Las Vegas Effiel Tower.

An amazing recreation of the real thing in Paris. Details are very intricate. Wish they did mess up the one side by adding signs but the side facing the hotel is clear.

Come here Stay here Believe in MAGIC! Gordon Ramsey cooks here (YES: EYE CAN 100% TELL!) in all his Paris Hotel restaurant; among all the superstar celebrities putzing around Vegas in this time of Covid: what the hell else are they able to do?!!! And MORE.... much much more seriously!!!

Realistic replica of the real Parisian one. We enjoyed coming here, very posh hotel too!

Im pretty sure this is the best place to come to see exótic cars

Very good replica. A good place for sightseeing.

Most perfect place at night for gram pics, wedding pics or whatever the occasion its just stunningly beautiful.

Our stay at the Paris was mainly pleasant which is why we give 4 stars. Starting with the check in process; our receptionist Valentin was exceptional. We asked him if a room with a strip view was available because it's our 4 year anniversary and he said "I gave you guys a slightly better room" and he managed to give us a suite on the 32nd floor (second to last) with a view of the Paris and Bellagio Fountain. Valentin deserves a raise as he made our check in experience and our anniversary a wonderful and special one. Valentin deserves 5 stars. Now once we checked into the room, the room was clean HOWEVER we found dirty socks all around the room. Under the bed, under the curtains. The people who stayed in before must've left sockless. Not a big deal, it happens. The bedding was clean, the bathrooms were clean so no complaints there. One thing that surprised me is that whenever I called and asked for basic hygiene products, they were all out???!! I've stayed at Caesar Rewards Properties including the Caesar's Palace itself and last time I asked for a toothpaste tube or shaving kit, they always provided it with promptness. This time at Paris, they had NOTHING. Not sure if it's a budget cut thing or they just ran out right when we checked in but it was just odd.

The average Yelp review is 2.5 stars and that isn't warranted. Is the hotel/casino perfect - no - but overall it's in a great location (mid Strip) and the room rates are relatively reasonable. The inside of the hotel is dry scenic, well maintained and clean. It's a cool themed hotel. On the down side,, as others have said, the check in lines always seem to be present and are long. However, Paris was good about emailing me suggesting to check in and out. That process was very efficient - no lines! Use the e check in! Here are my complaints! I paid extra to have a room with a view of the Eiffel Tower with a great view of Bellagio. While my view from the 25th floor was lovely, it was greatly disappointing that the windows were filthy. Additionally, a part of my view looks down upon the swimming pool which is closed for the winter. The pool was mostly drained and, the water that was left was filthy. So, if they would keep their outside features presentable, I would have upgraded Paris to 3.5 or 4.

Very bad front desk help Long line 2-3 people were working at registration Micheal at front desk was very rude . Victor was polite Do not recommend this hotel

Paris Las Vegas Casino offers a unique and charming gaming experience with its Parisian-themed decor and lively atmosphere. The casino floor is well-stocked with a variety of slot machines and table games, suitable for all levels of players. The elegant surroundings and attentive staff create a welcoming environment, making it a delightful spot for both seasoned gamblers and casual visitors. The added bonus of being able to explore the Paris-inspired architecture and attractions enhances the overall appeal of this lovely casino on the Strip.

This is our second time staying at the Paris Las Vegas on Las Vegas Blvd. in three months We are giving the Paris Hotel five stars because every time we check in it goes really fast, even though the line looks long. They get you through it very, very fast and nice. Also, a great feature in the room is that they have YouTube. We watch YouTube a lot on the TV at home and we enjoy this. Check out is at 11. If you want a 12 o'clock check out it is $20. And well worth it. Another thing is the rates are really good for the Paris. Also, we and Vanderpump Paris, and it was one of the best experiences for my friend Birthday that we've ever had. They have many great restaurants here, so you can almost spend a few days here and never have to leave. Thank you, Paris hotel we will be back again soon

My first time staying at Paris. Check in/registration could use some work, took way too long. There was not enough staff for these long lines, they didn't seem to care. I don't know if they have a formula to decide how to staff for the various times throughout the day, but could use some work. I didn't get much orientation or direction upon check in, or even a map of how to get to the hotel towers, which is a walk further down. But after a few times circling around for a while, we eventually acclaimated to the large space of the casino, hotel, restaurants, and ballrooms. My room was a king for $199/night (conference rate) with an Effile tower & pool view, on the 16th floor. I could see the Bellagio water show from my window, which I loved. The room was updated enough for me, and I was satisfied with my stay. Bathroom was large, even had a tub. My room was cleaned, and bed made each day without having to specifically request for it, which I appreciate. Lots of restaurants throughout. Such as Vanderpump, Martha Stewart, Gordon Ramsey, Nobu, etc. I was there for a work conference. During the day I was at the sprawling conference center ballrooms. It's a massive space, and freezing cold, as expected at any conference. Buffet style breakfast and lunches, which I presume is catered by the hotel.

We checked in on Christmas Day around 3:30 p.m. Of course, there was a line that was one hour long. Our bad. It's Christmas, and tons of people decided to go to Vegas, too. I'd love to write something good about this place first. Let's start with its location on the strip. You will be within walking distance of many places... if you can push through the masses of people who have no manners. Now, let's get to the subpar things about this hotel. After we checked in and went to the room, we noticed the TV didn't work. So, I called the front desk and got connected to someone in another country. How did that happen? The person answering the phone did not care that the TV didn't work. She said she would send someone as soon as possible to fix the problem. Well, an hour later, no response. I called again and got connected to the same person or someone who sounded like the first person. She said to turn off the TV and turn it back on as they were "resetting" our internet. Well, that didn't make sense. Were they going to reset the whole hotel's internet for our sake? After 15 minutes, the TV failed to work. I called again. Lo and behold, I got someone in another country again telling me they'd send someone. She didn't know when, but they would. We went walking and came back hours later. Still, the TV didn't work. We called again and asked for a manager. The lady said she could not let us talk to a manager and told us we had to come to the front desk. She's paid pennies to answer the phone overseas. Then she hung up on us. So we went downstairs and waited in line 15 minutes to talk about this TV that didn't work. The guy at the front desk was apologetic and gave us a refund of the resort fee. Our "ticket" has been expedited and the "engineer" will be handling it. The "manager" called himself. Guess what? I'm writing this post 7 hours after first reporting the issue. Does our TV work? Nope. Might as well give up on that battle. Besides that, the carpet was old and gross. There was a smoky smell that permeated through the room. And there was no coffee maker or microwave. The pillows are not comfy; the mattress hard. The most basic hotel rooms have better. Ehhh... Stay somewhere else for the price.

I liked this hotel and think it has a lot of potential, but missed the mark in a few places. Loved that you could do checkin on a screen or in person. The screens to check in were really easy and convenient and cut out some time spent waiting in line. My room was as beautiful and spacious. I loved all the furniture and the bed was comfy. They gave me four very tiny pillows, so I asked for additional and they brought them quickly. The WiFi here is awful. It barely worked and disconnected constantly. I was totally unable to work from the hotel because of it. One day of my stay they were working on the WiFi issue and there was a ton of loud drilling and banging around early in the morning. Super disruptive, but hopefully it makes the WiFi better for future users. The maids also come very early in the morning and will bang on the door regardless of if your DND is on the door. Overall it was hard to sleep with the morning disruptions both days and was nearly impossible to get work done. But the room itself was nice.

Mixed bag here. Room itself is fine and clean which is the most important. Reasonable location. Ride share pickup inconveniently located in a far garage, as it is in most strip hotels. $54 night mandatory resort fee , and no coffee in room. Wanted to switch to a room w a king bed from two double beds and was refused, however rooms were available so I cancelled current reservation (with a $50 fee) and rebooked the king room at $50 night lower than current rate . Their loss from a stupid policy. They insisted on delivering bag to room but bag check closes at 1am so had to make a trip down anyway to pick it up . Kiosk checkin didn't work, gave it all my personal info then had to wait in line anyway. Charged extra for late checkout, tacky ! And apparently now we are expected to tip bellhops when we both check in AND pick up the bags ! Overall could do worse , could do better .

SECOND FAVORITE CAESARS RESORTS ON THE STRIP (THANK YOU CUSTOMER SERVICE) Ever since February 2011 with the exception of one resort, which was the Wynn for my friend's medical conference, when I visit Vegas I stay mainly at Caesars resorts because I'm a Caesars Rewards Member. Through that membership I've been comped in Vegas at Bally's, Harrah's, Caesars Palace, and Flamingo. Last year in July when Bally's was rebranded as the Horseshoe I stayed there for $8 a night. I didn't get comped at Paris Las Vegas this year. However I booked my reservation for the last week of August in February for $27 per night. I blame that price on inflation. I came here on the last Sunday of August for my 5-day stay. When I first entered my room I found it odd that there was a bench in the shower. Then I noticed a rail close to the toilet. I found out the following day that my room has characteristics of an ADA room. On Tuesday morning I went to the hotel registration and talked to Renee one of the hotel receptionists and showed her the picture of the shower. She was able to get her manager Antonio who looked at the picture and said that room was an ADA-specified room, which is now a regular room. He asked me if I wanted to upgrade to a regular room. I said yes. After grabbing my belongings from the old room I went back to the hotel registration and talked to Kat one of the hotel receptionists who gave me the key to another room. I want to thank Renee, Antonio, and Kat for upgrading my room. What's unique about Paris Las Vegas are the celebrity chef restaurants like Gordon Ramsay Steak, The Bedford by Martha Stewart, Bobby Flay Burgers, and Nobu Paris. However the best restaurants I've eaten in Paris Las Vegas are Eiffel Tower Restaurant and Mon Ami Gabi. The pool at Paris Las Vegas has scenic vibe with the Eiffel Tower towering over the pool along with Cosmopolitan, Bellagio, and Caesars Palace in the background. The best time to swim at the pool at Paris is in the morning when the area is serene due to the shadow of the Eiffel Tower casting a shade over the area. You would think a theme hotel would be chaotic, but that's not the case with Paris Las Vegas. This hotel isn't frenetic and that's surprising as it's adjacent to the Horseshoe. That may be due to the casino floor, which is organized yet has a free-flowing arrangement of slots and table games. At Paris Las Vegas was the first time I played roulette, which I played on Thursday and Friday mornings. The dealers at the roulette table were helpful as informed them I never played roulette before. My title of this review reveals how I feel about Paris Las Vegas. Even though there are several Caesars Resorts hotels I got comped something about Paris Las Vegas made feel why this resort is my second favorite Caesars Resorts on The Strip. From the outside Paris Las Vegas looks like other big casinos on The Strip, but inside it doesn't feel overwhelming. Most of the restaurants and eateries are generally in one area away from the casino floor. Overall I felt relaxed during my stay at Paris Las Vegas. Would I stay at Paris Las Vegas again? Yes but only if I'm comped because of the high daily resort fees.

This review is for the customer service only. We recently dined at one of the restaurants in the Paris Hotel/Casino and parked in their garage. Self Parking is free for Nevada Residents for up to three hours. When we tried to leave we noticed some sort of problems were occurring for the people in front of us. At the time we just thought they were all stupid people that didn't know how to work the machine. We waited what seemed like forever trying to leave. As soon as we got to the machine we found out what the problem was for all the back up of traffic. The machines were not accepting Nevada Licenses and we had to pay $25. for our two hour stay to leave. Many cars were behind us about to get the same problem. My husband called the next day and got a lot of run a round and had to call back multiple times to talk to someone. When he finally got someone and explained the situation they said, "Well it was your choice to leave" and then they hung up. There is a reason why Caesars rates an "F" on the Better Business Bureau. You've been warned.

The good: elegant and very hospitable staff. Shout out to the cleaner---very thorough! Location is excellent. You don't even need to leave the building if you didn't want to. There's spa, restaurants and casino. Cheri rooftop was beautiful. There's 24 hours coffee place. Our no smoking room was really free from the smoke smell. The bad: Far walk to the rideshare on pick up. The drop off was in front of hotel. Make time for planning when leaving with Uber/Lyft. I have yet to see but there was an alarm that went off at around 2am. About six long times and very disruptive. The comp was to take off the resort fees but that was a loud obnoxious long alarms. Pool view was nice though the glass windows need cleaning. Average for value for money. #JourneyTo2025Badge

Beautiful Property by Caesars. Only thing is the check in. Honestly.... Took over an hour in a Sunday night to check in. I'm sure I could have used a kiosk... but didn't want to lose my spot in line. It was all so vague on who can use it. Our room was okay. Beautiful view of Eiffel. Too bad the windows were just filthy. I understand it must be so hard to maintain...but if you spend several hundred dollars a night for that view... it would be nice to see out of them. Staff was okay. Nothing outstanding. " room service" is kind of a joke. Ordered a box of coffee in the morning. After Uber 1 hour the phone Rand and said they were out of the box. Can they bring 2 large coffees. Sure. But did they compensate me for the difference? It was almost $40 for 2 cuisines of coffee. Again... it's just okay. Will I stay again. No. I won't. Will go to actual Caesars.

I stayed at Paris for a recent work trip and had a pretty good stay! I love switching up where I stay every single time that I come to Vegas and Paris has been on my list for a while. Check-in was rather simple. They have helpful staff at their front desks and they also have kiosk check-in so you don't have to wait in that line. My room was solid. I booked an Eiffel Tower view room and it was gorgeous! The view definitely didn't disappoint. There were a few times that I noticed the sound from the fountains at the Bellagio across the street but it wasn't bothersome. Beds were comfy, room was clean, and the shower was big. All of the bonuses! I also appreciated that they had a mini fridge and a safe. I think the only downsides I experienced was the shower is a little confusing to figure out, and I marked at check-in that I didn't want housekeeping to come by unless requested and on my second morning they came by and woke me up by knocking on the door over and over (eeeek). I was on floor 27 and the vending machine right by my room had water and sodas with a card swipe but stated it was cash only so I had to go down to the lobby to get drinkable water that wasn't on the mini bar (IYKYK). Overall, Paris is a fantastic stay. Great rooms with the potential of great views, good bars in the lobby, yummy restaurants as well, and it's centrally located on the Strip which is super helpful. Located next to a CVS as well in case you forget anything! Definitely recommend this hotel as a contender for your next stay in Sin City.

Having spent many nights at this resort, it's good to see that it's recreating a needed buzz with the addition of another wing of rooms with balconies. The place is beautiful and busy. With mega resorts everywere on and off the strip, it's still a great area to relax to stay and play. It has a great location and depending on what room you get when you stay here have awesome views! Service is always excellent and the rooms are clean and comfy. The only gripe I have is the parking situation. It's shared with Bally's and Valet is slow since there's tons of guests. I'm planning on visiting again for my birthday coming up... So do gets crossed that I get lucky and have another wonderful time. Thanks for the memories!

I'm very disappointed with my recent stay at the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas. Upon arrival, the room was not properly cleaned -- there was an eaten apple left in the room! Absolutely unacceptable. I have a feeling base on my picture that apples has been there for a very long time. To make matters worse, the bed sheets were dirty, and I ended up having an allergic reaction from whatever was on them. My skin broke out in hives, and I had to deal with that for the rest of my stay.

First, we had to check in at The Horseshoe Hotel next door. A nice long walk due to water flooding at Paris registration. How much rain did they even have? Very little. And they couldn't get a handle on it? Aside from the long walk, we had to wait in a long line (1 hour long) to finally get room keys. No directions how to get to our room. Or which bldg? There are 2. Next, I'm at the bar with my friend. We immediately order cocktails. The bartender was so rude. Apparently, the money I put into the machine to play a game, wasn't fast enough according to his standards. Started yelling at me for not playing sooner and said, I'm just going to charge you for the drinks. Never mind the fact that I was at that same bar earlier and dumped about 500. in their losing machines! I played many machines. Not one of them paid anything. Every slot machine was just a money sucker. The food is overpriced and absolutely horrible. How can it be possible to f up an egg, cheese, bacon croissant? They can? It was over cooked, almost burnt. Dry. I couldn't tell them this because no one came to ask me if it was ok or if I wanted a drink to push it down! It wasn't until I was almost done, when I stood up waving my arms to attract the attention of the bartender away from his conversation with two other employees, to ask for a soda. I actually needed a gallon since the croissant was so dry. But 1 was all I could get. Never asked if I wanted a refill. The experience was horrible. I've never been treated so poorly at any hotel as I have in this one. I'll never come back.

We waited forever in a line to check-in. When we finally got to the front, was told check in is not till 4 and early check in would cost $28. The ask was can you take our bags and when we come back at 4 we can get them? Nope. Directed to go out to the curb to check them. Came back an hour later and used the kiosk. No early check-in fees. Rooms were nice and clean. No fridges and no in room coffee. It appears that this is now the Horseshoe operated by Paris. Provided I can get rooms priced right, I would stay here again.

Room: Great. Service: Pretty okay until it's the luggage and taxi guys. They are absolutely the most horrible. The front desk had told me that the baggage keeping service is free and when I went there, the baggage guy told me "we dont work for pay, we work for tips" and proceeded to explicitly ask me for tips(his name starts with an A but I cant remember the rest now). I told him I would be giving it to him when I get my baggage back which would only take around an hour and a half. And he told me he needs it upfront as he would be "eating" when I would be coming back. I handed him a $5 tip. *fast forward* I went back to get my luggage, he was still there in his shift, obviously not eating. He saw me and turned away, not even stepping forward to help me. Another guy stepped forward to help me and the first guy A, quickly whispered or gestured to the other guy something. And that guy helped me. I got my luggage and this time I didn't tip the second guy as I already tipped for the service previously. And that guy who helped looked at me with a bad expression and gestured something back to the first guy. I am so confused why this is happening! This is a free service provided by the hotel for guests. Tipping = gratuity = something I will give if I like their full service! They had such a condescending demeanor and did not even want to fully help me. (Tipping should not be mandatory and hotels should be paying staff enough, just like restaurants. Tipping should reflect how much a customer appreciates and enjoys one's service!!) This is like waiter/waitresses asking for a tip as soon as they seat you at your table (before you even eat). The mistake here is hotel claiming it be free, then the tip being asked before the service was completed. I would not have minded it if they had asked after the service was done and if the service was satisfactory. This hotel literally will try to make you pay extras for everything. $20 for parking, $20 for 12pm late check outs and $30 for 1pm (and you can't ask for 11:30am checkouts), $25 for a better view(and same room), and apparently tipping is mandatory here or else they will treat you horribly. Also worth noting that it took me 1.5hours to queue for check in. I will never stay here again!!

We have a very nice room with a view of Eiffel Tower Love the walking paths around the shopping and restaurants area and lots of selection too! Easy access going to the next hotel and the LV Monorail. It's really like a mini Paris in Vegas. I highly recommend to take the Eiffel Tower Tour especially at night where you can see the Bellagio Foubtain and Lights of the Strip and the Sphere. Enjoy!

It can take a while to leave the parking lot due to technical difficulties with the parking machines. They need a parking attendant there to help the lines move smoother. The room isn't that clean. There were some hairs in the shower from the previous guests. The pillows were not comfortable. They gave one firm pillow and one lumpy pillow on each bed. Luckily I brought a pillow with me for the roadtrip and I just got a pillowcase from housekeeping. Most hotels put the comforter between 2 bed sheets since they're not washing it each time but they only gave us 1 bed sheet on top of the comforter and not another one for under the comforter. Not sure if they washed the comforter. The line to check into your room was always super long and moved slow. I would only stay here to save money or if there weren't any cheaper, better options. It's nice that it's close by to a lot of places so you can just walk. We didn't any noise issues in the room either.

Paris Hotel & Casino is located in Las Vegas on the strip between Flamingo and Las Vegas Blvd. Self parking is available as well as Valet. Self parking is free for locals for the first 3 hours! We came to Paris to eat at the Eiffel Tower and to view the observation deck. The Eiffel Tower restaurant was decent. The experience was absolutely amazing though. We had window seats and were able to view the Bellagio water show several times as it turned from day to night. Afterwards, we decided to go to the observation deck. You'll have to purchase separate tickets, but we didn't need a reservation at the time. We had to wait though, approximately 15 minutes, until we were allowed to go to the observation deck. The elevator took about 90 seconds to go to the top. I felt initially queasy as we started to get higher towards the top of the observation deck. When the doors opened, the view of Las Vegas was breathtaking. Viewing all of the lights from the Las Vegas Strip at night was stunning. You had 360 view of all of Las Vegas from the observation deck. You'll also have a perfect view for the Bellagio and the Water Fountain show. The Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino has table games as well! There are approximately 66 table games and over 800 slot machines! Some of their table games include Craps, Roulette, and Blackjack! There is a relatively large race and sportsbook at Paris too! It's right next to Mon Ami Gabi! If you're looking for restaurants, look no further than at the Paris! Restaurants: Gordon Ramsay Steak Nobu Paris Vanderpump Bobby's Burgers by Bobby Flag Cafe Belle Madeleine Eiffel Tower Restaurant Mon Ami Gabi and so much more! There are some nightlife experiences here too! Cheri Rooftop Alexxa's Bar La Cabaret Lounge and a few more bars inside the hotel & casino! This is always a must visit for me when I'm going to the Las Vegas Strip! The theme is great and there's always lots of activities to do at the Paris!

Stayed at this hotel in November 2024. I was very dissapointed with the room: threadbare carpet, ripped sheets, a really small room, and a bathroom with a wobbly tank lid. Not to mention, the only coffee available was almost 9 bucks and there was at least a 20 minute wait always! Not a great way to get going in the morning. There were several restaurants under construction inside the hotel and the tower area was closed. Is it ever open? There is no concierge at this hotel which is such an inconvenience! As if things weren't bad enough, the front desk staff is rude, and have this high and mighty attitude that is so unnecessary and unprofessional. Honestly, I don't know why this place is so rundown. It is really sad. I have stayed in many other hotels in Vegas and this was by far, the worst. I can tell you that this is my first and last time at the Paris. I DO NOT recommend.

Descent hotel room. Small, but I dont mind. And it was clean. So kudos to the staff! Also every time we pass by them in the hallway, they are very nice. Our particular room view is ok. I know there are better ones, this just happens to be the one we got. Not a biggie. I do love that you can actually use the mini fridge. And the safe is free of charge. I really like how there are 3 full mirrors. 2 in the dresser and 1 one in the bathroom. Thats great for families when getting ready to go out on the town. The bathroom light is really dim though. I do like the stylish red framed mirror. It's different and stands out. The one thing I really need during our stays is a working desk. Unfortunately, a snack bar takes up almost half of the desk lol. Little room to actually use the desk which I need. There are plenty of outlets, usb and even usbc inputs though. Theres only one pool but its pretty big. And we didnt have a hard time finding seats. A lot of people comment how they are far from the pool as opposed to the rentable cabanas. But really they're not placed that far. At least for us, the lounge chair was still convenient. Also my kid wanted to add, "Mini bar covers a lot of the desk. Beds beautiful and clean. Very bright in bedroom. Multiple compartments for stuff. Bathroom real dark small tub weird awkward feeling. Shower head is surrounded with this weird red putty? Should i be concerned?? Is that not stable?" Thank you Paris hotel and casino!

Normally when I go to Vegas, I booked Caesars or Bellagio, but this time going with other families, they stayed in Paris so I booked with them. This is the first time I've stayed here. - The checkin was so slow, tons of people inline and there were only 2 people at the front desk. We could've use the mobile kios to check in but because we want to have the same floor so we stayed inline. The desk person was nice to find 2 rooms on the same floor for us. - Going to gamble, the casino cashier cage was so slow too. There were 4 people behind the cage and only 1 window open while the line is quite long. I couldn't wait and took the chips to the room. - The room actually is very nice, big and quite comfortable with a big screen TV, there's no microwave, just a fridge and a safe. A hotel with casino, should have 2 things fast, cashier and checkin, without these 2, I would never come back here again.

Review of the Gym / Fitness Center and the Check-in process: Gym - A basic fitness center with a decent amount of treadmills, elliptical, and stair-climber machines for a good cardio workout. The strength machines were adequate for every muscle group; chest, shoulders, back, arms, legs. They have a Smith-Machine with over 300-lbs of plates for those who want to lift heavy. There is also a dual cable machine although the individual hand attachments are lacking. Dumb-bells and kettle-bell weights go up to 50-lbs. There are only 2 adjustable benches for use. They provide towels and have a water dispenser. Not exactly a Gold's Gym but can give you a shoulder or arm pump before you hit the pool. Check-in - Arrived on a Thursday evening and saw previous IG/TikTok videos of the long lines. What I saw was a typical check-in line; not too long but definitely at least a 20-minute weight. The kiosks were open with no line so I ventured to them. Although I had booked my room through Booking.com, the kiosks were able to process my check-in without any problems complete with 2 room keys. It took about 5-minutes to get done and headed up to my room. Overall - room was clean, plenty of restaurants to eat/drink (small lines), and an awesome cigar/whiskey room. Leaving the property was a breeze either using a taxi or Uber/Lyft. Would definitely stay here again.

We have been coming here from their grand opening days. They were the most beautiful, best destination hotel for honeymooners and all tourists in Las Vegas with its almost exact replica of the Eiffel tower. Paris hotel is right in the middle of the action, in front of the Bellagio where I could watch the Bellagio fountain blasting #contipartiro" by Andrea Bocelli, it was magical and the memory was seared in my mind. The last time I was in Vegas was 3 years ago and I stayed in Wynn casino after they offered me 1 day free. I was very disappointed when I found out they closed their buffet, Le Village of delicious French food after Gruesome lock down (Thanks for nothing Newsom) in fact all the buffets closed down and only 2 reopened after the pandemic, the Bacchanal buffet and the Wynn buffet. Come back for reviews of these 2. I had such warm and fuzzy memories of Paris hotel dining w my kids in a romantic setting that reminded me of Montmartre in Paris. When I got there, I was surprised it was abandoned; I had thought the restaurant would be carved out into smaller restaurants. The 1st room they gave me was on the 7th floor, it was a joke, I paid for the mini suite with a Vegas strip view and they gave me a room overlooking a nasty yard? I went down and asked for a different room, so they gave me one on the 18th floor, not that spectacular as the housekeeping had told me it has to be 23rd floor and up for a good view but I accepted it. I used to have a corner room in many hotels in Singapore and Vancouver, Hongkong etc.,usually it was a better room but not here, it was really lousy but that was nothing compared to what I found, the toilet was broken, I sat on it and almost fell to the floor! The carpet was dirty and there was a huge stain on the chair, I was shocked and called housekeeping, nobody called back so I walked to their service room, a man told me that was just the way it was, I should not expect the splendor of what it was, it was neglected everywhere since El Dorado took over, I'm not sure what he meant, I thought it was still part of Caesar entertainment but apparently it's now run by El Dorado corporation?. The entire hotel carpet was disgustingly dark, rundown, they should renovate the hotel starting w new carpet but Vegas is now a schlock house, not elegant like what I used to know, it's like a cross between South Beach and Compton, very noisy, full of people looking like homeless playing karaoke on the strip. Vegas needs a face lift and they should do something about this. Gone were the days when there was great customer service, free drinks when you play the slots, it was just 1 shock after another, 2 days out of my 4 days stay, my room was not made, trash not taken out, no towels, were they joking at something like $350 a night and we had zero service? I was out all day and came back at 10pm, I was told it was too late for service and I should have requested housekeeping daily but they did come by to drop towels and took out the garbage. To add insult to injury, the resort fee was $55 a night (what resort? Except for the wifi, there was no other amenities, no free happy hour or anything like that) and parking $20, $75 a day garbage fee? What happened Paris hotel? This is guests abuse, a tourist trap and they charge whatever they want. BTW there was no coffee maker in the room, no water, it's $10 if you want to buy! I wanted to dine at Eiffel tower rest but was unable to book on Yelp, open table, I walked by and it was closed till 5pm, so no luck there either, same w Mon Ami Gaby, I later found out you could walk in. As I said Wynn was 100% the same over the years but unfortunately it's too far, out of the way. It's price gouging in the little cafes they have such as Le centrael $22 or $25 a drink and you might have to take out a mortgage to dine in Vanderpump or Gordon Ramsey steakhouse. When I checked out I was asked how it was, the lady was shocked to hear about all the problems I had so she immediately offer to take off 2 days of resort fee, $110 although I appreciated it, it probably should be a little more, well for that I rate it 1 more star to 3 stars, they can afford to charge such high prices bc Vegas is so so popular now, it was teeming w tourists, the hotel was swamped by the week end. Will I come back? Maybe as it is centrally located but I might look into Bellagio or Planet Hollywood.

The Paris in Las Vegas is one of the more theme-heavy casinos, similar to New York New York, or Excalibur. I feel like those other themed casinos are a little dated, but the Paris holds its modern era style pretty well. The huge balloon outside and the reproductions of the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe definitely draw you in to check the place out. There's also a huge fountain out front by the Eiffel Tower that gives it a nice natural vibe, and not just only industrial set pieces. Inside, the ceiling is painted to feel like you're outside, with a blue sky background and tufts of white clouds. There are also a few stained glass dome pieces throughout, as you walk through the casino, and those are really impressively made. The slots and tables are pretty much the same here as they are any other place on the strip, so it all comes down to where you'd want to sit for a while and play your games (I don't gamble too much, but I know some people sit for hours). Paris is definitely one to check out, whether you're staying for a while, gambling, or just popping in to see the decor and vibe.

We have been here a few times now so the repeat business is a clue to this review. Paris is central on the strip which is a good thing and not as large as other resorts so coffee and such is more easily obtained. Access to the mall (ABC!()/PH and the Horseshoe are also great. I liked the pool despite the dangerous heat and what seems to be a lack of chairs? Oddly though I did not want to buy anything on no afternoon was I ever asked if I was thirsty. other plusses: -Heather at the front desk who resolved a billing problem -fitness center -seemed less smokey than I recall though I gamble little downside? No weeknight lounge entertainment-perhaps this is a vegas trend?

I stayed here for 4 nights last week and we had an overall good visit! This was my 2nd time staying here. For the price and location, I do feel like this hotel is worth it. The public areas are well themed. They have some great restaurants (Vanderpump, Gordon Ramsey Steak, Nobu, Bedford by Martha Stewart) and I love how you can walk to the Bellagio, Caesar's Palace, CVS (huge plus!), and the Cosmopolitan. Our check in process was very smooth. We did online check in and went to a kiosk on arrival. We were ready to go in minutes! The room was a little tired looking, but clean and the bathrooms seemed newly renovated. The pool is lovely and more calm than other Vegas pools. However, they don't let you bring drinks in and they are expensive! We paid $120 for one round of margaritas for 3 people. There was also one day that our room didn't get serviced at all. Overall, I come here for the location, the kitschy fun theme, and food options. I would return, but you do definitely get what you pay for here room-wise!

This Paris Hotel is well on its way to BK. Wow, terrible hotel. The rooms are run down. Terrible customer service everywhere.

Love the theme of this casino - they really committed to making you eel immersed. We did not stay here but played here on a recent trip. Like other casinos, you have your variety of slots and table games, some with more affordable buy-ins and minimum bets than other casinos in the area. Restaurants and bars are also on offer in the main casino area/lobby. Central location makes Paris a great place to stay and play - easy pedestrian walkways to other nearby casinos.

I have visited this place before but never had the opportunity to stay here until recently. I was expecting this to be a lavish experience with a great view as the outside of this is just so over the top. What I got, was not a great experience at all. Part of that, I think, is because I was here for work and not on my own time. However, I did make it a point when I wasn't on the clock to explore when I could. Checking in was slow. If you Uber over from the airport you are dropped off in the parking garage and have to make your way through the crowd to the front desk. Approaching it you feel like it is going to be a nightmare, but the line that you see is for rental cars and not to check in. Once past that line of people that will not move just avoid the self check in kiosks as they don't work. When I got in line for check in I had flashbacks to my last visit in the connected sister hotel and having to deal with this front desk. However, this experience went a bit differently and, even though it went a bit slow, I was ready to head up to my room. It is confusing to navigate through here, even with the directions given to you by the staff at the front desk. Or maybe the lady that checked me in didn't know that fifty feet is not as long as she thought it was. Once I fought my way through the crowds again it was time to figure out what bank of elevators to go to. Off the elevator and then it is to determine which spoke of the hotel you are in. Finally finding my room, I enter. During my visit here, they were in the process of upgrading some rooms to include charging stations for phones, mine was not one of them. And when I took the room in, it felt small and dark. Maybe it was that huge black entertainment stand that made it feel this way because everything else in here was white and grey. Except for that mirror in the bathroom. After settling in and running to grab food I decided that I would like to just lounge in my room and prep for my upcoming day. Went to turn on the television and was greeted by the hotel screen. I was happy to see that you can chromecast in here...if it worked. When I went to go do this, I kept getting an error screen. I figure, maybe I can't do that after all. I then try to watch live tv, same error screen. I call down to the front desk and let them know the tv wasn't working. They told me that they would have someone up to look at it. Two hours had gone by and nothing. I call again and was told the same thing. Two more hours and I decided to go to the front desk to ask about it and if it was just a problem with my room if I could switch rooms. At this point, I am finally told that it is the whole hotel that is effected and there is someone in house right now to fix it. Ok, fine, things happen. But by the time I was about to lay down that night, still nothing. Only when I was about to fall asleep the tv comes to life and scares the crap out of me. Throughout that time, I thought, well, at least I can do some work. I have a call to get on, and some emails to attend to. This would have been great to have done if there were space to do it on. The desk area, or what is suppose to be a desk area, is the spot the decided to make the minibar. One of those that if you touch it, you'll be charged. I know most people that come to Vegas aren't here for work, but for those of us that are, could you at least have rooms where there is a functional desk? Or if you want a minibar, provide a fridge for that and put the snacks on top of it? The view, I saw parking lots and the airport. Not all that great of a view. The bathroom was decent. I have never been in a shower that can literally mess you up like this one almost did to me. The main shower head is a rainfall type of contraption. You turn it on and lightly start to feel the water hit you...well that is what is suppose to happen. Or you could have happen to you what happened to me. Along with the rainfall showerhead you have a wand. This wand is operated by turning a knob to divert the water to it. If you have no idea of this, turn on the water, happen to be the same height as the wand, you get blasted in the face. That definitely wakes you up. At least the wand had decent water pressure to it. the shower stall is about the length of the bathroom and when I finally got out of the way of it it shot to the back wall...where I placed my dry towel for easy access. I was only here for two nights and it took me five minutes to know that the shower could hurt me if not used properly. Otherwise, this place does have a lot to offer if you are willy to venture and shell out the money. Being on the Strip you will pay higher prices for food, beverages, and essentials. But, if you do not want to go outside, it is a self-contained establishment. Eateries galore, enough small shops to buy souvenirs, connected to the Horseshoe which extends your floor play. Overall, meh. For me, less than meh.

The staff, food choices, the sky suites are marvelous, the casino is at the top of my list. Always clean, all the staff is welcoming and show they appreciate your business.

Positive is bed was comfy, great view, centrally located and staff was generally friendly. Negatives: weighted bar in rooms is a huge negative. It takes up the desk space where some people need to do a little work while at conferences. Unplug it and they charge you 50.00 and they won't t remove it themselves without the same charge. The room had crushed domino's on the floor, but the rest of the room was decent. The hanging space is limited and alot of that space is taken up by ironing board and iron. Pillows were uncomfortable...put your head at an unusually high angle.

Never stay at the Paris Hotel. I was robbed while I was sleeping, even though my door was locked. Someone with their own key got into my room. This was a terrifying and disappointing experience, and the hotel's response was indifferent. Please be cautious if you're considering staying there.

Stayed here for 4 nights. Pros: Depending on what tower you are in, rooms are relatively quiet Cons: -Dingy, run-down with stained bedding and beat-up furniture (see pics) -No microwave or fridge in room -Exorbitant lobby food (i.e. $20 for a breakfast sandwich) -Uber Eats/Doordash can't deliver to door so you have to stand outside where people get dropped off - massive traffic there always I would never stay here again.

first timer! it's connected to horseshoe and i had a good experience there so it was about the same. directions are a bit confusing at first but it's muscle memory later. hotel registration only had like 3-4 people and it took almost an hour to check in after 3pm. nice amenities and all but not the most clean but 4 star hotel i heard! really aesthetic french decor all around including the casino area which was cayoot

I am utterly appalled by the experience I had at this establishment and if it were possible, I would give it a rating of ZERO stars! To my absolute disgust, I discovered a BLOODY GAUZE PAD in my paper coffee cup. Thankfully, I noticed it before taking a sip. This is not only a biohazard but a serious safety concern. If I hadn't arrived at the hotel the night before, I would have insisted on a refund right away, at the very least. Adding insult to injury, the check-in process took an excruciating 2 hours at 9 pm, and upon finally reaching my hotel room, NEITHER of the room keys worked. After enduring a total of 5 hours of delays and waiting in line for what felt like an eternity, all I wanted was to rest, but that proved impossible. I had to trudge back down to the front desk and queue up AGAIN. To compound matters further, the shower in my room was out of order! Despite my efforts to address these issues directly with the General Manager, I was endlessly transferred and ultimately ended up in HR voicemail after 45 minutes of frustration. They left me with no alternative but to vent my grievances online. I feel compelled to speak out not only for myself but also to safeguard the general public from potential biohazards. While I regret being unable to provide photographic evidence here, I will certainly be sharing this appalling ordeal in a scathing Google review.

Pretty disneyesque property. Built in "sky/sunshine" ceilings throughout and huge casino. Very long lines made check in experience less than great. I used the kiosk to check in on my own making it a robotic experience They charge an additional 56 dollar resort fee per day. A practice I always find amusing. I by not add that to the daily stay price and be transparent? Also, they charge and extra 25 dollars to check in prior to 3pm if you want your room even though it's ready and I arrived at 2pm The hotel is nice by Vegas standards and has the cigarette and weed smoke cloud as does most of Vegas. But that is an entirely different review. lol

I stayed in the Versailles tower, and my experience was nothing short of a nightmare. Upon checking in, I discovered that the bed was filthy. The sheets were dirty, with sticky stuff all over the headboards and nightstands. It was a straight-up biohazard. (I was frantically texting my friend about the situation, and took photos. But I promise, it was much worse in person.) I immediately called down for room service to change the sheets and clean up, but the staff was incredibly rude and uncooperative. They repeatedly told me no. I was so tired and just wanted to get some sleep. I had to beg them to send someone to clean the room. Later that night, I had the worst sleep of my life. I was placed next to the elevators, and the constant noise was unbearable. I didn't want to risk moving all my things to another room that could very well be just as dirty as mine was initially, so I didn't complain, but I regretted not addressing it. The next day, I was leaving for a bit, and when I passed the housekeeper in the hall, she asked if I wanted new towels. I hesitated but agreed, and she told me I'd have to remove the "Do Not Disturb" sign so she wouldn't get in trouble. I did as she asked but specifically requested she put the sign back up afterward because I didn't want anyone in my room. When I came back a short while later, I was horrified to find several people--housekeepers and others with tablets--wandering around in my room. I overheard a man telling a woman to replace the Gatorade, but she told him it didn't need to be replaced because it was still there. They didn't seem to expect me back, and as soon as they saw me, they rushed out, exclaiming, "Oh, the guest is back!" I felt completely violated by this invasion of my privacy, but I let it go. But then the situation worsened another morning. After a night out, I was in bed sleeping in my birthday suit with the "Do Not Disturb" sign clearly on the door, when I woke up to someone in my room. I hid under the blankets and called out, "Is someone there?" four times before a housekeeping staff member finally answered from the bathroom area. She said she was just changing my towels, and I asked about the "Do Not Disturb" sign. She confirmed it was there but continued to change the towels anyway. I asked her to leave. I was so shaken by this incident that I immediately locked all the extra locks on my door once she left. I'm an idiot for having forgotten them the night before. It was a completely traumatizing experience, and I was left feeling unsafe in my own room. Now come checkout day, my flight was delayed, so I politely asked for a late checkout. The people I spoke to on the phone were incredibly rude, dismissing my request and treating me like I was a huge inconvenience. I calmly explained that I'd had several issues during my stay and was just asking for a little extra time. After some back and forth, they finally agreed to extend my checkout time, but when I went to check out, they tried to charge me for the extra time. I had to remind them that it was supposed to be a courtesy, and after some hesitation, they let it go. To top it all off, I received a bill with a charge for a Gatorade I never used. This was clearly tied to the earlier incident where staff had been in my room without my permission. I'd had enough at that point and just took my bill and left, completely fed up. I've never encountered such negligence, rudeness, and lack of professionalism in any hotel, and I will never stay at the Paris Hotel again. I strongly advise anyone considering this place to look elsewhere. The lack of cleanliness, the constant invasions of privacy, the rude staff, and the questionable charges make this hotel a total nightmare. Do yourself a favor and stay away. P.S. I stayed from Thursday to Monday over Thanksgiving weekend, which was not a cheap stay. For the price, the service and cleanliness were abysmal, and it became clear they try to make extra money wherever they can. They seemed more focused on squeezing out extra fees than providing a decent experience.

It's weird how the travel sites all have high ratings for this hotel, but Yelp gets it. They don't follow through on their brand promise. I think my least favorite thing about supposedly fancy biggest hotels with these huge resort fees is not having coffee in the room. Feels like a rip-off, I only stayed here because the conference I'm attending is here, but I should have gone with the horseshoe for half the price or something. The loud fight going on in the adjacent room when I arrived really sealed the deal. Not exactly a classy place / scene - Miami spring break vibes.

I stayed at this hotel for a conference. I actually appreciated that it was a smaller hotel compared to the other ones on the strip. It was easier to go to the conference. It also had a good selection of restaurants.

Paris Las Vegas is a hotel that looks similar to what you might find in France. They have a large Eiffel Tower and different French cafes and restaurants inside. Overall this place is quite busy and checking in at night time was a little crazy during the time I stayed. We had long lines and not enough staff for sure. Got the hotel room key which was 2180 and this room does feel old. The bathtub isn't at all appealing but the room itself is facing the strip where I was able to see the Bellagio fountain show. The room itself felt small but also we didn't have any toiletries like shampoo, soap, or anything inside. We called the front desk and asked for it but never received it. I like some of the places to eat inside of Paris but I wouldn't want to stay here again.

Disclaimer - This review is for the Circle bar in Paris Las Vegas. We usually visit the Circle bar each trip to Paris as it usually has good drinks and fantastic people-watching. This time, we sat for more an 40 minutes before we left. It was close to 1:00 am, last call hadn't occurred. We attempted to flag down a server but our attempts were ignored. After the 40 minutes of waiting unfulfilled, we left without being acknowledgible and without drinks.

Stayed here for a conference. It had been years since I had been to Las Vegas and was glad to be staying on this Strip. What used to be a fancy place has lost of bit of its luster. My flight arrived in the early afternoon. So I started check in on my phone and planned to use the kiosk upon my arrival at the hotel. There was a huge line at check-in but not many people opting to use the kiosks. But don't try to check in before 3pm as they will attempt to charge you a $25 early check in fee, even at 2:55pm. My room was a king room in the Bordeaux tower. Unfortunately, I did not have a much of a view. But it was nice and quiet. The room has a fridge, toiletries and mini bar. It even had a wireless charging station for my phone! Overall, it was functional and fine. There were a few tatty things, like the bed cover that had a rip and hair left in the shower. But I think the hotel may not have enough housekeeping staff Also most stuff there is idiotically expensive , like $10 for a bottle of water. So for those kinds of provisions, head next door to CVS and stock your room's mini fridge.

Hmmm, not sure how I feel! Anyways, since my original review in 2015, I've stayed at Paris on 4 separate occasions. I typically rotate between various Caesars properties and usually stay at Planet Hollywood but once in a while, will switch it up and try something else. Well the Paris is just how I remember it! Not many changes, they renamed the Burgundy Tower the "Bordeaux Tower" and added the "Versailles Tower" (one of the old Bally's/Horseshoe Towers). I never considered the Paris to be a luxury property, but its definitely showing its age quite a bit. When it opened almost 25 years ago, it was such a draw at the time due to the replica Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe. The hotel does well due to it's prime location on the Strip...its so easy to get around and walk to popular hotels because of the Paris central South Strip location. HOTEL Check in was a bit messy...very long lines to speak with a person and lots of confused guests at the Kiosks (not to mention non-working kiosks lol). Made me miss being a Diamond Player and getting the VIP line! Lol Easy to get to to the elevators from the casino floor and check in. I was given the End-Of-Hall/Corner Bordeaux Room as a comp. Room itself was LARGE with a unique set up with two windows on two separate walls. My room only had a pathetic view of the parking garage but if you are able to get a room with a Eiffel Tower or Strip View, it would be pretty awesome. No complaints though, room was nice and clean. Comfy bed with a large steam shower. For 2024, resort fees are now a hefty $56 a night too. CASINO This is where it's a bit lacking. First of all, the casino floor has been completely taken over by electronic table games. When you first walk in, that is all you see. Felt like I was inside a Dave and Busters at one point. Secondly, the limits here are very inconsistent. Again, it's a mid tier property at best...it shouldn't be setting $50 minimums on a non event-weekend! Double 00 roulette wasn't open most of the time and the sportsbook just got new screens but kept the same old school design. I found myself playing at the Horseshoe more. Both casinos are connected to each other, but the Horseshoe had more games, better minimums, and in general a more upbeat casino floor! MISC So here's where it gets interesting, the casino floor is very dim and dark compared to other places. That means, expect to be solicited between the hours of 1am and 6am lol...whether it be in the casino or the cobblestone walkway between the Paris/Horseshoe, just be aware of your surroundings. Dealers told me that it's totally a thing too! Also a lack of dining options for late night/early mornings too. For dinner, lots of great options though! OVERALL 3.5 stars rounded down, booking a room here always sounds like a great idea but I usually am disappointed by the end of my trip. Paris makes for some great photo opportunities and its location is top-notch but the rest of it is lacking. Assuming everything is a comp, Paris wouldn't be my top pick from the various Caesars properties in Vegas. I would rather stay at Caesars/PH and maybe Cromwell over Paris, but would take Paris over Flamingo/Harrahs/Linq.

Valet parking is situated on the Horseshoe hotel side when staying at the Versailles tower, which, makes it very convenient and nice. No hustle and bustle like you get at the Paris valet side. Pull up in Harmon Ave and follow the signs. Check-in was a breeze since they offer online check-in but if you wanted to come inside to check-in, you can easily use the kiosks or the counter. Free wifi up to two devices then an additional charge will apply for those extra devices. The Horseshoe and Paris Hotels are joined so you don't have to walk outside in the cold to maneuver between the two Ceasars properties. The casino looks nice at the Horseshoe so i hope to play and win soon.

Nice breakfast, watched Olympics a bit in the sports book, walked around, $40 at slots, $40 valet parking. A nice morning spent!