Paris

This stay was far from satisfactory. Upon arrival at the Paris hotel, I was informed that we would be staying at a different property, Horseshoe. Our luggage was left at the Paris hotel, as the bell staff there were not permitted to transport bags to Horseshoe. This meant we had to drive over to the other hotel ourselves to park and manage our luggage. Upon accessing our room, it was apparent that it did not match what we had booked. Instead of a King bed, the room was equipped with two queens. A call to the front desk revealed that they only guarantee a room, not a specific type, which contradicts my understanding of the booking. We were advised to check the next day to see if a King room became available, but this option was unappealing as the hassle of moving rooms mid-stay was not acceptable. Furthermore, the room lacked basic amenities like a microwave and fridge unless specifically requested—a detail not provided upfront, which we learned from other guests. The trip was intended to be a special Valentine’s getaway, but the experience significantly dampened the overall enjoyment. Paris Hotel fell short in providing an accommodating experience for travelers.

Visited Paris Las Vegas in early November 2024 for a conference and was absolutely amazed by the experience. Among all the hotels on the strip, it stood out as the most family-friendly and scenic. The location couldn't have been better, right in the heart of the action. No complaints here—loved every moment and can't wait to return to Paris Las Vegas!

The location is excellent, conveniently situated in the heart of the strip. It's not overwhelmingly large, allowing for easy exploration of the resort. While it's not smoke-free, the ventilation is quite effective. Checking in is hassle-free thanks to the kiosks. Although the dining options aren't as upscale as in some mega resorts, the rooms are clean and comfortable. The only downside is the lack of security for accessing the rooms, which is a little disappointing.

I spent a night at Paris in Las Vegas and wished I could have extended my stay. The hotel boasts stunning aesthetics both inside and out. Front desk service was top-notch. My room offered a great view, and the bed was wonderfully comfortable. The bathroom was spacious, easily accommodating multiple people, and the shower was quite luxurious. I highly recommend booking a stay here.

This place is like a budget version of the Palazzo. The exterior looks charming and impressive, but the interior tells a different story. Checking in took an hour and a half, even with the mobile kiosks. Upon arrival, the system failed to issue a parking ticket, so I mentioned it to the front desk at check-in. They assured me that parking access was added to my key card, allowing for multiple entries and exits. However, when I tried to leave for dinner, my card didn't work, requiring me to call for assistance every time I wanted to exit the parking lot. I stayed in the Versailles Tower and was informed at check-in that we should have parked in the Horseshoe parking lot because it's closer. The Horseshoe also has a Versailles Tower registration desk with no line, which would have been useful information to know when booking. Yes, the rates are affordable, but this explains why. The parking situation is inconvenient, the check-in process is lengthy, and overall, the experience is subpar. Make sure to consider these factors before booking your stay.

The room at Paris Las Vegas was delightful—cute, quaint, and refreshingly different from the typical Las Vegas aesthetic. It was a great choice for a convenient stay during the WSOP, especially since part of the series is now hosted at this property. Additionally, the connected Horseshoe offers easy access to more games. However, I deducted a star as the casino felt somewhat lacking. It could use an update to match the cozy and bright atmosphere of the rooms, as it currently has a somewhat generic and semi-dark ambiance.