Paris Las Vegas

Having visited several hotels along the Las Vegas Strip, this one tops my list. Its prime location in the heart of the strip is unbeatable. The rooftop pool offers a fantastic experience, and the hotel boasts a wide selection of coffee shops and dining options. As someone familiar with Paris, I can say the hotel truly embraces Parisian charm.

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.

Centrally located on the Strip for convenient access to everything. The suite is impressive, and the pool is excellent, though the $50 drinks are pricey. The staff is friendly, but not as welcoming as I had anticipated. The resort is in great condition and simple to navigate. There are also some good dining choices available.

The room at Paris in Las Vegas was excellent, the hotel was terrific, and the staff was amazing! The front desk staff in particular was exceptional. Everything was fantastic across the board, and the staff was attentive, kind, helpful, and eager to make our stay the best it could be. I am looking forward to another amazing experience at this place when I go back in August with my brothers. Thank you!

Did not stay just gambled and sampled the drinks. This is one of the only hotels left that will bring free fancy premium drinks to slot players most only serve well drinks. It is also the hotel where I left with my largest profit from the slots. It is undergoing changes and now has restaurants with celebrity names. It is definitely worth a visit.

Paris is consistently our top choice for accommodations during our visits to Las Vegas. We have stayed at this hotel over a dozen times and have always been satisfied with our experience. However, during our most recent stay, we were placed in the Versailles tower, which is currently undergoing construction and is a bit noisy during the day. On the positive side, the newly remodeled rooms are quite impressive. One minor suggestion would be to add a shelf in the shower for better organization. Overall, the room is excellent. We are booked to stay from Friday to Friday on this trip and are already looking forward to our next visit in a few months.

Even a single star is a generous rating for this dump. During our stay, the rooms were never cleaned. I had to repeatedly ask for fresh towels for next day. TV remote was not operational, no house keeping, and the wardrobe door wouldn't open. Customer service is nil at best. You're better off staying at circus circus, at least your expectations are low. The elevators, hallways, rooms in short everything looks dated. Vegas used to be fun, it's not anymore. Paris hotel is worst of all.

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.

The hotel has a beautiful exterior that captures the essence of Paris perfectly. The inside can get quite crowded, and the prices at the on-site restaurants and cafes are quite steep. Located on the strip, it's easily walkable to all the attractions. Room service was top-notch and the check-in/check-out process was efficient.

The check-in process at Paris in Las Vegas was a nightmare. With 7 out of 8 kiosks out of service, the line for the one operational machine was over an hour long. Checking in at the desk was even worse, with a wait of over 2 hours. And when I realized my room key was missing, there was no concierge or customer service desk to help. The virtual concierge took over 30 minutes to respond, but couldn't offer any solutions for getting a duplicate key other than waiting in line again. The front desk staff seemed overwhelmed and understaffed. The hotel/casino is smaller than it looks, with limited dining options and not much shopping. However, it is conveniently located near other shopping areas. On a positive note, the Americana restaurant had excellent food and service. My experience at the salon with Joanna was also wonderful. Despite being short-staffed, the employees were all friendly and professional. Overall, due to the disastrous check-in process and lack of assistance options, I will not be returning to Paris in Las Vegas. Don't be swayed by the attractive rates - the disappointment is not worth it.

After reading some reviews, I was a bit worried about what to expect during my stay at Paris Las Vegas. However, I am pleased to report that everything went smoothly. We arrived early in the day and were able to drop off our luggage at the hotel. To avoid the potentially long check-in line, we decided to continue exploring the city and arrived a bit later to check-in. The woman at Registration was very helpful and made sure our group was all placed on the same floor. While our room was not part of the newly renovated ones and showed some signs of wear, it was clean and well-maintained by housekeeping. The only downside was the lack of a microwave, but this seems to be common across all their properties. The dining options at the hotel were excellent, although on the pricier side. We had a great time at Beer Park rooftop, playing games with friends. The theme at Paris Las Vegas is elegant and intimate, and the staff were all welcoming and friendly. Checking out was a breeze, just a quick phone call to Registration and we were able to leave our keys in the room. We were also able to store our bags until we were ready to head to the airport later in the evening. Overall, I would highly recommend Paris Las Vegas to others.

There was a long queue for check-in, but we were able to bypass it by using the self-service machines, which had no line. Our stay at Paris in Las Vegas was fantastic overall. The room was clean and in excellent condition, and was cleaned to a good standard every day. When we checked out, we were able to conveniently store our bag near the taxi area, which was a fantastic help.

Paris in Las Vegas is a nice place to stay, but the check-in experience could use some improvement. It seems like they took inspiration from Universal and Disney for their lines, as guests often wait for hours in the lobby just to unload their luggage and get into their room. On a positive note, the casino is conveniently located next to the front desk, giving guests plenty of time to rethink any decisions. However, a 2.5 hour check-in time is not acceptable and should be addressed by management.

The Paris hotel in Las Vegas is a decent option overall. The interior is beautifully decorated and the shops are themed to resemble the city of Paris, as expected from the casino's name. However, the biggest downside is the wait for registration upon arrival. Online registration is straightforward, but the process of getting a room key in person can be frustrating. There are two lines - one for front desk registration and another for a quicker kiosk check-in. Unfortunately, the lines often merge into one, resulting in long wait times. Even on weekdays, the line can stretch all the way to the front door of the casino. During my stay, the kiosk initially informed me that my room was not ready and that I would receive an email once it was prepared, despite arriving shortly after check-in time. After waiting around for 30 minutes with no email, I decided to join the line again and waited for another hour at the front desk. Surprisingly, I was given a key immediately without any mention of the room not being ready. So, it seems waiting for an email notification may not be reliable. The room itself was comfortable, so no complaints there. Just be prepared for long wait times at the front desk upon arrival. Online checkout is recommended to streamline the departure process.

The room was super clean and air in room was good. Every employee was super friendly and putting out a nice welcoming vibe. The Americano restaurant service was perfect and very nice to have restaurant manager checking to make sure everything was as it should be. Location on the Strip is tops, most central and easy to access, short walk. The gaming floor is arranged well and the slots I found made it a winning trip. Super good experience. If you can, get a room with the view of the fountains. Oh, and the rooms are very reasonably priced.

I have stayed here many times and have always found the rooms to be spacious, bright, and clean. I checked in at the Diamond check-in and was very well taken care of by Morgan. She remembered us from a previous stay. For some reason, that made me very happy! Although some of the restaurants were very expensive, we managed to find places that were reasonable. Housekeeping did a fantastic job, every single day of our stay. Thank you to Maria for a job well done. I am already planning our next trip and Paris will be where we stay again.

Lovely staff- everyone was super friendly and helpful. The whole hotel and casino are themed as though you’re on the streets of Paris. My wife likened it to “adult Disneyland”. Absolutely love this hotel. It has a more chill vibe than some of the other casinos.

The stay was just amazing! Heather at the front desk was phenomenal 👏🏻 Heather if you see this, I love your attitude! Keep going, girl! 😁 she helped me check in. And no, the place doesn't smell like cigarettes. You can smell that if you walk by someone who is smoking other than no. Amazing experience, unfortunately, another front desk girl couldn't help me to get my first responders discount, which was a bummer

Stayed for a long weekend. Shower was not great, piping was loose and hanging off the wall. The room itself was good sized and the beds were comfortable, but it could use a facelift. The hotel was located perfectly on the strip and had a ton of food options, stores and attractions. Will definitely stay again, but will ask for a newer/renovated room in hopes of not getting a work down shower/bathroom.

This hotel is located in the heart of the strip. It's location allows you easy access to many destinations and the sightlines from it are excellent. For example, you can easily watch the fountains across the street, or the people on them, from many of its locales. You can also see a lot of the skyline in either direction. Inside, it is easy to navigate and has a clean and elegant atmosphere. The rooms are of a good size and design. Getting in and out of them is simpler compared to other hotels I've stayed at on the strip. The pool area is spacious and comfortable. The fitness center, though dark, has everything you need. It is an excellent place to stay if you want a comfortable home base with easy access to many other destinations on the strip.

We stayed at the Paris Hotel in January. Checking in was a breeze and parking was conveniently close. Unfortunately, there were some things which caused us problems: a lot of chipped paint in the restroom, a green film around the sink counter which looked like mold, the headboard of the bed and vent in the bathroom were both very dusty, the bathtub drain plug was not working properly, the mini fridge was not cold enough and had no temperature setting, and we did not have a remote for the television. These all contributed to an unsatisfactory overall experience, considering the level of detail one would expect from a hotel of this caliber and the price.

The "Paris street scene" is an amazing experience as you walk around. It was quite realistic, and check-in and check-out are straightforward. The accommodation was the perfect size, with two separate beds and a mini-fridge. The location was great, so many surrounding restaurants and attractions within a reasonable distance.

Paris is probably my favorite hotel to stay at in Las Vegas. The rooms are absolutely beautiful and the casino is a blast. It’s also pretty affordable for what you get and the location has a ton of restaurants and entertainment nearby.

Absolutely love this hotel and casino. It is our go to when visiting Las Vegas. Accommodations are wonderful. Gaming is set up well and interior design adds to the whole experience. Staff is efficient, thoughtful, and helpful throughout the stay. Dining options are good with a couple of options still closed because of C-19; will hopefully be open in September when we return. Take the time to enjoy this beautiful place.

I have never stayed at Paris, but the casino is my favorite in Las Vegas. The architecture is amazing and really makes you feel like you are in Paris France.

We stay at Paris everytime we are in Vegas. Paris is one of the few Vegas hotels that really feels like another world. The rooms are clean, the location is ideal, the restaurants are amazing, the staff is friendly, and prices usually aren't bad. What more could you ask for.

Paris is the perfect combination of luxury and affordability. It can get a bit expensive on busy weekends, but during the weekdays you get a lot of bang for your buck. The rooms are really nice and the streetscapes are amazing. Another big perk of staying at Paris is the availability of affordable dining options. I like to grab a quick and cheap meal for breakfast and lunch and then splurge on dinner. Paris has several options for all meals and budgets.