Paris Las Vegas, Las Vegas

I may have set my expectations too high and as a result was very disapointed in the Paris hotel. I didn't encounter much in the way of friendly or helpful staff during my stay. I was severly disappointed with the very small and drab room in which I stayed. The bed linens where worn and frayed. The carpet had several burn marks in it , although this was a non smoking room. The room was dirty and dusty, not very appealing at all. We found the swimming pool nice, but the refrigerated water in the pool was much to cold and was not at all enjoyable. Even with most people complaining about the cold water nothing was done. Everything about this hotel was overpriced..$1.25 Local phone calls. $11.95/day internet access, fees to use exercise facility..$4.00 bottles of water etc..etc. The service we had in the resturant was slow and the food needed to be sent back as it was not prepared as requested. The manager of the resturant was very apologetic but made no effort to compensate us for their mistakes. Overall the location of the hotel is nice, but I will consider somewhere else if I visit Las Vegas again.

The location was perfect and the staff went out of their way to assist us with information on ski packages, tours and shopping. The service was great! The complimentary breakfast was a real treat and a money saver. We met other guests from all over the United States and enjoyed visiting with them.

Likes 1.Clean Rooms 2.Good Location 3.Nice Pool 4.Friendly Staff Dislikes 1.Price Paid *Don't pay more than $200.00 a night. 2.Casino was Boring, Slow,No Ambience at all 3.Not a good choice of Restaurants in Hotel. (Maybe bacause it's Paris) Overall for $200.00 a night or less I would stay again but not for $349.00 a night that I paid.

The location was perfect and the staff went out of their way to assist us with information on ski packages, tours and shopping. The service was great! The complimentary breakfast was a real treat and a money saver. We met other guests from all over the United States and enjoyed visiting with them.

I came to Vegas for my birthday, and this was my first time to Vegas. I stayed at the Paris, and I MUST say it was fabulous. I felt like I was queen. I enjoyed my stay there. The hotel was superb. And the staff was excellent. They catered to my every need. Definately STAR status here.... I would recommend again and again. Infact, I am returning in December, and I have already booked our rooms at the Paris again.

My wife and I went in early 09/2007. It was our first trip alone in a while (we just sent our "baby", the last of 3 kids, off to college...sweet!). We stayed in room #3069 and the view was terrific! The room was nice and clean. If you get a chance, do yourself a favor and have dinner at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant. Try to get a window table that overlooks the water fountain at the Bellagio Hotel across the street so that you can see the fountain show. It is a wonder! The food, although high priced, was well worth the cost. My wife and I ate a fantastic meal for $138, not counting tip and wine. If you're going to go, you might as well enjoy yourself, right? I can highly recommend this hotel!

My wife and I stayed at Paris for our first trip to Las Vegas and, after seeing just about every hotel on the strip, left thinking that it was really the perfect place for us. It was a great mix of theme and luxury, and for a great price: $89 per night for Monday thru Thursday nights (the prices per room fluctuate constantly, so keep checking even after you make a reservation. We dropped our rate by $10 a night when we saw the prices dip, and they ended up going back up shortly after). The Bellagio or Venetian might be fancier, but you pay the price, and the Paris theme was not nearly as obnoxious as NY NY or Excalibur. The room was not exceptional, but it was large, clean, had a nice decor. The bathroom was really nice, with a pink marble tile floor and shower. The casino generally has an airy feel to it, thanks to the sky-painted ceilings. There were a decent amount of ten dollar tables, but these were much fewer when traffic picked up, though that seemed to be the norm at most places. The dealers were very friendly and glad to banter with us at the tables. We did have two complaints: The eating in Paris is not as good as at other hotels. The low-end sandwich shop and pastry shop were overpriced. The Village Buffet gets great reviews, but the lines are quite long (we had breakfast there and it was very good, though). The pool area was generally nice, but it had its down sides. During the middle of the day, the sun is right over the pool and there is very little shade (there is plenty in the morning and late afternoon, though). Also, for some reason, the hotel insists on piping in bad pop, dance, and emo-rock music--not the kind of music to relax to. Also, when we were there in the late afternoon, the staff kept stacking up beach chairs and tables, even though the pool was to be open for at least another hour. It did not make for an inviting atmosphere. Overall, though, we were very pleased. It is also the perfect location if you want to be able to walk up and down the strip. It was right in the middle, so we went south one day and north the other).

The Paris Las Vegas was the location of our recent honeymoon. I must confess that I was surprised at the quality of service, amenities, location, and atmosphere of the Paris. A stay at the Paris is a must for any honeymoon or couple on a romantic getaway in Las Vegas. There is stunning difference in the atmosphere created by the Eiffle tower and inside replica of a French Village as set out in the Paris. Trips to other hotels left us wanting to return to the Paris, to the marble and brick floors, great buffet, and luxurious feeling of being in a fine hotel and resort and not just a casino. We attended the Producers and ate at the Eiffel Tower restaurant. You cannot plan a more romantic evening in Vegas. The only downsides to our experience at the Paris were the high cost of meals at the restaurants in the hotel (other than the fantastic buffet) and the high cost of the internet in the room. (which should be included in the room charge). The hotel management should really consider the internet issue. Overall, the Paris experience was above expectations in all aspects. We would highly recommend this hotel for couples and families that are interested in a luxurious stay in Las Vegas and not so interested in the casino. Although the Paris Casino is tops.

I loved this hotel! My boyfriend and I stayed her August 5th - 8th and it couldn't have been better. The service was great. We arrived early at the hotel and simply checked out baggage with the bellman so we could wander the city. We asked for a room and receieved one at 1pm (3 hours before check-in time). The room was wonderful. We did not get one of the renovated rooms above the 25th floor. We did get a room with a view of the Bellagio fountains on the 24th floor though. For those saying the non-ronovated rooms aren't nice they are crazy. Our room was fantastic and clean and large and comfortable. We did have one of the new white comfortors on our bed so maybe they are replacing the comfortors in all of the rooms. I highly recommend Le Village Buffet for breakfast. It was the best breakfast I ever had and well worth the price. Get up early and beat the lines. Eat at: Le Village Buffet at Paris. The Grand Lux Cafe at the Venitian. Don't eat at: The Flamingo's Buffet at the Flamingo. Augustus Cafe at Caesars Palace. And please.. dont bring children to the Vegas strip! Its NOT kid friendly.

most everything was fine. waiting in line at peak times is not something I choose to do, therefore that was somewhat of a negative, but it would be the same elsewhere. no probs wait !!....... beer was kind of expensive !! :)