I booked the red room at a discounted rate for my bachelorette weekend. Personally the decor was not my taste but the room did its job, clean, comfy, etc. Houndstooth carpet, lots of red and old wood...but the room was very comfortable. Also, when I told the front desk what the occasion was, he mentioned he gave me a room... More

Checked in on a mid-Thursday afternoon and stayed through the weekend; am a Diamond Member, so for me it was a breeze! Very nice and gracious registration hostess. Checkout also a breeze! Was placed on the 30th floor in a "Red" Room Parlor Suite, which has a few additional square feet of space, plus two windows (one at one wall,... More

My husband had a convention at this hotel. Our only upgrade available was the Red Room. The room was difficult to organize our clothes in as it is designed European, meaning no nightstand drawers or closets. Wardrobes were at one side. Beds were a bit lumpy with horrible pillows. If you are able, do bring your own pillow. They are... More

First of all the location of the Paris is the best thing about staying here. Right in the heart of the strip and most things to see are in walking distance. If not, you can catch a bus right out the front to places further away (Stratosphere, shopping outlets etc...). On arrival a non-smoking room was not available, we were... More

When checking in to Paris we paid the extra to upgrade our room to a Red Deluxe Room with daily continental breakfast. It was well worth the money just for the view that we got with our room. It was amazing to be able to look out straight past the Eiffel Tower on to the Bellagio Fountains!! We did have... More

The Room: The bedding was clean, but the bed and pillows were not comfortable. The pillows were thick and hard. This is the first time in many years that I've slept on a mattress without a pillow-top or soft mattress pad. I was reminded why they are so popular now. TV is old and boxy and gets poor reception on... More

Stayed in Paris 5 nights (couple in mid 40s) have mixed impressions, decided that next time we try something else. Pros: 1. Location. Right in a middle of Las Vegas Blvd, close to everything 2. Casino and facilities. Casino floor is very cozy, easy to get around. Paris theme feels everywhere. Street lights, fountains, cobble stone, small shops... 3. Food.... More

We stayed at Paris for 4 nights in April 2012 and although we had a great time in Las Vegas, Paris hotel staff was a little rude. I had booked 3 months prior and the week before check in I asked for a room near the elevator(my husband is handicapped with MS) or a handicap room. The check-in clerk dismissed... More

The Paris resort is in great location ,opposite Bellagio and just up the strip from Caesars palace.the rooms are still in good condition ( its our second stay) and the hotel has no resort fee charges.car parking is handy and there is lots, at the rear of the hotel. The hotel also has walk through to Ballys and if you... More