We did the online check in so when we arrived at reception you just go to a kiosk for room keys. Hotel staff only lets one person per party go into the kiosk line. There are hand sanitizers & free masks all over the property as well. When you get to your room the door is sealed with a sticker that says it’s been cleaned. However there was a drink container in our room so I’m doubtful how thoroughly it was done. We bring our own wipes & disinfected the room ourselves. There are no housekeeping services during your stay, but that’s fine with us. We got a basic king bed room & it was very nice. It was spacious with a chair & ottoman, desk, safe, empty mini fridge & armoire. The bathroom is where they excel though. The shower was huge & has both a rain shower head & removable shower head. Everything seemed modern & updated. We spent one day at the pool. The deck chairs are spaced out in clusters so no group sits too close to others. We got there in mid morning so we had no trouble getting into the pool or getting chairs. Unfortunately the walk up bar is closed & only 2 servers were working. Once things got busy we were unable to get a second round of drinks. The pool itself is in need of some work. All around the edge of the pool the decking is disintegrating. Overall I enjoyed my stay at the Paris & loved the room. I took a star off my review because the pool needs some repairs, our room had garbage in it, & the gym doesn’t have everything available(covid) but we still got charged a full resort fee when it should probably be discounted.

Our host Ivy was very nice and accommodating. She kept in touch regularly to offer assistance for all our needs. The front desk was impressive and the person who checked us in was very helpful and addressed our requests in assigning our room. The room was fine. It was spacious , very clean, with nice beds and came with a great view of the pool and the “Eiffel Tower”. We opted for a bathroom without a tub which was very nice with a large shower.Dining was also good in the Chinese restaurant and cafe we visited. We actually dined twice in the Chinese restaurant which also featured dim sum aside ffom the menu items to order. The overall atmosphere of the hotel and casino was welcoming and promised a lot of fun. The hotel’s location made it very accessible for us to tour the Las Vegas strip. From the hotel we could take a short walk to Bally’s where we caught the monorail. Visiting downtown Las Vegas was also not a problem since since you could catch a bus ride in front of the hotel. All in all we had a great time staying at this hotel. We would very likely book at this hotel for our next trip to Las Vegas.

This was our first Vegas experience and what a great experience it was. Parking was a breeze in the multi-storey at the back of the hotel and then it’s simply a covered walkway to one the boulevards and heading on down to the reception area. We checked in using one of the automated check in terminals rather than at the desk and key cards in hand we were off to our room. The room was a good size, nicely decorated, clean and well appointed, but disappointingly, no coffee making facilities. The bed was comfortable and over the course of our three night stay there were no noise issues and we slept very well. The Paris experience as a resort hotel was great and very interesting with the whole Parisian theme throughout. The outdoor pool right next to the Eiffel Tower was fantastic for lounging, playing in the pool and just seeing up and down the strip as well as staring up at the Tower itself. Excellent central location on the strip in walking distance of many attractions with the Bellagio fountains directly across the road, The Linq just a couple of blocks away and easy walking distance for The Flamingo and Caesars Palace. Checkout and paying for parking all in one transaction was simple again using the automated machine and once that was done we were on our way back to the car and headed off to our next destination. Great hotel, but disappointed about no coffee making facilities in the room, but hey, I guess this is the Vegas way and it doesn’t exist to give things away for free.