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There are only a few rooms left at this price, so we encourage you to book as soon as possible. Keep in mind that room availability can change at any time as demand changes, and when availability at a particular price runs out, the price for the room may increase.
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
** No Resort Fees! ** The passion, excitement, and savoir-faire of the French "City of Light" come to the entertainment capital of the world, conveniently located in the heart of the famous Las Vegas Strip. Haute cuisine and hot casino action fantastique combine with unsurpassed attention to detail, from the decor of the guest rooms to the 50-story replica of the Eiffel Tower. The larger-than-life imagination that defines Las Vegas soars to new heights at Paris Las Vegas.
Opulent style, fine craftsmanship, and authentic details elevate Paris Las Vegas far above the ordinary. The elegant hotel tower has 2,916 spacious guestrooms with 295 opulent suites. Sumptuous fabrics, custom European furniture, and luxurious marble bathrooms make each guestroom and suite a sophisticated private retreat.
Authentically replicated Parisian landmarks include the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre facade, the Paris Opera House, and a cobblestoned French street at the base of the Eiffel Tower that is home to the casino. An outdoor oasis nestles the pool in an authentic French garden.
Hypnotist Anthony Cools is back at Paris Las Vegas, using his skills for decidedly evil purposes, tapping into the carnal desires and subconscious naughtiness of his audience, shearing off all inhibitions. Signature stunts in his hilarious and interactive 90-minute show include handshakes that induce vocal, sexual responses, as well as several other tricks so shocking, we can't even print them. Cools pushes the limits of the mind and body, while remaining careful not to embarrass his subjects, a courtesy that has earned him a cult following.
Enjoy the lush surroundings of a manicured French garden from a private Pool Villa or Cabana. Cabanas include misters, ceiling fan, sofa bed with coffee table, patio table, 4 patio chairs, 5 padded lounge chairs, refrigerator stocked with soda, juice and water, phone, local/cable TV, fruit basket, newspaper, 2 complimentary raft rentals, pool towels, and cabana host/hostess and food server. Pool Villas are air conditioned rooms with a sunbathing courtyard, and have all these amenities, plus radio/CD player and 32"LCD flat screen TV.
Cocktails and Food Service is available. Due to the limited number of Cabanas and Villas, reservations are strongly recommended.
Paris pool and pool area are open for the season! From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Cascata Golf, created for and owned by Harrah's Entertainment, features mountains, waterfalls, incredible views, and challenging holes in one of the finest designs in the world. Just 30 minutes from the Strip, Cascata is available only to those staying at Harrah's Vegas properties - like Paris Las Vegas.
*** Guests must be 21 or older to check into this property. *** An additional-person charge will apply to all persons staying in the room, regardless of age. We regret that children cannot stay free. ***
PLEASE NOTE- At time of check-in, each individual guest will be required to provide the hotel with a valid credit card or cash deposit in the amount of $100 per each day of guest stay if paying via credit card, or $200 for the entire guest stay if paying via cash (the $200 cash deposit will only activate in-room mopvies and phone).
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(359 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Hotel address: 3655 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Las Vegas, NV
McCarran International Airport.
Located on the Las Vegas Strip
Hearty sandwiches and healthy salads are in abundance at this poolside bistro. Located on the beautiful Paris pool deck, Cafe de Parc has a stunning view of the Eiffel Tower, and offers guests a unique outdoor dining experience.
It's easy to become a Francophile at this charming French bistro that offers al fresco dining on the Strip. Though offering a terrific spot for people watching, you’d better get your looks in early. Once your deliciously simple French food is served you may soon forget your surroundings.
A departure from the traditional Las Vegas-style buffet, this extraordinary dining experience takes buffet dining to a higher echelon by featuring live-action stations, the freshest ingredients and food cooked to order in a remarkable French village setting.
Have a quintessential French delicacy prepared before your eyes at this traditional walk-up bistro.
Caribbean cuisine prepared in a French tradition, with live jazz performances on the weekends.
Some come for the menu – where dishes like the bone-in filet mignon, salt-crusted prime rib, and an array of seafood compete for your appetite's attention. Others choose this steakhouse for its architecture and Impressionist art— often called the most beautiful dining room in Las Vegas. Whatever your reason, you'll find Les Artistes to be an inviting experience.
Enjoy regional French Cuisine in a lively, old European village setting when you dine at Le Provencal.
High atop the illustrious Strip, crafted inside the replica landmark, Chef J. Joho's Eiffel Tower Restaurant serves the most acclaimed French cuisine available in Las Vegas, with lamb seasoned to perfection and foie gras unlike any other.
Follow your nose to this aromatic bakery that produces baguettes (and other baked goods) for each of the restaurants at Paris Las Vegas.
The bars and nightclubs at Paris Las Vegas include Gustav's Casino Bar, in the middle of the casino, Le Cabaret, featuring live entertainment, sports bar Le Bar du Sport and Napolean's all-champagne bar, featuring a fully-stocked cigar humidor and Dueling Pianos entertainment.
There's a culinary cultural exchange happening 24 hours a day at this charming sidewalk cafe that serves up classic French and American dishes.
A variety of popular Asian cuisines, including Japanese sushi, Chinese noodle specialties, Thai satay and Korean barbecue. Expert chefs combine exotic ingredients to create a variety of delicacies from continental China to the island nations of the South Pacific. Guests may order items a la carte from their dining table or they can experience interactive cooking creations at the satay bar, sushi bar or Asian grill.
Discover a whole new way of doing business. With sophisticated decor and superior service, Paris Las Vegas offers your next convention or special event a touch of European elegance. Because Paris Las Vegas is directly connected to Bally's Las Vegas, you can take advantage of our combined meeting space of more than 300,000 square feet. By sharing our resources, we are able to offer meeting planners and attendees impeccably executed functions, regardless of size. Interested in hosting a meeting or convention at Paris Las Vegas. For more information please contact event coordinators at (800) 722-5597.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1100
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(359 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
4 out of 5
Pretty decent hotel
Ricardo Lembano Nov 20, 2009
The hotel is nice. It just seemed like the French words for everything and the French music was over the top. They tried hard ... to have a Paris theme, but it just felt superficial. Anyway the hallway to my room #641 had scraped up walls and a place where the drywall was obviously kicked in. The rooms were clean, but showed their age. The bed was extremely comfortable and the sheets felt great. Be prepared to be offered an upsell to the remodeled "Red Rooms" for a special of $40 extra/night(They said the upgrade was normally $100/night. Heck why spend $40 more/night when I was already paying approx $70 a night? why would I bump it up to $110/night? For that I could stay at Wynn or Bellagio with special offers I have received. The curtains in my room had disgusting stains across 5 feet or so. Expect to pay $14.99/day if you want Internet access.
Traveler type: Single
Don't shop in the "convenience stores" inside the hotel. A 3 pack of Gillette disposable razors was $6.05. Do yourself a favor and walk South down the street to Walgreens and buy necessities including bottled water and save alot of $$$ so you can lose it in the Casino. If you want an outstanding sandwich go next door to Planet Hollywood and eat at Earl of Sandwich Deli for only $6.95.
Score
5 out of 5
A fantastic vacation for the price
Edgar Nov 19, 2009
We stayed there the second week of November. The hotel location and ammenities were excellent. We got an ugrade for a suite ... in front of the Eiffer Tower without asking for it. My wife found the toilet & tissue paper of poor quality. This is about the only negative remarks we can make. The breakfast buffet at Le Village oustanding.
Traveler type: Couples
We had dinner at TAO at the Venetian, expensive but the food is excellent. The 12 onz. kobe steak excellent but expensive for $88.00. The Blue Man Group show was a dissapointment for us. Disgusting in some occasions. Good for very young people.
Score
4 out of 5
Great rooms and Location
phil Nov 18, 2009
Paris is located very centrally on the strip near some of the newest properties. We stayed in the standard lowest-rate room. ... The room we stayed in was comfortable, with pleasant art and nice furniture. Certainly upscale from the average holiday inn, but certainly not luxurious. In addition to the bed, we had a desk and chair, two easy chairs, a coffee table, an armoire, and a settee. Our room was at the end of a hall and had windows on two sides with a partial view of the strip. We also had a single-cup coffee machine. Our friends stayed in the same rate room, but theirs was mid-hall with only one window facing away from the strip, no coffee machine, and only one easy chair instead of two (the rest of the furniture was the same). Two fairly minor complaints: 1) No free wi-fi. In this day and age, there is no excuse not to offer free wireless in an upscale hotel. Fortunately, this complaint is somewhat mitigated by the free wireless in the Coffee Bean just next door in the Miracle Mile shops. 2) The front desk staff we checked in with immediately tried to up-sell us to fancier rooms, but she never used the word upgrade. First, she asked if we wanted to stay in a suite, which we declined. Then, she asked if we wanted to stay in a room with a strip view and other amenities "for $55 a night". Confused (and exhausted having arrived early that morning), we thought we were being offered a great deal, and only realized we'd been up-sold when we were walking to our room. We went back to the front desk, and they happily gave us the original rate room we'd reserved. I should note that the front desk staff our friends checked in with didn't attempt to up-sell them at all.
Traveler type: Couples
If you only need occasional internet access, save $15 a day by using the free wireless at the Coffee Bean shop in the Miracle Mile shops right next store to Paris.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
Don't shop in the "convenience stores" inside the hotel. A 3 pack of Gillette disposable razors was $6.05. Do yourself a favor and walk South down the street to Walgreens and buy necessities including bottled water and save alot of $$$ so you can lose it in the Casino. If you want an outstanding sandwich go next door to Planet Hollywood and eat at Earl of Sandwich Deli for only $6.95.
--Ricardo Lembano, Albany, Oregon Nov 20, 2009
We had dinner at TAO at the Venetian, expensive but the food is excellent. The 12 onz. kobe steak excellent but expensive for $88.00. The Blue Man Group show was a dissapointment for us. Disgusting in some occasions. Good for very young people.
--Edgar, San Juan, PR Nov 19, 2009
If you only need occasional internet access, save $15 a day by using the free wireless at the Coffee Bean shop in the Miracle Mile shops right next store to Paris.
--phil, Minneapolis, MN Nov 18, 2009
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(359 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
4 out of 5
Pretty decent hotel
Ricardo Lembano Nov 20, 2009
The hotel is nice. It just seemed like the French words for everything and the French music was over the top. They tried hard ... to have a Paris theme, but it just felt superficial. Anyway the hallway to my room #641 had scraped up walls and a place where the drywall was obviously kicked in. The rooms were clean, but showed their age. The bed was extremely comfortable and the sheets felt great. Be prepared to be offered an upsell to the remodeled "Red Rooms" for a special of $40 extra/night(They said the upgrade was normally $100/night. Heck why spend $40 more/night when I was already paying approx $70 a night? why would I bump it up to $110/night? For that I could stay at Wynn or Bellagio with special offers I have received. The curtains in my room had disgusting stains across 5 feet or so. Expect to pay $14.99/day if you want Internet access.
Traveler type: Single
Don't shop in the "convenience stores" inside the hotel. A 3 pack of Gillette disposable razors was $6.05. Do yourself a favor and walk South down the street to Walgreens and buy necessities including bottled water and save alot of $$$ so you can lose it in the Casino. If you want an outstanding sandwich go next door to Planet Hollywood and eat at Earl of Sandwich Deli for only $6.95.
Score
5 out of 5
A fantastic vacation for the price
Edgar Nov 19, 2009
We stayed there the second week of November. The hotel location and ammenities were excellent. We got an ugrade for a suite ... in front of the Eiffer Tower without asking for it. My wife found the toilet & tissue paper of poor quality. This is about the only negative remarks we can make. The breakfast buffet at Le Village oustanding.
Traveler type: Couples
We had dinner at TAO at the Venetian, expensive but the food is excellent. The 12 onz. kobe steak excellent but expensive for $88.00. The Blue Man Group show was a dissapointment for us. Disgusting in some occasions. Good for very young people.
Score
4 out of 5
Great rooms and Location
phil Nov 18, 2009
Paris is located very centrally on the strip near some of the newest properties. We stayed in the standard lowest-rate room. ... The room we stayed in was comfortable, with pleasant art and nice furniture. Certainly upscale from the average holiday inn, but certainly not luxurious. In addition to the bed, we had a desk and chair, two easy chairs, a coffee table, an armoire, and a settee. Our room was at the end of a hall and had windows on two sides with a partial view of the strip. We also had a single-cup coffee machine. Our friends stayed in the same rate room, but theirs was mid-hall with only one window facing away from the strip, no coffee machine, and only one easy chair instead of two (the rest of the furniture was the same). Two fairly minor complaints: 1) No free wi-fi. In this day and age, there is no excuse not to offer free wireless in an upscale hotel. Fortunately, this complaint is somewhat mitigated by the free wireless in the Coffee Bean just next door in the Miracle Mile shops. 2) The front desk staff we checked in with immediately tried to up-sell us to fancier rooms, but she never used the word upgrade. First, she asked if we wanted to stay in a suite, which we declined. Then, she asked if we wanted to stay in a room with a strip view and other amenities "for $55 a night". Confused (and exhausted having arrived early that morning), we thought we were being offered a great deal, and only realized we'd been up-sold when we were walking to our room. We went back to the front desk, and they happily gave us the original rate room we'd reserved. I should note that the front desk staff our friends checked in with didn't attempt to up-sell them at all.
Traveler type: Couples
If you only need occasional internet access, save $15 a day by using the free wireless at the Coffee Bean shop in the Miracle Mile shops right next store to Paris.
Score
4 out of 5
Great location, great price, real classy
Ogre Nov 18, 2009
This was a great hotel with a great location. We are very sastified that we stayed at the Paris...my only big dissapointment ... was that the fitness facility was not available to guess free of charge...I was told that the fitness centre is open to the public and a fee of $25.00 per day is applied to everyone?
Traveler type: Couples
Try the hotel's restaurant, they are not expensive for what you get and compared to the rest of the strip...i.e. Mon Ami Gabi & the all you can eat shushi restaurant...
Score
1 out of 5
Not thrilled
Super Mom Nov 17, 2009
Other Vegas hotels had Starbucks, a deli, a lobby to wait in, a bell desk to check luggage until check out time, an in room ... refrigerator. This only had a mini bar. there was no no smoking section. No bed spread on the bed, just a throw.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Very pleased
Evolv Nov 16, 2009
I love the hotel. For the price I paid ($80 a night) it was the best choice. There was nothing spectacular about the room ... but I loved everything from the hall way to the casino atmosphere. The mini bar in the room was amazing!! It was only $5 for a beer or any liquor you want!!
Traveler type: Business
Score
5 out of 5
exelent
carmen Nov 16, 2009
terrific i have a lot of fun ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Hum, Hum
Candice Nov 15, 2009
shows,dining, shopping. Found the hotel wasn't guest oriented, when I asked if there was a water bottle provided in the room, ... I was bluntly told "no, drink tap water". Too much cigarette smoking in the main level, no designated spots for smoking, hard on the eyes. Upon checking out we were accused of taking toothpaste pack and wanting to charge us over $5.00 for a sample pack without first checking to see if it had been used, which we hadn't touched.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
Paris Las Vegas: Not the best!!!
Txman437 Nov 15, 2009
Room was not what we thought we booked. The first room smelled so bad we asked to move and we were told we couldn't. Even ... the towels were stained and the bathroom looked like it wasn't cleaned at all. We lit a candle we brought with us to make it through the night and the next morning I demanded a new room. That afternoon we were told one was available and the front desk lady was upset that we were treated poorly. We took the new room and the next morning when we opened the shower it smelled horribly. Then, when we were checking out we had to dispute our room charge. We were being charged for a $38 dollar bottle of vodka which we didn't drink. We were told, "If in fact, the bottle is there, you won't be charged." I will say housekeeping was the bright spot of the hotel. We needed some assistance our last night there and the housekeeper that was sent up was wonderful. We've stayed in Vegas over a dozen times and twice before at Paris Las Vegas. Never again will I book another room there. It's as though they've been on the strip so long they no longer care.
Traveler type: Couples
Get the little coupon books and read them. The coupon books in the mall at Planet Hollywood has some great buy one get one coupons that we used and saved at least $15 per meal!
Score
5 out of 5
France in USA
janecritch Nov 14, 2009
I felt like I was in France. Everything was beatiful and very well taken care. The room was impecable every day and the ... people very nice.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Very nice.
Vegas Vic Nov 13, 2009
Was very nice, though we thought internet was included. It cost a little bit more, which was an expense we weren't expecting. ...
Traveler type: Family
Get the Rewards card. It pays off in free stuff!!!
Score
3 out of 5
Perfect spot in the middle of the strip
anniversarytrip Nov 13, 2009
We came to Vegas for our 10 year wedding anniversary. Our first trip a few years ago was not so good. We stayed at Circus ... Circus, way too far away from everything. So we decided to pick a hotel in the middle of the strip. The hotel is nice. Staff was very friendly. Had an easy check in. I read a lot of reviews before going and was a little scared. Not a lot in the middle, either terrible or fantastic. I would say it was ok. The rooms are pretty dark. We had just the basic room and ended up switching rooms by our second night. Our bed was so hard. We moved from the 4th floor to the 32nd floor and stayed with the basic room. We did have a view of the Bellagio fountains so that was nice. The bed was a little more comfortable, not sure if we would have upgraded it would have had a nicer bed. I know I'm on vacation and the room is just a place to sleep for a few hours, but after all the walking you do in Vegas a little more comfortable bed would have been nice. The monorail was perfect. Only one hotel away and made it very nice since we dressed up one night and went to NY NY to see Zumanity. It took us to the MGM and we just had to walk across the bridge and we were at NY NY. The other thing that cracked me up about this room was it said it had a separate shower from the tub. I assumed it was a soaking tub... It's not. It's a bath tub... A little sad about that. Didn't have any problems with hot water at anytime of the day. So I would say this is an ok place to stay for the location. I would really think about upgrading to the Red Room or one of the suites if a half way comfortable bed is matters to you. But way better than Circus Circus.
Traveler type: Family
Long walk or take monorail to the MGM and go to Diegos if you like tequila/margaritas. Had the best margaritas. The guys that worked there were awesome as well.
Score
4 out of 5
good value; fairly good location
JJ traveler Nov 12, 2009
generally good experience. No problems, except somewhat long busy check in - I understand you can check in by phone at the ... airport (will consider this next time). Eiffel tower elevator view very nice at night (they sometimes give you a coupon book on arrival good for tickets for 2 for the ride up the tower - get them if you can).
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Paris Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas
One who travels a lot Nov 11, 2009
We could hear other guests in the hallway out side our rooms. Very noisy. Lots of shouting, talking and banging of doors. ... Food prices were high. $28 for a breakfast of French toast, bacon, juice and coffee. Menues at other resturants in Hotel lacked imagination. Meat or fish dishes were all served with their version of fries. I've stayed at other Hotels, Casinos up and down the strip from Treasure Island to Mandalay Bay. Paris was about average.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
5 out of 5
Never Disappoints
Jerry from Chicago Nov 10, 2009
Friendly casino staff Quick and efficient registration staff Tremendous options for dining, snacking. Very comfortable ... sports book
Traveler type: Couples
Las Vegas strip can be tough to get around. But Paris is very central to many other attractions. When you do want to venture from Paris, it's not difficult to do.
Score
3 out of 5
Not budget friendly
suzy q Nov 10, 2009
We were disappointed that the amenities you expect for free at even budget hotels are not provided and are really overpriced ... to receive. There are very limited options for a quick, inexpensive meal or snack. We had to go outside this hotel to get them. The bathrooms are nice-tile, marble, but a separate dressing/sink area would have been appreciated.
Traveler type: Family
Score
2 out of 5
Disappointed
kt Nov 9, 2009
I have been to Vegas before and stayed at THE VENETIAN - which was SO much better, the rooms were small and it was IMPOSSIBLE ... to get breakfast at 10am as the lines were so long. Really disappointed by this hotel, the only good thing is the Eiffel tower restaurant. Otherwise wouldn't recommend it at all.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Fun-Friendly-Fabulous Food
Tennis lover Nov 6, 2009
Staying at the Paris for our second time was as enjoyable as the first time when it was a brand new facility. We reserved a ... regular "king" room and upon arrival they upgraded us to an enormous suite. The staff at the Paris is amazing. We will definitely stay at the Paris the next time we go to Vegas.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Paris
AJ Nov 4, 2009
It isn't the nicest hotel to stay in Vegas, but it is nicer than a Comfort Inn. The bathrooms were very nice. We ate at the ... Le Provencal and the food was fantastic. Best is the location, right on the strip. We also were able to check in at 1030am
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great, comfortable
Karen Mexico Nov 4, 2009
Perfect location, comfortable room, beautifull, friendly staff ...
Traveler type: Family
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Don't shop in the "convenience stores" inside the hotel. A 3 pack of Gillette disposable razors was $6.05. Do yourself a favor and walk South down the street to Walgreens and buy necessities including bottled water and save alot of $$$ so you can lose it in the Casino. If you want an outstanding sandwich go next door to Planet Hollywood and eat at Earl of Sandwich Deli for only $6.95.
--Ricardo Lembano, Albany, Oregon Nov 20, 2009
We had dinner at TAO at the Venetian, expensive but the food is excellent. The 12 onz. kobe steak excellent but expensive for $88.00. The Blue Man Group show was a dissapointment for us. Disgusting in some occasions. Good for very young people.
--Edgar, San Juan, PR Nov 19, 2009
If you only need occasional internet access, save $15 a day by using the free wireless at the Coffee Bean shop in the Miracle Mile shops right next store to Paris.
--phil, Minneapolis, MN Nov 18, 2009
Try the hotel's restaurant, they are not expensive for what you get and compared to the rest of the strip...i.e. Mon Ami Gabi & the all you can eat shushi restaurant...
--Ogre, Ottawa, Canada Nov 18, 2009
Get the little coupon books and read them. The coupon books in the mall at Planet Hollywood has some great buy one get one coupons that we used and saved at least $15 per meal!
--Txman437, Oklahoma City, OK Nov 15, 2009
Get the Rewards card. It pays off in free stuff!!!
--Vegas Vic, North Royalton, Ohio Nov 13, 2009
Long walk or take monorail to the MGM and go to Diegos if you like tequila/margaritas. Had the best margaritas. The guys that worked there were awesome as well.
--anniversarytrip, Sacramento, CA Nov 13, 2009
Las Vegas strip can be tough to get around. But Paris is very central to many other attractions. When you do want to venture from Paris, it's not difficult to do.
--Jerry from Chicago, NW suburbs of Chicago Nov 10, 2009
Need better entertainment
--Bubba, Brookfield, WI. Nov 3, 2009
We really enjoyed the restaurant Mon Ami Gabi in the Paris hotel, The Rub barbeque at the Rio and we loved the Rio Brunch Buffet and the Carnival Court (best place for Halloween)
--azboobear, Mesa, Arizona Nov 2, 2009
Since Paris is located in the middle of the strip you can walk up one way, back down the other, and back up to get back to the hotel. If needing a break in between it is in the perfect location to stop, eat, gamble, whatever. GREAT!
--Stephs2Wheels, Phoenix, AZ Nov 2, 2009
BEST IS THE BUFFET
--PAM, WALLINGTON NEW JERSEY Nov 1, 2009
If you want to go to the Palms, take the free shuttle to the Rio, then it's a short taxi, $5.00, to the Palms.
--Gville, Gainesville, Fl Nov 1, 2009
Don't miss the ride to the top of the Eiffel Tower...which is located right in the hotel !!
--Felecia, New York Nov 1, 2009
You MUST eat at the Village Buffet right there in the Paris Hotel. It is awesome for breakfast....little pricey at $14.99 a person, but worth every penney. If you can get the hotel to give you a coupon book, it offers a coupon for up to $10 per couple, then the price is not too bad. Best food in Las Vegas for breakfast!!
--Glad I Only Visit Las Vegas, Skiatook, OK Oct 31, 2009
To get a cheap rate, wait as late as possible to make reservation
--Vice Man, Houston, TX Oct 23, 2009
Buy a coupon book for $5 from the Information Booth in the outlet malls to use any day of the week. Or, on Tuesdays those 50+ get discounts at many of the shops. Get a card at the mall which tells you which shops offer this.
--The Gals, Alberta, Canada Oct 21, 2009
Very close to the Bellagio, Caesars, Ballys, Flamingo, and about 100 restaurants.
--Love Vegas!, Spokane, WA Oct 21, 2009
saw 4 great shows. Can't go wrong there. Donny and Marie, Jersey Boys, Zumanity and Jubilee.
--Barb, Endwell, NY Oct 19, 2009
The hotel is right in the middle of the action. A great location and a great hotel.
--Allan, Atlanta,GA Oct 19, 2009
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