Paris Las Vegas

room was not same as we book its not luxury room television is not clear coz the room we look at web site is not same room

not a good deal. Only stayed one night, then moved to ceasers for less!

I have been at 11 different resorts in Las Vegas. The Paris is in a good location on the strip. Walking distance to most locations. The $45 multi resort 24 hour buffet was a good deal. You could select the resort and eat as much as you desire in a 24 hour period. The rooms were a value for the price good size and comfortable beds and furnishings. Not as nice as some of the others for a few dollars more but above average. TV was older tube type but I didn't go to Las Vegas to watch TV. There was no free WiFi and their phone rates are high, use your cell. The room was generaly clean but harder to get to areas were dirty, top of the armoire, above the mirrors. There was dust on the ceiling above the lights in the bathroom. No WiFi was the worst problem, generaly good overall. There are better values, I would go back but I would select other locations first.

Hotel is beautiful! Clean rooms, great views from the upper floor we were on. Some guests were having an arguement in the hallway and it was loud, but that was the only pitfall. Just a lovely time with a good buffet that was superior to the Bellagio buffet. Could spend days alone walking thru the Paris Hotel and be entertained.

You're not going to get anything special here. The hotel provides a clean room that's good to rest after a night out in Vegas. The bathroom is a little small, the TV is not a flat screen, and there was not a coffee maker - these aren't deal breakers - just first world problems. If you want a decent priced place with little amenities and a great location - this is your hotel.

Great location, right in the middle of it all. We have stayed here before right after it opened; love the architecture and the smaller casino setting. The entire staff was very friendly and the rooms very comfortable just need to be a little cleaner for that caliber of hotel. I.e. room service trays left in the hallway for the first 2.5 days (same tray) until we called and then they corrected it. Over all very nice place to stay if you don’t want the mega hotel/casino setting.

So before saying here, I had walked through / gambled at Paris several times, and really enjoyed the environment of the casino and shops, so we decided to give the hotel a try. Overall, I can't say I was impressed, but it was a decent experience. When we checked in, we requested a non smoking room, but got put into a smoking room, so we had to go back to the lobby to get our rooms switched. Also, the next morning, after having been out until 6am, we were woken up by the sounds of construction at 9am down at the fountain / pool area on a Saturday. We could hear the hammering loud and clear in our room, even on the 14th floor, and there were about 20 construction workers renovating the foundtain next to the eiffel tower. When we went down to complain about the construction, we were greeted with a rather cold lady at the check in desk who gave us a "well that's when the start of business is so there's nothing we can do." She later offered to switch our rooms, but would have put us towards the back of the hotel without a view, so we declined, especially since she seemed incredibly unfriendly at that point and would probably have put us in the basement if she could. No apology or offers of any kind, just a flat out, sorry, deal with it kind of attitude. That was the major turn off for me, because most hotels try to give guests the best experience possible, and at the very least, would apologize for the construction, especially at NINE IN THE MORNING. Saturday? Seriously? The one nice perk is that you can be put on the guest list for Chateau if you stay at the hotel, which saves on cover if you want to check out the club. It's got a great outdoor section right under the eiffel tower, so overall a very nice atmosphere and venue. The room itself with pretty standard, although I was a bit disappointed by the bed, which was not very comfortable. It definitely loses to Cosmo, Palms, and even Treasure Island in terms of comfort. It also has one of those fridges with the stocked mini bar so you can't keep any of your own stuff cold. The tables are fun, because it usually isn't as crowded as the other casinos on the strip. Also, the dealers at the tables are incredibly friendly, unlike their counterparts at the front desk. Overall, I don't think I'd choose Paris again, just too many little hiccups with the stay. I'll stick to walking through to gamble.

The Paris made for a great stay in vegas! We loved the location of the hotel. It is centrally located on the strip, so everything is easy to get to. Our room was bigger than expected and we were given a roll away at no charge (a nice surprise), so it made for better sleeping. We dined at several restaurants and thought they were excellent, we also used coupons that we were given at check-in, so that made it even better! Staff was helpful with every question we had, I would definitely stay there again!

good location, clean and comfortable space, free parking, staffs are friendly.

I paid for a king size bed and ended up getting a double bed the ENTIRE 4 day duration of my trip. At check in I was told that there were not any kings size beds avaliable and that I would have to wait until the next day to get a bed and that room service would drop the new keys off......Day 2 I wake up no keys had been dropped off, so I called for news key to be delivered and was told someone would bring them to my room in 20 minutes, 30 minutes later keys were delivered and I went to the "new" room only to discover that there were already guest staying in the new room. at this point I was too outdone and couldnt even deal with the front desk anymore so I just went back to the old room. Overall the hote was nice and very close to things on the strip.