We stayed at the Paris from October 10 to October 14. We booked through the website because the room was comped based on our players club play. We requested a king room and received it. We did not have a view but requested the highest room possible and were put on the 24th floor. The room was very spacious and the furnishings were very nice. I did wish that there was a place to put your luggage. We ended up using the ottoman and the small lounger for our suitcases. We have stayed many places in Vegas-Tropicana, Mirage, Flamingo but I enjoyed the Paris most. It was nice to hop in the elevator and you were instantly close to food and the casino. No treking from one end of the hotel to the other. We ate at the Creperie, le Notre, Cafe ile St. Louis, and the Burger Brasserie and enjoyed the food at all. We gambled at the casino at Paris and Bally's. We did not hit any huge wins but we got to play for awhile. We did gamble a lot at Bill's Gambling Hall next to Bally's and did quite well. The waitresses there also come around quite often if you like to enjoy a cocktail while gambling like we do. The only low point of our trip was that we ate at Raffles in the Mandalay Bay one evening after a concert at the HOB. The next day, I wasn't feeling well and it turns out I had food poisoning. It was the only place that I ate that day. For those of you who complain about the beds at the Paris, I say that you are wrong. I spent 20 hours in bed and while I can't say I was comfortable, I definitely rested well. I will never eat at any restaurant at Mandalay again. I lost nearly 2 days of vacation not feeling well.

Overall the Paris was fantastic. We loved the decor, the location, the room, and the fact that we didn't pay for it helps too. We are going again in January and will likely stay at the Paris again-especially because the rooms are comped!

I just returned from a 4 day whilrwind vacation in Vegas. My BF and I stayed at Paris and loved it.
We arrived earlier then checkin which was expected and the doormen were more then happy to hold our luggage until our room was available. We found the rooms to be a good size and the bathrooms were amazing with a seperate stand up shower and bath. We decided not to pay the extra $$ for a room with a view b/c we didn't anticipate spending a lot of time in the room (c'mon peeps this is VEGAS). The location on the strip was very central which made it convienient to take the bus or a taxi to pretty much anywhere. We only spent a little time at the pool and the grounds were nice. The water was a little cold and the pool area only got sun until about 6ish but by that time we were usually ready for a nap before our wild nights on the town. We booked a show with help from the Conceiarge (sp??) and he was amazing. He made great suggestions about what to see when and where to sit -- he couldn't have been better!! Overall I highly recomend this location and there really isn't anything to worry about when booking a trip here.....BUT if I were to be picky and honest there were a few things that did bother me a little.....We never ate in the hotel restaurants so I can't say much -- but we did have a hard time finding something to eat for late night snack -- nothing seemed to be open and we had to walk to Bally's to find a sandwich (a little inconvenient); also the first night I thought the bed was a little hard....but I guess I got over that pretty fast b/c it didn't bother me for the rest of the trip - these are just little things that shouldn't stop you from considering this place -- just wanted to throw it out there!! Have fun!!

P.S. Make sure you make it to Fremont Street in old vegas -- amazing (Take the bus -- $5 for a day pass!!)

Stayed at Paris Oct. 11 - 15. Found this hotel to be beautiful, clean, and staff very friendly and helpful. Had a room on the 22nd floor facing the Eiffel Tower and Bellagio fountains. What a view !! Room was exceptionally clean with nice furnishings. Bathroom was large with separate shower. Casino was a smaller than some others, but I preferred that. Ate in the Eiffel Tower restaurant and it was amazing. I would definitely stay here again

After hearing some good things about this hotel, my wife and I decided to book this hotel for our honeymoon. We had reservations that clearly stated a king bed in a non smoking room with a view. Upon check-in, we were given a double queen room, no king. When I inquired about our reservations for a king, we were informed that our reservation does not guarantee what we are asking for and unfortunately, they did not have any other rooms. I informed them that this was our honeymoon and we really did not want separate queen beds, we were told by the rather lackadaisical counter worker, "sorry, but if you call down tomorrow we will see if we can move you". It was late and we decided to take the room for the night with the hope the room will get changed the next day. Needless to say they did change our room the next day, but I do have to say these were some of the most uncomfortable beds we have ever slept on! We even had a hole in the sheet! I had expected much more from a supposedly four star hotel. These were very average hotel rooms. We have stayed at better hotels for a fraction of the price. And the fact that they did not care it was our honeymoon? Who does that? As for the rest of the property, the gambling was horrible. Slots did not pay out, good luck finding room at a decent limit craps table, and the only blackjack was a brutal 6-5 single deck. Before leaving, we asked for a late checkout, we were told "no". We asked for two extra hours and were again told "no". Our checkout time was 11 a.m. and for the guests arriving, the check-in was 3 p.m. and they could not have given us 2 hours? How long does it take to clean a room? To sum up, I will have to say that if the service at Paris is terrible, the workers not accommodating at all, and the gambling is not good, why spend your money on this property? There are plenty of other hotels to spend your money at.