My family and I stayed at Paris over Christmas. This hotel is quite nice, when you enter in the front, you will be walking through the casino to get to the hotel check-in area. The ceiling of Paris changes from bright blue sky and clouds during the day to a dim look in the evening. Very nice shops and restaurants located thorughout the hotel/casino. I do advise making reservations for the restaurants, as the wait can be 2 hours or more at times for a table. The rooms are nice, they continue the "French" design, which many people not accustomed to French design, may think they room decor is dated, but is not. Be careful if you have children in the room, near the refreshment center, as they have motion censors, that if you pick anything up, even to read it....will automatically charge you. The bathroom is very spacious compared to many hotels I have been in. As many others have posted, they have 3 elevator sections, that take you to certain floors.

This hotel does have a connection to its sister property Ballys, which is next door.

Overall, I will stay at this hotel for the price is great, food is wonderful, very helpful staff, easy to access from airport, and centrally located around many venues.

This was, by far, one of the grossest hotels I have ever stayed at. The room was shabby, the service was awful (especially when they spoke to me in fake French accents -- give me a break) and the pillows on my bed reeked of mildew. When I complained about the pillow stench, nothing was done until the last night I was there.

I travel to Vegas on business twice a year, and I will never go back to The Paris!!

I stayed at the Paris Las Vegas in May of 2007. I was pleasantly surprised and really enjoyed this hotel. The rooms were basic but very comfortable. Of course, the location is fantastic if you want to be right in the middle of everything. We ate at one of the hotel's restaurants, Mon Ami Gabi, and it was fantastic. I was also particularly impressed with how clean the casino and lobby areas were. So many of the other casinos are almost unbearable to spend time in with all of the heavily-scented carpet deodorizer (on top of all of the standard casino smells like smoke and alcohol!). This could be influenced by the fact that the Paris casino is relatively small compared to other hotels on the strip and perhaps easier to keep clean. As I recall, the service and staff were friendly. If you luck out like we did and get a great deal on this hotel, you will not be disappointed with your stay.

We stayed at this hotel for our wedding. The guest rooms are a pain to get to with luggage. The elevators are through the casino and you have to battle casino patrons to get elevator "bank." To get our friends rooms we had to take more then one elevator. Most hotels have a cab and limo stand out front, not the Paris. The limos out front are all reserved for “special guests.” i walked to Ballys -which is connected from the inside- as got a limo in 30 seconds. We rented a car for a few days, getting the the parking garage is a 30 minute haul and not maintained or secured. Not really a problem for most, but no limits under 25$ after about 3pm. Had to walk to Bills to even get a table I could afford. I personally did not eat at any of the in house restaurants, but some people I talked to, loved them very much. Amazingly, the slots were very loose, did not lose a penny over 4 days. No closet in the room only an undersized armoire. Beds not comfortable at all. I personally do not think this hotel is anywhere worth the price, but you may have a very different feeling.