I stayed at Paris Las Vegas with my husband for 3 nights, between February 24th and 27th. We loved the hotel.
Check in was quick and friendly.
The room and bathroom were big and absolutely clean, and the bed was confortable.
We also liked the food a lot. We ate at three restaurants there (Le Burger, JJ Boulangerie - for breakfast - and Les Artistes), and all of them were excelent!!

We had a great time there! I definitely recommend.

We had a lovely renovated room on the 28th floor. It was done in reds, blacks, and golds. The bathroom was very nice with a separate shower and tub. The room was cleaned very nicely every day, and the glass in the window was clean. The linens were of a high quality, and the mattress looked new and was quite comfortable. The elevators are super fast. We never had to wait more than several seconds. An earlier reviewer mentioned a strange smell in her room. We noticed that, too. I called housekeeping, and they set up a machine that was supposed to clean the air and make it smell better. It looked about like a vaporizer. It's what they use to remove smoke smells. It worked for a while, but the smell returned the next day. I talked to one of the maids, and she said they've figured out it must be the new carpet that smells. It's a darling houndstooth print in black and tan, and I think the dye has an odor about it. It's just...musty. Hopefully, it will go away with time. It wasn't too bad for us, but we aren't very sensitive to smells. It might be a problem for someone who is highly allergic. It's a lovely hotel; however, it's pretty loud in the casino area and in the cafe. It's designed to look like an outdoor cafe so the casino noise comes through. The Diamond lounge is nice, and everyone treated us very well. We enjoyed our stay.

We checked in and there were only 3 desk clerks which worked very slowly. Nothing special. It was our 26th wedding anniversary and they knew this. We asked for a room with a view and got a room looking at the hotel next doors parking garage.
The view sucked. My husband kept the window closed the whole time. The beds were hard and pillows were flat. The toilet stopped up, and when calling maintainence, I had to argue that I would unstop it myself because it would only take a second, but they kept tellin me that was not possible, the maintainence man would have to do it, I finally got my way, but not without an argument.

This hotel has a very boring atmosphere. The music is french and your treated as if your in France, which we know they hate americans there.

We had to leave the hotel just to get our mojo going. Most other hotels has great music that gets you pumped up and wants you to stick around, even the Beligio has that.

I would rather have stayed at a cheaper hotel with a great atmoshpere, and off the strip, save money and have fun, had I known I would be looking at a parking garage all night.

To say the least, this may be okay if your a Senior Citizen and just want to relax and be away from roudy crouds and loud music and energy, but if you like energy, don't stay here. My weekend was not that great because from the moment we got into the hotel I felt as if I was very disappointed it everything. Never really got the mojo.

Stay at the Mirage, my last anniversary, we got a great room, great view, and a bottle of Champagne. Other great hotels are, Planet Hollywood, and even Stratophere. All with good atmosheres.

My boyfriend & I were all set for a relaxing three days in Las Vegas. I had been in the lobby of the Paris on a previous trip and thought it'd be nice to stay there. We were tired our first day there, after having flown from NY, so we decided to retire early. The next morning, we both awoke, only to find that all our cash was gone! The thief had broken in our room while we were sleeping. Luckily, he/she did not take our driver's licenses or credit cards. I shudder to think what would have happened if either of us had wakened up while the robbery was in progress. Granted, we should have deadbolted the door, and in the future we'll make sure we do so. When we alerted the hotel manager, he gave us a card for a claim agency, whose offices, we later found out, were in Chicago! We didn't check out the next morning, as another couple who were also robbed, did. (Yes, the desk clerk told us this news when we were checking out.) Rather, we spent money at the Paris's spa, the Paris's buffet, and also room service. We thought we would receive some sort of recompense for having gone through such trauma, but we didn't even get an apology from the hotel manager! We found out that the Paris had recently been bought by Harrah's, so perhaps the changing of hands had something to do with the burglary. You can rest assure that we shall never, ever stay at the Paris again, or at any hotel that is owned by Harrah's. What a horrible experience, and what slipshod management.