Being my second trip to Vegas, and my first trip with my boyfriend we decided to get a center location and hope for a romantic hotel – Paris did not disappoint. We loved the place, the location, the efficiency and the friendliness of the staff. We even opted for the view of the fountains with the breakfast and appetizer package and I am really happy that we made the choice to upgrade! We ended up getting one of the newly renovated “diamond” rooms on the 29th floor and it was absolutely beautiful. There was so much space, a beautiful view of the strip, Eiffel tower and the fountains, a ton of space and a great large bathroom!!! Just keep in mind that the maid service will come and clean as well as make your bed, but if you want your sheets changed you will have to specifically ask for it with the card that they give you in the room.

Although the Paris was always busy, the minute you stepped into your elevator the madness seemed to melt away. Room service was quick, but the food was just “ok” – we had wings and a burger. The food for the breakfast and the appetizers (up on the 31st floor) were excellent and contained fresh fruit, parfait, bagels, cream cheese, lox, fresh juice and many pastries and cereals. For the appetizers (from 5-8) there was cocktail shrimp (sooooooo much of it!!), a variety of cheese, crackers, bread, pastas and kabobs and an optional bar (which you can pay for if you decide to drink – and you pour your own beverages!). I also did the pool for a day (one of the last days we were there and it was really nice. There was an abundance of reclining chairs, so there was plenty for everyone and the pool was enormous.

Although the pool has hours from 9-6 it seemed like the shadow overcast the pool around 4:30 so arrange your lawn chair on the immediate side of the pool if you are going later. There is also a bar and waitresses that you can order from, as well as tables by the bar and cabanas that you can rent out for a day. The hotel provides you with towels once you get down there so no need to bring one to the pool.

The location of the Paris was perfect – only a few blocks away from everything and a short duce (the double decker bus) ride away from downtown Vegas with Freemont Street. The duce ($5 all day for a ride or $2 each way) stops right in front of the hotel if you are going downtown and you can also catch the connector bus to the Outlets about half way to down town.

We did not visit any of the restaurants in the hotel but a couple looked great. The restaurant at the Eiffel tower was closing for lunch the day we decided on going and the As Sin restaurant looked great (if you like sushi) , but we had already eaten elsewhere. Mon Ami was always busy but I had been there before and had a terrible experience where I will not go back. As for the gambling experience the Paris seemed extremely classy. Tables were as low as $10 to play depending on what you wanted to do and the craps tables seemed hot. Waitresses were everywhere and no one was without a drink. Also, the waitressses weren't getting tipped much so when we flipped her $2 she came back every 5-10 minutes. We had multiple drinks readily available!!

Only one suggestion for those that are checking out in the morning – don’t go around 10 or 11 because it is when everyone is checking out and they have the least amount of staff at the counters. If you do want to check out at that time be prepared to wait 20 minutes in line OR use the express checkout if you can. Also, keep an eye on thier hotel site - after I had booked my stay with them, the prices went down. I called them to see if I could take advantage of the prices that they were currently offering and they ended up saving me $200 without any hassle!
We will definitely go back!!!!

Stayed at the Paris for Easter weekend....great hotel, nice rooms, great food, nice pool area.
You have to go up the Eiffel Tower at night to get a great view of the Strip and the Bellagio fountains!
The only dissapointing thing was the size of the poker room but with so many other casinos around, that wasnt an issue!
The best part about the Paris is its central Strip location....right in the heart of the action and seems to be close to everything.
Overall a great experience....would definately stay there again!

I am a diamond card (players club) holder with Harrah's which, in theory, gets you a little better treatment at their properties. Not so at Paris. I booked a Premier room via their web site which clearly describes the room as having a view of the Eiffel Tower or the pool. So imagine my surprise when I checked in and got a view of the parking structure. I assumed it was an honest mistake. It wasn't. I was told the view room was $50 more a night. When I complained I got a long explanation about hotel operations but no offer to adjust my rate. Be very careful if you pay for a room with a view.

Have now stayed at Paris 7 times in the past few years and never fails to impress. On this occasion we had a suite on the 33rd (top) floor. Very well appointed and very large bathroom. Having the extra space in a suite is worth the extra in the room rate.

Paris cannot be faulted on it's location - right in the middle of the Strip. Have stayed at other hotels - MGM too far down one end, Venetian too far down the other way. Stayed at Bellagio and Caesars - both also great locations - would choose one of those two again if Paris not available.

All in all another great trip. Slight downside was that it was Spring Break week (hadn't realised it would make such a difference) and so it was very busy. Plus the University basketball tournament started the same week so it was full of sports nuts. Meant that the casinos were busy and walking up and down the Strip took ages due to all the people. Still, at least it gave the place a buzzing atmosphere!

Can't recommend Paris enough. Always first choice and great value.