Having never been to Las Vegas before, I had no idea what to expect. We had a wonderful time and had a beautiful view from our room on the 24th floor--you could see the Bellagio's fountain show perfectly, as well as the tower. The rooms were a good size and clean, and the property has a wonderful location, especially since the other end of the strip seemed pretty dirty.

The food was good and not too terribly overpriced, but of course they nickle and dime you for internet, minibar, etc, like any nicer hotel. You just have to accept that nowadays. The staff and dealers were very friendly, and we had a great time in the casino, although it was WAY too cold in there (bring a sweater ladies).

My only complaint was that we had booked an upgraded room with a view and a king bed, and by the time we got there--admittedly late--the desk clerk said they only had double beds with a view and king beds without a view. My boyfirend is really tall so double beds are not an option but we booked Paris for the view. So, after reading the reviews on on here, we slipped the desk clerk a 20 and ended up with our room--king bed and a view, and maybe on a nicer floor than we would normally get. It's irritating, but it's Vegas! Money talks.

It all worked out and I would defintely go back!!

This hotel is not the quality it should be for the price. It is not value for money, rather more like how quickly they can take your money. The mini bar has no prices listed and if you even move something it is charged to your room within 45 seconds. There are no tea and coffee facilities in the room, so you have to buy them. Breakfasts available at their cafes and restaurants are questionable, no cereal or toast anywhere only greasy fatty foods. Conditioner and body lotion in the bathroom but no shampoo.

We flew from Calgary where we were visting family to Las Vegas for a 4 night break. Our son had booked the Paris for us and we were very happy with the hotel and the location. We too were upgraded to a front facing room and on the 23rd floor which was great. Although older fashioned in style the rooms were spacious and clean with a nice roomy bathroom, Our upgrade to included the breakfast/evening buffet in the private lounge on the 31st floor which proved a bonus for us. The buffet continental breakfast had everything we needed provided free and the evening buffet replaced our having to search for somewhere to have an evening meal on a couple of nights. There were also two alcoholic free drinks per person included per night with an extensive choice available and as many soft drinks as you wanted. We found all the hotel staff very helpful and pleasant. The location of the hotel is ideal and with the Deuce bus and monoriail options for transport up and down the strip everything was within reach. Would recommend this hotel to all 3/4 star hotel users but those used to 5 star would not be satisfied I am sure.

Of all the hotels to stay on for a conference in Vegas this has to be one of the worst. The facilities are limited, the staff unhelpful, and the rooms have limited and out-dated facilities. If you enjoy queuing for every meal (unless you've reserved in a premium restaurant) then you'll love it here.

You can't book the larger suites even if you want to pay for them, and so cannot get VIP/concierge service. That means that every room service order takes over an hour and you need to predict what your next meeting will want to eat and drink before they arrive.

My colleague was sent to Bally's next door as the Paris was full, despite confirming a reservation four months early.

No mini-bar. No water in the room. Old fashioned TV's with ancient VOD services that you can't pause or rewind.

Plus side, the Calais Suites do have a fax machine. Internet is an extra $13.99 a day - even in a $670 a night suite.

Stay somewhere else. Anywhere else.