Heard so many good things about this buffet so we decided to check it out on Aug. 28th for lunch time. Nice place... a little noisy because of the Casino..but it was a nice atmosphere. My husband and I were enjoying our food when my hubby brings it to my attention that their was a "creepy crawly" thing in his clams! YUk..it was a cockroach looking black thing w/ little legs and hairy! About the size of fake long acrylic nail tip! So nasty! Didnt expect this here.. at the Paris! We got the attention of our server and she freaked out and immediatly got the manager. The manager took the "creepy crawly" away and appologized and comped our $42.00 for the meal. It was so nasty...we couldnt enjoy the buffet and finished our soda and left very dissapointed in the experince here...we will not return to the Le Paris Buffet! We are thinking of never going to another buffet again after this incident..people beware..check out the food first before digging in!

I'm only gonna talk about the hotel, not the casino. Paris was even better than I imagined. People sure do have a lot of picky (bad) things to say, but it was a great hotel. We booked through Continental's vacations packages and got free flights basically, so I did not mind paying full price for our room. We did the advance check in (called from the airport before our plane took off, four hours in advance) which let us waltz right up the front of the ambassadors line and get our keys in two minutes. The crystal chandeliers in the lobby are unreal. So pretty and bright! I hate dark lobbies. Our room was on the 19th floor with views of the balloon, Aladdin roof top, MGM, Mandalay Bay, and partial strip and Bellagio. If you want a better view, ask, or go somewhere and look at the view. We did not care where we slept. The room was huge, immaculaltely clean (of course we were on a nonsmoking floor), and had nice decor (though half of the fixtures in the bathroom were gold, half were silver). The TV cabinet/armoir was huge enough to put away all of our clothes and there was a couch, chair and ottoman, desk and another chair, safe, and everything. I stayed at the Fairmont in San Francisco last year and this room at Paris was nicer, newer, bigger, and cost 1/2 as much, if that gives you perspective. We did not hear any noise whatsoever. And, we called the housekeping dept. a few times to request linen changes and they did whatever we asked without bothering us. The cleaning staff on our floor was very nice and professional too. The pool was nice and big and had plenty of space and chairs (I heard lots of complaints about this at other hotels, too bad). The cleanliness of the pool water left a little bit to be desired, but I guess that's what happens when you allow people to drink and eat right in the water if they want and you've got kids as lifeguards who never say a peep or get off their butts. The topiary garden could use a little work (TI and the Mirage has much better flowers), but the spray jets keep things cool if you park yourself right by a planter. As far as food and drink service goes, the hotel has a lot of choices. We ate at JJ's twice since it was so convenient, not too expensive, and had a variety. I got a crepe once at the creperie, it was good even at midnight. We made reservations for Mon Ami Gabi one night (don't be one of the fools who shows up at 8pm and has to wait with 100 people to get in) and it was fabulous. The best filet I've ever had. Knowledgeable staff. Did everything we asked for. If you want cheap food on the go, go downstairs to Bally's at pick up breakfast or lunch at Johnny's deli (they were so nice to us there) or pizza at Sbarro. Sure it's mall fare, but that's why it's fast and cheap. If you don't want to pay five bucks for a coke at the pool (let alone about $10 for a cocktail that would be free if you played in the casino), stop at the soda machine and get a cup of ice on your way down to the pool (there's one on each floor). It's only $2. They give out nice plastic cups everywhere (the Mirage gave us two cups for everything, they must want their name out there), so reuse them the next day. If you want a free sandwhich with your booze, go to Napoleon's for happy hour 4-7pm everyday. Also, carry your connection card everywhere. I went shopping in the Paris and Bally's shops the last day we were there and didn't have my card, and would have gotten an extra 10% off.
All in all, go to Paris- it's worth it. Even my impatient husband liked it. The cobblestone brick walkway did not bother me, no one was grumpy and Parisian, and the elevator music is FINE. So beautiful and classy but not stuffy.

On the dates of Aug. 20-22, I stayed at the paris hotel. It was my first time booking online so I called a few days before to make sure that the things I had requested were taken care of. Things like 2 queen beds and a non-smoking room. When I arrived, I was informed that since they were out of rooms they had upgraded me to a better room. The "upgrade" was 2 queen beds and non-smoking. It did however, come with one of the worst views I have ever seen. In the casino, they wouldn't open new tables when the other ones were full. On the plus side, the casino employees were some of the best I have ever encountered in Las Vegas.

A very nice hotel, exceeded our expectations:

Pros
1. Valet staff was terrific
2. Staff in general was very courteous & Friendly, better than the other hotels we visited while on the strip
3. Le Village Buffet, go for a late lunch $17.95 before 5:30pm M - Sa, and have dinner including the crab legs at the lunch price. Caution on busy days like Saturday get in line by 5pm or you may not get the lunch price. The buffet was awesome and the choices were varied including awesome desserts. Make sure you tour the buffet before you dig in. Also, the made to order crepes were delicious.
4. Le Cafe, dinner special wa superb a large cut of prime rib, crab legs, veggies and a baked spud all for $13.95. Also, try the french onion soup $5.95, it was very good.
5. The Casino, the staff was very good, helpful and if you were gaming FREE drinks were avilable from the servers making the rounds (Although at times to few). The slots weren't overly crowded like some other hotels
6. The pool is nice and spacious for a quick dip.
7. The spa is great, but pricey
8. The room which was a standard was in great shape and very nicely decorated.
9. The bathroom was beautifully decorated and super clean

Cons:
1. No discount for hotel guests for spa use, discount too small for multi day use, basic use is worth about $15/day.
2. Too few servers in the casino giving out the complimentary beverages
3. The in room TV was the typical cheap model, not worthy of watching anything besides checking the news or weather
4. Fitness equipment in spa is old and one of 2 stair machines was broken, they should invest in new equipment and more cardio machines

We would definitely visit this property again.

What its worth in our opinion $150/night max, a deal would be anything less than $129/night

We give it 4.3 out of 5 stars