We arrived on a very hot day and our room was over looking a car park so we asked for an up grade we were told another 50.00 per night, but what a bargin a move to a top floor over looking the fountains of Beliagio breakfeast on a very top floor with great food and happy hour and nibbles hot and cold in the evening. The pool area was great except for people smoking in the pool but it wasn't the end of the world. and if you get the chance to see 0 at the Belligio it's breath taking.
loads of places to eat and at all different price ranges my favorite was the cafe with hugh fresh cream cakes that taste as good as they look just like in Paris! and just as expensive!

My wife and I visited Paris in Sept 2004. This is a fairly average hotel billed as near-luxury. We would not stay here again.

Room: Adequate. The view towards the Bellagio and Eiffel Tower were the best parts. There were many little things: tape over a small hole in the bathroom wall, missing plate where bathrobe hooks should've been. It was just very...average, and not at all worth the $200+ per night we were paying.

Staff/general: Average at best. Good experiences included the concierges being very helpful and friendly, the bellmen were efficient. We upgraded from Deluxe to Premium (best parts of that were the view and the breakfast lounge on 31). The check-in staff forgot to give me our coupons for discounts for the "Passport to Paris". I ended up getting them the last day, and so missed out on about $30 in coupons. The maids were pushy and couldn't take a hint when knocking and the door was locked (proper response is to call to ask about room servicing). The pool staff was mixed, good service from waiters; scruffy slouching, bored teens for everything else.

Restaurants: Depends. The crepes at the creperie were FANTASTIC, though service on plastic plates and a seat-yourself area was a little low rent. Provencal and Ah Sin were fairly average, and definitely not fine dining (we were overdressed for Ah Sin), and the food was hit and miss (great almond crab claw at Ah Sin, bad veal special at Provencal -- Veal plus lettuce is a dish?). The 24 hour diner was solid; steak and eggs is always good.

Pool: Disappointing. We visited Caesar's and Mirage, and they had incredible pools, esp the Mirage (a grotto w/falls into the pool, shaded areas near the pool). Paris had a plain octagon with no shade and no character...lame. Plus it's shared with Bally's, so it get's crowded.

General comments: The casino and shops were nice looking, but very crowded and difficult to walk through. I did win a few hundred from a sweet Blackjack dealer. The tower tour was nice at night (though again--crowded), but less fun than the dolphin and big cat area at Mirage.

Nothing special here folks, unless you can get it at a cut rate. Try a different hotel.

We all fell in love with "Paris". Not too big so we did not get lost finding one another. All our dining experiences were top notch at this fabulous Casino and Hotel. Walking distance to view all Casino sights...great shopping at the indoor mall!
Took a group picture of ourselves as "Well endowed Show Girls". Our husbands loved it!
Cannot wait for same time next year with ever growing group of " We deserve it Grandmas of 30 Grandchildren"! See you next year!!!

Stayed 4 nights the last week of August. The check in was fast at the hotel, checked in very late (thanks to the airline we were flying on) we were upgraded to a room with a view of the pool and tower but because of the late check in had to settle for 2 queen beds instead of a King. The room was a slight bit above ordinary hotel fare but the bathroom was really nice and quite large. Everything in hotel room was very clean. We did encounter a problem the first morning with the shower not draining properly, informed the front desk and it was fixed very promptly. The hotel is beautiful and the buffet was great we ate there twice once for a breakfast once for a lunch, and then opted to go to the 'Ballys' buffet for one of our dinners, bad mistake should have stayed with the Paris. Be sure to use the new monorail system we were able to cover a lot of ground, saved many steps, its very fast, reasonably priced and its air conditioned. When it came time to check-out we were confronted with a very long line, after all it was a Friday, thought 'oh no' this is going to be one of those long waits I had read about in previous reviews, but to my amazement it took only 10 min to get to the front desk. We left our luggage with the Paris for the rest of the day, absolutely no problem upon pick up of luggage, ( I wish I could say the same for the airline) Any way we would definitely recommend this hotel and we were not bothered by the ‘Paris theme’ elevator music.