Stayed 4 nights paying only £36 a night by booking a few weeks in advance with Great Late Deals! We had a blue room which faced the Bellagio fountains and the Eiffel Tower. Beautiful at night time. The room was not dated as some have stated, but perhaps we were lucky in room 2290.
We didn't have a wait at check in and it was very smooth.
Ate at the Buffet in the Paris having been given a discount voucher at check in and also went up the Tower for free with similar vouchers. We took the free bus to the Rio using other vouchers and had a great night there for £10!!
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel especially as it was a bargain price and in a great location on the Strip!!

Upon check-in , we had a 15 minutes wait, which I did not mind. I was asked if I wanted to upgrade to a remodeled room for $40 more a night, I declined. Our rooom was onthe 14th floor and I view was the front side of the the City Center complex. What a complex that is. Our room was the basic room with the blue carpet the slightly worn furniture and a very very uncomfortable bed. The bathroom was big which was a nice bonus. The bathroom did not have a well working exhaust fan though. The temp. in Vegas was around 100 for the four days we were there. The room a/c was set at 66 and it ran all the time. If you were on the bed closest to the a/c you did feel cold, on the next bed not so much. We really enjoyed the food there, we ate at JJ's Boulangers three times. The breakfast items were great and so was the pizza. The breakfast special was a ham and cheese croissant with a coffee or juice for $9. We did eat at Mon Ami Gabi, with the view of the strip and the fountains. It was great, a little expensive , worth it though. The pace around the walkway to Bally's was a nightmare, I felt you had to have a turn signal on to get onto the walkway. On the other hand, the casino was the opposite, that was easy to walk around. The slots pay out for me anyway was very poor, we gambled at other casinos and did better. Over all a nice experience.

We spent two nights at the Paris hotel/casino. We did not have one of the more recently updated "Red" rooms, though it was clean and the bed fairly comfortable. The bath was nice size and nicely decorated. Location is great, being center strip and the Bellagio is right across the street. Having a beer was ridiculously expensive...$6 each for domestic. So most of our beer was bought at "Casino Royale" for $1 each. The Eiffel tower is in my opinion worth the time, especially at night. What a view...and if you pick up a Vegas.com book, which are available in most hotels/shops or the little boxes in various locations along the strip, there is a 2 for 1 coupon for the tower making it only $12 for two people.

Upon arrival, I was impressed with the cleanliness of the hotel. Front sidewalk was even polished. The France theme is beautiful and the details are remarkable. This is my first time checking into a hotel and this is my best experience yet. The staff was top notch! When people are great to you, how can you ever have a bad time? I had no problem checking in early (10AM). The desk clerk was very nice, friendly and accommodating. Since I’m celebrating my birthday, barely legal (just turned 21), she upgraded us from a regular luxury to a red room luxury with strip view room on one of the top floors at no additional charge. (I had to do the sandwich trick though). The Caesars Palace and Bellagio fountain view was breathtaking! The room seemed a little plain to my boyfriend but for me, I thought the room was well decorated and the furnishings were elegant. The French colors and fabrics were really classy. It was cleaner, bigger and newer-looking than most. Service was fast. I called and asked for additional towels and soaps and I got them in less than 10 minutes. No fuss made though I mentioned that I was celebrating my birthday, but that’s fine, I got free room upgrade anyway! Casino was nice enough and feels a lot less dark than a lot of them on the strip. Valet was slow but it didn’t bother us that much as it is pretty common with all gaming hotels. So we just decided to self-park, not much of a burden at all. Parking structure is pretty close to the elevators. I like the fact that the pool is on the roof. You wouldn’t have to walk through the casino in your swim suit, all wet. The pool isn’t all that big but the view of the Eiffel tower is lovely. I can’t say enough good things about this hotel and would definitely stay here again!