Arrived on Father's Day, June 21, 2009 for a three night stay. Check in line was long; however, they had many employees working so it seemed to go quick. We got their most basic room, I think they call it a luxury or deluxe room, whatever, it was comped for all three nights so I didn't care. They offered us a Suite for $85 per night. The checkling told us their suites usually go for $550 per night. We declined. Then they offered us an upgrade to a Red Room for an additional $40 per night. No thanks. We are no-frills type of people who are rarely in the room anyway, besides their basic room is more than adequate. We were given a King, Non-smoking on the 8th floor. Not much of a view but we did see a little of the Bellagio. Bathrooms are gorgeous, all marble, stand up glass shower, great toiletries. Wonderful Beds, the best sleep I had of our entire two week vacation. I highly recommend the Paris, the location, restaurants, casino are all fantastic. You will not be disappointed unless you are the type who is never happy. I can't believe some of the things people find to complain about on trip advisor, keep in mind some people just can't be pleased.

Oh well, we appreciated the free stay and enjoyed every minute of our visit!

Amazing stay at the Paris. Our casino host arranged the entire stay for us and I do have to say that I was expecting a little better service, considering we were preffered, and comped guests. We were actually upgraded to a larger suite than anticipated, which was great and the room was very nice, with a beautiful view of Vegas. The only thing that needed replacing was the couch, but besides that everything was beautiful. The bathroom was particularly superb, and there was plenty of closet space, a wet bar and even a separate dressing area. The service was ++ and the staff was extremely responsive. We needed a lightbulb change and someone came within 5 minutes. Room service was also very quick and the hotel was surprisingly quiet.

Great blackjack & roulette tables. The only qualm I do have is the lines for restaurants there were terribly long, and we usually ended up walking to Bally's (which is connected) for a diner-like breakfast and 'faster' food. There was never a wait for cabs and the pool had wonderful misters, considering it was in the middle of the summer and extremely hot, but wasn't insanely crowded, which was nice. The casino was never dead, even at all hours of the night. Business center was great and the plane ticket machines were available right near the elevators. Great experience.

This is my fourth trip to Las Vegas and my second time staying at Paris.

We took the Showtime Shuttle from the Airport - $12 per person round trip. I have always used Showtime and find them to be prompt, reliable and affordable. Only issue is that you get dropped off by the side door and have to walk a bit to the lobby. A cab drops you off right at the main entrance.

We arrived around noon and checked in right away - no lines and our room was ready. We selected a Red Room without a view. The room was okay - not as nice as the Augustus Tower at Caesars, but it was less expensive. The bathroom has a small tub, shower and toilet all in one room. Augustus Tower room has a separate water closet and jacuzzi tub. But - how long are you in the bathroom in Las Vegas? The shower door didn't quite close all the way and therefore water leaked and the toilet ran a bit ... again, not big issues, but just small things that kept me from giving Paris a five star review. The room was fine for what we needed.

The pool is on the third floor of the hotel and that's nice because you don't have to walk through the casino or shops in your bathing suit like you have to a Mirage, Caesars or MGM. The salon and spa facilities were fine - I had a manicure and got my hair styled for my wedding. My husband used the steam room and liked it - although it wasn't anything fancy.

The restaurants, cafe, and shops are all located together and that is also nice because you don't have to walk all over the place to get a coffee in the morning. It's easy to get in and out of the hotel and there's a walkway through Bally's to get over to Bellagio. Once you figure out the path, it's very easy to navigate.

The casino was fine for what we needed, not as big as others, but I never had a hard time finding a slot machine I liked. My husband frequented the Sports Book and always received friendly service. I had never bet on sports before and the associates were very patient and friendly during my learning curve.

The best thing about Paris is the location. It's right in the middle of the Strip and easy to walk to the other hotels. We'll stay somewhere else when we go back, but only because that's part of the adventure to try out different hotels. I definitely recommend Paris.

A few other notes of interest:
Peepshow - take it or leave it ...
"O" - finally saw it, it's excellent!
Zefferino's at the Venetian - amazing food
Diablo's at Monte Carlo - fun atmosphere and good food
Nathan Burton at Flamingo - fun time, appropriate for kids

Hi all,
Just returned from another fantastic week in Las Vegas. This is my second time at the Paris and was just as nice as previously stated. With that said there were some disappointments but nothing to stop me from staying again. The disappointment that I spoke about was my travel documents. When I booked the room through my travel agent I received a run of the house room. Now I was hoping for a red room which is there nicer rooms. Although the room we had was nice, deluxe room, I would have really preferred the red room. When I asked for a free upgrade, all they offered was a $40 a night more for the room. I respectfully declined. So next time we stay I will book the red room through the website. (use the hot price to get really good rates, also sign up for e-mails.)
This time around the valet was awful. I went to Utah to Zion and after a three hour drive back all I wanted to do was go back to the room and take a shower. Not only did it take 20 minutes to get from MGM to Paris it took another 20 minutes to park the car it seemed nothing was moving!!! Was it a fluke, probably, but it got me on a wrong day...

If you bring a laptop be prepared to pay 15 bucks a day for internet and 25 bucks a day for the gym, unless you go to Mandara Spa then fee is waived FOR THE DAY.

So your wondering , would I go back? Definately and I would pay for the red room.
Do me a favor when traveling to Las Vegas, find out if a convention is staying there. We had a convention with for the deaf. I am sorry, but I am a special education teacher and there was no reason for the rudeness of people.