My family stayed at the Paris, Las Vegas Resort from February 16 - February 20, 2006.
Our experience started off very well, as we were able to check into the hotel from the airport. Paris has a check-in desk located next to the baggage claim area. I would highly recommend checking in at the airport. While my husband was waiting on the luggage, I checked in and received my hotel room key. Therefore, upon arrival at the hotel, we went directly to our room with no waiting in the LONG check-in line at the hotel's front desk. Nice Perk!
The Resort was well themed and very nice to look at. The room we were assigned was on the 25th floor and had a decent view given the fact that we didn't pay for an upgraded room. We were able to see an obstructed view of the strip but couldn't see the Eiffel Tower. The room was bright and clean. The bathroom large and well decorated with lots of marble and a glass enclosed shower. The one complaint I had with the room was the lack of a closet. The room contained a wardrobe that housed the TV as well as 2 small areas to hang your clothing. With a family of four, I found the wardrobe provisions a bit small. Additionally, I like to hide my luggage inside the closet during the trip making for a less cluttered vacation room. Unfortunately, our luggage (and we had a bunch of bags) was piled in a corner of the room against the window for the entire vacation.
While in Paris, we ate at the Cafe de St. Louis for breakfast twice and thoroughly enjoyed both days. Although the line to get a table seemed long, it moved very quickly. The wait staff was attentive enough and the food came out very fast, which was a plus for us because we are always in a hurry.
We also had Sunday Brunch at Le Village and found it to be very enjoyable as well. The wide variety of dishes were all very tasty.
One thing we found odd about one of the restaurants open late night (can't remember the name), is that they didn't have take out containers so there was no way to bring food back to the room to others who were too tired to go down for dinner. I guess this encourages more costly Room Services meals.
The Mandara Spa on the 2nd Level was very enjoyable as well. The Deep Tissue Massage and Frangiapani Wrap were to die for!
Casino was small and we had terrible luck there. My husband gambled in several casinos and won in most of the others but NEVER won anything in Paris. Maybe it was just bad luck on his part but he is convinced it was the odds.
Overall, we enjoyed our trip. However, traveling with kids, I wouldn't stay at Paris again. There was not enough "fun" stuff to do. My kids really liked the Luxor, NYNY and Circus Circus when we visited because they had more activities. Good hotel for a couple.

My fiancee and I went to Las Vegas for the first time and stayed at the Paris Las Vegas. I have absolutely no complaints with the service in the hotel.

Room-We had booked a king sized bed but upon check in were told there were none available. As compensation we were given a strip view with two queens. Our room overlooked the replica Eiffel Tower and the fountains at the Bellagio. The room was clean and well appointed. The bathroom has a separate shower stall and everything is marble. Watch the floor, it gets slippery when wet!

Casino-Sure the Casino is loud but what do you expect! Also, we were there from Thurs through Sun and found the table games to be a little on the expensive side. You could always find a slot machine to play however. Service was sometimes slow while you were playing but for free drinks I'm not going to get uptight. The Casino was also a lot less smoky than all of the others we visited.

Food - Excellent, we had dinner in the Eiffel Tower Restaurant and the Rack of Lamb is by far the best I have ever eaten. Le Provencal has singing waitstaff. Trust me, go and listen.. it's well worth it! Pastries were exceptional!

Service - As mentioned above, no complaints.

Cost -Bring your credit card... nothing is cheap in the Paris.

Helpful Tip- Bring your most comfortable shoes, you'll do more walking than you can imagine.

My husband and I recently stayed at the Paris hotel in Las Vegas for a long weekend stay. The room itself was average size and the bathroom was large. I also found the room to be clean and furnishings were fairly new. We asked for a view and found the hotel charged us $60 more per night for a view, but it also included continental breakfast and evening hor'dovrs. The view was not spectular so I would avoid this upgrade for a price.
The casino is large and never really felt crowded. We did eat at the buffet and was not impressed at all. The food was average at best. We did eat at their signature restaurant, Les Aristes, and found the meal to be wonderful.
I also frequented the spa twice. Once for a massage which was excellent The second time was for a facial which was average. When the facial was over my face was bright red and burning. When I asked the therapist what to do she didn't know. It didn't last but my skin was dry for a few days.
I would recommend this hotel to others. Since this hotel is centrally located, it made it convenient to reach anything on the strip. The effifel tower was fun and had an excellent view of the strip at nite.

Having already detailed every horror of my 2 night stay at the Paris in the Forum bearing the above title ("Paris Las Vegas : as stinky as aged Blue Cheese"), I shall now try to be restrained and consise.

In short, my 2 night stay over Xmas '05 was a nightmare - largely due to unhelpful and hostile staff (ie. repeatedly refused staff assistance whilst carrying a heavy luggage load for a mile; being allocated a room with an torture-chamber electrical hum; exchanging that room for one without the already-paid-for ammenties and size, after being threatened by "Security"; being abused by a staff member upon departure). To summarize : at this hotel you will find more hostility than anywhere within France. My advice : avoid at all costs.