Came here on a January and loved it.

First off, got the desk and they upgraded us to a suite. What more can you say. You could do cartwheels across the floor for 2 minutes and still not touch anything in the room. The jacuzzi was so relaxing
after a long flight. If we had stayed in the room for the entire period, it would have been glorious.

The brasserie was great- the food tastefully prepared. The staff were
attentive and not overbearing. Very nice balance.

Liked very much the creperie in the morning.

Staff were chilled out and helpful. Casino was relaxing and the bar du sport had a great vibe to it.

Location is great. You can walk nicely to the other big hotels, the Ballagio is across the street.

And they had a lovely bistro...Mon Ami Gabi. Hats off to this place. Real French cooking and lovely attention to detail. A really good dining experience.

Best hotel I stayed in in Vegas.

The hotel was great. When you walked in, the elevators to the hotel were on the left, easy to get to. And there are many elevators, so you're not stuck waiting for one.

The room was great. There was 4 girls (including me).. 2 queen beds, and the bathroom was very roomy for all 4 girls to do makeup. We were provided with lots of towels. The view was great too.

The pool was great as well. They had towels but you have to trade in your room key for it and id (if I remember), and the towels were not soft.. Jaccuzzi was nice, it was a walk from the pool but being private to the side was nice.

Casino was nice. And the stores/restaurants were very very good. I especially enjoyed the buffet, so many foods to choose from.

And don't forget the Eiffel Tower. You have to pay, but it is soo worth it. Great view of the strip, especially at night.

Overall Paris was a great place to stay. I would definitely stay there again, but I would like to explore the other hotels too. This year I'm staying at MGM... :)

We stayed at Paris Las Vegas from 5/10 to 5/15/07. When they lost the reservation 3 times before we got there, that should have warned us, but we stayed anyway.

On Saturday, 5/13/07, my friend and I had spent the day sightseeing. We ate breakfast at the hotel - splitting a croissant and a danish. We then split a salad for lunch at Mandaley Bay. By 9pm, we were hungry and laughingly said, we were not splitting dinner. But, we ended up at Le Cafe at Paris both getting the turkey wrap. She got fries and I got the POTATO SALAD. I woke up at 4am Sunday with horrible food poisoning. It would not stop so we called the medical line. I ended up at the hospital with 3 bags of saline to try and rehydrate me. I called the hotel from the hospital as the security person said that they would send a cab to pick us up.

From my hospital bed, Paris Las Vegas switched me to a number of people (most of them worked at Ballys as they do not have the switchboard down yet). Finally, the Front Desk Manager, who I think is named John, but I was seriously ill in the hospital, so I cannot be sure, and told me that (1) they would NOT send a cab, that it was not their problem and I had to deal with it; (2) if I wanted to stay an extra night (I was so depleted by then that I could barely move) they would charge me $79. I would say they were rude, but when you are lying in a hospital bed AND THEY PUT YOU THERE, I would call that CRUEL. Then, when I got back to the hotel barely able to walk through the lobby, they said we had to change rooms. HAD TO CHANGE ROOMS? I could barely walk! They called, they came to the door, and each time I told them I was too sick to move, I was out of there the next morning, and to please LEAVE ME ALONE.

When we checked out the next morning, they raised the $79 rate for the last night to $103. The last knife in my side. I will be contacting the legal department of their corporation. DO NOT STAY THERE. You are not a "guest" to Paris Las Vegas. You are only $$$ coming in and they do not care at all about you.

We stayed at this hotel Friday to Saturday. The hotel allows for early check in. The downside of this is that there are fewer desk clerks, so you might have to wait in line.
The hotel is in the middle of everything, so it is great if it's the first time you've stayed on the strip.
The room was nice/average. We had a king sized bed with only two pillows. I called down to housekeeping to request more pillows and they were very quick in bringing them up. The view of the Bellagio fountains was very nice.
My biggest complaint about this hotel (and they can't do anything about it) is that to get from the main desk to the hotel elevators, you need to wheel your luggage through a cobblestone area filled with people going to the casino, restaurants and shops. It is very awkward and I found it very unpleasant.