|
Paris Hotel Las Vegas  |
|
Address: 3655 Las Vegas Blvd S Las Vegas, Nevada 89109 USA |
|
| Opulent style, fine craftsmanship, and authentic details elevate Paris Las Vegas Hotel far above the ordinary. The elegant hotel tower has 2,916 spacious guestrooms with 295 opulent suites. Sumptuous fabrics, custom European furniture, and luxurious marble bathrooms make each guestroom and suite a sophisticated private retreat. The marble bathrooms are spacious and feature a separate bathtub and shower. For further relaxation there is the full service Mandara Spa, as well as a relaxing pool area. Paris Hotel Casino Las Vegas offers shopping at over a dozen upscale shops and boutiques, plus a choice of fine dining at 9 different French-inspired restaurants with 9 different cuisines. Nightly entertainment is available at 6 loungers and bars. | |
Standard room |
|
 |
Custom European furniture, rich fabrics, and warm decorations give these rooms a distinctive French feel. The speakerphone, voice mail, video-on-demand, and in-room safe provide the convenience you deserve. The immaculate, marble bathroom features both a bathtub and a stand-alone shower. Available with one king-size bed or two queens.
FEATURES: |
| Suite LeMans | |
 |
Style and space. In addition to Paris Hotel in Las Vegas signature European decor, the Suite LeMans provides a separate seating area with a couch, chairs, and a coffee table - giving you 760 square feet for business or pleasure. The built-in wet bar with sink and refrigerator adds to your in-room convenience. The refined, marble bathroom has been built for two, with bidet, dual sinks, and a bathtub.
FEATURES: |
| Suite Calais | |
 |
With 935 square feet, the Suite Calais maximizes more than your living area, it maximizes your convenience. Offering separate, sophisticated dining and seating parlors, as well as a Master Bedroom with individual his and her baths, a stay in the Suite Calais delivers comfort and versatility. All of the modern amenities (fax machine, whirlpool tub, and more) have been tastefully integrated into the charming French decor.
FEATURES: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Reviews |
|
"Great Time" | |
I had an amazing time at the hotel. The service was amazing. The food wasn't great at the place, but the rooms were perfect. As read, I requested to be upgraded to a P room; with a view of the strip and they did so. I guess a P room would be a corner room, because it was a lot larger than some of the open rooms that we saw. The cleaning people did a great job. The environment was great inside. November 29, 2005 |
|
"Je ta'ime Paris!" | |
My husband and I checked into the Paris after attending a business convention. We were wary since having such a poor experience at Cesars Palace. Our fears turned out to be unfounded. From the moment we arrived at the Paris, we fell in love with the place! Warm and inviting with just enough "theming" to keep things interesting, we had the time of our lives! We asked about upgrades upon check-in and were given one of the coveted "P" rooms (LeMans Suite). The room was clean, spacious with a bathroom larger than most of our own home! Nice two person shower and oversized tub. We didn't have the best view, but the room more than made up for it. We dined at several of the properties restaurants (thanks to nice discount coupons at check-in). Ah Sin was a nice experience, romantic with a view of the Bellagio fountains. We also enjoyed Le Providence, the St. Louis Cafe and especially the Village Market buffet. (So much to choose from!) We got a kick out of the daily "Bonjours!" from the accomodating and friendly staff. The resort shares amenities with Bally's and we very much enjoyed the classic "Jubilee" show. I highly recommend the Paris for those looking for a more "romantic" Vegas experience. June 13, 2005 |
"Very nice experience." |
We loved the Paris. Quick check in, wonderful rooms. Loose slots in our opinion. We had four travelling with our group and we all won big. Don't bother with any of the restaurants. Lines are always long and food is average. Paris is connected to Bally's where we also enjoyed the slots. Not as loose but still fun. No lines at Bally's for food and it was much better. Would stay here again but probably not on the weekend. Stayed at Treasure Island the weekend before. Enjoyed the Paris much more and rooms were cheaper. June 8, 2005 |
"A great place to stay!!" |
|
We've spent Christmas in Las Vegas every year for the past 5 years, and have stayed at the Paris Las Vegas every time. Also we go there at least 2 more times per year, we take mini vacations during the year, and Vegas is just 4 to 4:30 hours driving time from home. We always tried to stay at The Paris with a few exceptions when trying a new hotel, but always going back to Paris Las Vegas. I can't complain about the hotel at all, very clean rooms, excellent room service, the hotel is great for families, has good shops, a great bakery for that morning coffee and baguette in case you are not that hungry for the buffet, a very nice spa, also is walking distance to the best of Vegas, including the best shows, and the best restaurants. Great shopping across the street at the Bellagio, and The Forum Shops at Caesar's Palace. For every year I can say something good, and maybe a small complaint, but nothing that will make us not go back to Paris Las Vegas. I should not forget to mention the great view of the Bellagio Fountains!! ***This past Christmas 2003, we stayed for 4 nights, 12/24 to 12/28, and again we had a very good time, starting at registration even that we arrived late, the service that we received from ANTONIO at the registration desk couldn't have been better, a great smile, a nice greeting, and the way he tried his best to help us. After waiting in line to register for almost an hour, the way we were treated made us forget the waiting in line, Thanks so much ANTONIO, we really enjoyed the accommodations, and we had a great Christmas once again in Paris Las Vegas. I have to say that we don t gamble more than the usually 20 to 50 dollars total when passing by the slot machines, we go to Vegas for the shows, the good restaurants and the shopping, and also the great accommodations at the Paris. I do recommend this hotel!! January 4, 2004 |
|
"GREAT EXPERIENCE this hotel" |
|
We arrived on Thanksgiving night at midnight and asked if we could get adjoining rooms or at least both rooms on the same floor. They told us right away that they could not do this but would check for better rooms. Only after a few minutes she came up with one big room (approx. 750sq ft) on the 33rd floor (top of the hotel) looking towards the north strip and a one-room suite (14th floor) viewing the tower and fountains. FANTASTIC ROOMS. We had rooms that ended with a letter "P'. We ate at the cafe, buffet and the street crepes station; all were great. Middle of the strip. Shopping was great next door at Aladdin (not expensive). Slots were tight; had a few good runs on blackjack and pai gow poker. While waiting for our car at valet, I left a couple of bags of Christmas present on a bench. We didn't realized until two days later. We called the hotel, and they had found the packages and they sent it to us. Best of all, THEY paid for the shipping. Customer service. My family has no problem staying here again. December 16, 2003 |