Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Gina Kaegi

The location of the overall hotel is primo. CAFE Americano is open 24/7 and good food. Although we paid $26 for the best breakfast burrito ever and split it. Potatoes are delicious. Every pastry in the place is atleast $8 each!!! Not sure if you'd pay that in Paris. 😆 Rooms in Versailles tower weren't great we had rm 5418 and it didnt have a fridge and honestly had a little black mold in the showers. The table legs hadn't been dusted near the floor for months. The view of the sphere was cool but little view of strip. Just very plain amenities for $450. Plus the tower walk is too far if you self park in Paris which cost $25 a day. Hope this is helpful. Granted this was F1 weekend.

Maria Stavrinos

Great hotel if you are travelling with kids. We upgraded to a suite in the Versailles Tower which was absolutely AMAZING for the price. Everything was nice and clean and the suite itself was very comfortable. Downstairs there were many family friendly food options and we particularly enjoyed Cafe Americano and the little crepe shop opposite Benny’s Burgers. The location of the hotel on the strip was great too. Overall a great experience for us and our little toddler.

Jason N

For my money Paris one of the most underrated resorts in Vegas. From the moment you walk in, the vibe is warm, romantic, and surprisingly relaxed compared to some of the louder mega-resorts. The theming is classic without feeling dated, and the entire property is incredibly easy to navigate. The location is unbeatable — you’re right in the heart of the Strip, steps from Bellagio, Horseshoe, Planet Hollywood, and a short walk to Caesars, Cosmopolitan, and the LINQ. Our room was clean, comfortable, and had great views of the Eiffel Tower and fountains. The casino has a fun, lively energy but never feels overwhelming. Staff was friendly everywhere we went. We had breakfast at Mon Ami Gabi on the patio (highly recommend for people-watching), and grabbed drinks at Alexxa’s and Beer Park overlooking the Strip — some of the best casual dining views in Vegas. What really stands out here is the overall experience-to-value ratio. You get a central Strip location, solid rooms, great restaurants, and a classic Vegas atmosphere without paying luxury-hotel prices. For anyone who wants a memorable Vegas trip without the chaos or pretension, Paris is a perfect home base. If you’ve overlooked Paris in the past, give it a try — it might end up being your favorite stop on the Strip too.

Good morning Good

I recently stayed at The Grand Meridian Hotel and was truly impressed by every aspect of my experience. From the moment I arrived, the staff made me feel welcome with warm smiles and efficient service. The check-in process was smooth, and my luggage was taken care of immediately. The room was spacious, elegantly decorated, and equipped with all modern amenities — a comfortable king-sized bed, a marble bathroom, and a stunning city view. Housekeeping maintained the room perfectly throughout my stay. The dining experience was exceptional. Breakfast offered a wide variety of international and local dishes, all beautifully presented and delicious. The fine-dining restaurant, La Terrasse, was a highlight, with impeccable service and a sophisticated atmosphere. The facilities were top-notch — the infinity pool, spa, and fitness center were all world-class. The spa treatment I received was relaxing and professional, leaving me refreshed and rejuvenated. What stood out most was the attention to detail and personalized service. Every staff member seemed genuinely committed to ensuring guests had a memorable stay. Overall, The Grand Meridian Hotel exceeded my expectations in ever

neta gafni

We stayed at the Paris Hotel in the newly renovated Versailles Tower. We booked a “Strip View” room and could see The Sphere from our window the entire time, which was really nice. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and we stayed for five nights at a very reasonable price compared to other hotels nearby. A few tips for future guests: To reach the Versailles Tower rooms you need to check in at the Horseshoe Hotel entrance, since the tower is connected through there — this saves a lot of walking. The room doesn’t come with a coffee maker or a mini fridge, so we bought a small electric kettle (about $20 at Walgreens) and coffee separately. There’s a CVS right under the hotel and a Target and Walgreens just a short walk away. This was much more convenient (and cheaper) than paying $8–$9 for coffee at the bar downstairs. Also, don’t touch the snacks in the room, as even moving them will automatically charge you. Another nice perk: the hotel has a brunch at the Flavourtown restaurant, located near the casino, for about $20 per person. It’s all-you-can-eat from 8 AM to 2 PM, which is a great value. The location is fantastic — right across from the Bellagio and the Cosmopolitan, with everything either in the hotel itself or just a short walk away. Overall, a great stay and definitely recommended.