Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

Cat Evans

A great option if you are looking for a centrally located hotel with a good bang for your buck on the Vegas strip. I went the week before F1 and paid $250 a night for Bordeaux Eiffel View Room (no balcony). The first room I was assigned did not have the Eiffel tower visible from the bed so I asked the front desk if they could move me...I really wanted to go to sleep and wake up with the view... and they were very accommodating which is why I gave 5 stars for service. Room 2313 gave a nice view of the tower and the Bellagio fountains. Also the service of their AI text bot was extremely helpful when it came to asking questions, checking in and out and making reservations. I gave the rooms 3 stars because i really wish the windows were cleaner to capture the views better and the room was a bit musty smelling. I also wished they had a coffee station or microwave. They did have a mini fridge and there is a CVS store within walking distance so I was able.to get snacks and drinks for a lot less money and keep them in my room. The bathroom had a spacious separate shower and really nice soaking tub. I found the tub to be a perfect evening ritual after all the daily walking I did. They do not offer robes in the room. I would stay here again based on the price, service and location.

Greg C

We paid extra for a room with an Eiffel Tower view and we really enjoyed day and night watching the Eiffel Tower and the fountain show of the Bellagio. There was a sandstorm few days before so the windows were bit dirty, but we can't expect the staff to clean the windows every weeks. ++ Location is the BEST from a walking distance to any good spots. ++ Paris Theme is also the BEST comparable to the Luxor/Egypte or Vénitien/Italy, we really enjoyed the indoor and outdoor decorations. After all they built an impressive 540ft Eiffel Tower (1/2 size the real one), it will cost you far more to sleep in an hotel in France with a similar view. Rooms are bit dated with remodeled furnitures and really spacious bathroom with a jacuzzi bath plus a shower... everything is clean, but looks old fashioned ++ Mattress, bed sheets and pillows were very comfortable Small fridge but no coffee machine and no microwave in the room... new trends in Vegas hotels to force you to eat in their expensive restaurants Employees are smiling and friendly but you can tell that a customer spending over $250/night is not their priority. Bottom line Vegas is becoming too expensive destination and if you are not ready to blow $2-3k for a long week-end (transport excluded), you can eat sandwiches at CVS or at the nearby fastfood. Tips: there is a great Kebab and Ramen restaurants at the corner. If you are just looking for a comfortable bed to rest after partying gamble and eat to the restaurants pay for the room without view and it will be worth it If you stay at the Bordeaux Tower, the self parking is also very convenient with lots of spots including in/out privileges for $20/day which is pretty reasonable for such a busy location. Safety-wise we didn't hang out after 11pm but we really felt super safe inside and outside, no drunk fighting, no pickpockets, we were really impressed

Shah bhumi

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great First-Time Stay at Paris Las Vegas This was our first visit to Las Vegas, and we stayed at Paris Las Vegas Hotel for two nights. The city itself is vibrant and creative, and Paris Las Vegas truly feels more like a luxury mall than just a hotel, with everything available inside. The hotel is huge (around 4,000 rooms, ~40 floors) but very well managed. It has 8 fast elevators, so even with rooms on the 11th, 12th, and 16th floors, we never had to wait long and moving up and down was very easy. We booked using Diamond membership, so we received free valet and extra benefits. Luggage service and staff were polite and helpful. The calling system for room service/front desk was very organized with multiple options. Our rooms were royal, clean, and comfortable. From our room, we could see the Eiffel Tower, Bellagio Casino, Bellagio fountains, and the hotel’s large pool (not in use due to winter). The 12th-floor view was the best. The location is excellent, right in the center of the Strip. Everything about the stay was smooth and pleasant. One thing to note: due to Christmas crowds, valet pickup took longer, so plan extra time. Also, casino table minimums were high ($25–$50, sometimes $15); we had to visit other casinos for lower bets. Overall, a great experience for first-time visitors. Would definitely recommend Paris Las Vegas for its location, views, service, and smooth management.

Sami Ullah

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.

bee Eff

This was a top notch hotel not that long ago. It is definitely showing its age. The room was fine/nice except for the white cube fridge which is more at home in a dorm than a good hotel. Also, the bathroom is good except for the missing shampoo and body wash dispensers in the shower. Don't worry, the conditioner was still there. The employees are all very nice and helpful, if you can find one. No concierge, no bellmen. Got a question? Best bet, go outside and ask over of the very helpful valetsm