Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

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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

Ellery Howarth

Not great for a few notable reasons. To start, Our room had red stains on the walls and some stains on the sheets. Really jumped right in with a general sense of uncleanliness. Our room’s deadbolt didn’t work which could potentially explain said stains, but we chose to believe it was the hotel’s attempt at Halloween decor (kudos Paris hotel for embracing spooky season). Next up: The pillows were sized for toddlers - I’ve never seen sleep pillows that small outside of a child’s crib. We stayed at the Paris last year and had normal pillows, so I’m not sure if for budgetary reasons they made the decision to cut every pillow in half, or what’s going on there. Comfortable pillows and unstained sheets feel like pretty simple ways to keep guests content, but the hotel fell flat on both. Worse than those things though was the elevator situation. I understand we were there during a busy weekend, but it would have been easier to get backstage passes to meet Taylor Swift at the Eras tour than it was to get an elevator down from your floor. I think 10 minutes was the shortest amount of time we ever waited. On the day of our checkout, after waiting for 30 minutes to no avail we decided to take the stairs down from the 11th floor, suitcases in hand. The stairwells looked like they had seen some Vegas sights, and were worse for the wear, but we made it out alive. I’m convinced otherwise we’d still be waiting for that elevator 10 hours later.

Will

We've stayed at the Paris a couple of times and have an upcoming trip next month. The mid-strip location is excellent. The rooms are decent. We found the beds to be comfortable and the rooms were clean. Caesars makes it pretty easy to get to other properties nearby and you can get to the Horseshoe two different ways without going outdoor at all. I found the slots to be fairly lose at times. The food options are OK, and if you get a high floor strip facing room, the views can be quite good. Compared to comparable properties, the Paris is a decent value in Las Vegas currently.

Blossom McCoy

Great location, but disappointing overall experience We stayed in Room 5518 at the Paris Hotel Las Vegas. Check-in was smooth — our party had six rooms, and thankfully there was no line when we arrived. The room itself was clean, comfortable, and had a fun view of the Sphere and High Roller. The bed was cozy and housekeeping did a nice job. Unfortunately, the noise level was a big issue — we could hear loud music, sirens, hallway noise around 1 a.m., and street sounds well into the night. Since we arrived late, we ordered room service: the Bobby Flay blue cheese burger, onion rings, and two sodas — about $60 total. It was fine, but definitely not worth the price. We tried to visit the Eiffel Tower attraction Friday night, but it was closed due to wind and rain. We came back Saturday at 11 a.m., and it was still closed. We also hoped to relax by the pool before checkout, but security didn’t allow rolling luggage inside (something concierge never mentioned when I called ahead). To make things worse, the Versailles Tower elevator to the pool was out of service, so we had to walk across the casino — twice — before finally finding a third route. After 40 minutes of walking, we were turned away because of the luggage rule. The location is fantastic, but between the noise, elevator issues, Eiffel Tower closure, and pool access problem, the experience just wasn’t worth it. Sadly, I don’t think I’d stay here again.

Todd Bowman

Service was below par which I find to be the case these days at most Caesars property. Multiple room issues, overcharges to account, high dining prices including $7.99 for a small water or a machine made croissant. These corporations haven't figured out that overpricing ruins the experience and customers will stay away. The property was fairly clean and has a great location. The gambling odds are some of the worst on the strip. Triple 0 roulette, bad VP machines, tight slots. Little to no selection of slots over standard Huff & Puff, Buffalo etc. No major jackpot WAP progressive machines other than Wheel of Fortune. Not really anything exciting in the casino. The location and decor is all it really has to offer. The Bedford by Martha Stewart & Vanderpump are excellent choices but the prices are extremely expensive. The windows are disgusting and filthy as indicated in the photos. Doesn't appear to have been cleaned in a very long time. Buyer beware is the best I can say.