Key Takeaways

• Visitors choose Paris Las Vegas for its balcony and fountain-view rooms, but it has so much more to offer
• Paris Las Vegas offers a range of dining experiences, from steak and French cuisine to brunch, cocktails, and rooftop views
• Pool à Paris offers a more relaxed pool scene with Eiffel Tower replica views, food, cabanas, villas, and lounge seating
• Reserve a balcony room at booking, request a higher floor, and note any celebration so staff can account for your preferences (based on availability)

Most visitors know Paris Las Vegas for the Eiffel Tower replica, Strip views, and fountain-facing rooms, but the resort works as more than a photo stop. A stay at Paris Las Vegas can combine Center Strip access, balcony views, French-inspired design, restaurants, casino gaming, and a more relaxed pool scene in one resort. Whether you’re a foodie, headed on a romantic getaway or going to Las Vegas for the first time, it’s a great place to stay.

Why Stay at Paris Las Vegas

Paris Las Vegas works for several kinds of trips, from romantic weekends to dining-focused stays. Of all the hotels on the Strip, Paris Las Vegas has some of the best views you can find. At night, you can watch the action of the Strip from different vantage points, from the top of the Eiffel Tower replica to the balcony rooms to Beer Park.

What you’ll find with dining options at Paris Las Vegas is choice and range. From acclaimed steakhouses to fine French food to casual bites, whatever you’re in the mood for, it’s awaiting you. You can even order food from the resort’s restaurants and have it delivered right to your cabana, perfect for those days you feel like lounging by the pool.

Another reason Paris Las Vegas works well is its Center Strip location, which makes it easier to explore nearby resorts, restaurants, attractions, and views without building the whole trip around transportation.

How to Book a Better View at Paris Las Vegas

If you’re celebrating something, from an anniversary to a birthday, you may want a Strip view for a celebration or champagne toast overlooking the lights and fountains. Paris Las Vegas makes the room view a major part of the stay. Even though the resort is Center Strip, rooms feel like a quiet oasis and retreat from the busy Las Vegas Boulevard.

For a room with standout Strip views, be sure to book a Versailles Balcony. They’re exclusive to the Versailles Tower and have 55-foot overlooks. Want a view of the Eiffel Tower replica and fountain show specifically? Book the Bordeaux Room or Charlemagne Suite for a 180-degree vista.

A balcony room in the Versailles Tower at Paris Las Vegas will give you the best view.

How to Request a Fountain-View Room at Paris Las Vegas

If you really want a certain room type or particular experience, you can always book it directly or ask at check-in for upgrades. Making requests in advance can help the hotel note your preferences, though room views and upgrades depend on availability.

When you check in, avoid the kiosks and beeline right for the desk, where you can get your room keys directly from a staff member. If you’re dreaming of a specific room, ask if you can upgrade. The front desk can check what is available and explain any upgrade options at check-in. Don’t forget to mention what you’re celebrating. Staff will do their best to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.

Rather lock in your upgrade before arriving? Be sure to keep an eye on your email about a week before your trip. You may also receive pre-arrival upgrade offers by email, depending on availability and reservation details. As your check-in date gets closer, the hotel may have a better sense of availability and can show upgrade options when available.

Where to Eat at Paris Las Vegas

Paris Las Vegas gives guests many dining options without leaving the resort. The lineup works for different kinds of trips, from a steakhouse dinner to a romantic French meal, a farmhouse-inspired brunch, or cocktails and small plates in a theatrical setting.

Gordon Ramsay Steak is the modern steakhouse option, with prime cuts, beef Wellington, Japanese A5 Kobe, seasonal dishes, tasting menus, and a British-inspired setting. It’s a good fit for guests who want a lively dinner built around steak, wine, and a bigger night out.

Eiffel Tower Restaurant is the more romantic choice. The restaurant sits more than 100 feet above the Strip and pairs French cuisine with fountain views. Signature dishes can include Foie Gras Torchon, Rack of Lamb, Grand Marnier Soufflé, and Alaskan Wild Black Cod en Papillote. Brunch is available Friday through Sunday with a three-course menu.

For something warm and polished, The Bedford by Martha Stewart brings farmhouse-inspired design and French-influenced cooking to Paris Las Vegas. The restaurant is modeled after Martha Stewart’s 1925 farmhouse and features dishes like lemon risotto, chilled oysters, and Big Martha’s pierogies. You can also book a hands-on pierogi cooking class with the executive chef.

Vanderpump à Paris adds a dramatic lounge-style dining option, with French-inspired design, cocktails, and shareable dishes in a highly styled garden setting. It’s best for guests who want the meal to feel like part of the night out, not just a dinner reservation.

These restaurants make Paris Las Vegas more than a room-with-a-view stay. You can build the trip around steak, French dining, brunch, cocktails, or a special-occasion meal without leaving the resort.

The Relaxed Pool Scene at Paris Las Vegas

There’s no pool like Pool à Paris, where you can gaze upon the Eiffel Tower replica as you bask in the sun and enjoy some much-needed rest and relaxation. Presenting a 2-acre rooftop pool that feels like a French garden, Paris Las Vegas offers lounge chairs, cabana, or villas. It’s a more laid-back pool scene, with quiet, private spaces to relax.

Martha Stewart’s Bedford Villas were designed to elevate the traditional cabana experience, with decor including Stewart's early modeling photos, branded towels and complimentary cookies. That’s on top of the indoor setting, air conditioning, TV, private lounge chairs, and all-day cocktail service. Guests also receive exclusive cocktail vouchers for Martha-Ritas at The Bedford after their day at the pool.

What really sets them apart is the attention to detail throughout the entire experience—from the decor and presentation to the overall atmosphere. Every detail was meant to feel luxurious yet inviting, reflecting Martha's signature approach to hospitality.

Explore Beyond the View at Paris Las Vegas

Paris Las Vegas is known for its Eiffel Tower views, but the resort also works as a Center Strip stay built around dining, balcony rooms, pool time, casino access, and a French-inspired setting.