PARIS LAS VEGAS HOTEL & CASINO

had a king bed room reserved and upon our late 1045pm arrival I was told they only had one king room left in the whole hotel and it would be in a handicapped room. I asked which side of the hotel the room was on if it had a view of the strip or pool and was told it was in the V away from the pool and tower. But if I wanted to pay $65 more a night I could switch to the other side of the building again because they were so full. This was a Tuesday night thru Friday departure or 24-17Jan 2020 off season and the parking lot was 2/3 empty and about half the gambling tables were empty so the hotel was in no way full or close to capacity. The resort fee of $42 a night apparently is for 2 WiFi connections as well as the gym. The pool and jacuzzi were both closed for repairs. An attendant did check with the other 7 Caesars properties to see if we could use one of them and he was told all were closed for the season. My HOA heats our pool and jacuzzi all year round and it is not a multi million dollar hotel with around 3,000 rooms and resort fees of $126,000 a night at full capacity that they could use to heat the jacuzzi. We were offered a $10 meal voucher if we opted out of maid service. The handicapped bed was very low to the ground and the mattress was either worn out or extra soft and the type that results in a swayback if you sleep in your stomach. No coffee maker or microwave in the room. We don’t spend a lot of time in the room so this was not a big deal. But if we had just wanted to relax in bed and look out the window it might have been a negative issue. I love the property and have stayed there before. The resort fee is the biggest fraud forced on the industry and its patrons.

The streets of Paris are what you walk through from the parking garage to the Casino. There are plenty of places to eat and browse through. Quite an enjoyable place to see and play at in Las Vegas. A clean establishment. If you want, you can eat outside at Mon Ami Gabby and watch the strip area.

We spent another wonderful weekend in Vegas in January 2020. without a doubt Paris Resorts is our favorite place to stay and gamble. Rooms are beautiful especially the view!! Paris is located in the middle of the strip so it makes it easy to go any where. Highly recommend

Another couple and we have been enjoying Paris Hotel for their hospitality and amenities for over 10 years. We'frequent the restaurants and shops and relish the gaming and fun in their casino. Always an exciting and memorable experience and stay in the luxurious rooms and facilities.

My husband and I stayed here for 3 nights while he attended CES. We had a wheelchair accessible room which was large and roomy. There is a safe, a mini fridge and the basics like an ironing board and toiletries. Housekeeping made up our rooms quickly although the toiletries were not replenished on the 2nd day.Free wi-fi is only good for 2 devices, then they want to charge you $14.95 per day per device!! That's just crazy. Between my husband and me we had 2 cellphones, an iPad and a laptop, so we only connected 2 of them. Certainly not paying $14.95 a day for wi-fi. So I just used my data but reception is poor in the rooms.The bed was comfortable, the window big and let in a lot of light, but we were facing the back of the hotel, so no view. There were lots of drawers in the room to unpack and lots of outlets and USB ports.The door was really heavy, too heavy for a wheelchair accessible room. I had problems opening it and keeping it open, someone in a wheelchair just can't do it.I didn't hear any noise at night, it was very quiet. BUT every morning I could hear the person in the room next to me coughing and spitting and hacking (I'm assuming in the bathroom). It was really gros sounding. So I think maybe the rooms could be noisy if you had a noisy neighbour.Prices for the hotel were really expensive, I guess because of the CES convention. Over $500 a night for 2 nights, then the final night went down to a reasonable $130 or so. What is NOT reasonable is the $45 "resort fee" that they charge you on top of that. They say the resort fee covers wi-fi (but only for 2 devices!!) and the pool/fitness area (which we did not even use). I think most strip hotels charge a resort fee but you might want to find one that charges less.We were actually supposed to stay 4 nights but missed a connecting flight because of a snowstorm. Their webpage says you need to give 72 hours notice of cancellation or you'll be charged but when we missed our flight we called and they did not charge us for the first night which was great.I really like the location of the Paris hotel - right in the middle of the strip. I would stay here again if the prices were lower.Lots of restaurants and shops downstairs but they are all really expensive. We did not gamble so no comment on the casino, although I took pics of everything and it's nice to walk around and browse.My husband went to a business lunch at the Eiffel Tower restaurant and he said it was the best hamburger he has ever had in his life (it cost $22). He eats burgers at lots of restaurants so it must have been good.