Key Takeaways

• Bordeaux Tower at Paris Las Vegas is the best place to stay for convenient access to the resort’s casino, restaurants, sportsbook, and spa
• Versailles Tower at Paris Las Vegas is the best place to stay for larger, upgraded rooms and the resort’s only private, Strip-facing balconies
• Both the Bordeaux and Versailles towers offer views of the Eiffel Tower, while Bordeaux also showcases views of Las Vegas and Southern Nevada’s majestic mountain ranges

Paris Las Vegas has earned its reputation as a must-stay destination not only for its famous recreations of iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe, but also for its location at the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. Rooms at the resort offer unrivaled views of both the Strip and the surrounding beauty of Southern Nevada, but with more than 3,600 rooms spread across 2 distinct hotel towers—Bordeaux and Versailles—choosing the right tower for your Vegas vacation depends on more than just what you want to see out your window.

Here’s how the 2 resort towers compare, so you can make the best choice when booking your stay.

The Difference Between Bordeaux and Versailles Towers

The biggest differences between the Bordeaux and Versailles towers at Paris Las Vegas come down to location, room layout, and what you want out of your Strip stay.

Bordeaux Tower opened with Paris Las Vegas in 1999, and was known as Burgundy Tower until its name was changed in 2024. Staying at the 2,916-room tower puts you in the heart of the resort, just above the action on the casino floor. You have seamless access to gaming, shopping, and Voie Spa; celebrity restaurants like Gordon Ramsay Steak, Vanderpump à Paris, and Nobu; and Eiffel Tower and Strip-facing experiences like Alexxa’s and Mon Ami Gabi.

Versailles Tower is an all-new and unique experience. Once the Jubilee Tower at neighboring Horseshoe Las Vegas, the tower was completely renovated and incorporated into Paris Las Vegas. Its 756 upgraded guest rooms feature contemporary décor and furnishings alongside its standout addition: 38 private, Strip-facing balcony rooms—2 per floor—at the end of its hallways. The 55 sq ft outdoor balconies offer unobstructed, panoramic views of the Strip, with landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Caesars Palace ready to serve as background for your vacation selfies. "The addition of the Versailles Tower has elevated the overall Paris Las Vegas experience," says Ken Ostempowski, SVP and General Manager of Paris Las Vegas. "It's brought new energy to the resort and expanded our ability to welcome more guests, all while preserving the charm and character people love about Paris.”

The Versailles Tower connects to the main Paris Las Vegas resort via an enclosed, climate-controlled pedestrian skybridge. That means getting from the Versailles Tower to the Pool à Paris, for example, could take 7 to 10 minutes.

Bordeaux Tower: Best for Convenience and Resort Access

Bordeaux Tower’s biggest advantage is convenience. If you’re a frequent visitor planning to spend less time in your room and more time on the casino floor or outside on the Strip, this is your pick.

At a glance:

• Best for central resort access
• Standard room size 390 sq ft
• The views include the Las Vegas Strip, Eiffel Tower (on the west side), and the surrounding mountains (on the east side)
• There are no private balconies

Versailles Tower: Best for Balconies, Space, and Seclusion

With more space to spread out, Versailles Tower rooms make for a cozy home-away-from-home during your stay, and there’s built-in privacy as you’re not directly above the casino, nightlife, and restaurants. "Guests are often surprised by how spacious they are, especially compared to many standard rooms on The Strip,” says Ostempowski, who notes that the Versailles balcony rooms are among the most in-demand at the resort.

At a glance:

• Best for larger, newly renovated rooms and private balconies
• Standard room size 445 sq ft
• There are private balconies in 38 Strip-facing rooms

Which Paris Las Vegas Rooms Have the Best Views?

Because the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas has itself become a global landmark, guests often ask about “Eiffel View” when booking their rooms. It’s important to note Eiffel Tower views are different by floor level, room location, and the angle from which you can see the tower.

Bordeaux Tower rooms with Eiffel Tower views face west or “toward the Strip.” This is the most direct perspective, viewable from the main room tower above the casino. Versailles Tower rooms have Eiffel Tower views from another angle, with the widest possible views available on rooms toward the tower’s southwest end and the Strip-facing balconies.

Floor level matters, as well. The higher you go, the wider your view of the Eiffel Tower and Strip will become. If seeing the Eiffel Tower is on your Vegas wish list, book a centrally located “Eiffel View” room at Bordeaux Tower.

If you’re looking for a different perspective, the Versailles Tower has some great options with its balcony rooms. "Visitors who want to feel immersed in the energy of the Las Vegas Strip often prefer the lower and middle floors, while those seeking a quieter experience tend to gravitate toward the higher floors," says Ostempowski. "The balconies offer exceptional views throughout the tower, whether overlooking The Strip, the Pool à Paris or the surrounding resort. It really comes down to the type of experience each guest wants to have."

How to Choose the Right Paris Las Vegas Room

Finding the “best” room for your Strip getaway depends on what matters most to you. Consider these experiences:

For a romantic getaway: Nothing beats having the “Eiffel View” in your background. Choose Bordeaux Tower if you prefer convenient access to the resort. Choose Versailles Tower room near the southwest end if you want more space and privacy.

For a budget-friendly stay: If you're planning to spend more time gaming, dining, and enjoying other activities on the Strip, you'll find the best value with either a standard room in the Bordeaux Tower, or a Versailles Tower pool view room.

For a family stay: Versailles Tower rooms offer more space for a family vacation, with faster street access to popular family attractions like the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat and Twilight Zone by Monster Mini-Golf at Horseshoe Las Vegas.

What to Know When Booking a Room at Paris Las Vegas

Choosing the right room, and the right view, at Paris Las Vegas is only one part of the planning process. If the view matters, book your room directly via Caesars to ensure the right room category. Keep in mind that the perspective of your view can change depending on which direction your room is facing, and how high up it is in the tower. It's a good idea to note any specific preferences when you book vs waiting until check-in.

Versailles Tower is fully part of the Paris Las Vegas experience. The enclosed pedestrian skybridge offers seamless access between the tower and main resort, with convenient street access that makes it easy to get out and explore.