Paris Las Vegas

It's very convenient for me to stay there because it has a great location, great restaurants inside and outside, there's a CVS close to. The atmosphere inside is so great you can't tell if it is night or day outside, mostly is where we play more and win more, they make a really good drinks.

Have always enjoyed my stays at Paris. The chocolate martini at Center Bar is a must. Nobu is a favorite, and I just tried the new brunch at Vanderpumps, I’ll do that again, if just for the beignets. The spa was great, and can’t wait for the new restaurant to open.

Mobile check in did not work causing a long wait in a line at check in after midnight. The TV in my room did not work but maintenance came after I went to sleep so that was again a rough night. A staff member walked into my room while I was eating and mistook it for the room next door. Just seemed to be a comedy of errors. Won’t be back.

Stayed here for 18 nights and couldn't wait to get back home. Had to wait ages to check in due to not enough staff being on the front desk. The room looked clean but on closer inspection under the headboard of the bed it was disgusting. (full of cobwebs and dust) Didn't notice this until the holiday was nearly over looking for something that had dropped under the bed. The shower cubicle was so small - the worst I have ever used. The pillowcases were frayed. The first time I went to open a drawer the handle fell off. The carpet had seen better days and the furniture was all chipped and if you are going to have fancy mirrors in the room make sure they are dusted! Note to new guests you will never be able to speak to front desk because of the queues at the front desk so use the room phones and ask for front desk. For the privilege of all of the above I was charged $20 dollars a night to park (no reduction for length of stay or the fact that I was a hotel quest) and over $900 + resort fee - oh and 14.99 for Wifi that I didn't use. There are so many other hotels on the strip now so choose wisely and don't go in October or November because the strip is at a standstill with the work being done for the Formula 1 race. There is an old saying "All fur coat and no knickers" that describes the Paris hotel.

Nearly 2hrs to check in ! 5 receptionist for 100 plus guests waiting and people arriving at 8pm on flights for F1 busy week. After this wait, a smile and a nice welcome on the receptionist face would have been the minimum no ? Did not get that. I think the person in charge of schedules should be replaced right away ! Can’t wait to leave this place !