Paris Las Vegas

It is 1:30 in the morning. The bar at the front of the property has been blasting window rattling music since 10 pm. We just asked to move to another room. The front desk told us, it is Friday night in Las Vegas of course it is going to be loud. We are here to run in the race… we need to sleep. When we checked in we specifically asked to not be over the bar, the guy checking us in said it wouldn’t be a problem. He lied, not being able to sleep at a hotel because the bass is rattling the windows is a problem.

This trip was wonderful! The Paris is my favorite but this time they went above and beyond. Fa- at the front desk upgraded my room the last night for my father and I and it was wonderful. This was probably our last trip as father/son as my dad is aging and his health is declining. Fa made that trip special and I’m incredibly grateful that I got that time with my dad. My father raved about the room and was so grateful.

The Versailles Tower rooms are nice, with good views, and nice clean updated furnishings. The casino at Paris is nice and airy, with high ceilings allowing for good ventilation. The staff at Paris is top notch, especially the cashiers and the drink servers!

Stayed here four nights for a conference which was held in the hotel. To start with the positive: The main floor - with hotel check in, restaurants, casino - is beautiful. Made to look like you are walking the streets of Paris. All my interactions with staff were good. I found everyone to be friendly and helpful. The hotel provided most meals for the conference and the food was pretty decent. I opted not to have my room cleaned but interacted once with housekeeping to request clean towels. She was so nice!! My room, on the 7th floor in the Bordeaux tower, was surprisingly very quiet. The negative and sadly…lots of negatives which far outweigh the positives. The hotel gym is only open from 6a to 7p. On East coast time, I’d hoped to hit the gym every day before the conference started at 7a but this wasn’t an option. By the time the conference ended each day, the gym was closed. What hotel of this size (and rating) does this? Unacceptable. No coffee maker in the room. When I inquired, I was told only suites had that amenity. Really? I had to go downstairs each morning and purchase hot water from one of the main floor cafes. Again, not acceptable. Smells: the bathroom water had an unpleasant smell to it and at night, my room smelled like beef (I am a vegetarian). Also some sort of film of dust? all over the bathroom vanity. Glad I had sanitizing wipes with me that I’ve carried since COVID. Finally, the hotel decor on room floors is very dated and the hall carpets were stained, dirty, and faded. But for this conference, I would not stay here again.

We have stayed at many different hotels on the strip, this was our first stay at Paris. Room was nice size with floor to ceiling windows. Windows were a little dirty but did not obstruct our view in any way. We had a view of the high roller & the Sphere that was nice. Room was clean & everything was in working order. Bathroom had nice size shower & nice counter space. Beds were comfortable. There was a desk, chair, couch, beds and dresser in room. There was no refrigerator or coffee maker in room. We were across from Ole Red bar & could hear music until early in the morning which we slept through but could be a problem for some people. Hotel is attached to Horseshoe which was the old Ballys which was nice for more restaurants and an arcade. There is a CVS right next door. This is a great location right across the street from Caesars and Bellagio. This is a nice moderate priced hotel on the strip. We would stay here again.