Paris Las Vegas

In a city of over-the-top themed hotels, Paris Las Vegas’s Paris-themed interior is a spectacle in its own category. And that extends from the twilight blue, cloud-filled ceilings found throughout the hotel's interiors to the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower replicas that stand outside. And while it all may prove a bit too much for some travelers, there's a lot to like about the Paris Hotel Las Vegas. It's an exercise in excess, for sure, but since the Paris opened in 1999, the hotel has served as a Vegas landmark. Its gilded lobby has ornate mosaic tile floors, crystal chandeliers, and classic portraits on the walls. The lavish style continues in hallways, meeting spaces (which include a Baroque-style wedding chapel), and even the casino, which features a Moulin Rouge-themed design and Art Nouveau architectural elements.
However, as a massive hotel, guests should expect a constantly busy atmosphere that diminishes the European spell a bit. The electronic reception kiosks help relieve the check-in and checkout processes a bit, but overall, waits can still be frustratingly long, and we spotted people sprawled out waiting all over the place during our visit. Even so, the huge pool -- one of the main social spaces here -- has a serene vibe compared to other party-hard properties on The Strip. It can get crowded in peak season, but most guests come here to relax rather than to party to DJ sessions.
Although the hotel offers a couple of perks for families, most guests here are couples and groups of friends of all ages.

Paris Las Vegas has a convenient central location on The Strip, across the street from the Bellagio’s famed fountains. Some of Paris' rooms have fountain views. There are a number of casinos within a 10-minute walk of the hotel, including Caesar’s Palace. The popular promenade at The LINQ -- which is lined with shops, restaurants, and a giant Ferris wheel -- is also just 10 minutes away on foot. The iconic "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign, located just south of The Strip, takes 10 minutes to reach in a car. Downtown Las Vegas and the hopping Fremont Street Experience are a 15-minute drive from the Paris. Also downtown are the Neon Museum and the Mob Museum. There's a bus stop directly outside of the hotel for travelers who prefer mass transit. McCarran International Airport is about a 10-minute drive from Paris Las Vegas, depending on traffic.

Paris Las Vegas has a total of 2,916 rooms and suites, all housed in a 33-story, Haussmann-style building that towers over The Strip behind the hotel’s stunning Eiffel Tower replica. Following massive overhauls in 2016 and 2019, rooms are elegant and stylish, with ornate Old-World accents such as damask prints and gilded mirrors, plus Art Deco elements in headboards, bedside tables, and consoles. The elegant, subdued gray palette is offset by black accents and pops of red and burgundy in lamps, chairs, and throw pillows. Floors are carpeted in gray quatrefoil patterns. Paris Las Vegas suites have more ornate decor, with eye-catching chandeliers, gold-leaf crown molding, fabric-covered walls, and heavy drapes.
Paris Las Vegas rooms are spacious and bright, with big windows that in some units offer views of the Eiffel Tower and even Bellagio’s fountains across the boulevard. Rooms start at 390 square feet and offer at least a small sitting area with a velvet armchair and an ottoman along with a small work desk with a chair. Suites start at 700 square feet and add living areas with wet bars, plus walk-in closets.
Standard features include flat-screen TVs with cable channels, mini-fridges, irons, ironing boards, iHome docks, and safes. Free local calls and Wi-Fi are included in the property's mandatory resort fee. Coffeemakers and free coffee are provided in suites but not in rooms.
Bathrooms are outfitted with marble vanities, separate showers and half-tubs, magnifying mirrors, and hairdryers. They are looking a little dated, but they’re kept in good shape. Suites add jetted tubs.
Smoking is allowed in some room and suite types.

Paris Las Vegas restaurants range from quick bites to fine dining, and all 14 venues get mostly positive reviews from previous guests. Gordon Ramsay Steak, which is open for dinner, serves up steak and seafood, while Cafe Ile St. Louis serves French and international cuisine. Martorano’s has an Italian menu, and Burger Brasserie Sports Grill offers a sports-bar vibe and scantily clad waitresses. As its name suggests, the Eiffel Tower restaurant is located in the hotel’s replica of the Parisian landmark, and offers fine French cuisine with panoramic views of Bellagio’s fountains. Mon Ami Gabi French restaurant is a popular choice for its reasonable prices and al fresco seating.
What really stands out, though, is the Paris Las Vegas buffet, Le Village. It’s set up like a French village at twilight and surrounded by charming buildings with shuttered windows, stucco and stone accents, and faux trees. Paris Las Vegas breakfast options include La Creperie, JJ’s Boulangerie and Hexx Kitchen and Bar, along with Alexxa’s for brunch. However, the most popular pick is Le Village buffet at Paris Las Vegas, which draws guests and non-guests alike.
Room service is available 24/7 for a fee.
The hotel also has multiple bars throughout the property. The main Paris Las Vegas club is the 22,000-square-foot Chateau Nightclub, located beneath the Eiffel Tower. It hosts popular parties on weekends, as well as DJ sessions and performances. Another nightlife option is Napoleon Lounge, which features shows, live music, and Champagne and cigar menus.

Paris Las Vegas is a giant hotel with almost too many amenities to count, though its Paris-themed sights are perhaps its biggest draw, with visitors from across Vegas flocking here to snap pictures. The Paris Las Vegas Eiffel Tower replica is the main attraction here, along with the Arc de Triomphe, but there are tons of French-themed areas, including a shopping area known as Le Boulevard. The French theme extends to the Paris casino Las Vegas, which feels like Paris at twilight. Stars twinkle overhead, fluted lampposts shimmer, and there’s a Moulin-Rouge gaming area. Smoking is allowed.
The Paris Las Vegas pool is large and surrounded by lounge chairs, cabanas, and villas. The latter two must be rented and offer perks such as indoor and outdoor seating, mini-fridges stocked with drinks and snacks, cocktail service, and flat-screen TVs. There are also two hot tubs, and the vibe in the pool area is far calmer than at Vegas' many party hotels. The pool offers unobstructed views of the 530-foot Eiffel Tower replica.
The Paris Las Vegas spa was renovated in 2019 and offers the standard services, including massages, facials, hair and nail treatments, and salon services. It features 24 treatment rooms, as well as men and women’s relaxation areas, complete with steam rooms, whirlpools, and saunas. The gym is outfitted with treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, weight machines, free weights, and dumbbells.
The hotel has theaters and entertainment as well. Paris Las Vegas shows include adult-oriented performances, live music, musicals, comedians, a circus show, a dueling piano bar, and a fire-themed show. The concierge can assist in car rentals, show tickets, and restaurant reservations. Paris Las Vegas parking options include self- and valet parking, both for a fee.
The property charges a hefty mandatory resort fee, which is common throughout Vegas and includes Wi-Fi access for two devices per room, unlimited local calls, and access to the gym for two guests per room.

The hotel offers over 140,000 square feet of event space, including the ornate Paris Las Vegas wedding chapel, decorated in a decadent Baroque style with gold-leaf cornice moldings, heavy golden drapes, gold-and-crystal chandeliers, and an eye-catching ceiling fresco. For large weddings, the hotel features an 85,204-square-foot pillar-less ballroom, but there are smaller rooms for more intimate parties. Wedding ceremonies and receptions can also be held poolside seasonally for a fee.
Paris Las Vegas offers multiple wedding packages, all of which include flower arrangements, photo and video services, and music. Catering services are optional, as are Elvis impersonators who can officiate the ceremony and perform up to three songs. All packages can be personalized and range from simple, intimate ceremonies to events with hundreds of guests and sit-down receptions.