The pool deck and surrounding area cover a sweet two acres that are fashioned after a Parisian garden. We had a room toward the end of a hall, something I would recommend, and hallway noise from other guests was minimal.Īlthough the pool was closed when we were there, it was still a little too chilly to be lounging outside, the Soleil pool is located underneath the hotel’s Eiffel Tower. The room was big enough to lounge and work in without feeling like we were always running into one another.

The bathroom is spacious with a separate tub and shower stall.Īmenities include a refrigerator, coffee maker, ample plug-ins with USB options, flat-screen with on-demand movies, and wi-fi.

Red Rooms incorporate a European-chic style with a sophisticated feel, and the puckered lips-shaped sofa added a little bit of French kitsch. We were in one of the Red Rooms, an upgrade from the basic entry-level room (called the Classic) and located on the higher floors. Our decision to stay at Paris was made because of the convenience and affordability of the monorail to the convention center because there was no way we wanted to deal with cabs or Uber on the Strip.Ĭhecking in at an off-peak time meant the process went quickly and we headed to the room and called to have our bags sent up. We were in Las Vegas to attend a trade show, so we dropped out bags off with the bellman out front, and headed for the promenade that connects to Paris’ sister property, Bally’s, and then to the Las Vegas Monorail station located at the back of the property. To the right is the brightly-lit reception area where, depending on the time of day, the check-in line snakes Disney-style throughout the lobby and back to the door. Straight ahead are the legs of the Eiffel Tower, interspersed among restaurants and blackjack tables. Step inside, though, and it’s a crazy combination of French-themed decor and the beeping of slot machines and the frenetic energy of a Las Vegas casino. The front of the hotel looks like the Palais Garnier, the opera house made famous in Phantom of the Opera.

With a half-scale Eiffel Tower, a neon sign in the shape of the Montgolfier hot air balloon, and versions of the Arc de Triomphe and La Fontaine des Mers, the 2,900+ room Paris Las Vegas hotel makes quite an impression on the Las Vegas Strip.

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