Bonjour, travelers! Welcome back to our hotel review series. Today we’re taking you on a tour of Paris Las Vegas, a captivating resort that brings the charm of the City of Lights to Sin City. We’ll be evaluating its unique features, dining, pool, rooms, bathrooms, customer service, entertainment and spa. So, let’s embark on our journey!
Paris Las Vegas is a centrally located hotel known for its half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower. The hotel’s atmosphere is certainly immersive, with French-themed interiors and street scenes. However, some guests have noted that the resort can feel a bit dated compared to newer, flashier Vegas resorts.
The hotel’s unique features include the aforementioned Eiffel Tower, a two-thirds size Arc de Triomphe, and the bustling Le Boulevard district with its Parisian streetscape. One potential downside is that while the hotel’s theme is certainly unique, it may feel kitschy or over-the-top to some guests.
From the Eiffel Tower Restaurant to Gordon Ramsay Steak, the dining options at Paris Las Vegas are varied and flavorful. The Mon Ami Gabi French bistro is particularly popular. However, as with many Vegas resorts, prices can be high and wait times long, particularly for the more popular dining spots.
The rooftop pool, Soleil, is set right beneath the Eiffel Tower replica, providing a unique sunbathing backdrop. It offers a relaxing respite from the hustle of the Strip. However, it’s relatively small and can become crowded, and it lacks the extravagant features of some other Vegas pool areas.
Rooms at Paris Las Vegas are cozy, with French-themed decor and custom European furniture. Many guests have praised the comfortable beds. Some negatives, though, are that rooms may feel a little compact and the decor may seem dated to some guests.
Bathrooms at Paris Las Vegas are generally clean and functional, featuring marble counters and separate bathtubs and showers. Some guests, however, have noted that the lighting could be brighter and water pressure stronger.
Paris Las Vegas generally receives good marks for customer service, with guests often commenting on the friendly, helpful staff. But as with any large hotel, there have been occasional complaints about wait times, particularly during peak check-in and check-out periods.
The hotel hosts a variety of entertainment, including the hit show ‘Jersey Boys’ and dueling pianos at Napoleon’s Lounge. However, compared to some of the grander shows at other Vegas venues, the entertainment options here might feel somewhat limited.
Paris Las Vegas boasts a large, bustling casino with a wide variety of table games and slots. It’s praised for its fun atmosphere, particularly the street scenes inside. However, some guests have mentioned that the smoke can get quite heavy, which may be a downside for non-smokers.
The hotel’s spa, Voie Spa & Salon, offers a range of treatments inspired by French sensory experiences. While guests generally report enjoying their spa experiences, it’s worth noting that the spa facilities are less expansive than those at some other Vegas resorts.
To sum up, Paris Las Vegas provides an entertaining, French-themed Vegas experience. It offers a mix of dining, entertainment, and relaxation right on the Strip. If you’re looking for a well-located resort with a strong theme and don’t mind a bit of kitsch, this could be a great choice. However, those preferring modern interiors or sprawling pool areas might wish to look elsewhere.
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