Paris Hotel Las Vegas: Complete Guide In 2024 (2024)

Classic Rooms

If you don’t need a fancy room (or don’t want to splurge on one) but still want to stay in Paris Las Vegas, the Classic room is for you. It’s 390 sq ft and offers warmth, luxury touches, and all the standard hotel room amenities (free wifi, air conditioning, room safe, etc) plus a few extras.

Burgundy Room 1 King or Burgundy Room 2 Queen (Non-Smoking)

The Burgundy room is among the most popular at the Paris Las Vegas. The rooms are bright and airy, spacious, with modern French-inspired decor. The marble bathroom and window seating to take in the view tie the room together.

Red Room

The Red Room offers a different vibe than the other rooms at Paris Las Vegas. We’d definitely say this room sets a more sensual tone for your stay, with deeper hues and bold shades of red throughout. It’s not a huge room – only 390 sq ft, but it’s perfect for a couple looking for a Las Vegas getaway. These are also available on higher floors for an even more incredible view.

Versailles Room (1 King Non-Smoking)

The Versailles Room is a little larger than the others, measuring 450 sq ft. What we love about this hotel room is the beautiful style throughout. A modern but elegant sofa sits next to the window, with the Strip view in the background. Plush bedding, a stylish desk area, a marble bathroom, and comfort amenities make the Versailles Room a favorite.

Versailles Executive Suite (1 King Non-Smoking)

The Versailles Suite has everything you need for your stay at Paris Las Vegas. It’s stylish, measures 769 sq ft, and offers a desk, small dining area, refrigerator, lounging sofa, marble bath with deep-soaking tub, and more.

Burgundy Executive Suite King or Queen (Non-Smoking)

Guests can choose between a 1 king bedroom or 2 queen-bed configurations with this suite. We think this suite offers a bit of a Mediterranean feel with pops of blue and yellow among a clean, neutral, and light background. Separate living and sleeping areas offer privacy, and the whirlpool tub is perfect for relaxing.

Classic Suite

The Classic Suite is 790 sq ft of elegantly designed space with clean lines and sophisticated touches throughout. The marble bathroom and spa tub are beautiful, and specific rooms also offer separate dressing areas for added privacy.

Magnifique Suite

The Magnifique Suite is one of the newly renovated suites at Paris Las Vegas. This suite measures 1000 sq ft and offers a separate sleeping area, wet bar, in-room safe, flat screen tv, and amenities to make your stay more comfortable and enjoyable.

St Tropez Suite

Another newly renovated suite at Paris Las Vegas, the St. Tropez Suite, is one of the more elegant and beautifully decorated suites we’ve seen at the hotel. We love the extra touches, like the deep-set windows, chandeliers, and custom decorative touches throughout.

Charlemagne Suite

Bold and modern, we think the Charlemagne Suite offers more personality than some of the others at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel. Hues of blue, purple, and pink are a nice offset to the otherwise neutral decor. This suite features a wet bar, a separate living area, a master bedroom, and a spa-style tub.

Napoleon Suite

The Napoleon Suite is nothing short of decadent. This three-bedroom suite features fabric-covered walls, gilded accents, a baby grand piano, and FIVE bathrooms! This is an ideal suite for those of you out there who love luxury and entertaining.

Fine Dining

• Eiffel Tower Restaurant – Arguably one of the most romantic restaurants, the Eiffel Tower Restaurant invites you for an intimate meal of French cuisine from more than 100 ft above the Las Vegas Strip with a beautiful view of the Bellagio fountains to compliment the experience.
• Vanderpump A Paris – Vanderpump A Paris is a sensual restaurant with velvet booths and a decadent menu. This is a wonderful spot for date night, and we’re especially fond of the dessert menu.
• Gordon Ramsay Steak – Gordon Ramsay brings his take on a traditional steakhouse to Paris, Las Vegas. Treat yourself to Japanese Wagyu or try Gordan Ramsay’s signature dish – his Beef Wellington.
• Mon Ami Gabi – This classically French restaurant is ideal for enjoying breakfast, lunch, or dinner. We especially love outdoor dining for people-watching.
• Nobu – Nobu is an incredible experience from the moment you walk through the door. This intimate restaurant offers award-winning Japanese cuisine that includes cold dishes, hot dishes, tempura, sushi, sashimi, Japanese A5 Wagyu, and more.

Casual Dining

• The Bedford by Martha Steward – Of course, Martha Stewart’s restaurant is a replica of her farmhouse, with a menu that might make you feel like you’re attending a dinner party presented by Martha Stewart herself.
• Bobby’s Burgers – You know Bobby Flay as one of the most popular celebrity chefs. You can taste the level of his burger game for yourself at the casual Bobby’s Burger.
• Brioche by Guy Savoy – Brioche by Guy Savoy is the place to go in Paris Las Vegas when you’re craving a deliciously fresh French pastry. Get your gran-and-go favorites from this accomplished Michelin Star chef.
• Cafe Americano – Cafe Americano is open 24 hours a day at Paris Las Vegas, so you can enjoy your favorites any time of the day and night. Cafe Americano offers one of our favorite breakfast menus at Paris Las Vegas.
• Alexxa’s – This restaurant is known for its elevated American cuisine, plus fabulous patio seating and delicious co*cktails. Alexxa’s is perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
• Cafe Belle Madeleine – Enjoy a coffee or tea, along with a pastry, at this French-inspired cafe, complete with cobblestone streets that lead you to the entrance.
• JJ Boulangerie – You crave an espresso and flaky croissant while your companion insists on a pepperoni pizza? You can get both at JJ Boulangerie, a quaint French-style cafe that serves up a variety of casual cuisine.
• Beer Park – Sports bar lovers give high praise to Beer Park. It’s one of the best rooftop bars in Las Vegas, with lots of screens, outdoor games, and a crave-worthy menu.
• La Creperie – Authentic French crepes? Yes, please! La Creperie offers all your favorites, from sweet to savory, at their walk-up counter.

You’ve had dinner, and you’re dressed in your best. What should you do now? Check out one of the great bars and clubs at the Paris in Las Vegas!

• Cheri Rooftop(formerly Chateau Nightclub)
• Le Cabaret Lounge
• Le Central Bar
• Gustav’s Las Vegas Bar
• Vanderpump A Paris
• Alexxa’s Bar
• Montecristo Cigar Bar

Eiffel Tower Experience

The half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower that sits outside of the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is one of the most famous landmarks in the city. If you haven’t previously thought of Las Vegas as a romantic city, you might change your mind after viewing it from 45 stories up in the air from the Eiffel Tower observation deck.

You can enjoy the Eiffel Tower Experience daily from 5 pm until midnight, and guests are invited to enjoy the view for as long as they please. However, we strongly recommend waiting until sunset or later so that you get a gorgeous view of the sky at sunset or a view of Las Vegas lit up at night. Ticket prices for the Eiffel Tower Experience start at $24.50 per person.

Guests of the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino are welcome to enjoy what we think is a beautiful pool complex at the hotel. The pool complex measures a full two acres, but what really makes it stand out from other pools in the city is that the rooftop pool sits basically right next to the Eiffel Tower, so swimming or lounging poolside comes with an amazing view!

The pool at Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is free for all guests. However, there is a limit of four guests per room key. If you have more than four people staying in your room or suite, contact the front desk for extra passes. Food and drink are available at the pool. Food can be ordered from Paris Las Vegas restaurants via the Caesars Eats app.

Cabanas & Daybeds

Reserving a cabana or daybed can definitely elevate your experience at the Paris Las Vegas pool. If you’re just going to spend a short amount of time at the pool to do a little sunbathing or go for a quick swim, a cabana or daybed isn’t necessary. However, if you plan on making a day of it, we think it’s a nice splurge, as long as it fits in your budget (they aren’t cheap to reserve). Prices for daybeds, cabanas, and villas vary depending on the day. On a slow day, you might be able to reserve a cabana for $250, but on a premium day, you can expect the cost to be closer to $1000.

We think that if you’re staying at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino that you should indulge and treat yourself to a super relaxing spa treatment. The Voie Spa at Paris Las Vegas is a 25,000 sq ft facility that’s completely dedicated to relaxation.

We’ve enjoyed treatments ranging from spas and facials to CBD treatments and more. If you can’t decide on just one treatment, you can indulge yourself with a spa package. There are currently two different packages available, offering full head-to-toe relaxation and pampering.

Guests can also purchase a spa day pass that includes access to the steam room, sauna, and lounge room with complimentary refreshments. The Spa at Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is open daily from 9 am until 6 pm.

Fitness Center

If you’re worried about keeping up with your regular fitness routine while in Las Vegas, don’t worry because most hotels, including Paris, offer a fitness center on-site. We found there to be a good variety and a number of machines, so there’s typically not a long wait to get on the machine of your choice. The fitness center is open daily from 7 am until 5 pm. Our one complaint is that the facility isn’t open later in the evening.

The casino at Paris Las Vegas ranks among the best in Sin City. Considering that the team behind the Paris casino is the same that’s behind the casino at Caesars Palace, it’s no surprise that it’s one of the best.

The casino features all your favorites, including more than 1,700 slots and 130 table games, like blackjack, roulette, craps, and several styles of poker. The casino is open 24 hours a day because Las Vegas gaming fun never sleeps.

Caesars Race & Sports Book at Paris Hotel and Casino

Paris Las Vegas offers a newly renovated, 3,000 sq ft race and sports book for those of you that prefer to place bets on the big game rather than sit at a slot machine. Overall, there are 1,200 sq ft of screens for every race and game that you place your bets on. The Race & Sports Book at Paris Las Vegas is open daily from 8 am until midnight.

Check-In & Check-Out Times

Check-in time at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is 4 pm, while check-out time is 11 am. Like all Caesars properties, Paris Las Vegas does offer guests express check-in with their self-check-in kiosks (which can also be used for self-check-out). While early check-in and late check-out are not guaranteed, it’s something that’s an option based on availability. However, there is a moderate fee assessed for both.

Pet Policy

Pets are welcome at Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, although there are some limitations. By “pets,” the hotel means dogs – cats aren’t allowed under the pet policy. There is a two-dog limit, and each dog must not weigh more than 50 lbs. There is a pet fee of $85 per pet per night, plus a refundable incidentals deposit. Service animals may be excluded from the pet fee, but make sure you let the hotel staff at the front desk know that your companion is a service animal and not a household pet.

Smoking Policy

Smoking is allowed at Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, but the options are very limited. The hotel has drastically reduced the number of smoking rooms and suites available, and last we knew, the only smoking accommodation offered is the St Tropez Suite, which doesn’t come with a cheap price tag. There are also areas around the property where smoking is permitted, including certain areas of the casino floor.

Resort Fee

Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino charges a daily resort fee of $45. This fee covers access to certain property amenities, including the fitness center, business center, and in-room access to Wi-Fi.

Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is a member of the Caesars Entertainment family, so if you’ve stayed at other Caesars properties in the past, you’ll find that parking at Paris Las Vegas is similar.

The hotel offers onsite parking in both its self-parking garage and valet parking services.

If you’d prefer to park your own car, use the public parking in the parking garage, which you can access by taking the side street that runs between Paris and Planet Hollywood. Stay to the right, and you’ll see signs that point the way.

While Caesars used to offer the first hour free for anyone using the parking garages, word on the street is that’s no longer the case. Their site currently states that Las Vegas residents with a current, valid NV ID will still receive up to three hours of free parking.

For everyone else, it looks like they’ve moved to a flat-rate single-day fee structure that’s $18 per day during the week and $23 per day on the weekend. For hotel guests, the parking fee is $18 every day of the week. This parking fee includes in and out privileges at all Caesars properties.

Valet parking is also available and costs $36 – $40 per day, depending on the day of the week. Caesars Rewards members may be eligible for complimentary parking based on their tier status.

Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino is located on the Las Vegas Strip at 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, 89109.

• Paris Las Vegas is a casino resort that’s located on Las Vegas Blvd
• Paris Las Vegas offers a wide range of beautifully decorated rooms and suites
• While not the cheapest hotel on the Strip, Paris Las Vegas does offer some affordable options if you shop for the best deals
• Enjoy a wide range of restaurants, from fine dining to casual, at Paris Las Vegas
• Paris Las Vegas is a member of the Caesars Entertainment Family