Paris Las Vegas

One of the most appealing aspects of Las Vegas is that visitors truly can visit the world in a day, and Paris Las Vegas is no exception to that international tour. Owned by Caesars Entertainment, Paris Las Vegas is in an ideal location in the center of Las Vegas Boulevard and is hard to miss with it’s half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, a two-thirds replica of the Arc de Triomphe and a replica of the La Fontaine des Mers. The front of the hotel is reminiscent of the Louvre and the Paris Opera House.

A Little History

Paris Las Vegas is modeled after the Hotel de Ville. The 24-acre property, which is owned and operated by Caesars Entertainment, was opened on September 1, 1999. To celebrate its opening, fireworks were shot from the top of the Eiffel Tower.

Location

Address: 3655 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas

Hotels/Resorts Located Nearby: Paris Las Vegas is located between Ballys Las Vegas and Planet Hollywood. It is linked to Bally’s via the promenade, but guests will have to step outside to get between Paris Las Vegas and Planet Hollywood. The Bellagio, Aria, Vdara and Cosmopolitan are located across the street and are accessible via bridge or crosswalk.

Rooms and Suites

Paris Las Vegas’ hotel tower is 34 stories high. It has 2,916 rooms, which include 295 suites. The rooms are designed with a European ambiance in mind. Rich French fabrics, marble counter tops and European fixtures are standard throughout the hotel. Suite offerings range from the 740-square-foot Giverny configuration to the 3-bedroom, 4,180-square-foot Napoleon option.

General Prices

Paris Las Vegas has the ambiance of Paris, France, and it’s got the price tag as well. You pay for an experience when you stay at this Las Vegas hotel, which means it’s not among your cheapest options. During the low season, rates start at around $80.00 per night for a luxury room and can be as much as several hundred dollars per night for a suite.

The Casino

Even if you’re not a gambler, the casino at Paris Las Vegas is worth checking out. The gaming space itself is 85,000 square feet in size, and it’s memorable because it is very much a part of the Parisian decor. Surrounded by cobblestone streets that are lined by iron lanterns, guests are acutely aware of what Las Vegas casino floor they are gambling on.

Those putting their money down have more than 2,200 slot machines, 100 table games and a race and sports book available for their gambling pleasure.

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Restaurants

Paris is the center of fine dining in Europe and Paris Las Vegas does everything it can to live up to its foodie reputation. People visiting Sin City make it a point to dine at Paris Las Vegas, which offers several French-inspired restaurants that include everything from fine dining, buffet spreads and welcoming bakeries.

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Nightlife

Paris Las Vegas is home to a two-story, 45,000-square-foot nightclub, which also encompasses outdoor gardens, making it the only nightclub located directly on the Las Vegas Strip. In addition, the resort has several bars and lounges, some of which offer live entertainment.

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Entertainment

Despite its relatively small size, Paris Las Vegas packs in big names when it comes to on-site entertainment. Check the bars and lounges for additional nightly entertainment options.

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Things to Do

People visit Paris to check out the sites, and they can do the same thing at Paris Las Vegas. Expect to see lots of people snapping photographs posed by iconic Paris landmarks, and for the ultimate experience, take an elevator up to the observation deck on the top of the Eiffel Tower for a stellar view of Las Vegas Boulevard.

Paris Las Vegas also offers guests the opportunity to shop or relax at the resort’s spa or pool.

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Ideal Visitors

Paris Las Vegas isn’t big and splashy like some other Las Vegas resorts. Rather, it maintains an air of sophistication and elegance that is particularly appealing to those in town for a romantic getaway (and it’s worth checking out the resort’s wedding packages if you’re thinking of tying the knot). Because of its outstanding offering of French cuisine, foodies are also likely to appreciate what Paris Las Vegas has to offer. Though the nightlife is hot, this isn’t really where the party crowd hangs out.

Travel Tips

Parking at Paris Las Vegas is a bit tricky. If you just want to visit, we recommend you park in the parking garage for the Miracle Mile at Planet Hollywood and walk next door. If you’re staying in Paris Las Vegas, splurge for valet.
Be careful wearing high heels. The uneven flooring throughout the resort can easily twist an ankle.
If you find other hotels in Las Vegas to be a bit overwhelming, consider spending some down time at this resort. It is small and easy to navigate compared to many others.

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