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rachel d asked:
anyone have any postivies or negatives about the paris hotel in vegas?
anyone have any postivies or negatives about the paris hotel in vegas?
Tags: Hotel In Las Vegas, Paris Hotel In Las Vegas, Paris Hotel In Vegas, Paris Vegas
October 17th, 2008 at 6:11 pm
Ive never stayed at the Paris hotel, because I live here in Vegas. I think its a really nice hotel. They got nice sportbook, tables, slots. Also got a couple really good shows Producers, Oh la la la. Also got a lot of really nice restaurants and shops. Not to mention the location is excellent.
October 18th, 2008 at 1:26 am
I’ve stayed there a couple of times, and it’s VERY nice. I like the Village restaurant for breakfast. It’s centrally located on the Strip, so you can hop over to Bellagio or Caesar’s for some shopping or looking at the light show.
Inside, they have what appears to be a very authentic-looking old Paris street, cobblestones and all. Everything you ever wanted from Paris, without the rude waiters.
October 19th, 2008 at 3:31 pm
I stayed at the Paris for free earlier this year. Take the ride up to the top of the Eiffel tower, they normally give you two for one coupon if you stay at the hotel. The buffet is great.
Poker room is not the best but you are connected to Bally’s where their poker room has action all night long.
October 21st, 2008 at 3:14 pm
I had the immense pleasure of staying at the fabulous Paris Las Vegas about 5 years ago…granted it was a while back, but the quality is still good. My dad and stepmom go at least once a year and will not stay anywhere else. The rooms are well, well appointed, nice bathrooms and spacious. The casino floor, is ample, but not too monsterous. As far as food, you could break the bank going to the eiffle tower restaurant, or eat at the buffet (a lil pricey but worth it, better go hungry!!), and when I was there they had a hotdog vendor right in the area where the elevators let off, and he even sold cans of beer!!! how perfect, step off the elvator, grab a beer and a dog, and back up to the room!
The pool was nice, but crowded (went in july). There are lots of little shops to buy stuff at. The property is also attached to Bally’s….so you walk from one casino, through a corridoor and you are literally in a new casino.
It is a very nice choice and a great location indeed. The only rivals near by is Bellaggio, and venetian, but Paris is always priced a *little* lower.
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October 23rd, 2008 at 11:01 am
Paris is a great place to stay. It tends to draw a 20-early 40’s crowd.
Try to get a “P” room (Premium) room. It is a little more then a regular room but the one I had was at the end of a hall and featured windows on two sides of the room. Both had GREAT views of the Bellagio fountains. Late at night you could even hear the music. Wonderful view. It had a plasma TV in the bathroom mirror, a separate vanity/desk area incorporated across from a closet on the way to the bathroom.
The Flamingo also offers “GO Luxury or Deluxe” rooms. The difference is one has a strip view. Request a view of the B fountains. The GO rooms have a large plasma TV, not sure of size. Docking for a MP3 player, plasma in the bathroom mirror. You can see a picture on the Flamingo website.
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Where ever you stay, if you’re a coffee drinker take your own coffee maker. A few casinos on Fremont have them in the rooms but don’t count on it. I carry an 8 cup peculator with me LV when I go and or course the coffee. My husband travels a lot so he is always bringing home the extra pre-packaged coffee he gets. Great for LV trips. The hotels don’t put them for the unspoken reason…. If you’re a coffee junkie the sooner you come down for coffee the sooner they can get you in the casino.
October 25th, 2008 at 3:15 am
It is really nice and one of my personal favorites. The decor is fabulous and you’ll feel just like you’re strolling in a French village.
October 26th, 2008 at 9:43 pm
i got comped @ the Paris for the Seattle Pittsburgh Super bowl… the rooms were not the biggest, but the view was great. Restraunts seemed too small and couldn’t accomadate too many people, although Bally’s is connected to Paris and has a big food court by the sports book. As for the Super bowl party…Outrageous!!!! Paris also felt secure not too many things getting too wild… My advice get a players card from Harrahs and you can use it @ Ballys, Rio, Flamingo, Csears, Paris, Horseshoe and any other Harrahs properties outside of Vegas. i’ve been getting great comps for the past 4 years..
good luck
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