Paris Las Vegas

Name: Paris Las Vegas
Address: 3655 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV, US
Price range: $34+

Reviewed by the Las Vegas Guide editorial team · Updated July 2026

Paris Las Vegas brings the City of Light to the center of the Strip, with a half-scale Eiffel Tower, a mock Arc de Triomphe, Parisian-themed streets and standout French dining from Gordon Ramsay and others — charming and dead-central, from $34/night.

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Is Paris Las Vegas Worth It? Honest Review, Rooms & Rates

Paris Las Vegas turns the Strip into a slice of France, complete with a half-scale Eiffel Tower, a replica Arc de Triomphe and cobbled, Parisian-styled walkways winding through the casino. It's one of the more genuinely charming themed resorts in the city, and its dining is a real strength — Gordon Ramsay Steak, Nobu, Mon Ami Gabi and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant among them.

The location is excellent, dead-central and directly across from the Bellagio. The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck offers a superb vantage point over the Strip, especially at dusk. Rooms are comfortable 4-star, and the property connects to the neighboring Horseshoe. Rates start around $34 a night before fees.

Budget for the roughly $57-a-night resort fee (tax included) and $20–25 self-parking — free for Caesars Rewards Diamond and above, and Nevada residents get their first three hours free. A plus for getting around: Paris connects indoors to Horseshoe, whose Horseshoe/Paris monorail station runs quick trips up the east side of the Strip.

Insider tipBook by the view name: a Bordeaux "Fountain View" room faces the Bellagio fountains, an "Attraction View" room looks at the High Roller and Sphere, and a handful of Versailles-tower rooms come with an actual Strip-facing balcony — a rarity in Vegas.

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Attractions at Paris Las Vegas

Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck From $30

Restaurants at Paris Las Vegas

Gordon Ramsay Steak Steakhouse · $$$$

Mon Ami Gabi French · $$$

Bars & Lounges at Paris Las Vegas

Vanderpump à Paris Cocktail Lounge

Rooms

Bordeaux Room, 1 King, Non-Smoking

This 390-square-foot room comes with one king bed. The decor combines classic European elegance with a modern flair. Amenities include a flat-screen TV and a full-size desk. The bathroom has a separate shower.

Bordeaux Room, 2 Queen, Non-Smoking

This 390-square-foot room comes with two queen beds. The decor combines classic European elegance with a modern flair. Amenities include a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator and an in-room safe. The bathroom has a separate shower.

Bordeaux Room, 1 King, Eiffel View, Non-Smoking

This 390-square-foot room comes with one king bed and a view of the resort's Eiffel Tower from the window. The decor combines classic European elegance with a modern flair. Amenities include a flat-screen TV and a full-size desk. The bathroom has a separate shower.

Bordeaux Room, 2 Queens, Eiffel View, Non-Smoking

This 390-square-foot room comes with two queen beds and a view of the resort's Eiffel Tower from the window. Amenities include a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator and an in-room safe. The bathroom has a separate shower.

Bordeaux Room, 1 King, End Hallway, Non-Smoking

This over-400-square-foot room comes with one king bed. The decor combines classic European elegance with a modern flair. Amenities include a flat-screen TV and a full-size desk. The bathroom has a separate shower.

Bordeaux Imperial Suite 2 Queens Non-Smoking

These recently renovated suites measure more than 700 square feet. Each comes with two queen pillow-top beds and a separate living area with a couch, chairs and a wet bar, plus HD flat-screen TVs. The marble bathroom has a separate shower and a whirlpool tub.

Bordeaux Giverny Suite King Non-Smoking

This suite measures more than 700 square feet and features Paris Las Vegas' signature modern French décor: one king pillow-top bed and a separate living area with a couch, chairs and a wet bar, plus HD flat-screen TVs. The marble bathroom has a separate shower and a whirlpool tub.

Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite King

These recently renovated suites measure more than 1,000 square feet and feature Paris Las Vegas' signature modern French décor: one king pillow-top bed and a separate living area with a couch, chairs and a wet bar, plus HD flat-screen TVs. The marble bathroom has a separate shower and a whirlpool tub.

Burgundy Room, 1 King, Non-Smoking, Mobility Tub

This over-390-square-foot non-smoking room comes with one king bed. The decor combines classic European elegance with a modern flair. Amenities include a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator and an in-room safe. The bathroom has a mobility-accessible tub.

Bordeaux Room, 2 Queens, Non-Smoking, Roll-In Shower

This 390-square-foot non-smoking room comes with two queen beds and features rich fabrics and warm decor. Amenities include a refrigerator, a flat-screen LED TV with on-demand movies, an in-room safe and a desk. The bathroom features a roll-in shower.

Location

3655 S. Las Vegas Blvd.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is the resort fee at Paris Las Vegas?

About $57 a night including tax, charged on top of the room rate. It bundles Wi-Fi for two devices and fitness-center access — extra devices are $14.99 a day — and Caesars Rewards Diamond members and above have the fee waived.

Is parking free at Paris Las Vegas?

Not for most guests: self-parking runs about $20–$25 a day and valet is $40, though one paid self-park ticket carries in-out privileges at nearly every Caesars garage on the Strip. Caesars Rewards Platinum and above park free, and Nevada residents get the first three hours free with a state ID.

How do you get around from Paris without a car?

An indoor walkway links Paris to Horseshoe next door, where the Las Vegas Monorail's Horseshoe/Paris station runs up the east side of the Strip to the Convention Center, MGM Grand and beyond. There's no hotel shuttle to the airport, so plan a rideshare or taxi for arrivals.

What's the difference between the Bordeaux and Versailles rooms?

Bordeaux is the classic tower — 390-square-foot rooms in a European-elegance style — while the newly renovated Versailles tower runs larger at 445 square feet with contemporary decor and 55-inch TVs, and a few Versailles rooms add a Strip-facing balcony. Suites in either tower stretch from about 700 to 1,700 square feet.

What are the best restaurants at Paris Las Vegas?

Marquee names include Gordon Ramsay Steak, Nobu, the French Eiffel Tower Restaurant and Mon Ami Gabi, joined by newer arrivals The Bedford by Martha Stewart and Vanderpump à Paris. For casual bites there's Beer Park on the Strip and the Le Village Buffet — 14 dining rooms in all.

Rating

4.0

Number of rooms2,900

CasinoYes.

Race & Sports BookYes. The Paris Las Vegas Race & Sports Book.

RestaurantsEiffel Tower Restaurant - French Gordon Ramsay Steak - Steakhouse Nobu - Japanese The Bedford by Martha Stewart - American Mon Ami Gabi - French Vanderpump à Paris - French Martorano's - Italian Burger Brasserie - American Beer Park - American Le Village Buffet - French Brioche by Guy Savoy - French Counter Service JJ's Boulangerie - Cafe Cafe Americano - American Cafe Belle Madeleine - Cafe

EntertainmentAnthony Cools: The Uncensored Hypnotist at Le Cabaret Theater, and touring headliners at the Paris Theater.

NightlifeChéri Rooftop, Gustav's, Beer Park, Le Central Bar and Le Cabaret Bar.

AttractionsYes. The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck.

PoolSoleil Pool — seasonal rooftop pool, typically open spring through fall.

Health club or fitness equipmentYes.

Tennis courtsNo.

SpaThe Voie Spa & Salon offers the following treatment options: Massages - sound therapy, aromatherapy, Swedish, scalp, foot, specialty Facials - hydrafacial, microcurrent, microdermabrasion, collagen, specialty Saunas Steam rooms Relaxation lounge Salon services - hair, nails, makeup, beard trims

ShopsYes. Le Boulevard at Paris.

Wedding servicesYes. The Paris Chapel offers a number of wedding ceremony packages.

Business centerYes.

Convention roomsYes.

ConciergeYes.

Child-care facilitiesNo.

Room serviceYes.

Maid serviceYes.

Luggage serviceYes.

Pets allowedYes, but only in specific rooms. There is also a fee.

In-room Internet accessYes — access for two devices is included in the resort fee; each additional device is $14.99 per day.

Complimentary breakfastNo.

Multilingual staffYes.

24-hour front deskYes.

DoormanYes.

SecurityYes.

Currency exchangeYes.

ElevatorsYes.

Safe-deposit boxesYes.

Parking garageSelf-parking: registered hotel guests pay $20/day (with in-out privileges at all Caesars self-parking garages in Las Vegas except Planet Hollywood). Visitors: $20 per 24 hours Monday-Wednesday, $25 Thursday-Sunday. Valet: $40 daily, guests and visitors alike. Caesars Rewards Platinum, Diamond and Seven Stars members park free (self and valet). Nevada residents get the first 3 hours of self-parking free with a valid NV driver's license (not valid during special events). Rates may rise during high-volume events and holidays. Garages are open 24/7.

Free ParkingOnly for Nevada residents — first 3 hours of self-parking free with a valid NV driver's license.

RV parkNo.

Shuttle service to the airportNo.

Shuttle service to the stripThe Las Vegas Monorail stops next door at the Horseshoe/Paris station; the line runs to MGM Grand, Flamingo/Caesars Palace, Harrah's/The LINQ, the Las Vegas Convention Center, Westgate and Sahara.

Wheelchair accessible roomsYes.

Check-in time4 p.m.

Check-out time11 a.m.

Minimum age to reserve a room21 years.

PoliciesRates are for single or double occupancy. An additional-person rate of $30 per person, per night applies beyond two guests, regardless of age.

Incidental chargesA valid credit card is required for the incidentals deposit, authorized at check-in. The amount varies with length of stay and is released if no charges are made to the room (release timing varies). Suites may require larger deposits. Cash deposits are not accepted.

Prices From$34

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