This Hotel has one of the best location on the strip...Prepare yourself to walk in Vegas especially if you want to go inside every casino...The room at the Paris was nice and clean,nothing to argue about...The concierge was not very helpfull and desperately needed a smile...Overall we enjoyed our stay...

Arrived on a Thursday afternoon and booked in very quickly. We were offered an upgrade to a room overlooking the pool and with a view of the fountains which we accepted. The price for this included continental breakfast, hors-d'oeuvre's and two alcoholic drinks per day for two people.
The room was nothing special but absolutely fine for what we wanted, the only problem was that there wasn't enough storage space for three people so we couldn't unpack properly.
We were supplied with fresh towels each day and the beds were made. Don't touch anything in the mini bar or you will most likely get charged!
The hotel was ideally located and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to be central on the strip.
We took our 19yr old daughter and this proved to be a bit of a problem, they are very strict on under 21yr olds and she was not even allowed to stand still in a casino - she had to keep on walking. Also some of the restaurants/bars wouldn't let her in not even for a soft drink, this we thought was quite unreasonable. We were waiting to go and see a show one night and had 30mins to spare, when we asked if we could come in for a drink we were told by two young girls on the door of one restaurant that we couldn't and that "People shouldn't bring children to Las Vegas"! It's funny because whenever it came to buying tickets or paying entrance fees she was classed as an adult and had to pay adult prices.
The other problem was back at the hotel with the free breakfast etc., if my daughter came in for breakfast we had to pay $10 for her. She is on a gluten free diet so we supplied her own bread and she only had that toasted and some pineapple so it was rather expensive but still we paid it. The same evening she wanted to come in with us while we were having a drink, we were told that she would have to pay $10 again, we explained that we had already paid $10 that morning and that she didn't even want a drink, couldn't eat the food and just wanted to sit with us and we were told that we would still have to pay. We refused and he threatened to call his supervisor, we told him to go ahead but no-one came - we weren't charged but I wonder if all that fuss was really necessary.
We went to see several shows; Mamma Mia (excellent), Tournament of the Kings (very good, meal included but was a bit rushed), Extreme Magic (excellent tricks involving live tigers, show was only 1hr long so not particularly good value for money but worth seeing), The Blue Man Show (excellent - very different - again worth seeing), Anthony Cools Hypnotist (excellent - a bit rude). You can get discounted tickets on the day of the shows at the Coke bottle on the strip.
We took the grand canyon sunset helicopter flight, we really enjoyed the trip and the sight of the strip at night was breathtaking.
My husband and daughter went on the Insanity ride at the Stratosphere - they loved it - I was too chicken! We walked there from the Paris - my advice - take the monorail!!
All in all we had a great time.
P.S. Freemont Street light show is well worth the visit!

We have just returned from a weeks stay at the Paris, Las Vegas for my partners birthday and really enjoyed it!

I was glad we chose the Paris as it was in the perfect strip location, central right opposite the Bellagio, and we found the hotel itself to be superb - very smart and well looked after!

The check in (Thursday afternoon) was quick and easy, no queue and the staff friendly.

We booked a standard room and we were on the 21st floor and found our room to be perfect - comfortable, clean, spacious and well tended to by our maids all week.
The view wasnt great but why pay extra for that when you dont spend much time in the room anyway - there is too much else to do and see.

The casino was large and we found the dealers to be friendly and talkative, the drinks ladies were good and seemed to come round quite regularly and we also had small wins on the slots in the Paris once or twice.
A tip for the dealers if your winning and the drinks ladies when your drinks come is appreciated.
Roulette tables at the Paris are mostly minimum $10 bets so if you dont want to gamble that much go to Bills round the corner which are $5.

Breakfast buffet is good, long queues at the weekend but not so bad during the week.
They change to lunch at 11am so try to get there before 10am to get a better selection. It is $16 - eat all you like.
On the one morning we decided against the buffet we bought a croissant and a juice each in the Boulangerie but that came to $8 each which we thought quite expensive so opted back to the buffet after that.

The Italian restaurant opposite the buffet is divine for dinner - lovely pasta dishes!!!

Eating out in Vegas we thought was pretty expensive in general.

Pool was large on the 3rd floor roof terrace and there were plenty of sunloungers and room to put them out and the hotel supply plenty of clean towels so no need to take your own pool towels.
Eiffel Tower view from the pool is fab and we found it all to be clean and well kept.

Things like snacks and water in the hotel and mini bar are very expensive so get them outside of the hotel when you can.

The hotel is connected to Ballys via the shopping mall walkway and you can also get the monorail here if you wish to use it.

Overall our stay at the Paris was fantastic and I would definately go back.

I have deducted one star from the rating though as there was a $5 mini bar charge on our bill and we hadnt even opened the mini bar in our whole stay - I was going to query it at check out but the queue to check out was so long we checked out using the express kiosk and decided to just pay the mystery $5 charge!

The Paris hotel was clean and comfortable but it was the blue sky of the casino that was very weird. Check in was quick and painless and the concierage friendly. You can even checkout through your tv in your room. Very easy to do.
Restaurants were generally OK. The buffet for breakfast was friendly but the food was just passable. The Eiffel Tower restaurant was excellent with great views of the Strip. Expect line ups during breakfast and dinner periods and make reservations at the Eiffel if you're planning a visit.
Warning: beware of the "information" booth as you walk from Paris to Bally's. We were tricked into going to a timeshare presentation with Wyndham vacations. We thought it was a real information booth but it turned out to be Wyndham promo reps. They said the presentation would take two hours, it took four. Do not go...no matter what they offer you, it's not worth it.
I had a good vacation but I don't think I would stay in the Paris hotel again. Great location but Paris wasn't great enough for a return visit.