Stayed in the Paris and loved every minute of it! Last time we stayed in the Aria - very plush hotel, on the strip - but very impersonal. If you want to go to Vegas for the cheese and the over the top everything - the Paris is the perfect place to go. Granted, the rooms are deffo not as nice as the Aria - but how long are you spending in them? I will be coming back to Vegas again in the next year - and the Paris is where I am staying! The Venitian and the New York, which work on the same principles of replicating the places on the inside of the hotel are just to far at either end of the strip - it really is a walk to get central - The paris is bang central and worth every penny! Love it.

I have stayed in the Paris at least 5 times, the reason is the location on the strip. The hotel is decent enough overall, it is laid out fine with relative easy access to the things you need. The spa is clean and the service is above average, the connecting workout area is very good for a hotel (this costs $25 per day unless you get a massage, then the gym is included). The food in the hotel is below average, service is suspect and the pricing is high. The rooms are clean, bathrooms are bigger then average, the beds suck (feels like just a sheet on a mattress) and the television is still an old tube 4x3 tube TV, this is bad, very bad. The front desk, bell and valet services are all slightly above average, I think the people that work at the hotel care and that helps with their overall rating.

Recently returned from my first trip to Las Vegas. We stayed at Paris. I must say it was everything that I thought it would be ( in a positive way). My stay started with a free upgrade to a Red Room without eaven the hassle of offering money ( bribe) to the employees. The room looked just as the photos posted. I has a mountain ( air port) view on the 29th floor. Nothing better then awaking to a beautiful sun rise every morning. The bathroom was clean, had plenty of towels replaced each day. the room itself was spacious and kept clean. The staff at this casino were wonderful. I ran out of the room one evening, not thinking and forgot my key card. I went down to the casino floor, found an wonderful dealer named Veronica who escorted my right up in front of the ( very) long registration line, so that Edward could assign me a new key card.. Thanks guys!..
The ceiling of this casino is amazing.. a beautiful pairs sky is painted on a coved ceiling. It almost appears to move with you as you travel through out the room. The small shops are charming and not as expensive as you would think.. just beware of the cosmetic store between the front desk and the elevators.. Those gals grab you and try to force you into a high dollor sale of products you can buy back home in CVS.
the only complaint I have is the coaktail waitresses are not all that intuned to the gambling floor..We were sitting there at the slots for at least 30 min on a not very busy Thursday night and they would look at us and then walk away. It appeared that no one in our area had been offered drinks ( even bottles of water)

We are looking forward to a return trip, and would consider Paris again.

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Bought a package deal direct from hotel for my Mom for Barry Manilow and 3 nights at Paris. Had some problems with confirming our seats for the show so when we checked in, hotel upgraded us!! Great views overlooking the mini-Eiffle tower and the Bellagio fountains. Great breakfast/cafe on main level for amazing Parisian-sweets! Crepe place was amazing too - sweet and savory!! Room great. Have stayed at MGM before but would return to Paris!!