The building itself is beautiful. But that's really the only thing that Paris has going for it. The casino is smoky. We ate at the "sidewalk cafe" inside and the food was adequate but nothing special. The real problem we had was the staff. Every...More

Visited the Paris sports book with my husband on 8/11. It was mostly empty. After we had been sitting for a bit, a man came in and sat about two seats away from me. He had trouble using the personal TVs, and started talking loudly...More

We had a business convention and stayed at Paris, Las Vegas. I found it a little disorienting, dark and not convenient. Cafes, restaurants and shops were cute but terribly overpriced. Hotel floors were discombobulated and not enough elevators for hosting a big convention (2000+ women)....More

I stayed at another hotel which catered to non-smokers. There were no gambling area for non-smoker(s) and it was too difficult to breathe. Slot machines did not pay out while I was there and I just decided to stop and cut my losses.

This was a casino gaming place for us this time. But have ate at the buffet there and it is very good! I like that you can walk through to other casinos without going outside. The shows are always good here. The Jeff Dunham show...More

I visited the Paris in July 2018. I usually stop here several times a year because I like the atmosphere of the gambling floor. This trip, however, I noted that the dealers were very unfriendly/indifferent. There was no conversation or even small talk. I saw...More

I am a local, I frequent many casinos. I work in the industry, so my recommendations should hold some weight for you reader. This is an honest statement. I don't work for anyone in connection to this but I live in Las Vegas and I...More