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We stayed at the Bellagio, but walked over the the Paris one night for dinner. The Paris buffet is top-notch. Very impressive atmosphere, great service and the food was outstanding. Save room for dessert--you don't want to miss out on the made to order crapes.
Not as good as usual. If you are looking for fun and attentive service; you may be disappointed. We played for about an hour on one machine and couldn't get a server. We even asked management with no result.
Stayed at another Harrahs property but walked over to Paris for their Great buffet. Stayed for some gamiming. had a good time I’ve playing the penny slots. The staff was very helpful. Cocktail waitresses were always there to bring you your favorite drink.
Completely unimpressed with this so-called resort. It is a casino. There is no resort involved. Get rid of the resort fees and charge the room fee you advertise. Otherwise, you are just advertising falsely.
Nice midstrip casino. A little small for my tastes but I have stayed there once I would say about average
This is a nice mid-level hotel and casino in the heart of the strip, across from the Bellagio and next door to one of its sister properties, Bally's. There are a multitude of restaurants, including several in the walkway area between the two hotels, and...More
My husband and I have really loved staying with the total rewards family. We stay at the Paris at least 8x per year. My husband plays a lot. Plays for hours in high limits black jack and regular black jack tables and we are sure...More
Do not bother going here dark dingy lack luster only one step above Treasure Island and that is nasty !! Walk on by ever if temped to enter turn around and go the other way
WE usually stay at Bally's but this time we stayed at Paris it was a mistake ,The room was old and rundown The lighting in the bathroom even with 5 lights was terrible and very dark, the tile in the shower was cracked and dirt...More
We briefly gambled at the penny slots and had a nice meal at the French bistro. I like this restaurant and try to eat here at least once when I'm in Vegas. Paris seems a bit more affordable than other casinos within walking distance.
