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I would avoid this place with toddlers. We have twin 3 year olds, and there is a sensor operated mini bar tray full of glass in a very accessible place. We called to have it removed and they refused. They wouldn’t take away the glass bottles. Even escalating to a manager just resulted in being told it was “part of the hotel” and neither the tray nor the bottles could be removed. Nothing here felt particularly accommodating for families.

This is an extremely noisy hotel. There are several clubs near by playing loud music all night long. We got zero sleep because of this. They should inform quests about the noise level on that side of the hotel so they can have a different room option. It's an expensive hotel with no refrigerator, and no free breakfast. I would absolutely not stay here again!

Our stay at Paris Las Vegas was decent overall, but there were several frustrating issues worth mentioning. Check-in was quick and easy using the self-service kiosk, which was a great start. We stayed in the Bordeaux Tower, but unfortunately, our first room had hair all over the bed. When we contacted guest services, we were told we would need to come back downstairs and wait in the extremely long check-in line to request a room change. We did, and thankfully, they were able to move us. Another inconvenience was that the digital room key didn't work in either room, making a feature intended to simplify the stay completely useless. The biggest frustration, however, was the parking situation. Parking costs $20 every time you exit the garage, which adds up quickly. Even worse, the ticket readers were unreliable and occasionally wouldn't work at all. When that happens, you're essentially stuck at the exit with a line of cars building up behind you and no clear way to get assistance. At one point, both exit lanes were completely backed up because of issues with the ticket machines. Linking parking access to guests' room keys would make the entire process much smoother. The lack of accessible assistance when something goes wrong only adds to the frustration. Aside from these issues, the stay itself was fine. However, we spent the last part of our trip at a hotel off the Strip, and the difference was significant. It was much more affordable, convenient, and stress-free. While Paris offers a great location, the parking headaches, room cleanliness issue, and lack of convenient customer service really detracted from the experience. Based on our stay, I wouldn't recommend staying directly on the Strip, especially if you have a rental car and plan to come and go frequently.

Aimee was excellent. She helped us out a lot in the ceaser rewards department.

Outstanding room view at the Paris. ALL staff (maids, check-in, snack shops) are helpful and friendly. Steven and Ricky at Alexxa's Restaurant provided us with an outstanding dining experience. Our food was hot and very appealing. The bottomless mimosas are a must. We'll be back!