Best rooms at Paris Las Vegas, ranked
Best rooms for views and space are the Bordeaux Eiffel View Room (king) for direct Eiffel Tower and Strip sightlines, and the Versailles Balcony Room for a private balcony facing the Strip/Eiffel Tower. For more space and separate living areas, the Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite and Versailles Premium Suite are the top choices; Bordeaux Room types are the budget-friendly standard option.
In this guide
- Top pick for the view: Bordeaux Eiffel View Room
- Private balcony and fresh air: Versailles Balcony Room
- Best suites for space: Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite & Versailles Premium Suite
- Best pool-view rooms and what their sizes mean
- Best value and standard option: Bordeaux Room
- Specialty rooms to consider (family, accessibility, pets)
Top pick for the view: Bordeaux Eiffel View Room
If seeing the Eiffel Tower from your bed matters, book a Bordeaux Eiffel View Room (1 King Bed). These rooms put the replica and much of the Strip in clear view from the window seating or bed area, which is handy for photo ops at night and morning light during the day.
Bordeaux Eiffel View Room is specifically listed as a 1 King Bed option; if you need two beds, the property lists Bordeaux Eiffel View Room 2 Queens as a separate room type. Availability of direct Eiffel views varies by room, so request a high floor when you reserve.
- Best for couples or solo travelers who want an iconic Strip view
- Room type listed as 1 King Bed
- Request higher floors for less street noise
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Private balcony and fresh air: Versailles Balcony Room
Versailles Balcony Room (1 King Bed) adds an actual balcony to your stay — useful for late-night Strip watching or an early-morning coffee with an Eiffel Tower sightline. Balcony rooms are a straightforward upgrade if you want outside space without moving into a suite.
This room type comes in a 2 Queens version as well (Versailles Balcony Room 2 Queens) for travelers who need two beds. Balconies can vary in size and orientation, so confirm the balcony faces the Strip/Eiffel Tower if that’s your priority.
- Good for morning coffee or evening photos from private outdoor space
- Available in 1 King Bed and 2 Queens configurations
- Choose a Strip-facing balcony when booking
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Best suites for space: Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite & Versailles Premium Suite
If you want separate living and sleeping areas, look at the Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite and the Versailles Premium Suite (both listed among the hotel’s suite inventory). These suites provide larger living rooms, dining or seating areas, and bedrooms that make longer stays or entertaining easier.
Suites may include additional amenities like separate vanities, soaking tubs, wet bars, or dining tables depending on the suite — specific features vary by suite type and should be confirmed at booking or with the front desk.
- Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite — larger living area and separate bedroom
- Versailles Premium Suite — full living/dining space and premium fixtures
- Best for families, small groups, or extended stays
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Best pool-view rooms and what their sizes mean
If you prefer a quieter view of Pool á Paris or want to be near the pool deck, the Versailles Pool View Room (445 sq. ft.) and Bordeaux Pool View Room (390 sq. ft.) are the two main choices. The Versailles Pool View Room is larger by square footage, which gives a more spacious sitting area.
Pool-view rooms face the seasonal Pool à Paris; remember the pool operates seasonally and hours and openings vary. Pool access is free for hotel guests with a room key, and lounge chairs are generally first-come-first-served.
- Versailles Pool View Room — 445 sq. ft., Pool View, 1 King Bed or 2 Queens option
- Bordeaux Pool View Room — 390 sq. ft., Pool View, 1 King Bed or 2 Queens option
- Pool is seasonal; confirm pool season dates if that matters for your trip
| Room type | Approx. listed size | View |
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| Versailles Pool View Room | 445 sq. ft. | Pool View |
| Bordeaux Pool View Room | 390 sq. ft. | Pool View |
| Versailles Pool View Room 2 Queens | 445 sq. ft. | Pool View |
Best value and standard option: Bordeaux Room
The Bordeaux Room is the core standard room type offered in either 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds. These rooms are the baseline if you want a straightforward Strip stay without suite pricing.
Bordeaux Rooms are near casino and resort amenities; specifics such as floor location, view, and in-room configuration can vary based on the booked rate and availability. If you want a quieter location, ask about higher floors or a room facing away from the casino floor.
- Available as Bordeaux Room (1 King Bed) or Bordeaux Room 2 Queens
- Common choice for travelers prioritizing location and value
- Ask for high-floor placement if noise is a concern
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Specialty rooms to consider (family, accessibility, pets)
For families or groups who need two beds, many room types offer 2 Queen configurations — examples include Bordeaux Eiffel View Room 2 Queens, Bordeaux Pool View Room 2 Queens, Versailles Pool View Room 2 Queens, and several Versailles Executive Suite 2 Queens options. The hotel charges adult rates for guests 18 and older, and the primary reservation holder must be 21 to check in.
Accessible lodging is offered (for example, Bordeaux Room 2 Queens Mobility Roll-In). Pets are allowed only in designated PetStay rooms with restrictions: up to two dogs per room (50 lb. limit), a pet fee and refundable deposit apply, and guests must notify the hotel in advance.
- 2-queen configurations available across many room types for families
- Accessible roll-in rooms listed as Bordeaux Room 2 Queens Mobility Roll-In
- PetStay rooms limited to designated rooms; check pet policy details before booking
| Service | What to expect |
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| Accessible rooms | Bordeaux Room 2 Queens Mobility Roll-In available |
| Pet program | PetStay allows up to two dogs per room (size and fee limits) |
| Family beds | 2-queen room variants across Bordeaux and Versailles types |
