PetStay and bringing pets to Paris Las Vegas
Yes. Paris Las Vegas Resort & Casino accepts dogs under its PetStay program: up to two dogs per room (each 50 pounds or less) in designated Pet Stay rooms only, with an $85 nightly pet fee plus a refundable incidental deposit and advance notice required.
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PetStay at a glance
Paris Las Vegas Resort & Casino runs a PetStay program that allows guests to bring dogs into specific pet-designated rooms. The policy covers only dogs and applies only to the Pet Stay room category.
Service animals that meet ADA Title III rules are allowed and are exempt from pet fees.
- Maximum: 2 dogs per room
- Weight limit: 50 pounds per dog
- Room type: designated Pet Stay rooms only
- Fee: $85 per night (pet fee) plus a refundable incidental deposit
- Advance notice: hotel must be notified in advance
| Item | What the property states |
|---|---|
| Allowed animals | Dogs only (service animals exempt) |
| Number & weight | Up to 2 dogs; each 50 lbs or less |
| Charges | $85/night pet fee + refundable incidental deposit |
| Rooms | Designated Pet Stay rooms only |
Which rooms allow pets
The hotel specifies that only designated Pet Stay rooms permit dogs. The dossier notes some sources indicate Pet Stay rooms can be located on a specific floor (some reports mention the 5th floor), but the property only guarantees the Pet Stay category rather than a single fixed room number.
If you want specific room features, check room names in the property's room list and confirm availability of Pet Stay rooms when you book. Popular room names at Paris Las Vegas include Bordeaux Room, Bordeaux Eiffel View Room, Versailles Balcony Room and several suite options — but not all room types are pet-eligible.
- Ask the hotel which exact room types are currently offered as Pet Stay when you reserve
- If you need a particular room name (for example Bordeaux Room or Versailles Balcony Room), verify pet availability at booking
- Room assignments may be restricted to certain floors or blocks
| Example room names | Bed options |
|---|---|
| Bordeaux Room | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Bordeaux Eiffel View Room | 1 King Bed |
| Versailles Balcony Room | 1 King Bed |
Booking, check-in and deposits
You must notify the hotel in advance if you plan to bring dogs under PetStay. At check-in the hotel typically requires dogs to be present and will collect the pet fee and a refundable incidental deposit.
The reservation holder must be 21 years old with a matching government-issued photo ID and credit card at check-in; incidental/security deposits and a credit card hold are common for all guests and apply to pet stays as well.
- Call ahead or note PetStay on your reservation so a Pet Stay room is held
- Bring the dogs to check-in (property requires dogs present at check-in)
- Have a valid credit card for the pet fee and incidental deposit
| Action | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Advance notice | Required to reserve a Pet Stay room |
| At check-in | Pet fee charged and refundable incidental deposit collected |
| ID requirement | Reservation holder must be 21+ with government ID |
On-property rules and logistics for pet owners
Only dogs are permitted under the PetStay program. House rules (cleanliness, noise, damage) still apply; the refundable incidental deposit covers potential damages or extra cleaning.
Pet Stay rooms are the only rooms that allow dogs, and the hotel enforces weight and count limits. Service animals following ADA Title III are permitted throughout the property and are not subject to pet fees.
- Dogs must be 50 lbs or less each
- Maximum two dogs per room
- Pets should be present at check-in
- Service animals are exempt from fees
| Topic | Note |
|---|---|
| Allowed animals | Dogs only under PetStay; service animals allowed separately |
| Fee status | Pet fee applies to dogs; service animals exempt |
| Deposit | Refundable incidental deposit required |
Nearby pet-friendly services and things to know
Paris Las Vegas sits on the Las Vegas Strip at 3655 Las Vegas Blvd S, so outdoor walks on the Strip are easy, but be mindful of heat in summer — Las Vegas can be very hot and sidewalks get hot quickly.
If you need pet services (grooming, daycare, or a veterinarian), confirm arrangements before arrival. The hotel concierge or front desk can advise on local pet care options and walking routes nearby.
- Address for rideshare or deliveries: 3655 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Plan weekday morning or evening walks during hot months to avoid high pavement temperatures
- Ask concierge for nearby vets, pet stores, or off-site dog-friendly parks
| Nearby walkable spots | Notes |
|---|---|
| Las Vegas Strip sidewalks | Direct access from the hotel — busy and sunny |
| Miracle Mile Shops | About a 1-minute walk; indoor shopping but verify pet rules |
| Bellagio fountain area | About a 1-minute walk; outdoor viewing but crowded |
Practical tips for traveling with dogs
Bring proof of vaccinations and any medication; the property may ask about health status for safety and local vet referrals can be provided by concierge.
Pack portable bowls, a bed or blanket, waste bags, and anything that helps reduce stress for your dog in a busy casino-hotel environment. Keep dogs crated or attended when left alone — check with the hotel for specific guidance on leaving pets unattended.
- Confirm PetStay room at booking and reconfirm before arrival
- Bring a copy of any vet records and medication instructions
- Use a harness and leash in public areas; follow staff directions
- Check pool access rules — Pool á Paris is seasonal and access is for hotel guests with room key, but pets are not typically allowed in pools
| Item to bring | Why |
|---|---|
| Vaccination records | May be requested for care or emergency vet visits |
| Waste bags & leash | Required for walks and property cleanliness |
| Comfort items (bed/blanket) | Helps your dog settle in a new, busy environment |
