Bordeaux Attraction View Room 2 Queens

This room is sold as an Attraction View room at Paris Las Vegas Resort & Casino, which sits right on the Las Vegas Strip, steps from the resort's own half-scale Eiffel Tower replica. The exact outlook depends on the room you are assigned. Blackout drapes let you darken the room completely when you return from a late night.

You get a 42-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels and pay movies, a minibar and mini-fridge, an in-room safe and a phone. A desk and desk chair make a laptop workspace, and there is a wardrobe or closet, an iron and ironing board, and an alarm clock. Daily housekeeping is included, and in-room massage can be arranged.

Yes. Free WiFi at 25+ Mbps is included, limited to two devices per room. The mandatory daily resort fee is charged per room per night plus tax, and the amount varies by date. It also covers fitness center access for two guests per day and unlimited local calls.

Yes. Paris Las Vegas welcomes children of all ages, though guests 18 and over are charged as adults. The pool is open to hotel guests of all ages and is no deeper than 4 feet. The spa and fitness center are for guests 18 and over. The reservation holder must be at least 21 to check in.

Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM, with early check-in and late check-out available for a fee, subject to availability. You will need a valid government-issued photo ID and a credit card, and a refundable incidental deposit may be taken. The resort uses cashless payment and does not accept cash.

Everything is on-site or close by. Pool á Paris is a heated, two-acre garden-style pool at the base of the Eiffel Tower replica. It opens seasonally, roughly March to October, with typical hours of 9 AM to 5 or 6 PM. Dining includes the 11th-floor Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Mon Ami Gabi, Gordon Ramsay Steak and the rooftop Beer Park. Miracle Mile Shops is about a 5-minute walk away. A car is not needed for getting around the central Strip.

There is no ocean beach nearby, but Boulder Beach at Lake Mead is about 30–45 minutes' drive away and the resort pool is on-site. Harry Reid International Airport is roughly an 11 to 15 minute drive from the resort. Self-parking is about $20–25 per day and valet about $40 per day, and an EV charging station is on site.

The Bordeaux Attraction View Room is fitted with 2 Queen Beds dressed in premium bedding, making it a practical fit for two couples traveling together, a family of four, or friends sharing a Las Vegas trip. At 390 sq. ft., there is room to spread out between the two beds, and the blackout drapes help if one guest wants to sleep in while others are up early for sightseeing. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge if a fifth sleeper is needed.

The private bathroom is stocked with designer toiletries, shampoo, soap and a hair dryer, along with fresh towels and toilet paper for the stay. It is set up as a standard shower-and-toilet bathroom rather than a soaking tub suite, so it suits guests who want a quick turnaround between the Strip and the pool. Toothbrush and toothpaste are not stocked, so pack your own or pick them up on arrival.

The Bordeaux Attraction View Room 2 Queens is built around its two-queen layout, which is the main difference from single-king Attraction View rooms aimed at couples. At 390 sq. ft. it offers a bit more floor space to work with than the smallest king rooms, while still carrying the same in-room extras — 42-inch flat-screen TV, minibar, desk and safe — found across the Attraction View tier. Guests who specifically need two separate beds rather than one larger bed should book this category over a king room.

Yes. With daily housekeeping, a desk and chair for a laptop workspace, a minibar and mini-fridge for snacks, and an iron and ironing board on hand, the room covers the basics for a multi-night or extended visit. The in-room safe is useful for securing valuables over several days, and in-room massage can be arranged for guests who want to unwind without leaving the room.

The room has a 42-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels and pay-per-view movies for downtime between Strip outings, plus climate-controlled air conditioning to manage the Las Vegas heat. An alarm clock, phone and wardrobe or closet round out the practical touches, and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are fitted for safety.