Bordeaux Fountain View Room

As the name suggests, this 390 sq. ft. room is set up to overlook the resort's fountain vistas. Blackout drapes let you darken the room for sleep or an afterglow of a late night on the Strip. Exact outlooks can differ from room to room at Paris Las Vegas Resort & Casino.

You get a 42-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels and pay movies, free WiFi (25+ Mbps, two-device limit), an in-room safe, a phone, an alarm clock and a minibar with a mini-fridge. A desk, desk chair and laptop workspace make it easy to catch up on messages. There is also an iron and ironing board, daily housekeeping and in-room massage on request.

A mandatory daily resort fee applies per room per night, reported at roughly $54.95 to $62.30 plus tax depending on date. It covers WiFi for two devices, fitness center access for two guests per day and unlimited local calls. It is charged at check-in or check-out. Parking is separate: self-parking is roughly $20-25 per day and valet about $40 per day.

With one king bed and space for up to four guests (using the rollaway), it works well for couples and small families. Pool á Paris is family friendly and free to hotel guests with a room key. It is a seasonal, heated pool, reported open from around early March to the end of October, and its maximum depth is 4 feet. Voie Spa & Salon and its fitness center admit guests aged 18 and over only.

Everything is on site: the resort has 15 restaurants, including Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Mon Ami Gabi and Gordon Ramsay Steak, plus a seasonal pool and a 25,000-square-foot spa on the second level. The on-property Eiffel Tower viewing deck reopened with hours of 12:00 PM to midnight as of a 2023 update. Miracle Mile Shops and Crystals at CityCenter are each roughly a 5-minute walk away.

Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out are available for a fee, subject to availability. The reservation holder must be at least 21 and show a government-issued photo ID and a credit card. A refundable incidental deposit may be taken, and the resort uses cashless payment only.

Harry Reid International Airport is about 11 to 15 minutes by car. Rideshare pick-up and drop-off is near the self-parking garage, and taxis wait outside the main entrance. The Deuce bus stops in front of the main entrance, and a monorail station directly serves the resort. Given the central Strip location, a car is not required.

The private bathroom is stocked with designer toiletries, shampoo, soap and towels, along with a hair dryer for getting ready before a night out. It's a walk-in shower setup rather than a soaking tub, so it's built for quick turnaround between the pool, dinner reservations and the Strip. Guests should bring their own toothbrush and toothpaste, as these are not stocked in the room.

At 390 sq. ft. with one king bed, this category sits above the standard Strip-facing rooms by adding the fountain-facing outlook, while staying more compact than the resort's suite tiers. It carries the same in-room essentials found across Paris Las Vegas accommodations — flat-screen TV, minibar, safe and free WiFi — so the main upgrade here is the view rather than added square footage or separate living space.

Yes — the desk, desk chair and laptop workspace make it workable for guests mixing business with leisure, and daily housekeeping keeps the room fresh without guests having to ask. With the minibar and mini-fridge on hand for snacks and drinks, plus blackout drapes for resetting your sleep schedule after a late night at the tables, it suits stays of several nights as comfortably as a quick weekend trip.

Paris Las Vegas is a busy center-Strip resort, and fountain-facing rooms look directly out toward the activity below, so some ambient city sound is part of the experience. The blackout drapes help dim the room for sleeping in regardless of the hour, and the climate-controlled air conditioning runs independently of window placement, so comfort isn't affected by which side of the building you're on.