Bordeaux South Strip View Room

As the name suggests, this room at Paris Las Vegas Resort & Casino is arranged around sweeping South Strip vistas. Blackout drapes let you darken the room when you want to sleep after a late night out.

The Bordeaux South Strip View Room measures 390 sq. ft. It combines the bedroom, a private bathroom, a desk with a chair and laptop workspace, and a wardrobe or closet. It is a comfortable size for a couple, and a rollaway can be added for a small group.

You get a 42-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels and pay movies, a minibar and mini-fridge, an in-room safe, an iron and ironing board, and an alarm clock. Wi-Fi is free at 25+ Mbps, with a two-device limit per room. The room also has air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and in-room massage that can be arranged.

Paris Las Vegas charges a mandatory daily resort fee, which varies by date. It includes in-room Wi-Fi for two devices, fitness center access for two guests per day and unlimited local calls. Parking is charged separately, at roughly $20–25 a day for self-parking and about $40 for valet.

The king bed and the desk with laptop workspace suit couples and working travelers. Children of all ages are welcome at Paris Las Vegas, and the room sleeps up to four, so a small family can use it with a rollaway. The 390 sq. ft. layout is best for short to mid-length stays. The check-in holder must be 21 or older.

Pool á Paris is a two-acre, Parisian-garden-style pool deck below the Eiffel Tower replica. It is heated and open seasonally, from roughly March to the end of October, and is free to guests with a room key. Dining on site includes Eiffel Tower Restaurant, Mon Ami Gabi, Gordon Ramsay Steak, Nobu and the Le Village Buffet.

The resort is about a 15-minute drive from Harry Reid International Airport, and the hotel offers an airport shuttle amenity. On the Strip, the Deuce bus stops at the main entrance and the Las Vegas Monorail has a station serving the resort. Given the central location, a car is not required.

The private bathroom comes stocked with designer toiletries, shampoo, soap and a hair dryer, plus fresh towels and toilet paper restocked with daily housekeeping. It's a standard shower-and-tub setup sized to match the room's compact, efficient footprint. Guests who prefer their own toothbrush and toothpaste should pack them, as these are not stocked in the room.

This category sits a step up from a standard interior-facing room by trading a generic outlook for a South Strip-facing view, while keeping the same 390 sq. ft. footprint, one king bed, and in-room amenities like the 42-inch TV and minibar. Guests wanting more space or a different bed configuration, such as two queens, would need to look at a higher room category, since this tier is built around the view rather than extra square footage.

Rooms with a South Strip view look out over one of the liveliest stretches of Las Vegas Boulevard, so there's natural energy and light from the street below, especially at night. The blackout drapes in this room are there for exactly that reason, letting you shut out the glow and sleep in after a late evening on the Strip.

There's no balcony or private outdoor space attached to the room, so the South Strip view is enjoyed through the window rather than from a terrace. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge if a fourth guest needs a separate sleeping space, and the room includes a phone and recycling bin alongside the usual desk and wardrobe setup, making it easy to settle in for a few nights without feeling cramped.