Versailles Strip View Room 2 Queens

As the name says, this room faces the Las Vegas Strip. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the city views, and blackout drapes let you close it all off when it's time to sleep. Paris Las Vegas Resort & Casino also has its own half-scale Eiffel Tower replica with an on-property viewing deck, which gives you another way to see the Strip from above.

It is a private bathroom with a shower. It comes with towels, soap, shampoo, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. Toothbrushes and toothpaste are not supplied, so pack your own.

You get a 42-inch flat-screen TV with cable channels and pay movies, a minibar, an in-room safe, a phone and air conditioning. There is also a desk and chair for working on a laptop, an iron and ironing board, a wardrobe or closet and daily housekeeping. In-room massage can be arranged. Free WiFi runs at 25+ Mbps with a two-device limit per room.

A mandatory daily resort fee is charged per room per night, and the amount varies by date. It includes in-room WiFi for two devices, fitness center access for two guests per day and unlimited local calls. 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 21 or older with a government-issued photo ID and a credit card. A refundable incidental deposit may be required, and the resort uses cashless payment.

Yes. Children of all ages are welcome at Paris Las Vegas, though guests 18 and over are charged as adults. Two Queen beds suit a family of four. The Pool à Paris is a two-acre Parisian-garden pool area with a maximum depth of 4 feet. It is free to hotel guests of all ages with a room key. It is seasonal, typically open from around early March to the end of October, and it has a poolside bar and restaurant. The spa and fitness center admit only guests aged 18 and over.

The resort has 15 restaurants, including French fine dining at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant and the bistro Mon Ami Gabi with its patio. Casual options include Le Village Buffet and the rooftop Beer Park. There is also a casino and a 1,400-seat theater. For a quiet day, Voie Spa & Salon is a 25,000-square-foot French-themed spa on the second level.

Harry Reid International Airport is roughly 11 to 15 minutes away by car, and rideshare pick-up and drop-off is near the self-parking garage. Taxis wait outside the main entrance. The RTC Deuce bus stops at the main entrance and runs 24 hours. A car isn't necessary given the central Strip location. If you do drive, self-parking is roughly $20–25 per day and valet about $40 per day.

The Versailles Strip View Room 2 Queens is built around two queen beds dressed in premium bedding, making it a natural fit for two couples, a family of four, or friends traveling together within the room's 445 sq. ft. footprint. If a fifth guest is joining, a rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge, though the room is designed to sleep four comfortably as standard.

Facing the Las Vegas Strip means this room trades hush for energy — the floor-to-ceiling windows put you right over the action of Las Vegas Boulevard, with city lights and movement well into the night. Blackout drapes are there for exactly this reason, letting you dial the room down to dark and quiet whenever you're ready to sleep, even with the Strip still going outside.

This category is defined by its direct Strip-facing outlook through floor-to-ceiling windows, paired with two queen beds and the full set of in-room comforts — minibar, in-room safe, 42-inch flat-screen TV and free WiFi. It sits a step up from an interior- or courtyard-facing room by making the view part of the stay itself, while still offering the same 445 sq. ft. layout and amenity list guests expect from a standard room at the resort, rather than the added space or extras of a suite-level category.

It works well either way. Daily housekeeping, a desk and chair for a laptop, a wardrobe or closet, an iron and ironing board, and in-room safe storage make it practical for guests settling in for several nights, while the minibar and free WiFi cover quick in-room needs. Couples will find the two queen beds plenty of space to spread out, and families can use the second bed without needing to book a larger category.

Everything is an elevator ride away. Pool à Paris, the resort's two-acre Parisian-garden pool deck, sits at the base of the Eiffel Tower replica, and the hotel's restaurant lineup — from the French bistro Mon Ami Gabi to the rooftop Beer Park — is reachable without stepping outside. The Strip view from the room also means the Bellagio fountains and Miracle Mile Shops are just a short walk across or along the boulevard.