Paris Las Vegas

Paris Las Vegas is a vibrant, Paris-themed resort and casino located on the Las Vegas Strip. It features a half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, cobblestone streets, and French-inspired architecture that brings the charm of Paris to the heart of Nevada. 

Why Visit Paris Las Vegas?

Paris Las Vegas is a vibrant, Parisian-themed resort and casino on the Las Vegas Strip, just south of Bally’s (now Horseshoe) and across from the Bellagio. It opened on September 1, 1999, and is owned by Caesars Entertainment.

Sprawling across 24 acres, the property features a half‑scale replica of the Eiffel Tower rising about 540 ft (165 m), plus re-creations of iconic Paris landmarks—including the Arc de Triomphe, Louvre façade, Paris Opera House, Paris City Hall (Hôtel de Ville), and Parisian balloon marquee.

The hotel now offers approximately 3,672 rooms (including the newly renovated Versailles Tower with balcony options) It boasts a spacious 95,000+ sq ft casino, a 1,400-seat theater, rooftop pool (Pool à Paris), spa and salon, multiple dining venues (from upscale French bistros to celebrity-chef restaurants), bars, boutiques lining a cobblestone “Le Boulevard” shopping district, and wedding chapels.

Best time to visit

Spring (March–May) and Fall (September–November) offer the most comfortable temperatures, typically ranging from 60°F to 80°F (15°C to 27°C).

December: The city sparkles with Christmas lights and New Year celebrations. Paris Las Vegas joins in with themed decor and events.

October: Halloween celebrations are massive in Vegas with themed parties and nightlife events.

February (Valentine’s Day): A top romantic destination for couples—perfect for Eiffel Tower dinners and Paris-themed weddings.

Fees and ticket information

Resort Fee: Ranges between $56.63 to $62.30 per night (tax included), covering Wi‑Fi, fitness center access, and local calls.

Standard tickets cost approximately $20–$30 per person, based on typical Strip attraction pricing.

You can upgrade to a “window seat” restaurant package (e.g., at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant) for an additional ~$40 per person, though meals are extra.

Self‑parking: $20/day.

Things to do/see

Offers 360° panoramic views of Las Vegas, especially stunning at night or during the Bellagio Fountain shows across the street.

95,000+ sq. ft. of gaming with chandeliers and French-inspired design.

Perfect for romantic dinners, proposals, or anniversaries. Try the soufflés or tasting menus.

Great for relaxing with cocktails, private cabanas, and a European-style setting.

How to Reach

Taxi:

• Fastest (≈6 min, 3–4 mi), costing around $20–25 
• Reliable and direct, with taxis parked outside arrivals.

Public Bus + Transfer:

• RTC Southern Nevada’s CX/Centennial Express (aka WAX): $6, about 25–30 minutes via Flamingo/Linq stop.

Pro Tip:  Paris Las Vegas connects to the Horseshoe/Paris Monorail Station, making it quick to reach the Convention Center, MGM, or other resorts without the traffic.