Paris Las Vegas is the Caesars Entertainment resort built around a 540-foot, half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower that rises straight out of its casino floor and punches through the roof onto the Strip skyline. Opened September 1, 1999, the resort recreates 1920s Paris with replicas of the Arc de Triomphe, the Paris Opera House, the Louvre and the Pont Alexandre III bridge wrapped around an 85,000-square-foot casino.
The draw here is the theming and the view: an observation deck near the top of the tower gives one of the best vantage points on the Strip, and Mon Ami Gabi’s sidewalk patio is one of the only spots in Las Vegas to eat literally on Las Vegas Boulevard. Stay here for the location wedged between Bellagio and Planet Hollywood, the French-bistro dining, and a room count that spans a 2024 expansion absorbing the neighboring Versailles Tower.
Stats at a Glance
- Location: Las Vegas Strip, between Bellagio and Planet Hollywood
- Operator: Caesars Entertainment
- Opened: September 1, 1999
- Rooms: 3,672 (across the original tower and the connected Versailles Tower)
- Price tier: Mid-range
- Casino: 85,000 sq ft, with more than 2,200 slot machines and 100 table games per Caesars’ property fact sheet
- Signature attraction: Eiffel Tower Experience observation deck
- Headline venue: Paris Theater (1,400-seat venue; past residencies include Barry Manilow and Jersey Boys)
Rooms, Pool and Casino
Rooms are split between the original Eiffel Tower-view accommodations and the adjoining Versailles Tower (formerly the neighboring Horseshoe’s Jubilee Tower), which Caesars folded into Paris during a 2024 renovation. Standard rooms lean French Art Nouveau in decor, with the priciest categories offering direct views of the Eiffel Tower and the Bellagio fountains across the Strip.
Pool à Paris is a two-acre rooftop deck with cabanas, daybeds and a garden feel beneath the tower’s legs. The 85,000-square-foot casino sits directly under the Eiffel Tower’s base, so the tower’s steel legs are a literal part of the gaming floor’s architecture; it holds more than 2,200 slot machines and 100 table games covering blackjack, craps, baccarat and poker.
Shows, Attractions and Dining
The Eiffel Tower Experience is the property’s signature draw: a glass elevator ride to an observation deck about 460 feet up, with 360-degree Strip views and a nightly light show on the tower itself. The 1,400-seat Paris Theater has hosted long-running residencies (Barry Manilow, Jersey Boys) and now rotates touring comedy, concerts and specialty acts.
Dining is the other headline: Mon Ami Gabi’s streetside patio, Gordon Ramsay Steak, Nobu, Vanderpump à Paris and Bedford by Martha Stewart give Paris one of the stronger overall restaurant lineups on the central Strip.
Location and Who Should Stay Here
Paris sits mid-Strip, directly connected via casino floor to the Horseshoe (formerly Bally’s), and across the street from Bellagio and its fountains, with Planet Hollywood next door — an easy walk to the Sphere (via monorail or a longer stroll north) and to T-Mobile Arena and Allegiant Stadium to the south via the Strip or rideshare. It suits couples wanting classic Vegas theming and a walkable mid-Strip base, and travelers prioritizing dining over nightclub scene; it’s less suited to travelers chasing budget-basement rates or a quiet, family-resort feel, since the casino and pool skew toward an adult crowd.
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Paris Las Vegas FAQs
Does Paris Las Vegas charge a resort fee, and is parking free?
Yes — like other Caesars Entertainment Strip properties, Paris charges a nightly resort fee (commonly in the $45–$65 range depending on season and booking channel) that covers Wi-Fi and fitness center access; self-parking and valet both carry separate daily fees for non-Caesars Rewards members, so confirm current rates at booking.
How central is Paris Las Vegas on the Strip?
It’s about as central as it gets — directly across from Bellagio and next to Planet Hollywood, with a pedestrian bridge network connecting to both. Most mid-Strip casinos, restaurants and the Bellagio fountains are a short walk away.
What’s the best-known thing to do at Paris Las Vegas?
The Eiffel Tower Experience observation deck, roughly 460 feet up, is the property’s signature attraction and one of the better sunset/skyline views on the Strip.
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