BONJOUR!!!
Watch out Diamond/7 Star players! As a member one of the perks is getting the resort fee waived. So I was surprised to have been billed $14.99 per day for internet. I was liable for the that charge because the wifi is only included when you pay for the $32 resort fee. Front desk staff wasn't helpful one bit and it was ridiculous. My fellow yelpers aren't kidding. Service is REALLY RUDE here.
I'm not going to complain too much since I had a couple days comped but It's very misleading...when I asked on how it could be possible to be charged for something that is technically "waived"? In addition, I have never been billed for wifi only at other Total Rewards properties (Caesars, PH) Anyways..she had no answer to my question and said that it was a better deal for me to pay the $14.99 instead of the $32 resort fee. THANKS CAPTAIN OBVIOUS!
ON TOP OF THAT, it was SPOTTY WIFI...lol
Anyways...the room itself was on the small side but it was very accessible from the lobby and casino. My strip view was hardly a view (Red Room, 25th floor) The casino itself has definitely aged and could use some upgrades (the sportsbook is super run down). Crowd tends to be in the 30s/40s. However, location is top-notch and other major casinos are very accessible.
Overall - The casino is definitely worth checking out if you happen to stop by for a drink or to check out some of the replicas. As mentioned customer service here STINKS and for the rates that these rooms go for, you're better off either paying less for better value on a lower end hotel (Flamingo, Linq, Harrahs) or just paying a bit more for a nicer room.
With that being said, I'd be back but not as a hotel guest.
Paris is very AVERAGE. 2.5 stars rounded DOWN.