I have always wanted to stay at Paris and this past week I finally did. The hotel itself is very nice inside and definately errs on the side of tasteful and classy - if anything in Vegas can be called either of those things! I'm a bit of a sucker for the kitsch so I liked the interior designed to look like a French street. I have to say, having been to Paris it's a fair representation. Upon check in, I had read that you have to give the receptionist a credit card which they will charge $25 per day, per person. This is NOT the case. The receptionist asked me if I wanted to give her a credit card for incidentals but in no way was it a "requirement". Our room, was OK. Quite large but seems a little run down. Since I am a smoker I opted for a smoking room and in retorspect I shouldn't have because it really did smell very musty. Considering you can smoke almost anywhere in Vegas there was no need to have a smoking room. We tried to coax the receptionist into giving us an upgrade to a room with a view of the strip and were told that we could do that for an additional $59 a night - errrr no. So we had no view at all which was dissappointing but not the end of the world. The pool is beautiful, huge and pretty empty considering the 3000 rooms in the hotel. The little cafe / bar by the side of the pool has drinks and food at reasonable prices and a happy hour from 4-6 each day. I'll Yelp the inidividual resturants etc inside the hotel in a seperate post but all were good in quality and not too badly prices although I realize gone are the days of the $5 buffett. Half price martini's at the casino bar from noon til 7pm was a nice break from the pool bar prices. I packed far too many nice dresses and high heels, a word of caution - the "faux" cobblestone streets do not mix well with 4 inch heels. I learned the hard way! Overall I enjoyed my stay at Paris and would consider going back.