One of the nicest casino settings; you almost feel as if you're at the base of the Eiffel Tower. Shops and cafes are set in a lively re-creation of a Paris village.
Restaurants, Bars and Nightclubs at the Paris Hotel and Casino include
Buffet
Le Village Buffet. Sample authentic cuisines
from the regions of France, with specialty items cooked to order at food stations. Regional breads, pastries, and cheeses accompany entrees such as king crab legs, braised duck, and coq au vin. Breakfast daily 7 am-11:30 am, $12.95; lunch Mon-Sat 11:30 am-5:30 pm, $17.95; dinner Sun-Thurs 5:30 pm-10 pm, Fri-Sat 5:30 pm-10 pm, $24.95. Sunday brunch 11:30 am-4 pm, $24.95.
Eiffel Tower and Arc Replicas
This exciting Eiffel Tower replica was produced using original drawings that were used for the real thing over 100 years ago. Authentic details include the same lighting used in the original Tower. Glass elevators transport visitors to a high observation deck. Adjacent to the Tower is a two-thirds-size Arc de Triomphe replica, copying the original in each detail.
Resorts which are owned by Harrahs include The Flamingo Hilton, Caesars, Rio, Bally's and the Imperial Palace.
We ate dinner at Le Provencal, and it was spectacular. The service was friendly and very efficient, and the food was fantastic. Even had singing waiters! I would highly recommend it. - Patsy B, 11/18/2005
We thoroughly enjoyed your casino. This was a first
trip to Vegas and you helped make it a terrific time. The outdoor feel was delightful! (It was a WONDERFUL reminder of the trip to France many years ago). The food at the Steakhouse was to die for. Thanks for a great time! - Paul and Ed, 01/06/2002
Absolutly love the casino here! You feel as though you are outdoors and Mon Ami Gabi is well worth dining at. As fas as Las Vegas casinos go, it get's crowded but not unconfortable. If visitng the pool, I highly recommend renting a cabana for the day. The way the lounge chairs are laid out it can be difficult to navigate close to the pool. - Suzette, 10/18/2001
I stayed at the Paris in Nov. 99 and it was fantastic. The chinese rest. was excellent and the cafe next to the casino is a great place to start you day over coffee. - anonymous, 09/04/2000
I was at the Paris in October of '99. It was remarkable in both detail and atmosphere. It's worth looking around sicne the entire hotel is rich in cultural detail. I also ate at the Eiffel Tower restaurant. Although it was pricey, the food was beyond
words. We ordered a Souffle before dinner started, and it was the best I ever had. The view of the musical fountains across the street at the Bellagio was an added plus. I hope to actually stay there on my next trip. - Antonio Y, 11/18/2005
