AAA Editor Notes
Paris Las Vegas is at 3655 Las Vegas Blvd. S. (just s. of Bally's Las Vegas). Luring you in from the Strip with a Gallic theme gone wild, this Parisian pastiche transports you to the City of Light, minus the $1200 airline ticket. What will you do with all that money saved? Pump it into a slot machine, naturally. Here you'll gamble beneath a blue sky-painted ceiling, amid faux Parisian building facades and a scaled-down version of the Alexandre III Bridge. Some 90 table games (minimum bets start at $10) sit under iron-grillwork canopies that look as if they came straight out of a 1920s Paris train station. Beyond the gaming floor, cobblestone streets wind past the shops and cafés of Le Boulevard. The Voie Spa & Salon is a luxe 25,000-square-foot facility that offers premium services for a mind-and-body wellness experience.
Outside are the luxury resort's signature landmarks. The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck is a 50-story, half-scale replica with an observation deck at the 460-foot level and Chef Joho's acclaimed fine dining restaurant on the 11th floor. The Eiffel Tower’s enhanced lighting offers a free, recurring show featuring synchronized and choreographed twinkling and colored lights for visitors to enjoy nightly. Just across from the valet entrance rises an ersatz Arc de Triomphe. The 34-story hotel tower itself is modeled after the famed Hôtel de Ville. Finally, the Strip-front hot air balloon sign, emblazoned with “Paris” in neon script, was inspired by the French-built Montgolfier balloon, which in 1783 made the world's first manned balloon flight. Commemorate mankind's ingenuity by downing a 100-ounce strawberry daiquiri, served in a collectible ceramic balloon cup and available for a small fortune at the outdoor Arc Bar directly beneath the Eiffel Tower.
The 13 restaurants include a distinctive array of fine cuisine such as French bistro Mon Ami Gabi, Italian-American offerings at Martorano's and the romantic Eiffel Tower Restaurant.
After dark, the Chateau Nightclub & Rooftop draws big crowds.
Food is available.
Outside are the luxury resort's signature landmarks. The Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck is a 50-story, half-scale replica with an observation deck at the 460-foot level and Chef Joho's acclaimed fine dining restaurant on the 11th floor. The Eiffel Tower’s enhanced lighting offers a free, recurring show featuring synchronized and choreographed twinkling and colored lights for visitors to enjoy nightly. Just across from the valet entrance rises an ersatz Arc de Triomphe. The 34-story hotel tower itself is modeled after the famed Hôtel de Ville. Finally, the Strip-front hot air balloon sign, emblazoned with “Paris” in neon script, was inspired by the French-built Montgolfier balloon, which in 1783 made the world's first manned balloon flight. Commemorate mankind's ingenuity by downing a 100-ounce strawberry daiquiri, served in a collectible ceramic balloon cup and available for a small fortune at the outdoor Arc Bar directly beneath the Eiffel Tower.
The 13 restaurants include a distinctive array of fine cuisine such as French bistro Mon Ami Gabi, Italian-American offerings at Martorano's and the romantic Eiffel Tower Restaurant.
After dark, the Chateau Nightclub & Rooftop draws big crowds.
Food is available.
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