Paris Las Vegas

Off-season, $170 for 3 days, with a $50 daily food voucher. The room was good. The monorail downstairs offers a 24-hour pass, which is convenient for going to other hotels for dining and shows.

Excellent location, well-equipped and spacious rooms, bright and airy. Great value for money, highly recommended! 👍 You're right on the Las Vegas Strip, surrounded by businesses, and the hotel lobby itself is an entertainment hub. This is definitely the city of entertainment.

Check-in took too long. The room was a bit old, and the Wi-Fi only allowed 2 devices to connect for free. Las Vegas is really hot and dry; you have to buy your own water from ABC Mart. American hotels truly provide nothing; you have to bring your own toiletries.

I booked a random room and appreciate Trip.com's help in communicating my request for a twin room. I arrived a little after 2 PM and was given the room card immediately. The swimming pool closes a bit early, you can't use it after 6 PM. Overall, it was good!

Everything went smoothly! Overall, I'm very satisfied! I saw some comments mentioning that they charge random fees, so I didn't even turn on the TV or touch the mini bar. I even took pictures during check-out. The $50 deposit pre-authorization was released after I checked out.

Located in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip, about $20 from the airport. The hotel lobby is right inside the entrance, which is very convenient. I used the 'sandwich trick' to get an upgraded room with a view (Eiffel Tower, pool, fountain view), but the windows were so incredibly dirty that you couldn't really appreciate the scenery up close – what a waste! The room itself was very large, but there were far too few power outlets, nowhere near enough for travelers to charge their devices. There was only one chair and a small table (less than half-sized). If you had a second person, they either had to stand or sit on the bed. When I asked the front desk if they could send another chair to the room, they said, 'We don't offer that service.' Checking in around 1 PM, I avoided the peak rush and got a room right away, which was great. Check-out was at 11 AM, and the lobby was packed. Luckily, there was a fast check-out box by the elevators where you could just drop your room key and sleeve. Otherwise, I imagine it would have taken an hour to check out. In mid-July, it was 45 degrees Celsius during the day in Las Vegas, but the room stayed comfortable even without the air conditioning on at night. The bed was large and very clean. The bathroom was spacious with a separate wet and dry area. The fridge was surprisingly empty, so I could put my own drinks in it. There's an ice machine on every floor. Walking less than 10 minutes in either direction from the hotel, you'll find a large supermarket. Right next door to the hotel is a big shopping mall with lots of dining options, most of which are open until midnight. If you keep walking for another 15 minutes, there's a large In-N-Out Burger. Walking about 5 minutes in the other direction, there's an outdoor food market with many different eateries. The Bellagio Fountains are directly opposite the hotel's main entrance. The hotel pool was very crowded during the day, and many of the pool loungers required payment. The pool water was quite cold, so I just took some photos and left. You have the option to decline housekeeping and simply ask staff for fresh towels. Overall, the value for money is still quite good. It's worth staying at least once.

The room was spacious but it wasn't in the main building, so it was quite a walk and inconvenient. The location is excellent though; dining at the restaurant and bar on the second floor was a real treat, with a beautiful view of the Bellagio fountains across the street.

It wasn't quite what I expected. The windows were very dirty; despite having a view, they really needed a good cleaning. Everything else was good, and the air conditioning was very quiet.