Paris Las Vegas takes its visitors away from the neon lights and the nightlife, and into the famed City of Light. There's plenty of nightlife, dining, and accommodations at this world-class hotel/casino. The Paris Las Vegas hotel captures all the romantic ambience of Paris, down to the scale replicas of the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower.
The buildings around the casino have facades modeled on real French houses, and wrought-iron lamps pepper the casino floor. The ceiling is forty feet high, and it's painted to look like the daytime sky. The Eiffel Tower replica is fifty stories tall, and it stands in the middle of the casino. There are one hundred gaming tables, 2,200 gaming and slot machines, a poker room, sports and race book, and higher-limit slots and gaming.
If you don't mind heights, you should ride to the top of the Eiffel Tower, and get a beautiful panoramic view of the city. About halfway up, there's the Eiffel Tower Restaurant, which offers up classic French cuisine. Down on the casino floor, Les Artistes Steakhouse and Mon Ami Gabi offer more choices.
Guests of Paris Las Vegas will forget that there's a casino in the building as they walk past the fountains and stroll down Le Boulevard's alleys. Le Boulevard is lined with boutiques and authentic French cafes. If Italian food is more your style, Le Provencal has it, with singing waitstaff. Main-dish and dessert crepes are on offer at Le Village Buffet, served in a casual atmosphere.
If you've been successful at the tables or the slots, visit Le Burger Brasserie. If you've really struck it rich, order their most expensive dish- a Maine lobster/Kobe beef burger that tops the charts at $777. The burger is topped in Brie cheese, caramelized onions, prosciutto ham and balsamic vinegar. It comes with a bottle of Dom Perignon.
The guest accommodations at Paris, Las Vegas are beautifully done, and come with modern comforts such as high-speed Internet access, dual line phones, marble bathrooms, and full length mirrors. You can relax at the Spa by Mandara or sun yourself by the pool. If you've dreamed of a wedding in Paris, make a visit to the Chapelle du Paradis, or the Chapelle du Jardin.
There's plenty to do after the sun goes down in Paris. There's live music at the Le Cabaret lounge, or you can kick back with a cigar at Napoleon's. Paris Las Vegas is tailored to the business traveler as well; there is over 140,000 square feet of convention/meeting space and a fully-equipped business center.