Paris Las Vegas
Paris Themed Casino Resort On The Las Vegas Strip With A Half Scale Eiffel Tower And Viewing Deck · Las Vegas, Nevada
Paris Las Vegas is a Caesars-owned casino resort in the middle of the Las Vegas Strip, opened in 1999 and built as a playful copy of the French capital: a half-scale Eiffel Tower whose legs come down through the casino roof, a copy of the Arc de Triomphe, facades borrowed from the Paris Opera and the Louvre, a neon hot-air balloon sign and indoor cobblestone streets under a painted sky. Its real draw is the tower. An elevator runs to a viewing deck near the top, and because Paris stands directly across the Strip from Bellagio, the deck is one of the best places in the city to watch the Bellagio fountains from above, especially at sunset and after dark. Down at street level, the Mon Ami Gabi patio and the Strip-side bars face the same fountains. The rest is a busy, mid-priced casino hotel with French-themed restaurants, a theater and indoor links to Horseshoe and the monorail. Plan about an hour for the tower and longer for a meal with a view of the water.
3655 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89109, United States
NO OPENING TIME HERE WAS CHECKED. The typical pattern: the casino and Le Boulevard are open 24 hours every day; the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck usually opens from late morning or midday to late evening, often around midnight on weekends, with timed entries and the last elevator a little before closing; Mon Ami Gabi serves from breakfast or brunch to late evening, and the Eiffel Tower Restaurant opens for dinner and on some days for brunch. The traps that ruin a day are arriving at sunset without a deck ticket, paying for the deck on a windy evening when it may close, booking the tower restaurant without asking for a window, turning up at Mon Ami Gabi at peak time and looking for Bally's under its old name. Confirm current times before relying on them.