Here’s the place to buy a Vegas-style souvenir from Paris – or a little something at one of the boutiques.

Down Le Boulevard is the shopping district, where strolling mimes and bicycling bread men roam the store-lined village streets, and the statues come to life. A cobblestone path lined with wrought-iron street-lamps guides you around the tables and 1,700 slots, poker room, as well as over to the race and sports book. On the way down, at the 11th floor, the Eiffel Tower Restaurant serves up a dining experience you’ll never forget, including breathtaking views of the Strip and mouthwatering cuisine from France.Īt the base of the tower lies an expansive casino, whose theme features fountains, statues and vaulted ceilings. Ride with the elevator operator/tour guide to the tower’s top-floor observation deck, where you can see practically all of Las Vegas.

And you certainly can’t miss the 50-story, half-scale replica of the Eiffel Tower, now one of Las Vegas’ most famous landmarks. As part of its architecture, the resort has detailed replicas of the Arc de Triomphe, Louvre façade, Paris Opera House and Hotel de Ville. In this version of the City of Lights, you can hit the highlights in no time.

Spacious, bright and bold, the newly remodeled rooms and suites at Paris Las Vegas combine classic European elegance with a modern flair. Modeled after the famous Hôtel de Ville, Paris Las Vegas’ hotel tower soars 34 stories and offers 2,916 total guestrooms, including 295 suites. The hotel features nearly 3,000 spacious guest rooms and suites with amenities such as custom furniture, luxurious fabrics and opulent marble-laid bathrooms for the utmost in sophistication. The City of Lights meets the city that never sleeps at Paris Las Vegas, where the accommodations boast a classic European grace.

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