Ou Ya Dav Vacations from $226

Great location on the strip, clean room, good price for the amenities

We really enjoyed our stay at Paris, we got upgraded to the Versailles tower which is not even a year old yet so fully renovated. It is a bit of a walk to the Versailles tower from Paris but it is not as bad as some of the reviews state and this is Las Vegas, take a look at any of the other top properties on the strip and they are all massive so no matter what you are going to walk. If you have a room closer to the elevators then it will be much less of a walk but you will sacrifice some of your view. We were almost at the very end, 2nd last room before the end balcony suites and our view was amazing. We could watch the Bellagio fountains anytime we wanted and you could always hear when the started up, not intrusive just enough so that you knew. My only complaint would be, and this is pretty much any hotel now days on the strip, is it seems there is too much nickel and diming today. Why there is no coffee machine in the room like any other hotel in the world besides Vegas? You cannot even boil water for tea and they charge you for hot water in the lobby and refuse to fill up your personal cup. You are paying $50 a day in resort fees but there is absolutely no value in return for those fees(Coffee?) as the things listed that you get for those fees are severely outdated like Wifi for just 2 device and are included anywhere else in the world you go. I personally think wifi now days is overrated as data plans have come a long way, we typically no longer need to worry about data.

The whole hotel it was very clean included the room. The room had all the amenities

Room was nice. Building was a little dated. Very small elevator especially because it was the only one. Staff was very nice and the front area was great. Nice location. Price was a little high.

Will be nice if the hotel can think about what a new hotel guest will be going through. They will usually drive up to the hotel and look for parking. Then they will look into how to check-in and how to get to their room. It will be nice to mention in the welcome text to fill out the registration and the credit card authorization, AND also mention if we have a vehicle, what shall we do. Also will be helpful if the text will let us know the office in the building will be closed on Saturdays (and Sundays?) We were trying to figure all these out while carrying our luggages under strong winds, lucky it didn't rain. Will also be helpful to text us that we need to submit those 2 forms, then we will receive our gate and door codes. Restroom didn't smell fresh. Other than the aforementioned, the stay was good.