You're what the French call "les incompetents." Tonight I am Paris in Las Vegas which is
as close as I will ever get to Paris, France. So let's take a look at the room.
The bathroom, as you can see, you do have a makeup mirror right there,
and some artwork that goes with the theme of the resort. That is the Eiffel Tower.
Here you do have a tub, and next to the tub you do have a shower. Very spacious bathroom,
in my opinion. One thing that really stands out here is the marble counter. Really nice.
This is a Burgundy Room, and I don't have much of a view here. If you want to pay a little
bit more -- I mean, this is the bottom room you can get -- you can get a room
with a view of the pool. For even more than that, an Eiffel Tower view room. This is two queen.
I just gotta say that when it comes to both gambling and dining Paris is a really good option.
Tres bien. So there's some of the artwork, and here you do have the television.
Let's see what's on the left side here.
Space for your clothing. And what's nice is on the right side you do have a safe,
and this is a refrigerator. These don't come standard in every room
at Caesars properties, but at Paris they do. So that's nice.
As far as location, Paris pretty much can't be beat. It's connected to Bally's,
so right there alone you have two different gaming options if you want to play at Paris or at
Bally's. Right across the street you do have Bellagio, so that's much nicer, obviously.
And also, to the side is Planet Hollywood. So a lot of different options. You're right in the
middle of The Strip. Paris, a good option for anybody coming to Las Vegas, especially for the
first time I would say. So as you can see, not a room with a view. That is Ellis Island -- pretty
much all you can see right now. Obviously, I will get something better tomorrow in daylight.
You do have seating for one over here. And, as to be expected, no coffee maker.
The room -- I didn't know that the NFL draft was happening this week when I booked it months ago.
As you can see, these were the costs when I booked it. I didn't pay any of this, this was comped.
But this was the base rate they were quoting, $169.15.
Tax, $28.78. The resort fee, $45.95. And the grand total $243.88 per night.
That's per night, on a Monday to Wednesday. And as I said, that was comped so I didn't pay anything.
So as I was saying with dining options, Paris is noted for, obviously the higher end dining.
So there are a lot of options. And even, I have to recommend the pizza here. I'll
show right now the name of the restaurant, I can't recall it,
should be right now -- the pizza's really good there. Or, if you're more like Uncle Frank,
you might want some shrimp, I know they have you covered with that. Just don't forget,
if you go down there and partake in that, go easy on the Pepsi please. Thank you for watching.
Here is the daytime view from my room at Paris. As you can see, not much. So if you do want a
better view obviously you will want to get an Eiffel Tower view or a room with a pool view.
Rooms are the same, except you get that better view.
It's gonna cost a little bit more, but it might be worth it.
Right here on the cover is the new restaurant here at Paris. That is in addition to Nobu,
which is a popular Japanese restaurant. Of course, Mon Ami Gabi is very popular if you want French.
Gordon Ramsay has a steakhouse. And there is the Eiffel Tower Restaurant as well.
I was mentioning last night about JJ's Boulangerie -- that is where the pizza
is. One thing I have to mention -- every time I go there, there is a long wait,
and I saw that people actually complained about the same thing online. So just be prepared for
that. But it is a cheaper option if you want that, or if you're in the mood for pizza.