My husband and I just spent two days this past August at the Paris Las Vegas hotel.  I chose it because of it's centralized location on the strip.  He had never been there so I wanted to book a spot that would allow us to maximize the sites we could see without having to walk from one end of the strip to the other.\n\nI was not all that impressed with the room.  When I booked online I registered for a room with a king bed, but when I checked in I was told I'd need to pay an extra $50 per night to get the King room that I had signed up for.  When I showed them the reservation they reminded me that it is not guaranteed.  I think they just wanted me to pay more, which I was NOT going to do.  At that point I just settled for the room with the 2 queens, which was really fine, but the room was not the best I've seen.  The TV was older than I would have expected, the dresser was old and some of the paint was chipped.  The bathroom though was really large and nicely decorated.  It featured a stand up shower and a tub, which I am always a fan of. \n\nI guess the thing to remember is that it's not all that important to have a great room when you are in Vegas and should be spending more time out of the room than in it.  \n\nOverall, I do love the vibe at the Paris Las Vegas.  I enjoy the feel of the casino and the cobblestone \"streets\" as you walk through.  \nWe also ate brunch there and I was not disappointed at all.  They had a wide variety of breakfast offerings including some excellent pastries.  The coffee stunk, but I found that most times coffee at the breakfast buffet isn't always the best.  \n\nIf my husband and I go back to Vegas, I will not be staying at Paris Las Vegas.  I think I'd have just as much fun staying somewhere else nearby and just visiting the Paris Casino and Restaurants.