Paris Las Vegas

Paris Las Vegas opened on September 1, 1999 as an immersive themed resort that reproduces Paris's most recognisable landmarks at reduced scale on the Las Vegas Strip. The centrepiece is a half-scale Eiffel Tower replica rising 165 feet — the Tower's upper-deck observation platform and Le Bar à Champagne are among the most romantic vantage points in Las Vegas, overlooking the Bellagio fountains directly across the street.

The resort's exterior recreates the Arc de Triomphe, the Paris Opéra facade, and the facades of various Parisian buildings along the ground level, creating a streetscape effect that appeals to visitors seeking a compressed European experience alongside their gaming. The architectural simulation extends inside: the casino floor is designed as an outdoor Parisian street with painted sky ceilings and Haussmann-era building facades serving as exterior walls of the gaming floor.

The casino floor spans approximately 95,000 square feet with around 1,700 gaming positions. The resort contains 2,916 rooms and suites across its tower, with balcony rooms offering direct Eiffel Tower and Bellagio views — one of the most requested view categories on the Las Vegas Strip. Gordon Ramsay's Brasserie is among the dining anchors, alongside Mon Ami Gabi, whose Strip-facing outdoor terrace is one of the best people-watching positions in Las Vegas.