Paris Las Vegas
A Belle Époque postcard on the Strip, with a half-scale Eiffel Tower planted through the casino floor.
USA / Las Vegas Strip
What the lantern shows.
Paris Las Vegas arrived in 1999 and has never been shy about the joke. A half-scale Eiffel Tower rises from the resort, its legs reaching right down through the casino, while an Arc de Triomphe replica and façades borrowed from Parisian landmarks complete a skyline in miniature.
The gaming floor has a street-scene feel, with cobbled-look walkways and wrought-iron lamps beneath a painted sky. The tower's observation deck offers one of the best views across the boulevard to the Bellagio fountains, and the restaurants lean French, from brasserie staples to crêpes.
Because it sits directly across the Strip from Bellagio, it makes a smart base for anyone who wants the fountain show in view from the other side of the road. Rooms facing the boulevard are the ones to request.
What's under the roof.
The facilities that shape a stay here. Opening hours and access rules are set by the property and can change.
Where the loop ends.
Las Vegas, NV 89109
United States
Across the boulevard from Bellagio's lake, a short walk from Caesars Palace.
Mood imagery from Pexels — illustrative only and not photographed at Paris Las Vegas.
Keep the loop going.
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Bellagio
An Italian lakeside daydream on the Strip, where a choreographed water show decides when the evening starts.
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Caesars Palace
The Strip's original spectacle, still dressed in marble, colonnades and a touch of imperial swagger.
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Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo
The grande dame of the Riviera, facing the Casino de Monte-Carlo across the most famous square in gaming.
Head to the house.
Lantern Loop doesn't process reservations. Current rooms, rates, gaming rules and dress codes are confirmed by Paris Las Vegas directly.