Great center-strip location in between Bally's and Planet Hollywood, across from CityCenter and Bellagio. The Paris has "Le Boulevard" shops & restaurants modeled after a Parisian street. The casino is a bit small and sterile but the cocktail waitresses have very cute outfits and the staff is friendly. Don't buy a drink at the bar (12 ounce bottle of Foster's Lager was $5). Same bottle of beer was $1 at Slots-A-Fun. I guess they figure the cost of your lost gambling action is worth $5. (If you gamble they give you free beverages.) We were guests at Paris Las Vegas in August 2007 and liked it very much. We asked for a "quiet room up high" and were given a totally silent room on the 33rd floor that appeared to be in between a storage closet and a high roller suite. It was one of the quietest Las Vegas rooms we've ever had (about the same as the time we spent Christmas eve and Christmas 2006 on the 30th floor of Luxor.) Quiet rooms are difficult to find in Las Vegas.