The endorsement

The lead film is a declaration: four years into its channel, the host finally stays at Paris (2025) and calls it the best hotel Caesars Entertainment has to offer — easy mobile check-in, an Orleans Tower room, and the cobblestone dining run (Nobu, Bobby's Burgers, The Bedford by Martha Stewart). It pauses soberly at the Village Buffet's shuttered site — closed since 2020 and never reopened — a gap in the resort's bench the page won't pretend away.

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Show Me Vegas

Four years into the channel, Show Me Vegas finally stays at Paris — two nights in 2025 — and Jordan declares it the best hotel Caesars Entertainment has to offer. The film covers the easy mobile check-in, his Orleans Tower room, and the cobblestone dining run: Nobu, Bobby's Burgers and The Bedford by Martha Stewart, plus a sober pause at the Village Buffet's shuttered site, closed since 2020 and never reopened. A full, fresh endorsement from a channel that had somehow never featured the place.

Key takeaways
  • Rated the best Caesars Entertainment hotel by the host
  • Two-night 2025 stay; mobile check-in praised
  • Nobu, Bobby's Burgers and The Bedford featured

Staying at PARIS Las Vegas BORDEAUX Tower Strip View Room

Jaycation

Jaycation stays in the Bordeaux Tower during the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix, in a Strip-view room overlooking both the Eiffel Tower and the racetrack, and explains the tier-status deal that got him the rate. Between race sessions he does the resort — a three-course dinner ending in a key lime pie he judges against Key West's original — and notes his Caesars status (and its resort-fee waiver) ends with the year. A race-week stay film with a rooms-and-rates lesson attached.

Key takeaways
  • Bordeaux Tower Strip-view room during F1 weekend 2024
  • View covers the Eiffel Tower and the circuit
  • Tier-match strategy for the rate explained

My Stay at PARIS Hotel in Las Vegas 🤩 It Was Amazing!

Travel Ruby

Travel Ruby's Paris stay is a masterclass in upgrades: after a four-hour check-in wait at a fully booked hotel, she lands in the 1,000-square-foot Burgundy Executive Suite — normally $400-plus a night, hers for $99 — and tours every fancy inch of it. A $4.79 breakfast at La Salsa Cantina in the Miracle Mile Shops balances the splurge. Her verdict: a beautiful, packed casino, tons of food, a perfect location — and yes, she'd stay again, ideally in the same suite.

Key takeaways
  • A 1,000 sq ft executive suite scored for $99
  • Four-hour check-in at a sold-out hotel
  • Cheap breakfast found at the Miracle Mile Shops

Stays at every luck level

A Grand Prix-week stay (2024) takes a Bordeaux Tower Strip-view room overlooking both the Eiffel Tower and the racetrack, and explains the tier-status deal behind its rate — with the disclosure that the host's status (and its resort-fee waiver) ended with the year. The upgrade story is the page's fairy tale, told as the host tells it: after a four-hour check-in wait at a sold-out hotel, a 1,000-square-foot Burgundy Executive Suite — normally $400-plus a night — for $99, balanced by a $4.79 breakfast at La Salsa Cantina in the Miracle Mile Shops. A devoted-local staycation (2020) earns the 'exquisite theme, perfect spot' verdict and rides the Eiffel Tower deck to pick out Bellagio's lake, Caesars — and, to the north, the then-still-open Mirage, closed since July 2024 and dated in that film's summary.

The floor and the patio

Two watch entries ground the page: a casino walking tour under the tower's legs through the cobblestone streetscape (no usable narration; watch content), and a short look at Mon Ami Gabi, the French bistro whose patio sits directly beneath the tower facing the Bellagio fountains — one of the Strip's most sought-after tables. A scrappy 2020 reopening stay adds the practical hack its host swears by: five minutes off-Strip to a grocery store for an 89-cent water instead of the casino's $10 bottle. The tower itself has its own page; this is the resort beneath it.

Sources: the seven videos on this page — a 2025 endorsement stay, a Grand Prix stay, an upgrade-story stay, a 2020 staycation and reopening tour, a casino walk, and the Mon Ami Gabi look — summarized from their entries in our catalog.

Paris Las Vegas Staycation - Exquisite Theme, Perfect Spot

Dale McKenzie

Dale and Paula's Paris staycation (2020), a one-night mini-stay filmed in the mask era: room intro first (the rules kept changing), then the resort — and a trip up the Eiffel Tower, where Dale picks out Bellagio's lake, Caesars and, to the north, the then-still-open Mirage through the observation deck's camera portholes on a hot July day. Their verdict is in the title's spirit: exquisite theme, perfect spot.

Key takeaways
  • A one-night Paris stay filmed in 2020
  • Eiffel Tower observation deck views across the Strip
  • Bellagio, Caesars and the valley picked out from the deck

Paris Las Vegas Casino - Walking Tour

Explore Vegas

Explore Vegas's walking tour of the Paris Las Vegas casino — under the legs of the Eiffel Tower replica, through the cobblestone streetscape of bars and restaurant fronts. No transcript is available for the film (including on an English-track retry), so it loads as watch content: a visual pass through one of the Strip's most theatrical casino floors.

PARIS Hotel and Casino Las Vegas (reopening vlog! 4K)

Pompsie

Pompsie's first-ever Paris stay, filmed for the 2020 reopening in 4K: an early check-in fee debate, a Golden Knights game on TV, and his signature money-saving hack — walk five minutes off-Strip to a grocery store for an 89-cent water instead of the casino's $10 bottle. He shoots the casino in 360 video to close. A scrappy, practical first-timer's tour of the resort at its quietest.

Key takeaways
  • First stay at Paris, filmed for the 2020 reopening
  • Grocery-store water hack versus casino prices
  • Early check-in fees weighed on camera

Watch: Paris Las Vegas, guided

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Mon Ami Gabi Tour, Paris Hotel - Las Vegas

Explore Vegas

A short Explore Vegas tour of Mon Ami Gabi, the French bistro at Paris Las Vegas famous for its patio directly beneath the Eiffel Tower replica, facing the Bellagio fountains across the Boulevard. The film is music-led with no usable narration, so it loads as watch content — a quick look at one of the Strip's most sought-after patio tables.

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