Paris Las Vegas is marking its 25th anniversary with a stunning redesign of its Versailles Tower, featuring 756 luxury guestrooms. These rooms are among the largest standard rooms on the Strip, boasting a spacious 420 square feet. As part of the renovation, thirty-eight rooms now come with new 55-square-foot balconies, offering breathtaking views of the Strip. The entire project, costing over $100 million, also includes revamped corridors, upgraded exteriors, and a new pedestrian bridge.
The newly redesigned rooms in the Versailles Tower draw inspiration from the chic aesthetic of a Parisian apartment. With modern interiors showcasing a color palette of royal blue, black, white, and hints of bold red, the rooms exude sophistication. Decorative elements such as French photography, contemporary art pieces, crown molding, and arches add to the luxurious ambiance.
To commemorate the 25th anniversary, Paris Las Vegas is offering a variety of specials on food and beverage, spa services, and wedding packages. Until September 15th, guests can enjoy exclusive offerings like the Joyeux Anniversaire cocktail, a unique twist on an espresso martini, available at select restaurants. Popular dining establishments such as The Bedford by Martha Stewart, Gordon Ramsay Steak, Nobu, and Vanderpump à Paris are featuring special prix fixe menus.
For couples looking to tie the knot in style, the resort is offering the Silver Bells Wedding Package, starting at $1,125 plus tax and fees, for ceremonies held at iconic locations like the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck and the Arc de Triomphe replica. The Voie Spa & Salon is also providing special treatments for relaxation and rejuvenation through October 1st. Wedding venues include indoor chapels, the Eiffel Tower Viewing Deck, the Arc de Triomphe replica, and Le Cabaret Lounge.
To learn more about the 25th-anniversary celebrations at Paris Las Vegas and to make reservations for the special offerings, visit the resort’s official website. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the luxury and elegance of Paris right in the heart of Las Vegas.