Isle Royale Scuba Diving Vacations

Excellent food and comfort

Centrally located walkable to most atteactions on the strip

It was Beverly Hills… just hard to navigate and a bit underwhelming as far as the hotel is concerned. The parking was a bit odd too.

I hated to pay the resort fee. Its too high. We dont use the pool or the gym or anything the resort fee is for and we have no choice in not paying it.

This place was amazing, from the bartender Josh to Seiki and Selina, and also JD the concierge, I know I’m leaving people out but the entire staff made our stay perfection, it was first class all the way and I would never stay anywhere else when we go back, just truly a first rate experience

Excellent food and comfort

This place was amazing, from the bartender Josh to Seiki and Selina, and also JD the concierge, I know I’m leaving people out but the entire staff made our stay perfection, it was first class all the way and I would never stay anywhere else when we go back, just truly a first rate experience

My son and I loved our stay at the Pelican Grand. The food and service were excellent. We loved Michael, his service on the beach made our trip even better!

Newly opened property nice features. A few things to smooth out, but overall excellent.

Excellent food and comfort

Clean, quiet, newly renovated, easy & convenient parking, very reasonable rate on a Monday night.

Centrally located walkable to most atteactions on the strip

While the Paris Hotel has a charming theme and a great location on the Strip, I found the overall experience to be disappointing—mainly due to the outrageous prices. Everything inside the hotel is incredibly overpriced. A simple cup of coffee was $11—nothing felt reasonably priced. Dining at any of the on-site restaurants came with a hefty price tag, making it feel like they’re catering only to high rollers and not the average guest. It was so over-the-top that I ended up walking a block or two just to get a regular coffee at Starbucks for $6, which suddenly felt like a bargain. The pricing seems geared toward tourists willing to spend freely or gamblers with money to burn, not people looking for fair value. Even the room rates felt inflated for what you get, and while I didn’t use the parking, I noticed it was significantly more expensive than at other nearby hotels. Overall, the Paris Hotel comes off as a money grab. Between the overpriced food, drinks, and accommodations, it’s hard to justify staying here when there are so many better-priced options on the Strip that offer just as much—if not more—without making you feel like you’re being ripped off at every turn.