Paris Las Vegas Hotel: Amenities & Internet

Shower gel, conditioner, shampoo, body lotion and aloe cream
facial bar and bath bar by Gilchrist & Soames.

On the desk is one of two telephones (the second is in the bathroom).
For a fee, the hotels offers wired/wireless internet.
(photos: TheHopefulTraveler)

To answer the big question: internet is not free. For a fee of $14 for 24 hours wired and wireless internet is available. But I learned something during this visit to Las Vegas. I finally discovered LTE service offered by AT&T on my iPad finally works and it feels like using a good wi-fi signal. The downside, I quickly realize I'm using up more data faster than on the carrier's 4G network. I quickly fix this with purchasing a 3GB data plan for $30.

Other amenities include two telephones (one in the bedroom and one in the bathroom), a coffee valet featuring a single-serve coffee maker, toiletries by Gilchrist & Soames (provider of luxury bath goods for fine hotels) including bath salts, room safe, iron and ironing board. There is a refrigerator mini-bar in the armoire but it is empty. A flat-screen television sums up the basics for a property that want you to spend a little time in the room and more time spending money in the casino.

For you picky coffee drinkers, the label of the coffee states it's "a blend of Rainforest Alliance Certified and 100% Arabica Coffee."

In lieu of the coffee pot coffee maker is the a single serve coffee maker.

The coffee service includes both regular and decaf coffee.

The attractive room service menu cover.

On this page that lists entrees prices range from $17 for a four-cheese
pizza to a $32 filet mignon.

In the closet is the room safe, iron and ironing board.
(photos: TheHopefulTraveler)