The fridge is free and is NOT a mini-bar which is great since we did a CVS run and brought some water back to the room for the weekend. The entertainment center/safe/fridge/dresser and mirrors are centered on opposite non-windowed wall with a desk to the right. The upholstered chair and ottoman are in front of the long wall window along with a floor lamp. The bed is about as far over as it can go on the short wall between the windows (not sure why they didn’t flip the bed to the long wall, but it works). Two walls with windows which makes it nice and bright during the day.

All done in white, black, light shades of gray with pops of color (burgundy in the curtains and bed accent pillow as well as gold on the furniture, desk mirror and accent pillow on chair). We head further in, and, well, it’s really nice.

So we open the door and into the room with another hallway that goes to the right.Ī picture on the wall and a little odd table right at the entrance, we end up using it for the luggage. On the 21st floor in the back wing that overlooks Bally’s and that alley that goes between Paris and Bally’s. There is a door on the left and right, and it goes into a small hallway that has two additional doors in it…one will be the regular room number, and the other will have the same number but have an added P to the end of it.

We grab the keys and head up…now mind you we’ve never been to the end of the halls before, so it’s odd to describe. We stroll on into the Diamond Check-In and wait maybe 2 minutes and get our keys….no $20 trick as we want to see what they give us by default. But, the line is a single lane, and it’s like 45 cars long, so we wait about 45 mins and get that car checked in for the weekend. We arrive on a Friday between 7 PM and 8 PM and go to the Valet (she holds Diamond status, so it’s still free, for now). So double win, room review, and my wife gambling at a place she likes. Knowing that while it’s been a long time since we’d stayed at Paris, we actually like the casino floor as my wife has good luck there. We discussed in about 0.5 secs and reserved it. Hey, all! BigAZMarty here with another new room review, the new Burgundy Room (End of Hallway version) at Paris, Las Vegas so here goes:Īfter hemming and hawing about needing another quick trip to Las Vegas to accommodate the new Badges ( Quest for Rewards) promotion from Total Rewards with my wife, we looked online via her Total Rewards and found, to our surprise, an end of the hallway Burgundy Room at the Paris Las Vegas. BigAZMarty reviews the new Burgundy Room (end of hall version) at Paris Las Vegas.

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