Check in was ridiculous, waited for an hour just to get to our room. I received a code for mobile check in 2 days after I checked in. The beds were uncomfortable and each queen bed had two tiny pillows that weren’t large or supportive enough for even a small child. Called housekeeping for more pillows but the message was never sent to the staff. We went director housekeeping staff working on our floor and they immediately gave us more pillows so kudos to the people in the trenches but management needs work. I rented a lounge daybed for the afternoon toward the end of the stay and was the only person in the vicinity on a lounge bed to be asked if I reserved the bed. A lifeguard and another staff member stood in front of me looking and talking before I was approached and asked for my name. I showed him the wristbands I was given to prove I reserved but I guess it wasn’t enough. I can only assume it was because I was the only person with piercings, tattoos, and bright hair in a lounge bed and given how much I spent on the mediocre room, food, and drinks, I’d hope to be treated like any other paying guest but I guess that isn’t the case at Paris. Will definitely stay at the Sahara again next time where they treat their paying guests like paying guests and have decent restaurants.
Shout out to front desk staff who were busting a$$ ; Bell service staff who were delightful; cocktail waitresses at the pool and casino floor; and housekeeping staff. Management needs to do better