Paris Las Vegas Suites

The Bordeaux Room is listed at 390 square feet and comes with king or queen beds, making it the smallest option in the group. SmarterVegas notes a marble-counter bathroom with a walk-in shower, plus a full-size desk, mini-fridge, flat-screen TV, and custom accent pieces.

Use this room when you want the Paris location and classic styling without moving up to a larger suite. It is a straightforward choice compared with the Versailles Executive Suite, which adds more space and a separate sitting setup.

The Versailles Room is listed at 445 square feet and comes with king or queen beds. SmarterVegas describes a stylish sofa, 55-inch television, desk and chair, and a marble bathroom with vanity and walk-in shower.

This is the cleanest step up from the Bordeaux Room if you want more space but do not need a suite layout. It is also the base renovated room type in the Versailles collection.

The Versailles Balcony Room keeps the 445-square-foot footprint but adds a 55-square-foot balcony with Strip views. Caesars says the room includes two queen beds, a 55-inch flat-screen, a desk with task chair, a stylish sofa, and a marble bathroom with upscale fixtures, shower, vanity, and hair dryer.

This is the most useful option if you want a balcony without moving into a suite category. Compared with the Versailles Room, the balcony is the main differentiator.

The Versailles Executive Suite is listed at 769 square feet and includes one king bed. Caesars says the suite adds a refrigerator, desk with task chair, two sitting chairs, a coffee table, and a stylish sofa for lounging.

The bathroom is a notable upgrade, with upscale fixtures, a vanity, a hair dryer, a shower, and a separate soaking tub. If you want a larger suite without moving to a multi-bedroom format, this is the middle ground.

The Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite is listed at 1,000 square feet and includes one king bed. SmarterVegas and Caesars both note a separate living and sleeping room, plus a bathroom with marble counters and a separate spa tub and shower.

Additional details include a wet bar, large flat-screen TVs, custom accent pieces, and an in-room safe. This suite sits above the Versailles Executive Suite in size and is a clear choice if you want a real living room.

The Bordeaux Marseille Suite is described by Caesars as a two-bedroom suite with 2 king bedrooms. It has a spacious living room with plenty of windows and Strip views, and Caesars specifically calls it a strong fit for parties and receptions.

Each bedroom uses a brown-and-white palette with blue and gold accents, and the marble bathrooms include a separate tub and shower. This is the most group-friendly option in the Paris set.

The Versailles Executive Suite gives you 769 square feet, one king bed, and a lounge-friendly layout with two sitting chairs, a coffee table, and a sofa. Caesars also lists a refrigerator and a 55-inch flat-screen TV.

The bathroom includes upscale fixtures, a vanity, a hair dryer, a shower, and a separate soaking tub. If you want a suite that stays compact but still feels separate from a standard room, this is the main Versailles choice.

The Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite is a 1,000-square-foot king suite with a separate bedroom and living room. SmarterVegas lists a seating area, dining table, full-size desk, mini-fridge, wet bar, flat-screen televisions, and a bathroom with a spa tub and walk-in shower.

Compared with the Versailles Executive Suite, this option gives you a more traditional suite shape and a larger footprint. It is the stronger pick if you want room for guests to sit without using the bedroom.

The Bordeaux Marseille Suite is the only clearly defined two-bedroom suite in the Caesars source set, and it uses 2 king bedrooms. Caesars says the living room has plenty of windows and gorgeous Strip views, making it suitable for parties and receptions.

Because the source does not list square footage, compare it by layout rather than size. It is the best fit when separate bedrooms matter more than a single oversized room.

The Versailles Premium Suite is listed at 1,700 square feet with one king bed. SmarterVegas says the suite includes a separate bedroom and living room, a seating area, a dining table or pool table, and a wet bar with seating.

It also has 55-inch televisions, a mini-fridge for personal use, a desk and executive chair, and a marble bathroom with dual sinks, a vanity, a walk-in shower, and a soaking tub. This is the most flexible large suite in the Versailles collection.

The Bordeaux Empire Suite is listed at 3,320 square feet and includes 2-king beds. SmarterVegas describes it as a two-bedroom suite in a chateau-like setting with separate bedrooms and living room, a baby grand piano, a spacious seating area, and a dining table.

It also includes a desk, mini-fridge, wet bar, flat-screen televisions, marble bathrooms, dual sinks, vanity mirrors, spa tubs, and walk-in showers. If size is the only priority, this is the top option in the source set.

The Versailles Balcony Room is listed at 445 square feet and, in this version, comes with 2 queen beds. Caesars says the 55-square-foot balcony delivers unmatched views of the Vegas Strip, while the room itself includes a 55-inch flat-screen, desk with task chair, stylish sofa, and a marble bathroom with upscale fixtures.

If the balcony is the priority, this is the clearest match in the Paris inventory. It gives you the same base room size as the standard Versailles Room, but with outdoor access added on top.

The Bordeaux Marseille Suite uses a living room with plenty of windows and gorgeous Strip views to create a view-focused layout. Caesars emphasizes that the two-bedroom setup works well for parties and receptions.

Since square footage is not listed in the source, compare it by bedroom count and the large central living space. It is the right choice if you want views without committing to a balcony.

The Bordeaux Empire Suite is the largest Paris suite referenced in the sources, at 3,320 square feet. SmarterVegas says it includes 2-king beds, separate bedrooms and a living room, a baby grand piano, a dining table, a wet bar, and multiple marble bathrooms.

That scale makes it far beyond a normal suite comparison. If you need the most room, this is the top-end option.

The Bordeaux Room is the smallest accommodation listed here at 390 square feet. It still includes king or queen beds, a marble-counter bathroom, a walk-in shower, a full-size desk, a mini-fridge, and a flat-screen TV.

That combination makes it the most space-efficient choice if you want to stay on the Strip and keep the room category simple. It is the budget-minded comparison point for the suite pages around it.

The Versailles Room gives you 445 square feet and king or queen bed options. SmarterVegas lists a stylish sofa, 55-inch television, desk and chair, and a marble bathroom with vanity and walk-in shower.

If you want the updated Versailles look without moving into a suite, this is the simplest value comparison point. It is slightly larger than the Bordeaux Room and keeps the layout straightforward.

The Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite sits at 1,000 square feet and adds a separate living room, wet bar, and spa tub. SmarterVegas also lists a dining table, full-size desk, mini-fridge, and flat-screen televisions.

For value, this is the cleanest middle point between smaller suites and the larger Bordeaux collection. It offers more usable space than the 769-square-foot Executive Suite without jumping to the biggest categories.

Caesars places the Versailles Executive Suite inside the newly renovated Versailles Tower and includes it in the broader suite category that can be discounted in the Suite Escape promotion. The suite itself measures 769 square feet and includes one king bed, a refrigerator, and a separate soaking tub.

If you are tracking offers, this is a good suite to watch because it sits in the renovated tower without moving into the largest price bracket implied by the bigger Bordeaux layouts.

The Bordeaux Charlemagne Suite is a 1,000-square-foot option with a separate living room, wet bar, spa tub, and walk-in shower. Because the sources mention Advance Purchase Savings at Paris Las Vegas, this suite is a logical candidate when you are checking future-dated rates.

Its size and setup make it a sensible upgrade target if the smaller Versailles Executive Suite is priced too close to larger options.