Eiffel Tower (The)
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What i loved about t was at night you can see everything! its breath taking when the Fountains are going off at the BALLAGIO! it looks higher then you think LOL! its a NON SMOKING area due to safety reggulations. Bring your cameras! you'll want to take many many pictures & Videos! The space up there isnt as big as THE SPACE NEEDLE IN SEATTLE WASHINGTON. its pretty crowded, but othere then that everything was Breath Taking! Enjoy!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 07 2009
This is always my first stop when in Vegas. I wait for it to get dark then go strsight there. The best view of the strip. This time after the tower me and my girlfriends went to Pole Worx for a pole dance lesson. Best time in Vegas.
Reviewed by: Katie from on Oct 18 2009
I had to go on Eiffel Tower, I visited the Eiffel Tower in France years ago and had to check the Vegas version. I went at night and it was simply and awesome view. The only downer was the winds were gusting at over 40 mph! So that meant the Bellagio was not doing their fountain show! Bummer! It would be a great view with someone special!
Reviewed by: Len from on Jun 23 2008
THe view was a good one of the strip--best to visit this attraction at night. Although it is right across the street from the Bellagio's Fountain, you can't really hear the music that accompanys the fountains. Its a 5 -10 minute attraction at the top, snap a couple of pictures and thats pretty much it.
Reviewed by: robert the food man from on Dec 31 2007
Very cool atmosphere outside and inside, albeit a bit noisy because the tables are close. The window wall has stunning views of the Strip and the Bellagio fountains, especially at night. Made reservations months ago and they were promptly honored. But, that's about the best I can give for this restaurant. I know it's Vegas. But $14.95 for one ordinary Tanquray & Tonic? I got the exact same drink in an identical glass in the casino downstairs for $8.50 -- free if I was playing the slots. $44.00 for 5oz of filet mignon; $46.00 for a 7oz bone-in Ribeye? And that's just the meat. $6.00 for a single portion of potatoes and mushrooms… each. So… two people, two dinners from the menu, two sides, one shared dessert, no drinks of any kind -- $144.00. Sorry, go to Del Frisco’s or Charlie Palmer’s Steakhouse. Oh, and another thing, the elegance of the restaurant and black tie staff is lost because they don’t enforce a dress code. Come on, jeans and t-shirts during dinner? Guys in tank tops at the bar? This seriously diminishes the experience. -- DD
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 12 2007
Well, I haven`t been to Paris so when I was in Vegas, I didn`t want to miss the opportunity to go up. I found the fee 9 dollars a little bit expensive as we were 4 people but the view kind of worth it. We watched the Bellagio Fountains from up there and it was one of the best things I have ever seen. As for the negative things, we had to wait half an hour to go up and when we were finally up there, the place was overcrowded. I hardly found a spot for myself to enjoy the view. Well, to sum up besides all the negative things, it is something you need to experience when you are in Vegas!
Reviewed by: Muge from on Aug 28 2007
Spent $9 to go up to the tower and see the views of LAS VEGAS. After 5mins you will get bored. Not worth it. Spend your money elsewhere.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 01 2007
Most people think the best view of the Strip is from the Stratosphere, but I like the view from the Eiffel Tower at the Paris just as well. It's in the middle of the Strip and overlooks the Bellagio Fountains, lending a sense of immediacy that the Stratosphere lacks with its stunning height and position at the north end of the Strip. In addition, the doors of the elevator are glass, making the trip up to the top a bit of an adventure, as well. The Stratosphere gives you a longer view, of course, and without wire mesh obstructing it, but the Eiffel Tower is only $9 on weekdays and doesn't require you to travel to the far north end of the Strip, plus the Paris is a very nice resort and is near some of the most beautiful properties on the Strip. I recommend both towers, but if you have no other reason to go as far north as the Stratosphere and have limited time and/or funds, the Eiffel Tower is worth the time and money. Two thumbs up!
Reviewed by: waterbaby from on Jun 06 2007
We sat near the window and had a breathtaking view of Vegas. The prices were very high, for very little food, but the food was of exceptional quality. We are picky eaters and absolutely loved the food. It is nice to go here to getaway and have a romantic evening. The service is wonderful and they make you feel important.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 23 2006
You want to take some awesome shots of the Vegas landscape and marvel at this city of lights in the middle of the desert, this is the perfect place to do it. It was reasonable priced and offered gorgeous views of the town and especially the Bellagio Water Fountains.
Reviewed by: Margie from on Dec 19 2005
Spectacular View
Back to Eiffel Tower (The)
What i loved about t was at night you can see everything! its breath taking when the Fountains are going off at the BALLAGIO! it looks higher then you think LOL! its a NON SMOKING area due to safety reggulations. Bring your cameras! you'll want to take many many pictures & Videos! The space up there isnt as big as THE SPACE NEEDLE IN SEATTLE WASHINGTON. its pretty crowded, but othere then that everything was Breath Taking! Enjoy!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 07 2009
This is always my first stop when in Vegas. I wait for it to get dark then go strsight there. The best view of the strip. This time after the tower me and my girlfriends went to Pole Worx for a pole dance lesson. Best time in Vegas.
Reviewed by: Katie from on Oct 18 2009
I had to go on Eiffel Tower, I visited the Eiffel Tower in France years ago and had to check the Vegas version. I went at night and it was simply and awesome view. The only downer was the winds were gusting at over 40 mph! So that meant the Bellagio was not doing their fountain show! Bummer! It would be a great view with someone special!
Reviewed by: Len from on Jun 23 2008
THe view was a good one of the strip--best to visit this attraction at night. Although it is right across the street from the Bellagio's Fountain, you can't really hear the music that accompanys the fountains. Its a 5 -10 minute attraction at the top, snap a couple of pictures and thats pretty much it.
Reviewed by: robert the food man from on Dec 31 2007
Very cool atmosphere outside and inside, albeit a bit noisy because the tables are close. The window wall has stunning views of the Strip and the Bellagio fountains, especially at night. Made reservations months ago and they were promptly honored. But, that's about the best I can give for this restaurant. I know it's Vegas. But $14.95 for one ordinary Tanquray & Tonic? I got the exact same drink in an identical glass in the casino downstairs for $8.50 -- free if I was playing the slots. $44.00 for 5oz of filet mignon; $46.00 for a 7oz bone-in Ribeye? And that's just the meat. $6.00 for a single portion of potatoes and mushrooms… each. So… two people, two dinners from the menu, two sides, one shared dessert, no drinks of any kind -- $144.00. Sorry, go to Del Frisco’s or Charlie Palmer’s Steakhouse. Oh, and another thing, the elegance of the restaurant and black tie staff is lost because they don’t enforce a dress code. Come on, jeans and t-shirts during dinner? Guys in tank tops at the bar? This seriously diminishes the experience. -- DD
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 12 2007
Well, I haven`t been to Paris so when I was in Vegas, I didn`t want to miss the opportunity to go up. I found the fee 9 dollars a little bit expensive as we were 4 people but the view kind of worth it. We watched the Bellagio Fountains from up there and it was one of the best things I have ever seen. As for the negative things, we had to wait half an hour to go up and when we were finally up there, the place was overcrowded. I hardly found a spot for myself to enjoy the view. Well, to sum up besides all the negative things, it is something you need to experience when you are in Vegas!
Reviewed by: Muge from on Aug 28 2007
Spent $9 to go up to the tower and see the views of LAS VEGAS. After 5mins you will get bored. Not worth it. Spend your money elsewhere.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 01 2007
Most people think the best view of the Strip is from the Stratosphere, but I like the view from the Eiffel Tower at the Paris just as well. It's in the middle of the Strip and overlooks the Bellagio Fountains, lending a sense of immediacy that the Stratosphere lacks with its stunning height and position at the north end of the Strip. In addition, the doors of the elevator are glass, making the trip up to the top a bit of an adventure, as well. The Stratosphere gives you a longer view, of course, and without wire mesh obstructing it, but the Eiffel Tower is only $9 on weekdays and doesn't require you to travel to the far north end of the Strip, plus the Paris is a very nice resort and is near some of the most beautiful properties on the Strip. I recommend both towers, but if you have no other reason to go as far north as the Stratosphere and have limited time and/or funds, the Eiffel Tower is worth the time and money. Two thumbs up!
Reviewed by: waterbaby from on Jun 06 2007
We sat near the window and had a breathtaking view of Vegas. The prices were very high, for very little food, but the food was of exceptional quality. We are picky eaters and absolutely loved the food. It is nice to go here to getaway and have a romantic evening. The service is wonderful and they make you feel important.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 23 2006
You want to take some awesome shots of the Vegas landscape and marvel at this city of lights in the middle of the desert, this is the perfect place to do it. It was reasonable priced and offered gorgeous views of the town and especially the Bellagio Water Fountains.
Reviewed by: Margie from on Dec 19 2005
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