Paris strip view rooms

I would appreciate any info about the Paris strip view rooms and music from the nightclub. I'm a very light sleeper and was told the music goes until 4 am? I can take the music but the base will keep me up.

I would love to hear about anyone's experience....thanks!

We had a strip view red room in Sept., our room was overlooking the pool, the arch and the nightclub. I believe we were on the 26th floor. I did notice the music but set my sleep timer on the tv so I fell asleep with no problem and didn't wake up due the music and I'm a pretty light sleeper. One thing we did hear was on Friday and Sunday nights the pool @ Cosmo had concerts and it was the pool facing the strip so we did hear that a little. Not bad though, one night was Enrique Iglesias. You might ask for a strip view facing more towards the Caesars direction and the noise might not be as bad.

If you are going to be there Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday no problem overlooking the pool and fountains. I LOVE the view, but we have been staying at Paris for several years and I ALWAYS ask for our room to be on the back of the hotel. I even give up the Huge two bedroom suite so I don't have to wrestle the music. I'm not an old fuddy dutty, but one night it was 4:30 and not only was the Chateau still hopping, Justin Timberlake was having a private birthday party at the PHo pool and he went on until 6.
No matter how high or which way I tried to face....still heard the bass.
AND>>>I sleep with earplugs and a sound machine on white noise. You have been warned.

Thanks so much for the info! I asked for a high floor, over the 26th, which shouldn't be a problem since they usually give me suites.

We are there Fri-Mon, so I think I'm going to ask for our room to be changed. I wanted my fiancee to enjoy the view, but if I can't sleep it won't be very enjoyable for him, lol.

I contacted my host, I've been changed to a LeMan's suite on the 32nd floor, no strip view/no music.

Good move. I have heard from friends that the music is very loud.

Joy

Thanks! I've been going back and forth debating about it, but that just reinforces my decision to switch rooms.

I can't believe that they would subject the best view rooms in the hotel to the loud music. I think I'm getting old, lol.

I can attest to the (unnecessary) loudness of the music, in particular the bass. I stayed on the 25th floor in August and it was amazing how potent it was even though we were 20 floors away from the club. My brother is a sound engineer, and his comment was "all the DJ had to do was back off one slider a bit" - but God forbid that happen and remove some of the mind-pounding bass. We did complain, and their advice was to post a comment on a Caesars' website, the name of which is unfortunately now forgotten. Another interesting point we were told - Paris doesn't own the nightclub and it isn't under their immediate control to do anything.

We were in a strip view room for NYE & aside from the fireworks it was quiet. I didn't hear any music from the night club. I do consider myself to be a light sleeper.
We were on the 29th floor.

We just got back last week. Had a Red Room on the 30th floor (3011) to be exact with an AMAZING full on view of the Eiffel Tower and the Bellagio fountains. And yes, we could hear the base. I actually didn't hear it the first night (so tired slept like a baby), but my husband mentioned it to me in the morning, that he could hear this "booming" sound until about 3:30. At first I thought he meant the fountains, but then I realized that those end before midnight so that couldn't be what this was. The second night I heard it too, and realized it was the base from the nightclub!! Didn't think it would be possible to hear 30 floors up, but, guess so!!

Anyway the rest of our trip was days the nightclub was closed so we didn't ask to change rooms. It was nice and quiet then.