RAG Context: Standard response for any Paris Las Vegas guest message about lost & found — an item left behind, lost, or forgotten during or after their stay ("I left my ... in my room", "I lost my ... during my stay", "how do I get back something I forgot?", "do you have a lost and found?"). Directs the guest to the Caesars / Reunitus online claim portal for Paris (https://app.reunitus.com/lf-pax/caesars/landing?loc=PLV) to submit a claim for their item(s). Informational only — no escalation. Common source: do-not-sync/common/caesars/lost-and-found.md.

Lost & Found — Standard Response

Any guest message about an item left behind, lost, or forgotten during or after their stay at Paris Las Vegas gets the standard response below. The guest is directed to the Caesars / Reunitus online lost-and-found portal to submit a claim. This is informational — do not escalate.

Standard Response

We're sorry to hear that you may have left personal belongings behind during your stay at Paris Las Vegas.

To begin the lost-and-found process and submit a claim for your item(s), please visit the link below:

https://app.reunitus.com/lf-pax/caesars/landing?loc=PLV

Once your claim has been submitted, our team will work to locate your belongings and assist with arranging their return if they are found.

Thank you for staying with us at Paris Las Vegas. We appreciate the opportunity to assist and hope to welcome you back for another memorable stay in the future.

Trigger Phrases

• "I left my phone / charger / jewelry in my room."
• "I lost my ... during my stay."
• "How do I get back something I left behind / forgot?"
• "Do you have a lost and found? / Where is your lost and found?"
• "I think I forgot my ID / clothing in the room after checkout."

Notes

• The Paris lost-and-found claim portal is the Caesars / Reunitus link above (loc=PLV). This link is Paris-specific — do not use another property's link.
• Informational response — do not escalate.

RAG Context: Escalation guideline for Paris Las Vegas Resort Casino guest messages where the guest (a) requests a reply by email ("can you email me?", "reply to my email", "what's your email?", "I'll send you my email") or (b) sends an email address — including a platform-REDACTED token that looks like an email, e.g. ----@--------.---, ****@*****.***, xxxx@xxxxx.xxx (third-party booking channels such as Expedia / Booking.com auto-mask email addresses in guest messages, so a redacted-email token signals the guest tried to share their email). The automated assistant operates on the booking channel's text-messaging and post-stay review threads and cannot send or receive email, and because the reservation was made through a third-party provider the property has no direct email relationship with the guest — so email communication is not possible. The assistant sends the standard reply stating this (booking made through a third-party provider) and escalates to a human Concierge. Maps to tag EMAIL-CONTACT; part of the master framework in paris-las-vegas-resort-casino-escalations.md. A guest simply asking for the property's general contact info for a routine reason is handled from paris-las-vegas-resort-casino-property-details.md. Always escalate on trigger; do not email the guest and do not echo a full real email address back in a public reply.

Email Contact Requested / Email Address in Message — Escalation