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Bellagio
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3600 Las Vegas Blvd SLas Vegas, NV 89109
Neighbourhood: The Strip
(702) 693-7111
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 6 am - 6 am
- Price Range:
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$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- Paid
963 reviews for Bellagio
Review Highlights
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"The fountain show is so beautiful at night." In 76 reviews -
"1) The hand blown glass flowers adorning the ceiling of the..." In 8 reviews -
"conservatory that changes throughout the year." In 85 reviews
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Review from Bonnie E.
Paradise Valley, AZ
5/16/2012 3 Check-ins Here
Still my favorite casino as well as favorite place to stay on the Strip. Seldom does it reek of smoke in the casino and I appreciate clean air. (Being one who kicked the habit, I can certainly appreciate an individual's need to inhale, but now that I'm over it, I'm over it!!) I appreciate any business' endeavor to let the smokers smoke and the non-smokers not get a whiff of it, especially while delivering cocktails in a timely manner.
The Conservatory is always so lovely and the Chihuly ceiling at reception is exquisite. I've had nothing but excellent service from the dining room to the hotel room, as you'd expect. Especially a treat is a room facing the fountains.
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Review from Rose S.
Los Angeles, CA
5/17/2012 2 Check-ins Here
Whoa this place requires ID and proof that your staying here. I mean if you only wanna go up and down the elevator, but but what if you have a friend staying here and you wanna see them. I guess its not happening.
So am here to rate the downstairs area. Very unique with a garden inside and OMG the chocolate fountain that another thing we had trouble finding. I assumed it was an actual huge fountain but it wasn't even a fountain like. Anyway it was nice and elegant and so yummy. I got to watch people make crepes too :)
Oh and the gardens it was very unique something you won't see in LA. Most of the tulips were blooming which were amazing because I love tulips. It wasn't big but it was attractive to look at. -
Review from Coco W.
Portland, OR
5/15/2012
This hotel is pretty glamorous. I am not a fan of Las Vegas, not the typical fan. I only need two days to tire of the lights and noise and lack of windows. And every hotel is like a maze; sure, they have signs to somewhat guide you through the hotels, and arrows on some carpet areas, but still. They make these hotel exits difficult in hopes to trap your drunken state into sitting down and gambling away more dollars. It works.
I did not gamble away my money, all the $5 roulette tables were occupado when I was trying to gamble, shucks. Anywho, THE BELLAGIO.
They seemed efficient enough at the front desk. They messed up someone else's room in my party, but he ended up getting upgraded to the honeymoon sweet, which was SICK. Our room was just normal, but the beds were insanely melt-on-your-back comfortable. The atrium smelled of roses and geraniums, plenty of shops and cafe's, and the buffet had more meat than a vegetarian can handle. Last but not least? The pools. Excellent set-up. Vegas is too crowded for my typical vacation style, but for a weekend get-away, this hotel is awesome and smack in the middle of the strip! The rooms were nice and cool too, the A.C. caps at 62 degrees, but that's cold enough for me. -
Review from Pasquale R.
Chatham, NJ
5/23/2012 1 Check-in Here
*Part of my "I didn't stay here, I just walked around or gambled tour*
Wasn't overly impressed with this hotel. Yes the outside looks marvelous and the inside was gorgeous but the simple fact that I lost a lot of money at the tables and couldn't get a drink in the 1 hr I was there makes me never want to step foot in it again. The staff wasn't friendly as well. Especially the "No personality pit boss." I guess I am biter. Yes that's right, I am! -
Review from Brian B.
I'm not sure why a classy place like this lets me in but I'm glad they do because I refuse to stay anywhere else. Simply put, Bellagio is the grand dame of Las Vegas hotels and casinos. What's to love about this 14 year-old, 166,000 sq ft, $1.6 billion opulent marvel of modern architecture, you ask?
The beautiful hotel rooms with marble bathtubs, silver fixtures, state of the art electronics, modern decor and dramatic balcony views.
The seemingly endless casino replete with luxurious game rooms, lounges, sports books and bars.
The finest in shopping with stores including Tiffany, Dior, Chanel, Armani, Gucci, Fendi, Prada, Hermès and a bunch of other stuff you can't afford.
The impossible selection of restaurants like Picasso, Jasmine, Michael Mina, Sensi, and perhaps the most (in)famous of all, Le Cirque. If you're looking for McDonald's or Arby's, I beg of you, please go back to Illinois. Yes, I'm talking to you, mom.
The breathtaking "O" Cirque du Soleil, a surreal show of dancers, swimmers and acrobats performing gravity defying feats.
The electrifying nightlife, including two of the most notorious nightclubs, Hyde and The Bank. My favorite is the Pool Bar, where you can kick back on a lounge chair, soak in some rays and get rejected by all the bikini-clad hotties trotting by. When the mood strikes, you can also play a game of blackjack in the pool while ordering designer cocktails from the floating bar.
And of course, there are those famous fountains: http://www.yelp.com/bi...
By the way, it's just "Bellagio," not "The Bellagio" ya no-class havin' bunch a maroons! Yes, I'm talking to you, mom.Listed in: Five Star Establishments!, In The Mood, Sin City Salaciousness
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Review from Albert K.
4/27/2012 1 Check-in Here
The Bellagio has this machine that lets you bet on fake dog races. Its okay if you need a few minutes to fully process it, I did.
Okay let me explain, you insert money into a machine that has four stations, then you are given odds for each virtual dog (who has a name and fake little bio) and are asked to place bets on this fictitious race that is about to take place on a large screen in front of you.
HOW F'N AWESOME IS THAT? I'm serious, that was the most exciting game I've played in Vegas EVER! And I've played War. We got so into these fake races we were drawing the attention of strangers around us. I didn't see this game at any other casinos, so if they have it, paint a neon path guiding you to it and put a half-naked chick next to it so people will find it.
Rest of Bellagio: very elegant, nice, classy, blah, blah, blah VIRTUAL DOG RACING!!!!!! -
Review from Brian A.
Orlando, FL
Updated - 5/19/2012
Beautiful hotel. The dancing waters....enough said. Breathtaking
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Review from Nicola M.
5/3/2012
Sigh. I miss here. I miss the bed. I miss seeing Chanel from the bedroom window. I miss the fountains. Those clever dancing fountains. We watched them for hours, listening to the music through the tv. The pink panther one was so cool! And the last one of our 3 day stay was the US national anthem. Perfect ending.
So very glad we stayed here on the last leg of our honeymoon. Easiest the best hotel have ever stayed in. Room was divine. Overlooking the fountains. With electric curtains. A marble bathtub. Biggest shower I have ever seen. Softest, comfiest bed ever. And lots of little goodies like mouthwash. sewing kits, chocs on pillows etc.
The Conservatory is breathtaking. Had to hold back tears as walked around all the fresh flowers and general beauty of it all. See it both at night and in the day.
Swimming pools and our door area is outstanding. So Italian and classy. Loved and adored.
Noodle restaurant is great and well priced. Didn't try buffet as line looked way to long at all times but heard good things.
Hotel is obviously busy as everyone wants to see it. Just go with the crowds, don't let them put you off staying here.
Loved the via shopping centre too. Sigh. -
Review from Chi N.
5/15/2012 1 Check-in Here
Bellagio is a beautiful and classy resort. The gardens, which change seasonally, are always breathtaking and a great spot to take some pictures. Room service food is better than Venetian and Wynn. I don't like that most of the blackjack tables here are automatically shuffled. I also don't care for the $25 resort fee, which is a rip off. It's suppose to include Wifi access, which is horrible, and use of the fitness gym. Who really works out when they are on vacation?
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Review from Todd S.
4/25/2012 1 Check-in Here
I'm going to give Bellagio 4 stars because the place really is pretty impressive. The restaurants are mostly top-notch, the rooms are nice (some much nicer than others), the hotel employees are helpful and polite, and having a cabana at the pool can be quite relaxing.
I just wish that this place had a dress code that is a little bit more strict. A tank top, shorts and flip flops might be great for Motel 6, but Bellagio? Seriously, people. Have a little class. -
Review from Andrew R.
4/25/2012 2 Check-ins Here
Lots of upsides to this place. It's classy, that's always nice. Really beautiful architecture and decoration inside that just looks darn good (minus the hollister-esque lounge near the lobby). The conservatory with all of the flowers was nice (and a bit weird, especially with the sculptures) and a refreshing splash of natural color after being out on the strip where the most colorful thing is a bigscreen tv advertising some show. There are a ton of restaurants that tend to be more hit than miss. The fancier you go, the better a hit it'll be. The top tier restaurants are impressive with Michelin stars and diamonds and master sommeliers (and the entire casino's wine list was something like 5,000 different wines and 50,000 individual bottles or something absurd).
The little bars and lounges scattered throughout the casino floor are generally nice. I got one stiff bartender who looked like he wanted to spit in my mojito, but then again that was at about 2 AM and maybe he had a long night? Being pointed to and asked "drink?" isn't what I picture when I think of the Bellagio, yet here we are. Actually, I had a second waitress at a lounge with a similar attitude....hm.... Oh well, the lounges and bars at least looked nice. I liked the jazz music coming from one of the lounges, and a grand piano player from another one.
Three downsides in my opinion. First is the price of things. I understand that the Bellagio is a bit fancier than most of the other casinos, and I understand that it's Vegas, but I just can't stifle the rising feel of getting screwed when I'm paying $20 - $30 for a drink while surrounded by trashy girls in too tight and too short dresses, slurring and screeching and stumbling across the floor with heels in hand, followed by some over-sized oompa loompas wearing Tapout hipster shirts and talking about who has the bigger gold chain or which girls they're going to piledrive when they get to the room.
Second is the atmosphere. I'm probably being too elitist, but it seems like the Bellagio's image is shying away from being something classy and headed towards the place to be if you're a douchebag pretending to have class. Yea, I saw a lot of fancy people there, but after about 5 PM the entire place looks like the outside of a club for the remainder of the night. Maybe the older people go to some fancy members only club at night, who knows.
Third was the layout, it was confusing. Tried to find some restaurant by going down what I thought was a hallway I had visited the night before only to find that it just looked similar, and this one actually led to the convention center, and I was lost.
Oh, and the rooms! Okay, we had a bit of an upgrade with a suite in the slightly-more-exclusive spa tower. Amazing, ridiculous room. If all hotels put this much effort into their lower-tier suits, they would get a lot more upgrades. The room had automatic drapes, 3 bathrooms, 4 TVs, a super comfy bed, a shower with steamer AND a big tub. There was a view of the fountain so we could see the show every time it went on, which was pretty fantastic. It wasn't very modern but it wasn't trying to be. Also, I found some of the wall paper stuff was coming off in the corner that is *mostly* hidden by a chair. Really? It was the size of two of my palms. Fix yo walls.
Service was excellent. The staff were hit or miss. The spa tower greeters were the best people I came in contact with; they were always super helpful and super nice. The restaurant waitresses were average, most seemed like they would rather be somewhere else, even if they were able to put on a nice smile. A large portion of the casino floor bartenders and lounge waitresses, as I'm coming to realize from writing this review, sucked. They tended to scowl instead of smile, complete with attitude. Room service is pretty damn slow at night, taking at least an hour at 2-3 AM, which wasn't the best realization. You'd figure that a higher tier casino would have enough staff in Vegas of all places to keep the orders going, but I guess not.
Overall, my first impressions were better than my final assessment but the casino IS pretty great. Next time I visit, I'll probably try to make more use of the day and use the night for more sleeping, since it sounds like the better experience is when everyone is chipper and all of the morons are sleeping. There are lots of casinos that I still want to try, but the Bellagio is on my list of ones to come back to. -
Review from Rox G.
5/14/2012
Ugh, what a disappointment.
The hotel is not old enough to be as outdated as it is. I'd rather stay at the Wynn or Encore any day. We went there this weekend, and here's the breakdown.
PROS:
The fountains - probably one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen in my life.
The beds were nice and soft.
That's it.
CONS:
Rooms: The a/c is loud. too loud. And I can hear people, the walls are too thing.
Forget it, I changed my mind, I'm not gonna make a list. Who says I have to? Just because I'm yelp elite? Oh Contraaree, I can do what I want because I'm yelp elite. Here it goes. If I'm gonna pay a lot of money to stay at a luxury hotel room in Vegas, I expect for it to have better amenities than what I have in my apartment back home. The bathtub was this ghetto looking small stupid thing. The shower gel, shampoo, soap and lotion were stupid. They smelled like olive oil and had no lather whatsoever. We sat at the casino for a few hours, asked for a server about... um... 7 times... and nobody came. Good thing my husband's a professional complainer so he let em have it for that one. (lol he asked the supervisor, "hey, how's your coffee? You enjoying it? I'm still waiting for one... yours looks great". "I haven't had service since 10pm last night").
ok im going back to making a list.
service: Hi, can I request a late checkout? We were up till 4am gambling money at your casino. "We can extend your checkout to 11:30". ... uh, what's the regular checkout? "11". Really? half an hour huh? Or else they charge you for half a day. That's not cool.
The Buffet: Sucks, I'd rather eat at hometown buffet. It's old and the food's mediocre. I can't complain about the food too much, but there was nothing amazing either. Which is why it shouldn't cost $500 for a party of 8. -
Review from Kris O.
San Rafael, CA
4/4/2012 1 Check-in Here
I feel because the Bellagio has almost one thousand reviews on yelp I don't want to bore you with a long novel about my experience here so I will give you the cliff notes version.
The Good:
-Fully stocked min bar with snacks in room, all can be yours for a price.
-Helpful staff who are composed even during the busy times.
-High End Shopping, if your into it.
-Restaurants and buffet are located in the hotel.
-Spa service
-Pool
-Large Gaming area
-Plenty of Parking
-In Hotel Garden
-Good size bed
-Large Shower
-Amazing hair dryer in bathroom
-Quick Room Service
-Amazing view of there world famous water show!
The Bad:
-The Bellagio is kind of a maze and when it gets busy its hard to walk through crowds of people.
-No Starbucks located inside hotel.
-Small bath tub.
-Noisy hallways, you can hear whats going on outside of your room.
-If there is a party going on in a neighboring hotel, you can hear the noise even if its across the street.
-You have to walk a far distance from your hotel room back to your car (if you rented one)
-Everything is pricy.Listed in: My Neighborhood
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Review from Rebecca P.
Las Vegas, NV
5/8/2012
Just a comment on the parking situation at the Bellagio. I am a local here in Las Vegas and when ever I need to go to the Strip for any reason I like to park at the Bellagio because their parking is one of the easiest to navigate in town. If you go to the very top floor of the parking garage which is a strait shot no weaving in and out of levels you'll get to enjoy one of the most amazing views for free! The elevators lets you out right at the Conservatory which is next to the Front Desk where you check in all within a few paces of the elevator. It couldnt be easier. If you want to exit the hotel to Las Vegas Blvd a few more paces and your out the door and Valet is right there. I noticed a few negative comments about how difficult it was to park and the walking distances were horrible. So wrong it's got to be one of the easiest in Vegas.
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Review from Linnea E.
4/9/2012
I stayed here once before and remembered liking it. Wishing on this trip we'd tried something else. While staying at the Bellagio sounds like a great thing... it isn't. Sure, the lobby is beautiful and the garden is pretty... but you aren't staying in the lobby or the garden.
The rooms are just ok. Bathrooms are pretty awesome. Beds SUCK! i hardly slept the whole trip because the bed was so uncomfortable... made my back hurt. And what high-end hotel doesn't have down comforters?!?! are you kidding me?!?! ugh. Service was ok, but not great. We asked about late checkout and were told we'd have to call the day we were leaving to request it. So we did. "we don't do late checkout." what? you have to pay a half day charge and then you can stay until 6.
we were unimpressed enough with the room that when it was time to eat and gamble, we went elsewhere... i just wanted to get out of there.
non-smoking floors are not enforced at all as far as we could tell.
service was pretty good. the air was really bothering me, to a point my sinuses were hurting. we called and asked about a humidifier, which they gladly brought up. that was nice.
overall - we won't be back. -
Review from Jeremy S.
4/5/2012 1 Check-in Here
The Bellagio is one of the nicest hotels on the strip, but it'll appeal to an entirely different crowd than some of it's peers in the "upscale" hotel ranks. It's got a more more grown-up feeling than some of it's contemporaries and probably appeal more to business goer's than people looking to go clubbing.
Whether you are staying at the Bellagio or not, there are plenty of reasons to wander past the famous fountains and see what's inside. Restaurants, bars, a Cirque show (O) and my favorite; the seasonal gardens.
The themed gardens are admittedly my favorite part; right now they are made to look like tulip season in Holland, complete with windmills, canals and gorgeous flowers. During Christmas time they have the most amazing decorations; every few months they change it up a little and it never fails to impress. -
Review from Carol Y.
Buffalo Grove, IL
5/13/2012
A long over due review and I actually feel guilty about it since the hotel was perfect. A while back my friends and I decided it was time for a much needed girls only vacation. After doing some research, I came across a deal for a stay at the Bellagio and airfare that was too good to pass up. Within 2 days we had decided to take a trip and made the reservations. When we arrived, we were immediately greeted by a someone who took our bags and we walked up to front desk. The glass blown flowers are so beautiful and can't be described by words or even by pictures (its the background on my phone). The flower "garden" too. So amazing. We got to watch them replacing some of the flowers and got to have a few roses. Anyway, back to the topic at hand. Check in went as smooth as possible. We were given a room with a great view of the mountains. They even apologized for not having a room that faced the strip. We all thought the mountain view was much better anyway.
The room was nothing short of gorgeous. We walked in to marble floors and a very large hotel room. To our left was one of the nicest bathrooms I have even seen. A huge bath tub, large stand up shower and a generously sized counter top. (only problem, glass shower and no separate sink or toilet does make it a little different for 3 girls to share a hotel room and get primped for a night on the town) The beds were soft and cozy. The room pretty much catered to your every need. There were even buttons on the wall to open and close the shades.
After we settled into the room and played with all the gadgets, we went to investigate. We wandered the hotel and discovered the gelato shop (a theme in a few of my other reviews) and many of the other places in the hotel. All amazing and beautiful. The next day we stayed by the pool, all day. We went made our way through the conservatory and to the pool. We got a prime seat by one of the many pools to choose from. They had free ice water with lemon but we were on vacation and wanted some booze. The prices were NOT cheap but the amount of booze made it worth every penny. The drink I loved was something with monkey in the title. Basically a lot of booze, ice cream, banana, and coconut.
What really sealed my deal with the hotel was the exceptional customer service. After our night at the pool, we were ready for a night out. We had passes the Bank, the club in the Bellagio. We were told to present them at the front of the line and we get in ahead of everyone and get comp. booze. When we got to the entrance, there was no organization. No line, just a mob of people. I asked someone who worked at the club what we do and he was so rude and quick to brush us off. We decided to go to margaritaville and had a great time. The next day we went to the concierge after a day at bootleg canyon. We explained the situation and, let me tell you, they jumped on that like flies on ...... It was explained that they don't OWN the club but also made it clear that they were, in no way, trying to distance themselves from the issue. They said something like "We have a give and take with the club. They rent from us and we will promote the club. However, if they don't treat our guests with respect, we don't have to give them the business." Well put! They went out of their way to make sure we had a good night. Even before I got back to the room, they had called to let us know what was going to happen that night. They had contacted Pure nightclub (we had indicated that was where were going that night) and provided us with the number of manager and told us where to go to make sure we were taken care of. That meant no cover and free booze all night long. Now that is service! Top it off, an unexpected visit from room service at 9pm with chocolate covered strawberries in a bowl made of white chocolate. Amazing touch.
I know this review has gotten a little long and I am trying to not go into every detail of my trip. I just want to try to put into words how much we enjoyed our stay at the bellagio. The stores, the restaurants the pool, the flowers, everything. This hotel made the trip as amazing as it was. -
Review from Samantha O.
Mesa, AZ
3/8/2012 3 photos
i LOVED my stay at the bellagio. I loved it even more that my company paid for it.
My flight landed at like 8am something and check in wasn't until like way later in the afternoon.... but i arrived and asked the girl working at the front desk if there was anything she could do.
i lucked out! she said i was the first person all morning to be nice to her and she gave me a BEAUTIFUL room. one of my co-workers was also staying at the bellagio and her room was no where near as nice as mine...like totally outdated and not as spacious. she was in the spa towers. and yes, i definitely rubbed it in her face that my room was 40x better.
My amazing room had a view of the pool, was super super clean, had all the amenities i could ever ask for, free and FAST wifi, was decorated super cute... it even had my favorite option: curtains controlled by a bedside button. don't you just love that!?! i totally need that in my house.
i also had some business cards sent to the bellagio business center bc they weren't going to arrive to my office back home in time and they made that go very smoothly for me.
they had the best pillows too. i called the morning of check out and was like 'do you sell your pillows and if not how much would you bill me if i stole one?' thankfully, they sell them and they are $30 for the king size. concierge will pick one up for you, too.
i was actually kinda sad to leave. i loved getting ready there in the mornings bc the bathroom counters were super spacious so i could lay out all my stuff and the shower had almost instant hot water...i never got a chance to use the tub but one day i will. one day... -
Review from Franz R.
Pittsburg, CA
4/16/2012
Enjoyed my stay here.
Definitely appeals to a different group of people.
If you are going to stay there, make sure to have a room (somewhere in the middle) w/ a view of the water show. It's nice to watch watch the show from your room and take pictures.
Can get expensive staying there, even more so if you like to shop in their mall.
Good location as you can walk to Caesar's, Paris, Planet Hollywood, etc. to check out some of the other hotels and/or shopping areas. -
Review from Babe G.
Los Angeles, CA
4/3/2012
I love it!
To choose one room with fountain view, you will love it!!!
And the Chinese restaruant, named Jasmine is good! Go try it!
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Review from Margret C.
Las Vegas, NV
4/25/2012
This is an elegant property on The Strip featuring FREE parking (sometimes as locals, we take this for granted until we go out of town...). My two favorite things here are the free Fountains show choreographed to different types of music and themes- Pink Panther, Andrea Bocelli, Frank Sinatra (show times below) and the also free, Conservatory & Botanical Gardens- we came here to take pictures after our wedding (it's such a fun memory and we've got the pictures to prove it). It's an amazing display of the beauty of flowers, done in several scenes- there is an ample amount of photo spots here. The floral smells are amazing, as well. There is a small bridge with a water feature. It's crowded here, so be warned.
SHOW TIMES:
Monday - Friday
3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
show every 1/2 hour
7:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
show every 15 minutes
Saturdays, Sundays* and Holidays
12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
show every 1/2 hour
7:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
show every 15 minutes
The decor is Italian/European styling- the architectural details are all over. Also notable, is the Fiori Di Como, a glass sculpture on the ceiling, composed of 2000 hand-blown blooms in bright vibrant colors, blue, red, yellow, green, etc. There is always fresh flowers in the lobby. For hotel guests, the amenities include: spa/salon, fitness room, pool. Shopping here are strictly high-end labels such as Bottega Venetta, Omega, Chanel, Dior, Fendi, Tiffany, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, and Prada. (Ok, not really practical for the average person on a budget.) The resident show is "O" by Cirque Du Soleil- ticket prices are $155/$130/$109/$98.50 (limited views)- wednesdays through sundays, 7:30 pm and 10 pm. And finally, the Gallery of Fine Art, open from 10 am to 8 pm (last entry is at 7:30 pm), $15 for visitors, $12 for those with NV ID. Special Locals Promotion on wednesdays from 5 pm to 7:30 pm only: $8 entry with NV ID. (If you're entering from outside, not the parking lot, there is a small concession stand, if you're thirsty or if you want a light snack.)
I bet that if you are a local, you've been here at least once before, because there are free attractions (there are a few that are worth going to) here and your out-of-town family members wanted to come and see it. It's a pretty casino/hotel on The Strip with free parking, so what have you got to lose? -
Review from Holly F.
Pasadena, CA
5/7/2012
beautiful hotel, prime location, nice pools and amenities, great nightlife and restaurant options, and awesome casino.
no complaints here -- can't wait to come back!
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Review from Garnette M.
Burbank, CA
3/8/2012
Luv tha room!!! Bed was comfy, bathroom was very clean and it was jus sooo lovely! =P The bathroom was nice and big. It had a tub and a shower. I luv how the shower had a shower door! I hate it wen its a shower curtain - im jus picky like that!
The only thing I didn't like about the hotel is the casino area. The smell of the smoke is extreme.... i seriously felt like i smoked 2 packs a day... i dont know wat it is about the bellagio and why it be smelln like that. Its like a waste of time to even take a shower kuz as soon as u hit the casino, u smell like a damn astray within a minute! A friend of mine said its like that because alot of chinese ppl stay and play at this casino because of the feng shui in there and alot of chinese ppl smoke heavy... and the time i went was during chinese new year, so that could be why it was smelln so super duper strong! So disgust!
But anyways, i njoyed the room and the decor in the casino is so super duper purrrty!!! -
Review from jimbo l.
Temple City, CA
3/31/2012 4 Check-ins Here
What can I say, I love the water show. It never gets old. It's nice from a hotel room or on a balcony lake front.
Also, the choices of dining is great, the high-end shopping is unbeatable, and it's centrally located on the strip. -
Review from Jojo L.
4/28/2012 1 Check-in Here
Second time stayed here. I really like it. Love sitting right outside the pool and enjoying the sun. Also they have Jean Phileppe in the hotel, which I love! Plus, the internet is complimentary not like other hotels. :)
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Review from Jason H.
Cleveland, OH
4/25/2012
Stayed in the Spa Tower. Rooms could use an update, but everything was clean. Found the a/c and overall air circulation in the room wasn't great. But housekeeping does a good job. Standard room size is small compared to Wynn/Encore or Palazzo.
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Review from Sana H.
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
4/5/2012
I have been here probably around 8 years ago. They have since updated their guest rooms it seems and the room rates are half what they used to be. Back in those days, I remember paying around $300 for a room.
I was tempted to stay at the newer hotels but wanted to stay here for the pools and it was just as I remembered, grandiose and breathtaking every step of the way.
The staff at check in was super courteous and welcoming. The rooms were clean everywhere and smelled how it should, like nothing (I can't stand rooms that have stinky fresheners or smelly fruit like scent). Going downstairs and having the amazing conservatory as part of your hotel was fun.
It's still one of the nicest hotels on the strip. -
Review from Tony T.
San Jose, CA
3/19/2012 3 Check-ins Here
We stayed at Bellagio for the first time last Christmas. My first feeling is that they're overcrowded with guests and patrons in the lobby and surrounding areas. It took us a long time to check-in. Our rooms were split-out to two different complexes even though we had asked to be near each other.
The room is not as clean compared with other hotels nearby. The walk way to the elevator doesn't have a security check point either so it's not that safe. -
Review from Alexandra B.
Los Angeles, CA
4/17/2012 2 Check-ins Here
What can I say about the Bellagio except for the fact that it's the best / my favorite hotel in Vegas? Yeah it's expensive, but the quality of the rooms and service you get are worth the price. Everything about this hotel is gorgeous, from the stupid fountain show to the casino, and the whole place has the aroma of fresh flowers. The pool is also great. The location can't be beat either. I could go on and on about this hotel, but if you can afford it, seriously stay here over stupid Caesars.
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Review from Cindy K.
2/22/2012
If I ever win it big at a casino I'd stay here. This place is so posh and fancy! I don't think I could afford anything here, but they've got some cool stuff. Must check out the water show. It's great during the day and at night. I like the music that they play. Free entertainment, check! Also you should go see the conservatory. They decorated it something different depending on the holiday or season.
If you get the chance, you should check out the Cirque show "O".Listed in: Vegas BABY!
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Review from Doobie M.
San Francisco, CA
5/2/2012
All i have to say about Bellagio Penthouse Suite is off the fuckin hook it was hella EPIC everybody at the front desk was really nice and helpful everytime i stayed here!
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Review from Lydia N.
Las Vegas, NV
3/19/2012 1 Check-in Here
I absolutely love this hotel and casino. It is my favorite hotel in the Las Vegas strip.
The garden its always spectacular and I just went recently to see their new spring display and it blows my mind how astonishing our looks. :)., they even had a harp player playing in the garden and the Serenity of it was a nice touch.
The fountain show its always a must see and I fall in love with it each time I see the show., its the reason why I love the Bellagio.
I stay at the bellagio for one night and the room was very classy and trendy. I wasnt a really big fan of their new decor but since we had a great view of the fountain show made everything worth while. We ordered room service and the food was okay. The bed is absolutely soft and I just wanted to lay there the entire time!
i love love love the jean philippe patisserie there they make the best crepe souffles ever.! I always order chocolate souffle with a scoop of Dulce de leche gelato and it is the best dessert I ever had.
And lastly, bank nightclub I always have a great time there.
Overall, I love the bellagio it has such a timeless taste to it and everything is great about this hotel & casino.Listed in: Desserts Made in Heaven
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Review from Kristen M.
Hillsboro, OR
1/30/2012 1 Check-in Here
I did not stay here, but I love the attractions here!
Two things to love here:
- Water fountain show (which can be seen outside of the strip)
- Garden of flowers
What I love about Bellagio is their garden - how they change the atmosphere every season. And every time a different décor. I love the use of the flowers and pieces. Everything is so colorful and this is what brings in the tourists and crowds.
I don't blame them! I am forever a fan!
P.S. You can ride a tram to Aria from Bellagio! (Hollah!) -
Review from Kristen M.
Metuchen, NJ
Great hotel in a great location in the middle of the action. Ask, and ye shall receive. Came here for a bacelorette party with the girls, and they gave us adjoining rooms at no extra charge when we asked. Also, they gave us extra towels. We showed up at the pool (very nice, buy the way) the first afternoon, and there were no spaces left to accommodate 7 of us. We asked a pool attendant, and he ran to get us 7 lounge chairs and set up a spot for us. Nice! The place is beautiful, and the rooms were nice and big. There is even a vanity outside the bathroom with an outlet which makes it so much easier for girls to get ready at the same time. Why don't more hotels have this???? It's a little pricier than some other hotels in Vegas, but it was worth going at least once.
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Review from Dave p.
Newport Beach, CA
3/2/2012
What? No flat screens in the room?
The Gold Coast has flat screen TV's (and a quicker check-in). -
Review from Sue Ellen E.
Santa Clara, CA
1/22/2012
The fountain show is spectacular at night! You don't have to be a guest here to enjoy that. You don't even have to be staying on the Strip. Just walk by and watch.
During the holidays, the fantastic floral animal displays inside are totally, absolutely awesome. Bring a camera or two and marvel at the handiwork. Someone really put all those together...too beautiful and cool. We were very impressed.
If ever in Vegas around the holidays, the Bellagio is a must-see.Listed in: Best Photo Ops, Circus Vegas
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Review from Elizabeth E.
Huntington Beach, CA
3/24/2012
i was here a couple days ago, bear with me - i only remember some of it. for this reason i am gonna call it 4 stars because the service was beyond personal and attentive, and nobody got murdered in the room or anything.
way up high in the "excuse me miss, i'll be needing your room key and your blood type before i allow you into this area" floor, was the suite.........well, at first glance most of the decor felt more stuffy than modern or interesting for my taste. i mean, i think my aunt in Newport Harbor would totally love it......
cavernous bathrooms (definite wow factor - steam shower to pass out in, or anything else you might be inclined to do there), fireplaces, large dining room set and ready for some sort of creepy dinner of the damned, stocked bar; mmmarble, smooth and cold, lots of it.
tvs (thank you jesus). watched Love and a .45., gunshots and screams echoing on surround sound...played with the drapery - a lot. that may have been my favorite thing - not kidding.
pretty water, pretty colors, art and stuff. all so pretty.
i was dying to snap off pieces of the chihuly glass, but i was good. i think they frown upon that sort of thing, maybe next time i'll be feeling more adventurous. -
Review from Carlo R.
San Diego, CA
4/8/2012 1 Check-in Here
I love the Bellagio.. it sucks they don't have minimum bidding.. but either way Steve did a fantastic job on creating a journey of beautiful italian architecture and real style to his casino.. a must visit or stay at when in Vegas!!!
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Review from Shauna F.
Oakland, CA
2/12/2012
Just returned from a two night stay at the Bellagio.
The good:
* Beautiful ambiance in the common areas.
* Fantastic central location.
* Lovely shops to drool in.
* Very delicious room service.
* Excellent customer service from everyone we encountered.
* Complimentary upgrade to a Fountain-view partial suite when we let her know it was our anniversary.
* Lovely room with nice lighting and a very comfortable bed.
* Big, beautiful glass shower and good sized bathroom. Very important to us.
* The light in the closet turns on when you open it. Nice touch.
* Beautiful pool area. Comfortable chaises and huge towels. They responded to the warm weather and at least opened part of the area, even though it was February.
The surprisingly underwhelming:
* Cheap and somewhat dirty fixtures in the bathroom.
* Underwhelming provided toiletries.
* Low-quality towels and robes. Not luxurious at all!
* Noisy. I'm not sure if it was the specific position of my room but we got quite a bit of noise from other people's toilets flushing and the explosion of the water in the fountain show. This is not something I typically notice or complain about so it was pretty bad.
* $20/day resort fee for internet. You can't tell me their cost for wifi isn't covered by the already high cost of the room.
* Very limited television options. Obviously, one doesn't come to Vegas to watch TV but when you're laying in bed, eating your delicious room service, you want more than a couple channels. See above remark about the resort fee. Isn't this the sort of thing that 20 additional dollars per room/per night could pay for?
I'm torn about my experience here. It is a lovely hotel and we were treated very well. I suppose I expected all of the small details to be as luxurious as their reputation and the cost would suggest. Many of the highlights of the Bellagio can be enjoyed without staying there. I was not disappointed but unless we got a fantastic room rate, I think I would stay somewhere a bit less expensive and use my money in the Bellagio shops. Prada, you're on notice... -
Review from sandy c.
New York, NY
1/17/2012
Bellagio still remains to be one of the premier hotels on the Las Vegas strip.
While Encore, Wynn, City Center, & Cosmopolitan are the new kids on the luxury hotels on the strip, there is still a undeniable class that can not be ignored at the Bellagio.
Home of the Bellagio fountains, the Bellagio Conservatory, Chihuly glass blown art in the lobby, beautiful private pool and gardens. The restaurants here are some of the best of the strip, Prime Steakhouse, Noodles (one of my faves), the Seafood Buffet (one of the best on the strip).
Bellagio is for your refined guest, who don't like to be seen, but have. It's not your bikini clad day time pool party, it's your home away from home.
Be sure to get a room with a view of the Bellagio fountain show. It thunders like champagne with views of the Eiffel Tower at the Paris.
I like the suites here over the standard rooms, so upgrade if you can. Enjoy your stay and have a glass of champagne and watch the show from your room. Truly spectacular!Listed in: Las Vegas "The Sin City…
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