What a great 2026, Superbowl 60, Seahawks didn't disappoint, avenged my Broncos, even thoughg normally I ain't a Seattle fan...but gotta support our boy from SoCAL Sam Darnold! Kenneth Walker was a beast!!! Bellagio MGMSportsbook hooked me up with some drinks! Spent 60 at the Club Casino charity day: respect! One of the better Hotel Resorts on the strip! What recession? read more

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Cue the ending scene from, "Ocean's 11" and you have a tiny glimpse of the water show in front of the Bellagio. The hotel is enormous and beautiful. There are several ways to travel there including the monorail (exit at the Flamingo & walk through), taxi and uber. Valet Parking is $40. Self parking for hotel guests is around $18. Nevada residents get three hours free parking. The water show is spectacular. We watched from both sides and in the middle. Different music plays depending where you are standing. The hotel is accessible by elevators and ramps. There are several restaurants including Spagos, La Cirque, Noodles & The Buffet at Bellagio. The Conservatory and Botanical Gardens is Instagram heaven. The glass ceiling is also worth seeing. A piano player sometimes plays near the front lobby. We visited several evenings. Each time we saw people dressed up as characters in front of the hotel. My favorite was Batman. My least favorite was a creepy clown. All of them expect a tip. If you say you don't have cash, they will tell you they take Venmo. There are tons of slots machines and tables. If you stay at the hotel, book the highest room possible, facing the strip. The check in line was crowded. There are lots of self checkout kiosks. This place is worth visiting. read more

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Linda in retail at the gift shop was amazing! very personal service, extremely helpful and so kind and friendly. can't wait to go back and visit her and make more purchases! Thank you for making shopping even more fun Linda, for this lady from Oregon! read more

This is such a nice hotel with plenty of things to do.. the botanical garden is beautiful as well but this hotel is known more for its water show set to music. The garden is beautiful as well.. overall a nice property read more

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I have been to Bellagio so many times and I didn't realized one never stay at the hotel. I got to stay here for one night and it was great. We were upgraded to the room on the 23rd floor with the view of the fountain and the strip. It was such a great room. For 2 of us, room was big with a king bed. The bathroom though was as amazing. The shower is my favorite. It was huge. The closet was bigger than other hotel's. The room had a modern elegance to it. It had a humidifier plugged to the wall. Check in was a breeze on Thursday but when we went to check out, there was a massive line. Note if you have status or an elite member of Marriott, there's a room on the right side of the check in area that you can walk in and someone will help you. It was quick and easy and I didn't have to wait. Service was great. Love this hotel but now because of the room stay, I'll definitely do more staycation read more

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The hotel and the shops are amazingly clean and decorated. It's great that they change the decors many times throughout the year which shows they really care for their guests. This is one of my top destinations on all my Vegas trips :) read more

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Update from our 7/2/26 to 7/6/26 check in experience. The housekeeping manager Luis in the Spa Tower agreed that the room was totally unacceptable and got us into a new room. We were moved into room 18-626 which has a Las Vegas Blvd. strip view of the fountain facing Paris he dropped us a small gift Bellagio chocolates, champagne bottles and some water. We also got a little credit to use at any Bellagio restaurant. A kind small gesture from a huge company. I also got a thank you from the Director Felicia L. of the experiences department for letting her know of my experience in room 17-606 and that she will notify the Hospitality management. Another small kind gesture from this big MGM company. She never mentioned she would contact me or to call her to see how to make my experience better in their hotel establishment. Other than what I have experienced at Bellagio outside of the room is friendly customer service. Sounds of tourist voice in the botanical garden, and casino, the hustle and bustle of the workers to help run the establishment. The pool was enjoyable. If you're early enough you can get a pool chair with an umbrella on a first come first serve basis. I had two seats on a corner spot that I saved with my towel laid out. I left to swim with my kids in the bigger middle pool, I get back to sit and this fool was lying down in my seat as if there was nothing there. I got my girls and we went to find new seats by the fountain pool. I could have started a scene but I didn't want to in front of a lot of people enjoying their 4th of July swimming. Ugh that was annoying though. Ordered food and drinks from a lady named Vanessa in the fountain pool area. Great customer service as she was attentive always checking if we were ok wanting to order more. Food and drinks prices are a shocker. But you only live once so, live it up. We tried the buffet and they have a good variety of everything for brunch. And you have many desserts to try. My favorites were the pistachio cake pop and the cappuccino gelato. Buffet Information Monday - Friday Brunch 8am-2pm $44.99 Saturday & Sunday Brunch 8am-2pm $49.99 Saturday Seafood Dinner 2pm-8pm $69.99 Sunday Dinner 2pm-8pm $59.99 We tried the restaurant called Noodles. The service was superb. Kenny was our waiter and we appreciated the great service and delicious food. I do not think there is nothing wrong you can order there. Everything we ordered was delicious. We tried chicken satay, shrimp balls, Malaysian Fried Rice, Shrimp Pad Thai, BBQ Pork Bun, tempura shrimp, Calamari. It was just enough for us where we had no leftovers. I highly recommend eating there. One night we tried the spot called Snacks near the sports bar in Bellagio. I give it a thumbs down for the long long wait to get your food and the prices are OMG for the limited menu of a salad, pizza or hamburger. My family and I didn't want to leave the hotel that night so that was the spot we thought would be easiest. I do give the workers a thumbs up for them having to work in a busy atmosphere like that without losing your temper. The Starbucks near the Ceasars walk way has friendly fast service. They do have mobile ordering available and while you wait you can go take photos of the Bellagio fountain. No seating available at this Starbucks. Checkout of the hotel was a breeze just checkout on your tv or by mobile. We did have a bit of trouble getting out from the parking as immediately after checkout they disabled the parking ticket but there was an employee that was able to assist. Bellagio and the whole Las Vegas strip has plenty to see and do. Just do your research first so you can plan out your days. Enjoy! @Felicia L. Director of experiences thank you for replying with a comment on my experience. If you are looking for info on how to contact me the room was under my husband's name. We were in room 18-626 Spa Tower from 7/2-7/6 and then we extended the stay till 7/7. read more

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The hotel is centrally located in a good area of the strip. They have several restaurants for dining, shopping and entertainment--including The Pinky Ring nightclub. The rooms are very comfortable and spacious. We had a lovely view of the strip and fountains, which were beautiful at night. They also have a fabulous atrium with a gorgeous floral display that changes with the season/holiday that makes for fun photos. read more

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One of the top hotels on the strip. It's lucky to have the center section of the blvd. If you haven't been, it's an amazing experience to check out. Wither you get a chance to stay at the hotel or walking through, it's a sight to see. The nice casino with pretty much every game you could imagine. Both slots and tables games. It's on the pricer side if you don't mind. The amazing lobby with the massive art displays on the ceiling looking down. Of course all the beautiful displays behind the check in desk. The only casino/hotel on the strip with the conservatory and botanical garden that showcases seasonal work of art with plants. Massive displays of beautiful crafted sculptures all with live plants. A must if you ever get a chance to visit. Then there's the famous Bellagio fountain. Every 15 minutes or so there's a show with a song. The water dancing to it. This visit, it wasn't on as they were preparing for formula 1 and a stage was built into the water. Besides that, you have all the major designer stores. Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Dior, Bottega Venetta, Valentino, Hermes and so on. Plus Harry Winston. Not to outdo with shopping, the restaurant is impeccable as well. Spago, Lavo, Prime steakhouse, The Mayfair supper Club as well as Jasmine. Pretty much they look out to the fountains. Imagine a nice meal and then the water show comes on. Or catch a show in the theater. And you can't leave out the clubs. Gone are my days of standing in line for the clubs. Vegas is completely different for me nowadays. The property is beautiful. Location is amazing as it right in the middle of the strip. Next to Caesar and Cosmopolitan and across from Paris and Planet Hollywood. Well designed gardens and amazing water show. It's beautiful even just walking past it and just waiting for the show to start. Bet you everyone has had a picture taken infront of the fountains.... read more

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It's always such a treat to come to Las Vegas around Lunar New Year time because we can see the decorations at the Bellagio Gardens. This year the display was splendid with a huge statute of God of Fortune, pandas, big money tree and other elements of LNY. I love how they change up the display seasonally so it never looks the same. Also the Bellagio fountain show is always impressive to me no matter how many times I've seen it! read more

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First time staying here, probably 3rd or 4th time being inside. Stayed for NYE and an extended weekend style lodging. It's hard to nitpick at things, but overall one of the best stays in LV. We came the day of our checkin after our flight was early at 1pm and were able to checkin to our room early (3pm checkin usually). As a traveler, doing this is a huge applause. Our room, located on the 26th floor, overlooked the front fountain which is what I booked to have a strip view as well as the fountains on NYE. THEY HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT DRIVING TO THE BELLAGIO. IT IS BRUTAL. If everyone knows it's the Kingpin of the Strip etc etc - they have to reroute things or build a walking bridge so pedestrian traffic doesn't slow an already insane gridlock. Something. Table games were hit and miss, very pricey at night but to be expected around the NYE holiday. We ate at Sadelle's - which was good for breakfast. Also had Noodles our first day there as a takeout which was pretty pedestrian (2nd use of that word but a different meaning). Love the location, walking up to MGM and Aria or down to Caesars etc etc - kind of in the middle and good to access others. Not the cheapest thing I've ever bought - but we had a good time and used the spa etc to our advantage. Would return (he said thru gritted teeth) read more

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So as long as I can remember, staying at the Bellagio was on my bucket list things to do before I die. It exudes a glamorous, luxurious lifestyle of like stars. When I stayed there, I wish to brag about it to my friends but alas, I couldn't do it. We (my husband and I) arrived at noon to see if we could check in early. Gianpaul was fabulous to us. He first welcomed us with water however, it was room temp water when it was 106 outside. It was what we had to drink. He said that we booked a standard room but were upgraded to fountain view. Cool. We were so ready to get the upgrade. Still early but he said he'd put a rush on it. So went to walk around and grab lunch and they said they would text when it was ready. We dropped our bags at the bell desk so we can call for it when we are in our room. We ate over by the food court by MGM. I love the free tram getting us there. We came back at 2:30 so their rush on it was no rush at all so we chilled by the meeting/conference rooms were as it was packed everywhere else. We walked over to check-in to see and yes, finally ready to go. Our room was beautiful with a shower & no tub. That was disappointing. I guess we can either have the fountain view or tub cuz the standard did have one. The fridge was packed with expensive goodies and treats and a small personal shelf which was nice but it was small and didn't keep our stuff cool. The bed was super comfortable that I sank in. I did notice that there was a random knife on floor, I guess were rushed that they didn't see it. The fountain view was gorgeous especially at night and had a fountain channel to hear the music for the show. Can't hear it too well on the 27th floor. I loved the robes we had in the closet for us to wear. I also loved the automatic curtains and sheer at the click of a button. We called for our bags and it was in our room super fast like within 7-10 minutes. I went down to the pools at 7:45 am the next morning. Was in line with the rest of the patrons at the Bellagio. Someone handing out towels while we waited were meticulous about if the towels looked dingy then tossed them on the side to NOT be used and gave us standard immaculate white towels. They had several pools but I didn't like that we had to reserve for the adult 18+ pool. 110 for a cushioned chair and it's not even secluded cuz all I had to do was peek up. To pay for that amount was ridiculous to me when you can still hear the kids 5ft away. They did pick up the knife the next day. The rest of the stay was fabulous......the conservatory was awesome and shopping was fabulous if I had 250, 000 for a Harry Winston necklace and or even a 5000 for an Louis Vuitton purse but my husband humored me by peeking in and looking at. It was overall good stay if you got the money to do so. You do get what you pay for but not sure if I can afford another stay. Thanks Bellagio!!!! read more

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One of the more iconic hotels in Las Vegas, don't miss the fountain show in front of the Bellagio while you were in town. When you enter the lobby of the Bellagio, look up. The Murano glass ceiling is amazing. The shopping available within the Bellagio is high-end luxury stores. From the shopping to the casino to the rooms, the Bellagio is a five star property. If you were in town for a special occasion, consider making a reservation at one of the restaurants that overlook the fountains. What an amazing surprise in the middle of dinner to have a fountain show. Another attraction within the Bellagio are the indoor gardens, which are incredible. There are different themes at different times of the year, and the staff takes meticulous care to ensure there's not a leaf or a flower out of place. read more

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This was from 2 years ago! It was a lot of fun We did not stay there just visited the flower garden. and the lunch buffet was great! read more

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I had the absolute best 4 nights stay here over Thanksgiving weekend - which was a gift from my godmom and trip for us two after a rough year. Our room was on the 11th floor, the beds were TO DIE FOR comfortable - the feather filled comforters and pillows - can we purchase these exact ones??? I would LOVE (hey I know some of the cruises sell theirs). We had amazing room service Thanksgiving meal (as we were too lazy to go anywhere & drank in hotel room) of wings and shrimp quesadilla - which was delivered efficiently and fresh - sounds like a simple meal but iit was over the top extra. The hot tub outside and pool is super relaxing even for November and I loved the cafe - best coffee and chia seed pudding! We really loved walking around the Bellagio and seeing the beautiful decor, fountains and shops. All staff were lovely. We actually got a great deal on our room with food credit that made it even better. I'd love to come back - lemme buy that comforter set! The bathroom was my other favorite part - perfect shower and mirrors. The only thing that can be frustrating is the long check in line when you first get there however they let us into our room 2 hours early - so win! And the fountains were blocked by the f1 racing structures still so that kinda was a bummer as had to see from creative ways. read more

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The Bellagio is a great place to stay on the Strip. It has a huge casino, plenty of dining options, a decent amount of shopping choices, and it is beautiful. This is my second stay here. My first stay was 5-star worthy but this time there were a few things that left me wanting. It started with the front desk lady who was decent but was hurried and not as helpful as I'd like. When I asked where we could leave our luggage she just said valet but didn't tell us precisely where we should go so we walked in circles. She also didn't share where the rooms were but having been there before I was okay there. They do have a pretty slick process where you get a text and it walks you through a lot of the information I thought she might have provided so if she would have even explained that part to me it would have been better. Fortunately our room was ready early so we didn't have to drag our luggage around for hours or until we found someone to hold them for us. The room was in the Spa Tower and was nice. It had a large soaking tub and separate shower as well as his and hers sinks. The bed was comfortable and, although being on the 7th floor wasn't great for the best views, it still was a good vantage point to see the ferris wheel and part of the sphere and the Bellagio fountains. On the downside, the sinks periodically emitted sewage smells. But the worst thing was they started doing some drilling that started at 5:30am on Monday. You read that correct, 5:30am! And it was so loud that when I went down to the 4th and then the 1st floors I could still hear it loud and clear. This was incredibly inconsiderate. When I got to the 1st floor I saw another guest complaining about it too. I get it, renovations have to take place. But at a decent hour! The next day they didn't start until about 8:30am, which was much more reasonable. read more

When Steve Wynn opened the Bellagio in 1998, after first opening the Mirage and before opening the Wynn, it was ne plus ultra for the Strip. Although it's now a part of MGM Resorts huge empire, it has maintained its aura of luxury and has also physically been well-maintained. It's been a while since I last stayed here; the rooms have been refreshed. I also stayed at the Cosmopolitan next door during this trip (another MGM property), and its rooms have not been as well maintained. I booked an entry-level Premier King room and paid for early check-in, which starts at 11 am. I arrived around 10 am and only a Premier Two Queens was available. I did not pay for a fountain view, having had one at the Cosmopolitan, so my room basically looked onto the "O" Theatre roof, with a glimpse of Caesars. I was on a lower floor also (8). The room was pretty basic but nicely done. There was a personal shelf for use in the sensored minibar fridge. I placed something on top of some cans of beer in the minibar and it triggered a charge (they even knew the kind of beer) that luckily was able to be removed. The bureau that holds the minibar has just 2 small drawers for clothes. The TV was surprisingly not high def. The bathroom, which used to have a tub and phone booth-like shower, now has a very long shower. The doors are thin, so I heard noise from the hall as well as through the connecting door to the next room. The public spaces have changed little since the beginning. Some of the restaurants have changed; most recently Carbone Riviera took over the Picasso space. Three of the original restaurants remain: Prime Steakhouse (next to Carbone Riviera), Jasmine and Le Cirque. I dined at both Carbone Riviera and Le Cirque, see separate reviews. Bellagio does not have a food hall and has limited casual dining options, few of which are sit-down. There is a walkway towards the rear of the complex (past the Spa Tower and heading towards the Aria tram) that leads you to the Cosmopolitan (which does have a food hall) and Vdara in the Aria complex. The Conservatory remains a very popular attraction; it recently opened its Lunar New Year installation. Only one pool was open; most of the others were drained and being refreshed. Bellagio remains a solid, higher-end Vegas choice with a great location. read more

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​The Bellagio is so massive that I wasn't even able to see everything in just one visit! I ended up spending most of my time at the garden, which was absolutely gorgeous and jaw-dropping. Even though the space itself is somewhat small, the detail is incredible. I found out you can actually reserve a table for a meal right there in the garden, and they even have a restaurant that serves high tea nearby. ​The casino was incredibly fancy--honestly, it was almost too fancy for me! I felt a little underdressed and like I couldn't even afford to breathe the air inside, but it was still a sight to see. They also have a world-record sized chocolate fountain that was completely mesmerizing to watch. Every staff member I encountered was very polite and accommodating, even if the overall vibe is a bit high-brow. It's definitely a must-see if you're in Vegas. read more

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Been a frequent guest at MGM properties. MGM gave our party an amazing deal and accommodated with our needs. We mistakenly booked the room for 1 bed instead of 2 and they fixed it right away and gave us a fountain view. Absolutely great customer service I've had throughout the years with multiple MGM properties. Rooms were very clean and comfortable. If you can stay at the Bellagio for $100 a night or less I would recommend it, especially if you can get a fountain view room. Casino floor has every game you need, not the best sports section I would say and I would've liked this place more if they offered complimentary Guinness instead of your typical beer offerings like Modelo, Heineken, etc.Table minimums are quite high depending on the day but this is a luxurious experience so it's expected to pay high premiums. That's why if you can get a great deal then go for it, otherwise keep your options open. read more

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We recently stayed at Bellagio Hotel Resort and Casino during a trip to Las Vegas for our son's gymnastics competition, and overall we had a very positive experience. The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, with both a tub and a separate shower, which was really nice after long competition days. One of our favorite parts of staying here was the location--the free tram connection to Aria and MGM Park made getting around the Strip much easier. We also loved the view of the fountains, being able to step outside and watch the water show never gets old. Everything is conveniently located nearby, from sightseeing spots to restaurants, and we really enjoyed having easy access to see Cirque du Soleil "O", which is right on the property. Another highlight was the Chinese New Year floral exhibit at the Bellagio Conservatory. It was beautifully done, festive, and fun to walk through as a family--a great bonus experience that didn't cost anything extra and really added to our stay. That said, the biggest downside is the cost. The resort fee of $55 per night definitely adds up, and parking fees on top of that make the stay feel even more expensive. Tips to save time at check-in: If you're a Marriott Bonvoy member with elite status, check-in is much smoother. You can also use the self-service kiosks, which helps avoid long front-desk lines--especially during busy weekends. Overall, Bellagio offers a great stay with comfort, convenience, and classic Vegas views. It's a fantastic option if it fits your budget and you want to be in the heart of the Strip. read more

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I was really surprised that this hotel which has been here so long was really nice and up to date. Lobby clean and very fashionable. The rooms are well appointed and also clean comfortable bed and bathroom and shower was really nice Also Has an amazing gym read more

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Let's enjoy some magic of Vegas ! So please enjoy your stay! If you're a local this is probably one of your favorite places. Hello to the visitors, the Bellagio is that sweet, cool, and sensual place to come and enjoy your stay. Vegas begins when you walk in the door . The Bellagio Gardens will greet you and allow your imagination to wander and soar. There is so much to see. Beauty is all around you . Shall we wander . You can come and shop with a beautiful skylight to shine from the ceiling. Prada, Lous Vuitton, Tiffany's, Dior, and many others exist . Here we go and after buying if you're staying here have that new bag or trinket sent to your room. We still have lots to see. The pool awaits you and so does the nightly show . How about dining? For high end dining you cannot go wrong. They have so many new options too. Lago and Spago are still here . The new Mayfair Supper club and Harvest might be something you would enjoy. They have updated new shops close to where your room is with a new juice spots to boost your energy and you can have coffee at what used to be John Felipe, it's Bellagio Pastries now . If you seek to have something sweet or gelato; please visit here . Wow it's incredible . Off to your room make sure and ask for turn down service. Do you need to be tucked in? Absolutely not let's go explore Vegas at night. The famous fountains are outside and are dancing for you . Come out and enjoy the show . Hold hands, listen and dance to the music as the water dances. It's enchanting how a small attraction can bring so many individuals together and create happiness. One of my favorite things to do is just walk through the Bellagio Gardens real early in the morning. You feel like you're the only soul here. You can get lost and find yourself . The flowers are truly epic . This is culture here in Vegas . Stand on the edge of your illusion and dream. You can visualize whatever you like . Now shall we go for a walk . read more

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first time in vegas, and i was blown away with the amenities at the bellagio. we had a fountain view room on the 20th floor which was perfect. i loved the bellagio during my 3-day stay, they had so much to offer! plus their pools and cabana area is gorgeous. crowded, but gorgeous. i recommend getting a cabana or going to the cypress private-ish pool area for $75pp. the salon was fantastic, linda took great care with my hair. the botanical gardens were gorgeous and overall easy to get around. they have so many restaurant options, i especially loved prime & lago, and it was the perfect introduction trip to vegas! read more

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Had an amazing stay and exceeded expectations. One big plus I didn't even realize until check-in is that it's part of the Marriott Rewards program, which was a great surprise. I was able to snag a really good deal on a suite with an incredible view of the fountains--and honestly, that view is almost a must-do if you stay here. When we first arrived, there was an issue with the shower draining properly, but Bellagio staff came immediately, fixed the problem, and went above and beyond by giving us two $100 gift cards to use at the resort. That was a really nice touch, and we ended up using them for dinner at one of the Bellagio restaurants. Watching the Bellagio fountain shows from the room was perfect. The TV syncs with the music, so you can hear the soundtrack while watching the fountains--something we did several times during our stay and never got tired of. Overall, it was an amazing experience and a highlight of the trip. I'd absolutely recommend staying here at least once and splurging on a fountain-view room if you can--it really takes the whole Vegas experience to another level. read more

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I've visited the Bellagio now on a couple of . Originally my girlfriend and I dined at at the amazing Michael Mina restaurant. Which just so happens to be nestled behind the famous Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens; a sight to truly see. This time in Vegas my girlfriend and I caught our first show, which happened to be "O" by Cirque du Soleil, as part of my birthday celebration. Which was awesome as well. read more

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Checking In VIP with Maria was excellent. Our Bellagio suite was clean and roomy 2.5 bathrooms. 2 bidets! Valet parking was no problem Elevator to 34 floor was fast Slot machines were fun Left thousands so hopefully I'll be invited back for another earned stay The slot free play is a joke You have to match play. Using this technic did not profit a dime read more

Christmas at Bellagio is superb! The casino itself isn't super busy the last couple weeks of the month so everything is much better than the overly packed times of year... We were able to make reservations and play table games without wait. The food and service is always superb although one of the Roulette dealer was not friendly and completely ruined the vibe of the table. My favorite thing around the holidays at Bellagio are the decorations and gardens! The conservatory is decked out and the most elaborate Christmas flowers and decorations. Everything is absolutely lovely! All of the holiday smells as well as the attention to detail are truly a treat! I love all of the indoor paths that connect Cosmo, Vdara and Bellagio and the tram to Aria. Everything is set up well and once you learn how to navigate the campus, it's a delight! It is a bit confusing at first but signage is everywhere and easy to read. Rooms of course are the same year around... definitely a great place to stay, dine and play when visiting Vegas! read more

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It was our last after noon on the strip and we wanted to see the flowers inside that we heard were nice. Total fall display and a great little shop set up for christmas. 20 minutes to look, quite worth it. read more

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Stayed for 2 nights in March 2026 Pros: - I asked if there was an upgrade for a room with a view with the fountain and it was worth every penny. I stayed in room 18-004 and it was honestly the most perfect view of the fountain, with the mini Eiffel Tower in the background - I requested a drink fridge and the front desk person kindly said she would comp the fridge since I paid for an upgraded room. Nice! The drink fridge comes inside of a rolling table stand, maybe to prevent theft? But honestly it made the drink fridge a nice height and more counter space. I'm so used to drink fridge being tiny and having to crouch down on my knees to grab something - Staff were all friendly and polite, especially when I called guest services - 2 Queen room was sized just right, bathroom too - Room service menu is online and you have to call to order. Super nice and polite when I called. They have 2 different services - to get the rolling table and plates was an estimated time of 50-60 mins (which is typical), or a faster take out service in take out containers that would take about 30-40 mins. - Valet was pretty standard. Polite and professional. You scanned your ticket in at a kiosk to call your car. There was indoor air conditioned seating area to wait - Bell hop was very quick to deliver and pick up luggage to and from the room Cons: - BUSY! I guess I'm used to getting to Vegas early and trying to check in early. I arrived at 330pm and faced a long line. I waited about 30 mins. At check out, the line was even longer - Because I got the upgrade my room was still being cleaned and not ready when I checked in at 4pm. I was told that the hotel would text/call when the room was ready. So I went to gamble for an hour before I had to leave for my early dinner reservation. I got back to the hotel at 7pm and got back into line. I was told that my room has BEEN ready. Where was my text or phone call? How irritating. Finally I get my room keys, get to the guest elevator and my room key would not work in the elevators! I had to walk all the way back to the front desk to get helped again. How annoying! By the time I got to the room it was 730pm - When I checked in at 4pm I requested a drink fridge. I asked if it could be delivered to the room asap, but the front desk person said I had to get to the room to call. Once I got to the room at 730pm I called and requested my fridge. And then I waited. And waited. At 9pm I called again and was told that the order was placed hours ago (like when I checked in at 4pm?). I told them I never got the fridge. So I waited. And waited again. I finally called again at 1015pm, because really this was ridiculous. I actually got the same operator and she was so apologetic. The fridge arrived around 1030pm, and he was saying how something was wrong and they were running around from one of the hotel to the other to drop things off. And then he joked that I should be going out instead of waiting for a drink fridge. (I was FUMING at this point because I WOULD have gone out of the fridge had arrived within the hour I initially called at 7pm, but it wasn't this guy's fault). - Dirty! I made myself a drink and wanted to use one of the room glasses and it was DUSTY! I could literally draw a line through the dust on the wine glass. I asked to get a glass of water when I ordered room service and used that instead. Also, the bathroom shower stall had lots of hairs from the previous person all over. Kinda gross - This room only has a shower stall that has no door and was open to the bathroom. I guess it would be very sexy and cool but it made showering a cold and weird experience. Unless you were standing directly under the hot water, your skin would start pebbling from the cold air you were exposed to - The only amenities, other than the standard shampoo, conditioner, body wash, body lotion, hand soap (those were all in larger pump bottles), was a bar of facial soap and a shaving kit that has a disposable razor with shaving cream. I'm sure you could call to ask for things if you needed them but I was loathe to after the whole drink fridge waiting fiasco. Would I stay again? Maybe. If it was very cheap and I was promised a fountain view. But I would never stay if I had to pay for price read more

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The Bellagio is known for their beautiful seasonal displays, and when we visited in February 2026, the Lunar New Year creations were truly show-stopping. The flame-colored horses, the giant panda, the gilded dragons -- very eye-catching -- and spectacular. read more

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If you like Christmas, the Belagio goes all out. They have some of the best decorations I have seen in Vegas. If you want a good experience, give yourself at least a half hour to explore and enjoy it. It is just off the reservation area. read more

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Walked through the Bellagio tonight to be able to visit the Vault speakeasy. Beautiful hotel from the registration area to the shopping area to the casino with the high vaulted ceilings, chandeliers, and overall classy ambience. read more

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Check in is easy with the app. The room view was spectacular. The bed is very comfortable with a huge bathroom. Parking is 20-25 a day depending on the day. Biggest problem will always be the same issue I have with most of the strip hotels: resort fees for things I don't intend to use (these should be optional add ons) and the fact that the prices have gotten so outrageous. read more

Bellagio - Fountain view - Hotels Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Beautiful Christmas displays in the hotel. Very crowded the Saturday after Thanksgiving, we were there about noon. The water fountains were spectacular!! Would be very terrific at night. read more

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Came here for a few days in August with my family where we had 3 booked rooms. The garden was beautiful but if you want photos/videos without the crowd, I recommend doing it in the early mornings. My sister had a morning flight to catch so we were down here at 6am. Disappointing to find the quality of our sheets and the stains on the bedding. We also had ordered room service and requested utensils but after we had placed our order some of my family members wanted to partake on the food. I had requested extra utensils only to be informed that we would be charged extra for them... We wouldn't come back here again for a stay. read more

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My husband and I decided to visit Las Vegas this summer after not traveling there together for over 20 years. I was so happy to find out that I could use my Marriott Bonvoy points for the 3-night stay. We still had to pay for the resort fees, though. It's good that we checked in online, and only needed to pick up our keys at a table near the front desk. The checkin line was super long, otherwise. Our room was much nicer/more luxurious than we expected. We could even see part of the fountain show from our windows. The hotel was in a central location on the strip, and was within walking distance of a lot of the famous chefs' restaurants we wanted to try. The free Aria express tram had a stop located inside the Bellagio, making it very convenient to get to the Crystals Shopping Center and Park MGM. We enjoyed sunbathing on the lounge chairs on the pool deck. There're a lot of lounge chairs available around the various pools there. The conservatory & botanical gardens area inside the hotel wasn't too big, but was very beautifully and meticulously decorated. The fountain show outdoors at night was a must see. We had a late flight going back and when we checked out, we wanted to leave our luggage at the concierge initially. However, the line was insanely long and slow. So, we ended up dragging our luggage with us. Fortunately, we packed light. Overall, we enjoyed our stay at the Bellagio. read more

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Beautiful hotel. The lobby decorations get me every time. The color, shapes and delicate details are lovely. And then the Lunar New Year decorations. I love that they had Year of the Horse decor. Representation matters. And the LNY decor in the conservatory. Off the charts with climbing pandas, real life koi, flaming horses and healthy plants. Took the complimentary tram to go to Park MGM. Very handy. Would love to stay here sometime. read more

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I'm a lover of flowers so my bff suggested we walk through the conservatory and observe the floral set up they had on display. Bellagio was definitely giving old money Vegas vibes. lol and I certainly enjoyed all the flower displays. Was impressed by the "real" flowers they had. Next time we come we'll definitely consider this hotel. Loved all the vibes and energy this hotel was giving. Awesome shopping/restaurant options. Happy Yelping! read more

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This place is amazing I would travel to Las Vegas again just for this. Great food and gambling atmosphere

Bellagio is one of those places that feels over the top and fancy the second you walk in, even if it's also crowded and a little chaotic. Somehow all that energy works in the middle of Las Vegas and just adds to the experience. The lobby glass ceiling is stunning and always makes me stop and look up, even when I've seen it before. Between the conservatory displays and the famous fountains outside, there's no shortage of must see moments. Bellagio may be busy, but it still manages to feel iconic every single time. read more

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