Pool Café & Bar

You cannot go wrong with this place. It's very convenient if your staying at the bellagio. The service is phenomenal. My Benny was perfect and finally a omelette that's not overcooked. Nice and yellow on the outside and still fluffy. I definitely recommend this place as an early start to your day, because Vegas gets hot. No need for reservations just walk right in.

The food here is just average in comparison to pretty much every other big casino hotel in Vegas which is a big let down… but the pools are very nice and this is right at the pool. It’s also probably the most expensive average at best food you’ll ever buy 🤣

The perfect spot by the pool offers a delightful brunch experience. The food is not only delicious but also artfully presented. Despite the scorching triple-digit temperatures on that Saturday morning, the ambiance was so pleasant that it didn't even feel like we were outdoors.

This is a great location for a quick breakfast. The food was nice and the Werther is nice enough to eat outside. The portions are quite large but the food was still very yummy. It’s also a little more relaxed some other locations on the property. I hope to have this as a breakfast option again.

This is definitely worth a try, the breakfast is good and the options are a variety of things . We came the first day here and the American breakfast was worth it for me, the eggs was delicious . The egg Benedict was good not great. They give you a pitcher of coffee which is nice but they charge per person . The lunch was a little disappointing which is why 4 stars not 5. Today we decided to try the meat burger and chicken burger . The meat burger was good but I asked for gluten free bun and they gave me gf bread toast instead and it changed completely the feel of eating a burger I ended up eating just the meat . The chicken burger was tiny not worth the price . I would come for breakfast or just a quick bite and drinks. The atmosphere gives it a 4* for sure if I could give 3.5 for food I would .

Pool cafe at Bellagio is a great place to catch a quick bite and drink. Given the fact that Vegas starts to gets hot quite early in the day, Pool cafe remains cool enough due to being near the Pool 😉. We tried fruit medley and zucchini chips and good old margarita. The place has availability most of the times. So no need for a reservation. You can walk in and get seated. Enjoy the pool views!

We stopped by for some drinks and snacks, and everything we had was very fresh and tasty. My favorite was lavender cocktail, very refreshing, perfect sweetness, good choice for a hot weather day. Mahi-mahi tacos also were so good, perfect size for a quick small bite. My husband had a French toast, and he said it was delicious. Service was very helpful and friendly. This is a great spot for breakfast or lunch at Bellagio.

Servers were great and if you are gluten free like me, they have gluten free bread! I got the grilled chicken sandwich one day on the break and then the next day the breakfast egg sandwich. It was one of the places at the resort where I could find some gluten free options and they were great! Thanks for having these options!

This amazing bartender named Graeme that works at the Bellagio prepared this delicious cocktail named Cable car

Stayed at Bellagio for 3 nights and I chose the room that is remodeled strip view spa king. I was excited cuz I thought I will see a full strip view but to my dismay, I see mostly the parking lot. I have to move the table and stand at the corner (on my right) so I can see the strip. Anyway, Bellagio is still a luxury hotel. The room is nice and it is cleaned daily. I wish they provide more channels on TV. They have a lot of slot machines that I don't need to go to other hotels. If I ever go back to Las Vegas, I definitely will stay here again

Bellagio is definitely a hotel that is relying on its legacy and pizzazz rather than a comfy hotel experience. Yes, the fountains are an exciting spectacle. The Conservatory with seasonally rotating garden exhibit is beautiful. It's in a convenient and central area on the Strip. The actual hotel stay was one of the worst experience we had. The sheets and sink had hair on it. The towels were stained. The view from our room was bad. The check in process is very slow, and the room looks and feel dated. It also gets insanely crowded from people who want to visit the Conservatory and taking pictures so having to deal with that while walking back to your hotel is a no-go. Two stars as the fountains and conservatory somewhat redeems it if you are not a hotel guest, but I would never stay here again.

Lovely staff but unable to help us. Upper floor, next door guests had BARKING dogs! 2am, 2:30, 4am and later in the early morning BARKING. Called down twice and told security would handle it (I'm told they have a process for this). Dogs still barked. On top of that we smelled cigarette smoke. And the woman was talking at a tone that penetrated the walls. A 3rd call was made around 7am. One final barrage of barking and then they moved out. Don't think security ever came. We did get comped resort fee and gave us food and beverage credit.

What a gorgeous hotel and casino! We spent a couple of hours here just walking around and admiring everything. We spent the most time at the Conservatory and Garden. It was magical, extravagant, colorful, and very fragrant all at the same time! It is also loaded with photo opportunities, which my daughter enjoys. It is free and a must-see while in Vegas. It can be very crowded as there is no charge to explore it. They change the themes every season, so we will have to come back again!

This review is for the casino only. I am a Vegas local and have not yet stayed in the rooms. My mom and I brought my niece and her fiancé here to visit the conservatory/botanical garden and have lunch at one of their restaurants. After exploring around the casino a bit, we ended up eating at Lago, which is one of chef Julian Serrano's restaurants. The conservatory/botanical garden is a nature lover's paradise and I strongly recommend checking it out, though it can be very busy at all times of the day. Their ambiance changes with every season (currently in the summer ambiance). Lago also had some very delicious food, so I also highly recommend it when you're here. There are lots and lots and lots of slot machines all around, but I don't gamble so we didn't play them. Some other restaurants located here are Noodles, Sadelle's Cafe, Michael Mina, and the Mayfair Supper Club. However, keep in mind that a handful of restaurants at The Bellagio are dinner spots and they do not open until 5:00pm. I noticed this when I was throwing lunch spot recommendations towards my niece. I also recommend watching the famous fountains in front of the casino, which are also visible from Lago's outdoor patio. The Bellagio is a nice property, but one thing I can't wrap my head around is their utterly ridiculous weekend valet rates. It was a whopping $40 to valet the car. And when we got the car back, the A/C was on full blast (which makes sense since it was like a thousand degrees outside) and I guess the valet dude, who was very tall, adjusted the driver's seat to a lower level. I'll definitely be back next time, though. Nice casino and well maintained.

The Italian escape... Bellagio has always captured our attention with the stunning fountain show that always captures many and is one of my must see whenever I'm in Las Vegas. It's been years since my last visit and was delighted to see that not much has changed and that things has returned back to it's glory for many to enjoy...except the parking I don't know what the what but never again. Since I was taking mom on this trip and she's not as mobile as she used to be but one thing she really wanted to see was the Conservatory & Botanical Garden and as usual just something to behold. "Tea & Tulips" was the theme which made me feel like Alice going through Wonderland is just beyond gorgeous! What sucks is that to enjoy the fountain we must walk all the way down to the front to enjoy it best and by then we were just exhausted and just walked pass the valet and enjoyed it from there which isn't the same but was okay. A lot of stunning art including the chandelier at the front desk, not a decor out of place always a beautiful place. Thank you!

I've been to Vegas many times, and this is the first time I stayed at the Bellagio! We splurged for fountainview rooms, and it was totally worth it! Love seeing the fountain show. Also, Bellagio is in a great location, and there are so many great restaurants both in the hotel and nearby. I also really like that is convenient to get to Aria and Cosmopolitan.

The Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas is an iconic gem that lives up to its reputation. From the mesmerizing Bellagio Fountains to the stunning Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, every detail of this hotel exudes luxury and elegance. Upon arrival, the check-in process was efficient despite a 20-minute wait in line. The Guest Services Agent informed me of an upgrade which I had requested to a partial strip view room, but it wouldn't be ready until 3 PM. I decided to stick with my original reservation for a Spa Renovated King Room in the Spa Tower. After a bit of back and forth and speaking with the manager, I was able to keep my original room reservation and check in immediately. The Spa Tower King Room was luxurious and amazing, with a breathtaking mountain view. The separate sitting area, electronic curtains, and lighting added a touch of modern sophistication. The bathroom awas a highlight, featuring an incredible separate tub and top-quality products. The pool area, although crowded due to Memorial Day weekend, was a fantastic spot to relax. The only downside was the number of reserved but unused chairs and a few disruptive, inebriated patrons that the staff didn't address. (It's Vegas after all). The Botanical Gardens were a serene escape, and having the iconic Bellagio Fountains right in front of the property was incredibly convenient. The fountains are a must-see, providing a spectacular show. Check-out was a breeze with the option to check out via the TV and a key drop near the elevator. This made the end of my stay smooth and hassle-free. Overall, my experience at the Bellagio was outstanding despite a few mishaps. The luxurious accommodations, exceptional amenities, and iconic attractions make it a top choice for anyone visiting Las Vegas.

We stayed in an updated room in the spa tower. Our room was on the 26th floor. Floor to ceiling windows with a great view. The room was clean. Housekeeping was on top of it. The hotel is in a great location on the strip. The tram makes it easy to get around. Walking distance to plenty of restaurants and entertainment. The only issues during our trip were the bathroom light blew out somehow. Like no electricity in the bathroom at all. And the shower door handle broke off. Idk why the issue was but these were minor inconveniences. I did thoroughly enjoy the pools. The pool drinks were good but the pool food is garbage. Just a heads up there.

$$$$ You pay for the name of the hotel and if you're luck enough to get a "fountain" view. As this been my first visit in Vegas, staying at the Bellagio was an absolute perk! My friend, Melody, booked the room, and we had an amazing view of our little piece of the strip. The casino is extensive and there's a lot of bells and whistles going on all the time. Word to the wise, the Bellagio is a smoking casino. So if you are sensitive to cigarette or cigar smoke, this probably would not be the place for you. As you are probably aware, the drinks are made significantly stronger than any other pub or bar. Melody and I each had a rose-lemon drop martini... And it only took one before we were giggling like school girls We had an amazing time at this hotel, but it is a great deal like all the other hotels in Vegas. Safe Travels

Bellagio is a very popular hotel resort in Las Vegas. The best way to describe the atmosphere of it is elegance, style, and beauty. It seems that it's trying to resemble nature based on what I experienced. It is also very iconic for playing water fountain shows. Don't really know the start times of them, but they are really worth watching from adjacent hotels especially at its rails. Even the rooms are described the same ways. No wonder that it's a five-star hotel. I also like going to its Cafe Gelato since they serve good pastries, ice cream and dessert. It even gets crowded when walking through the casino halls. Also next door to my favorite hotel, which is Little Caes...I mean Caesars Palace. Surrounded by good restaurants and shops to go to. And on top of that, the garden that is close to Sadelle!

We arrived at the front door and were immediately greeted by "Valentino and Hermes" ! This is no ordinary hotel, I thought. A gentleman was playing piano,in the background while people walked around either window shopping or headed down the walk to the casino. We checked in and were given an upgrade as it was my husbands birthday. We also received a 100 gift certificate for use in the hotel. We headed out on our long journey to our room, we passed the gardens and went on our way to room 18601! A corner room with a view of the mountains. The room was very spacious and we got unpacked to begin our stay. We went downstairs, gambled a little but were in bed early to prepare for the next day of pool time! The pool area is large, many places to sit and enjoy the morning sun. Great service and plenty of pool areas to choose from. I did spend some time in the fitness area and it is the one area in need of an upgrade. Many treadmills were out of order and pretty run down. I think with all the beauty and finesse of the hotel, they should not leave one area neglected. Our entire stay was wonderful! We enjoyed our time at the Bellagio! Well worth it with lots to do and lots to see!

I have been traveling to Vegas for b'ness & pleasure for 25+ years. However, for some reason I never stayed at Bellagio until Apr, 2024. Unfortunately, I have mixed feelings about Bellagio, despite being a MGM loyalist. The overall experience qualifies as a Mediocre Mon. On a positive note, all of the staff I interacted w/ directly were nice & friendly (pls look at my reviews for Sadelle's and The Vault). In addition, the room was good sized for the price, The Conservatory is cool, and the pool & gym are big. Nonetheless, there were some big negatives that prevent me from giving more than 3 Stars. First of all, Bellagio is busy. It is good you can check in on the app bc there is a long line at the front desk during peak times. Secondarily, it is a big property. You will get in a lot of steps. The major issues I had w/ my stay is not receiving an itemized bill on departure. I had a $100 overall credit, and two $60 credits for bfast. I wanted to make sure these credits were posted to my bill. I did some algebra and determined my final charge was in the ballpark. In addition, the guest next door invited some friends over @ 5:30 am, and were making a ruckus. I called the front desk and the person said security would stop by: Security never came. Luckily the rude AF guests and his asshole friends left after 20 min. Lastly, I used the app to report a leaky tub faucet. No one fixed the faucet while we were out and about for most of the day. I'm sitting on the fence whether I would stay at Bellagio again. I have had better stays at Aria, Cosmo, The Palazzo and The Venetian.

We had a wonderful experience staying at the Bellagio! The check-in process is beyond easy. I was able to start the checkin process when we landed at the airport so our room was ready upon arrival. We even grabbed our room keys via the kiosk next to the elevators which also saved time. Our room had a view of the Bellagio fountain which was incredible!! Room was clean, comfortable & elegant. The pool was super enjoyable too with great service. Can't wait to stay here again in the future!!

It's always a great feeling to walkthrough Bellagio's Conservatory & Botanical Garden. It's the staple and iconic part of this beautiful hotel and casino.

The Bellagio Hotel made our trip to Las Vegas even more wonderful and memorable. *Good points* -Beautiful scenery!! Fountain display are frequent, so you won't want to miss them! Especially the night view was amazing! -Great service Room was clean and comfortable. Also, it is easy to access stores, pools, Uber, etc. *Bad points* -Additional costs There was a $50 resort fee per night. We stayed 4 nights and paid a total of $226.76. -Check out We highly recommend in-person checkout, although automated checkout is available. Please be aware that even just lifting up to check snacks and beverages in the room can cause the sensor to react and add to the cost.

I have stayed here a few times and always had a great stay It is the perfect hotel when you are in Las Vegas. I was on a business trip and did not get a chance to have room with view of the fountains, but if you can book that you should (and is worth the extra money). I love when you enter to check in and see the Chihuly art overhead is stunning and beautiful--you do not mind waiting in line. One small quibble is that you can normally use the MGM reward apps to get your key, but since this was booked through convention for some reason it did not work (even with reservation number). The rooms are very nice and clean and do not look as run down as rooms at some hotels. The beds are very comfortable and I have no problem sleeping (unlike some hotels I have stayed at in Vegas). Then the bathrooms are really luxurious. The now are using bigger containers for the shampoo and conditioner (which is more environmentally friendly), but for some reason (partially my clumsiness) the kept falling on floor of shower as I would put them back on the shelf). Rates can be outrageous here during big weekends, but if you can book for a reasonable rate it is absolutely worth it.

The Bellagio is and always has been my favorite hotel on the strip. I love the look of it and it smells heavenly. The entire staff at Bellagio is friendly, helpful and welcoming particularly at the front desk and the bellmen. Of course, the conservatory is always spectacular. There is a multitude of restaurants, bars and snack shops and shopping for every budget. Their fitness center is better than most. We spent two full days at the Cypress pool (adult only). It is absolutely worth paying for and I recommend making reservations in advance. The cushioned lounge chairs are so comfortable. Sammy helped us pick the perfect spot and adjusted our umbrellas throughout the day. Our server Christina was lovely. She made sure we had everything we needed. We were in the newly remodeled rooms with a fountain and strip view. They are absolutely fantastic! Large flat screen TV, push button drapes, plenty of outlets;  plug and USB. Outlets are smartly located on the sides of the night tables. The bathroom is spacious, lots of room for toiletries. Also plenty of drawer and closet space. We loved watching the fountain show from our window, tuning into channel 22 for the accompanying music. Another wonderful stay at Bellagio.

What a gorgeous hotel. I love coming here and spending time in their garden. The kids had seen in on social media and were even more impressed in person. We also enjoy their dancing fountains such a fun activity. They have a really nice crepe/ gelato place where you can also get some good pastries or snacks. I have come here several times over the years to walk around and eat, but I have never stayed here. I do shop my hotels by pool and while I think their pool is nice, I like the lazy rivers and wave pools and or somewhere I can float around in a tube or a pool mat.

Every time I come to Vegas I make it a point to head to the Bellagio. The hotel is palatial and welcoming from the iconic Lake Bellagio and fountains in front to the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens just passed the lobby. I have only had the pleasure of actually staying here on one occasion but the rooms and service are exactly what you would expect. Everything is clean and well organized and just makes sense. On our most recent visit we were able to view the Alice in Wonderland-esque "Tea & Tulips" display and it was simply magical. The solarium style roof with light gleaming in makes for a breathtaking display and the sights and sounds were peaceful and comforting to take in. We had really hoped to see the Chinese New Year, Year of the Dragon display but we were a few weeks late :( The views from Paris Hotel are beautiful...The canals of the Venetian transport you....The rooms at The Cosmopolitan elevate modern luxury... but the Bellagio is where you come for that glittering ostentatious decadence and beauty that is synonymous with Las Vegas!

Wow! We haven't stayed here in over ten years, because we like to stay at different properties. However, Bellagio has the best location. The updates to the rooms are lovely, except for the toilet next to the sink. We had a beautiful view of the fountains throughout the day. Turn to channel 22 to have music go along with the show. Service is excellent.

My friend and I came here for a staycation on her birthday for a couple of nights. We generally had a wonderful experience. The rooms were lovely. The rooms were clean and quiet. We stayed in the Spa tower. When I was booking, I was given the option to get a remodeled room in the Spa tower, so that's what I opted for. It was very nice and very comfortable. There were a couple of hiccups and that is the reason for the four star rating. I used the MGM rewards app to book the rooms and was notified that they were ready. You can use the MGM app to check in and get a digital key to skip the line. I had booked two rooms, but the app showed a digital key available for one of the rooms and said I had to visit the front desk for keys to the other room.....therefore, wait in line. The app showed the two rooms on different floors. My friend and I wanted rooms close to each other. Since going to the front desk would hopefully solve that as well, we stood in line. The line was very long, however it moved very quickly . After about 20 minutes of waiting we spoke to an associate named Chris at the front desk. When we told him it was my friend's birthday and we were hoping to be close together... He totally hooked us up with adjoining rooms and a very generous food and beverage credit! He also handed us individual roses which was really sweet. He gave us two beautiful rooms with a partial strip and fountain view. I used to travel for business a lot, but no longer have to, so I haven't stayed in hotels in a while. For my personal travel, I usually get vacation rentals......but I saw a wonderful new thing in this room! They gave you a personal shelf in the Mini fridge so you could put your own stuff in there without a problem. Maybe this is customary now, but it certainly was not during my years of business travel! We decided to go to the Petrossian and have a cocktail and order their cheeseboard which we had before several times. We had rather negative experience with the server there. I have to say that actually shocked me as I had been there many times and had always had wonderful servers. I wrote a separate review under Petrossian. You are welcome to read it there. The only other negative was when we checked out today. We were parked at the north valet. We were waiting in the enclosed lounge area there. When the car came up, we were jockeying with the door and the luggage. The valet offered no help at all. He didn't even open the trunk so that we could put our luggage in and he did not offer to help with handling the luggage. Being locals and being used to exceptional service at most places, this was surprising! Other than that, it was a wonderful trip and the Bellagio is still an amazing and elegant place.

The Bellagio is a must stop place when you are in Las Vegas, at least to watch the dancing fountains and visit the Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. I did so on this trip too. The fountains never get old, the Conservatory was in transition for the Summer display. I was also in the mood for a snack and ended up at Lago, a Julian Serrano one restaurant at the hotel. They insisted that I sit at the bar (which is away from the main action). I stated that I must sit in the main dining area (there were numerous empty tables) or I would have to leave. They refused to oblige so I left (even though I will post pictures of the place). So I decided to try another restaurant at the premises and chose Jasmine, a Chinese restaurant. Would you believe that I had a similar and more humiliating experience there too? Will post that on this platform.

We had the best stay in Vegas! Everything was perfect! From checking in, Rudy at front desk was courteous, respectful, and made us felt very welcome. The garden theme with hot air ballon this time was beautiful and quite different from previous installations. I accidentally dropped my wallet on my way to the hotel room, and the security guard, Joshua, found it and escort it back to me, which was really wonderful. The pools here are beautiful and plenty, so it's nice to hop from pool to pool during the day. The only drawback is one of their showers at the pool area only had cold water and no hot water.

Always something new going on in the Bellagio. What an amazing hotel, more on the high end with stores like Hermes and Valentino, with security at the front of their stores letting customers inside. This theme nowadays was Tea and Tulips, I almost thought it looked more like Alice in Wonderland. The Bellagio is the one hotel that has a water and music entertainment in the front of the hotel. Unfortunately, there was extremely high wind the day we went and upon walking out of the casino towards the water show, the wind picked up during the finale and soaked several passer byers!!! We ended up getting sprinkled, but nothing compared to those who were closer. This location is also very popular for pictures. Always clean and the parking garage is nice. There is signs and parking spots numbered for your convenience if you choose to park on level 1, 2 or 3. The green lights indicate an open spot... or choose to wait for someone to pull out of the spot. Bellagio is located about half-ways down the strip and close to miracle mile. Depending on what you have planned, this would be a great hotel to stay at.

This's our must see place whenever we get to Vegas. Love the indoor garden, they always surprise us with the best flowers and landscaping. Best time to enjoy the garden in morning or late night when the crowds are low

We walked through the shoppes, casino, main lobby, and atrium gardens of the Bellagio on our way to other restaurants at other resorts, stopping to take in the Chihuly ceiling in the main lobby and waiting on the game of thrones slot machines. The casino and overall layout is quite massive on the ground floor to navigate especially when it's a holiday weekend or week where there is some huge event or concert. But it's worth to check out especially with the fountains at night, which are quite spectacular. Between that, the gorgeous Chihuly glass ceiling art work, and the Atrium gardens that changes themes based on the season (it was celebrating the year of the dragon when we went) is worth the visit.

Beautiful hotel!!! I'm here for a 3-day SAPinsider 2024 conference and very happy with my room and the staff and services at the convention center. My Deluxe King room is spacious and clean. Blow dryer needs stronger air and needs to be cleaned out all the dust on the back cover. No bath tub, which is fine, and it has a very spacious shower. Water pressure is like salon quality - it relaxes your skin and scalp. The convention center is very nice. We love all the banquet staff. They deliver an exceptional service for all attendees. Glasses and plates and trash are constantly picked up, leaving everyone's space sparkling clean. I'd like to give a special shoutout to John on the Banquet Team who served us hosted beverages on 3/20/2024 from 2:45pm - 3:45pm. John took great care of our team and made delicious mocktails. He is very professional, attentive, polite, and very nice. The food from the convention center is delicious. Their French macaroons are perfectly smooth, beautiful, and yummy without being too sweet. Fitness center is a bit far from the guest elevators. It is locater in the same place with the salon and spa. You need to go inside the salon, take the elevator to the second floor to access the fitness center. Some signage is recommended. There are a lot of restaurants at the Bellagio with good food but expensive (to be expected at these hotels) and beautifully presented. The fountain right in front of the hotel has such an amazing view providing a unique and romantic experience.

I really do love the Bellagio Hotel. It's one of the top tier hotels on the strip. As a paying guest, the rooms are clean, recently remodeled, and many have gorgeous views. Even non-fountain views have terrific pool and mountain views. We loved seeing the snow-capped dessert mountains in the winter. The reason for four stars is the terrible parking and the LONG walk to most rooms. Since the Bellagio is a destination for Vegas go-ers you'll find yourself weaving in between crowds with luggage and walking what feels like MILES to your room. Highly recommend Valet and a bellhop if you have anything more than a piece of luggage. The casino has some hard to find games, like their Fortune Cup - a ten player horse racing game. And their bars have some unique and fascinating options (you'll have to do some research to find some!). One last word, if you're at all sensitive to smoke even the Stay Well Suites might not help. Opt instead for Park MGM, the only smokeless hotel and casino on the strip.

Beautiful hotel! We like to enjoy the seasonal displays in the arboretum. Here's a few pics of the spring display. Amazing colors, vivid, perfectly done.

Quality/Quantity - Great to visit, not great to stay. The one and only time we stayed here on a promotion, they made so many mistakes that we never came back (to stay). But again, this is a great place to visit. 10 American dining options; we have been to 8 of them. 3 Asian dining options, we have been to Yellowtail. 4 French options, we have been to 3 of them. 2 Italian options, we have been to both. 2 Steak houses, we have been to both. Atmosphere - Beautiful public areas. Higher end hotel, casino. Table limits reflect it. The room we stayed in was good. Shows and events, see website. Bruno Mars is currently playing here. Service - Fail. The brand new employee/trainee who checked us in took our promotional paperwork, and we usually keep a copy. Of course, this was the first time we did not and there were nothing but issues. And when we checked out, we got double charged. We had to call and have their management team fix it, which took approximately a week. At $400 a night, there should be better service! Price - Expensive! We have not been back to stay, maybe in the future... Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1993. I am not as big of a MGM guest as Caesars, but I am a MGM shareholder. And I am slowly frequenting your hotels and casinos more often.

Bellagio is a really nice property! This was my first visit and enjoyed staying here. My room was basic room facing the back, but basic room at Bellagio is a very good experience (maybe I get upgraded next time!). Great layout of the room with one King size bed. Staff and front desk were friendly. Here were my activities. Pool, very limited during winter with one pool and hot tub open. Gallery of FIne Arts had nice exhibit for extra charge. Conservatory had fine Chinese year of the Dragon themed display. Fountains in front of the Bellagio are world class and must see. Gelato near the Gallery of Fine Arts was delicious. Art gallery for Cirque du Soleil had an exceptionally helpful hostess. See pics. Bellagio has been there for awhile but the upkeep is immaculate and ranks as the best of the MGM properties.

Wow, just look at the beauty of this place. It's stunning. In the lobby, they have an area with all kind of creative things made out of flowers, and I can't express how good it smells The hotel is huge and has many brand-name stores in it . Come and enjoy yourself at a beautiful relaxing hotel

We are staying in room xxxxx with a beautiful view. Room was clean and beds were very comfortable. It's conveniently located by the elevator. Reason for two stars is the family next to us are not team players. They would slam the entry door coming and going. They could not control their kids. It sounded like there are two kids that do not know how to talk. They only knew how to scream and cry. We never heard kids talking or playing. Only crying and screaming CONSTANTLY!! I few times we heard an adult female screaming too. They would bang on the adjoining wall and try to open connecting door. We did not get any rest the entire week here. We asked security for help three times but nothing was done. Guest services told us sorry but there is nothing they can do. We really looked forward to relaxing in our room while enjoying the beautiful view. It was not relaxing. I just don't understand why parents with young uncontrollable children are allowed to ruin others vacation. We leave in the morning. If I would have known my peaceful vacation was going to be ruined by this chaos I would have saved my money and stayed home As I write this review at 2:22 am on May 24, 2024 I can hear a kid making noise next door. Crying. Geez. Another sleepless night. I can't get back a restful vacation week relaxing in a peaceful room. I suggest hotels place families with young children in certain areas away from couples without children. Or better yet leave your young babies home!! Vegas is for adults!! We asked for assistance three times in the four nights we are here.....

Bellagio is a beautiful hotel with nice decorations and food. however, everything is over priced. The mattress in our "Stay Well" suite was less than sub-standard and there is no water pressure to speak of for a decent shower....not to mention the fluctuating hot/cold water while taking shower. If you like a mattress where you roll off the edge and a bd shower, this hotel is for you.

5 Stars! Review is for the Fountain Show! MGM Resorts portfolio of properties : BELLAGIO 3600 Las Vegas Blvd S Las Vegas, NV 89109 "At Bellagio, more than a thousand fountains sway in front of the hotel, enhanced by music and light. The display spans more than 1,000 feet with water soaring as high as 460 feet into the air." Beautiful, Mesmerizing, and Inspiring! Check the website for Public Show times

Busy busy busy and highly recommended for a fabulous time in Las Vegas! When coming to this gorgeous hotel and resort, expect to be able to spend the day inside admiring the gorgeous rose garden and beautiful art all the way up to the ceiling! From the moment you spot Belligio from the main strip, it is GLORIOUS! We first high tailed it to their giant big screen game room to watch the 49er's win against the Eagles. It was exciting with all the bets going on and standing next to a man who had just won $25,000! When the game was over, you'll have to have patience checking in... the line here can get long. Raul checked us in and his energy was as phenomenal as the elegance of Belligio. As we walked toward our room, there were many shops to admire and places to eat along the way. Our room was beautiful and very clean with a great view! Super comfortable bed! I'm not fond of feather pillows, but they did the job. If you need a more romantic setting, there was a fireplace available on the TV, and it looked like the real deal with the way the TV was set up with the frame. I think if I had to pick one thing they need to improve, it would be to get better quality toilet paper.

This is my second time staying at the Bellagio and it's always fantastic. Beautiful room with a gorgeous bathroom and lots of space. I love the chair to sit and read and the mattress was super comfortable. I was there for a conference and the spa tower was so close and convenient. My only issue was that I never felt like the room was super cool. I'd put the thermostat on 65 and the bathroom would still be hot.

The Bellagio Hotel & Casino is one of my favorite hotels on the Las Vegas Strip. The Bellagio is known for its sophistication and world-class amenities. It's located on the Las Vegas Strip, off of the I-15/Flamingo exit. The casino first opened in 1998. Two of the most recognizable features of Bellagio is the water show and the conservatory! The water show set is displayed on a 8.5 acre artificial lake in front of the hotel. It's a choregraphed water display that runs every 30 minutes. It has a combination of music, lights, and water jets. The jets shoot up to 460 feet in the air, it's so impressive! The fountain show is a must see and do if you're visiting Las Vegas or if you're a local! The Bellagio Conservatory is a 14,000-square-foot botanical gardens. It showcases a variety of colors, scents, sights, and sounds. It changes each season for Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. It also does special displays for the Holidays and Lunar New Year. I just visited the Bellagio to view the Holiday display. This year's theme was the Nutcracker, and it's by far the best display Bellagio has ever done! The talented horticulture and engineering teams did a phenomenal job transforming it the magic of the Nutcracker. Just absolutely amazing! The Bellagio offers a wide range of luxurious rooms and suites. The hotel's interior has a variety of exquisite art and décor. The hotel's lobby has a huge Dale Chihuly's Fiori Di Como, ceiling sculpture of over 2,000 hand-blown glass flowers! It really is an amazing and I'm always in awe at looking at it. The casino has a huge gaming space! You'll see table games and plenty of slot machines! I think there is also a high-limit lounge at the Bellagio as well. Restaurants & Quick eats at the Bellagio include the following: Prime Steakhouse Spago The Garden Table Picasso The Mayfair Supper Club Michael Mina Sadelle's Cafe LAGO by Julian Serrano Le Cirque Yellowtail Japanese Restaurant & Lounge Jasmine Harvest Noodles The Buffet at the Bellagio Bellagio Patisserie Starbucks Juice Press Entertainment: "O" by Cirque du Soleil. This is one of my favorite Cirque shows in Las Vegas. This is a must see. There are so many wonderful acrobats. It's an aquatic-themed production, so you'll see swimmers, divers, and even dances! Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art: The Art exhibit is created by Ralph DeLuca, "ICONS of Contemporary Art." It's an 2600 square feet exhibit that's located in the pool promenade. It opened when Bellagio opened, in 1998. It has a variety of artworks and objects from internationally acclaimed museums. Some of those include Primal Water: An exhibition of Contemporary Japanese Art. There is also a store associated with it, the Perrotin Las Vegas, that has prints, editions, and Perrotin publications. Hours are from Monday-Sunday, 10:00 A.M - 6:00 P.M. You could easily spend a full day inside the Bellagio, doing all of the activities and entertainment that it has to offer! This is one of the best hotels on the Las Vegas strip!

10/10 the best Christmas decorations on the Strip. I didn't stay here, only hung around, but man I sure wish I did stay here! Right in the lobby of the Bellagio was this beautiful Nutcracker display. The best part, everything was made out of roses. My jaw actually dropped seeing this. I couldn't even believe it was real. The whole section of the back lobby was this set. From the huge nutcracker to the girl sleeping, they hit the mail on the head with this. There were tons of people, but there was also tons of space and tons of different parts to look at that I didn't feel like it was as crowded as it was. The crowd was moving, and I was able to get pictures of everything without people being in the background. I really like how this was a free thing to see. This was such a highlight of my trip, and I'm so glad I stopped by to see!

Loved my stay here! Beautiful room, the bathroom is so luxurious, and the view was looking over the pool. Check in was quick and easy.

My experiences at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas have consistently surpassed expectations, offering a lavish and unforgettable 5-star / 5 Diamond stay every time. One of the highlights has been the generosity of complementary room upgrades, adding a touch of luxury to my visits. The array of dining options is exceptional, ranging from exquisite restaurants to delightful eateries, ensuring a culinary adventure for every taste. Exploring the captivating botanical gardens has always been a serene and enchanting experience, adding a unique charm to the stay. Moreover, the rooms are not just luxurious but also incredibly comfortable, creating a perfect retreat after a day of indulgence. What truly sets Bellagio apart, though, is their exceptional staff. Their dedication to ensuring every guest receives a 5-star / 5 Diamond experience is palpable in every interaction, making each stay memorable and special. For anyone seeking an indulgent, top-tier stay in Las Vegas, I wholeheartedly recommend the Bellagio Hotel. Its commitment to unparalleled service and amenities truly defines luxury hospitality at its finest. My Personal Rating : 4.9 Hotel 5/5 Staff 5/5 Price 4.5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5

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This hotel is centrally located on the Strip which is "convenient" to several other locations (though convenient is a bit of a stretch when talking about anything in Vegas - there's always a walk). MGM properties are now connected with Marriott, but there are kinks they still need to work out with respect to how perks/benefits work. Status on Marriott did not provide us with a significant upgrade on room (just a view of the fountains - which is a nice view (and of Paris) but you cannot hear the music. You do hear the booms of the fountains - but the fountain shows are usually done before your Vegas evening will be (unless you're going to bed early - whaaaat?). The room is comfortable, showers are glass and have no door so it can get a little chilly. Non-smoking floors doesn't mean that your neighbors or previous occupants won't be or had been smoking (apparently people just pay the fine and smoke anyhow). Soaps, hair products and lotion are all large bottles (per the new trend to help save plastic use and be reusable). We had expected but were surprised that other vanity amenities were not provided (you might be able to request, but we didn't). We had one day where housekeeping skipped - I guess we left a little late for lunch but they didn't come back. No turndown service is provided as well. Both sets of elevators for the spa tower and the main towers requires a bit of a hike through the property to get there. Time from rooms to the front door of the hotel is roughly 10minutes give or take - so factor that into your transit time. There is a tram that connects the Bellagio to the Crystal shops and then to the Park MGM. The run fairly frequently so it's a good way to move from the central part of the Strip to the southern part. It's roughly 3-4min between the stops. The pools are nice including some with fountains. Service at the pool was not terribly fast, but very nice. Fun things to see at the Bellagio other than the fountain - the chocolate waterfall and the conservatory/garden.

I love coming to this hotel everytime I visit Las Vegas. Their conservatory is a must see. Every season they have a new design and the one that I visited recently for Fall featured fairies and lots of lovely flowers. There's always a line of visitors trying to catpure photos, but really photos don't do justice on how beautiful and breath taking this garden is. One less star as they are preparing for the F1 race and the fountain show is blocked. I used to go to the front and spend hours looking at the water show but now it is filled with metal and stands to view the F1 race. UGG. I miss the fountains and will need to return another time to enjoy them. Can't believe they chopped down those trees as well!!!!!

Can't say enough about the Bellagio. I have not stayed here but have visited many times for Cirque du Soleil, restaurants and the flower garden. Specifically in this visit we visited the flower garden, again, and it's amazing. The designs change from time to time but they're amazing and the creativity is crazy. Great imagination. The fountain show is crazy sick. It's a must watch over and over and you never get tired of it.

Pros: The musical fountain show is cool. Cons: Outdated decor, the mall is not as nice or big as the one at Caesar's. Overall score: B+

We stayed here for 5 days and what a beautiful hotel this is! The king bed room was spacious and guest services made sure all our needs were met. With many shops, restaurants, a large casino, and of course the theater, there's plenty to do to keep you busy. This hotel was conveniently located in the center of the strip, which made sightseeing along the strip very easy. Someone on our floor did bring a dog and the barking woke us up way too early, but other than that, a great stay!

I love the Bellagio for its classic decor and location at the center of the Strip. It has been over a decade since my last visit, and I was pleased to see that Bellagio has remained updated and beautiful. Hubby and I arrived very early, but were able to drop off our luggage with the bellman outside under the porte-cochere. Our luggage was delivered within five minutes when we arrived in our room. The check-in process was simple and the sweet lady gave me a rose for my birthday. Our fountain view king room was large and comfortable with a large bathroom. Hubby and I's favorite part of the room is enjoying the fountains each night. The housekeeping staff took care of our room every day with fresh towels. The bed was made every day, but we did notice that we did not receive clean bed linens during our three-night stay. I appreciated Bellagio's powerful system that cleaned the air of the casino smoke. It was nice to also smell the subtle fragrance pumped into the air too. The conservatory was transformed into a beautiful Chinese garden in celebration of the Lunar New Year. Good to see that Bellagio has kept its beauty and standards. Thank you for a wonderful birthday, Bellagio!