Bellagio Las Vegas

James “Jim” Powers

I was just walking through due to construction so Google flagged this place to review. My wife and I did stay here in 2008 so my review reflects that experience. We had a fabulous time and the suite we stayed in was amazing. It had a living area, separate bedroom and separate bathrooms for guys and gals. We had a great view of the fountains from our room and was able to play the music that went with the show. We would absolutely stay here again.

Khoi McQuach

One of the best hotel on the strip. Wonderful location and lovely water fountain right at the front of the hotel. It is a must stay even for just a night to experience the 5 star service. Staff is extremely friendly and accommodating to your needs. Overall, it is one of our top hotel in the US.

Ashley Hance- Ares

The price you pay for this hotel is definitely not justified. The rooms are outdated; while the ones at the front may have been remodeled, those towards the back certainly have not and are in need of an upgrade. The beds are comfortable, but the sheer number of guests, likely due to the casino, creates a chaotic atmosphere. Additionally, there’s a strong smell of smoke mixed with cheap perfumd and air fresheners, which is quite unpleasant. I won't be staying at this hotel again. Given the cost of the stay, parking should be included, as it’s not cheap. The food prices are outrageous—$65 for a burger is just unacceptable. Lastly, I have concerns about cleanliness; it seems like the cleaning is done hastily without much attention to detail. Therefore, this is the second time I’ve observed the cleaners using what appears to be a rag attached to a mop stick—there are no actual mops in a hotel of this caliber, which is unacceptable. You need to improve in this area. Additionally, the door slamming in the morning is quite disruptive. This was my first and last visit.

Dalissa Sanchez

I recently stayed at the Bellagio Resort, drawn in by its luxurious offerings and famous fountain views. However, my experience was far from what I expected, especially considering the hefty price tag. Upon arrival, the ambience was indeed historic and elegant, but the check-in process left a sour taste. I was shocked to discover that securing a room with a fountain view would cost an additional $55 per night. This was on top of the already expensive rate we had paid, totaling nearly $500 extra just for the view. When we declined this option, we were assigned a room in the farthest building, making access quite a chore. The room amenities were underwhelming. There was no coffee maker, which meant I had to rely on room service or venture downstairs for coffee. To add insult to injury, the mini-bar was exorbitantly priced; a bottle of water was $15! Everything from the decor to the menu had 4-5 dollar signs, suggesting luxury, but the reality was disappointing. Dining was another letdown. We ordered a burger and a Coke while watching a game, and it was served in a cardboard box with the drink in a small glass filled with ice—no refills offered, despite the $7 charge for each drink. While we don’t mind spending on food, we expect quality for the price, and what we received was far from impressive. Overall, my experience at the Bellagio was disappointing and not worth the cost. I won’t be returning in the future.

Patrick Pelucca

A timeless and classic property that offers the best services in room and food. The casino is also very comfortable with little to no smell of cigarettes. Try to get a room facing the fountains and enjoy the soundtrack of the show in your room.