Bellagio Las Vegas

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For anyone seeking a standout hotel among the high-end options on the strip, this place truly shines. The location is fantastic, easily accessible to the best attractions while maintaining a sense of calm compared to the usual hustle and bustle that accompanies such a vibrant area. Service here is a highlight, with attentive staff who genuinely care about enhancing your stay. Their commitment to guest experience makes a noticeable difference, setting this hotel apart from others nearby. The rooms are well-designed and comfortable, offering a peaceful retreat after a day of exploration. Unlike other hotels in the vicinity, such as the Excalibur—which can feel overwhelming—this hotel provides a seamless experience. Getting from the parking garage to your room is quick and hassle-free, a welcome relief compared to the long waits and confusing layouts often found in larger establishments. While the shops at this hotel are impressive and provide a great variety of options, the dining experience doesn’t quite match up to what you’ll find at the Paris across the street, which boasts a range of exceptional restaurants. The dining options here are decent, but if gourmet food is a priority, you might want to venture to Paris for a more satisfying culinary adventure. In summary, I highly recommend this hotel for its excellent location, attentive service, and comfortable rooms. While the shopping experience is top-notch, the dining could be better. If you’re planning a visit, this hotel should definitely be on your list—just keep in mind to explore the dining scene at Paris for a more exceptional experience!

Baptiste D

The Bellagio really feels like Las Vegas in one hotel: spectacular, elegant, a bit over the top, but genuinely very pleasant. The building is beautiful, the atmosphere is warm, and when you manage to get a room with a view, the sight over the Strip and the constant movement of the city is fantastic. You really have the feeling of being in a place apart, with its casino, its galleries, its restaurants and all its different corners that you discover as you go. The Bellagio reflects the spirit of Vegas: bright, excessive, a little too much at times, but that’s also what makes it fun. And even if you can’t stay there, it’s still a hotel you should at least walk through. Just going into the lobby, wandering around, stopping for a drink or a meal, and taking in the atmosphere is already a great experience. On the other hand, I found the fountain show in front of the hotel quite disappointing compared to its reputation. It’s nice to see once, but it wasn’t a highlight of the trip. And if you want a room with a view of the Strip, it’s better to plan ahead. I asked to change rooms every day for four days and each time I was told to come back the next day, which was a bit annoying. Apart from that, my stay was really good. It’s a beautiful hotel with a special vibe, and you really feel like you’re in the heart of Las Vegas.

Emily Lim

Gorgeous hotel, they were able to upgrade us to a master suite when we asked for two queen beds. It has a nice casino and a water show that you can pay for (O). The O water show is technically impressive, however too abstract to understand. I think the O stands for overpriced because it was $275 per ticket. There is a lot of good shopping and the casino is very pretty. It is wheelchair accessible, but watch out for long lines.

Vanessa Ho

Such a beautiful hotel. From the lobby's glass blown ceiling art to the comfortable and spacious guest rooms, everything here is luxurious and so much attention to detail is paid. We were here after Xmas and before new year so the atrium was still decorated for the holidays. The Grand decorations were beautiful and so fun to walk around with the kids. There is an easy access walkway from the Bellagio to the Cosmopolitan and Vdara hotels and a tram to the Aria.

Edward Cavazos

Just. Too. Crowded. Yes, the Bellagio is probably the most talked about hotels on the Strip, and has been for years. The Fountains, The Conservatory, the name, the reputation. Based on that alone, EVERYONE wants to at least go there and see it, even if they are not staying there. And there in lies the one problem, in my opinion, you have to wade to a sea of people just to get to and from your room. Granted, a savvy Vegas regular knows how to go around the main lobby to get to either the main tower or the Spa Tower, but it can be out of the way. I know all the shortcuts, but last week we stayed at the Bellagio so family members could experience it. And it quickly reminded me of why I don't stay here if given a choice. Yes, the rooms are nice. Yes the restaurants are top notch. Yes, the casino is large and spacious. Yes it is one of the best hotels on the strip. Just know if you choose to stay here, you will be rubbing elbows alot until you leave the property. Pro tip: If you want this location, with the fountain view, and a great room, check out the Vdara. It is steps away and 99% less crowded.