Bellagio Las Vegas

Luis Verdesoto

I only stayed one night at the Bellagio, but it was absolutely worth it. The location is unbeatable—right at the heart of the Strip, and within reasonable walking distance to the Sphere, which made getting around easy and enjoyable. The room was stunning: elegant, spacious, and with a beautiful, well-sized bathroom that made the stay feel extra comfortable. One of the highlights, of course, was the famous Bellagio fountain show. It lived up to the hype, and more. If you can, catch the show from outside the hotel looking back—this is where you’ll truly appreciate the synchronized dance of the water to the music. It’s a Vegas must. The only thing I regretted was not booking a table by the window at one of the hotel’s restaurants overlooking the fountain. If that’s something you’d enjoy, make a reservation the moment you arrive—it’ll elevate your dining experience dramatically. That said, be prepared for a pricey meal. But let’s be honest—if you’re staying at the Bellagio, you’re probably already embracing the upscale experience. All in all, a fantastic stay. Classic Vegas glamour, unbeatable views, and pure comfort. I’d return in a heartbeat.

Scot A

The Bellagio is an amazing hotel that I highly recommend staying at. The water feature in the front and the pool in the back are both great room views. The gym is amazing. My only critique is that it’s only open until six which I thought was very unfortunate most other Hotels I stay at are open 24 hours. I love that I could get Marriott points while staying here at the Bellagio that was one of the main reasons I chose this hotel. My other issue was the buffet was not open past like five or 6 o’clock so we went over to Wyn for their buffet. Overall, this is an amazing hotel. I’d highly recommend. I also would not describe the rooms as business friendly. Unfortunately you have to rearrange the room to be able to work on your computer since the table is in a bad place and there’s no desk. Also, there could be more accessible plugs for recharging devices. This was a work trip.

Mykhailo Ozymak

If you’re looking for the classic Las Vegas experience, the Bellagio Casino is the place to be. Luxurious interior, elegant atmosphere, and impressive service. The casino is spacious, with a huge selection of slot machines, poker tables, roulette, and blackjack. Players of all levels — from beginners to high rollers — will find something they enjoy. I was especially impressed by the poker room: clean, comfortable, and staffed with professional dealers. Service is top-notch, drinks are delivered quickly, and the staff is always smiling and ready to help. After playing, it’s worth stepping outside to watch the fountain show — a true hallmark of the Bellagio. The spectacle is breathtaking, especially in the evening with lights and music. Cons: It can get very crowded, especially in the evenings, and the table limits can be higher compared to more budget-friendly casinos. Overall: 9/10 — style, class, and the true spirit of Las Vegas. Bellagio is a must-visit, even if you’re not a big gambler.

Nat

**Avoid the Balagio Casino Hotel** The Balagio Casino Hotel was once a gem on the Las Vegas Strip, but it has since become a shadow of its former self. The opulent design is the only redeeming feature, as the customer service is downright atrocious. Staff members seem to be going through the motions, offering minimal help and maximum indifference. Asking for assistance is like pulling teeth—you're often met with blank stares or rushed, half-hearted responses. **The Security Nightmare:** The security at the Balagio is an absolute joke. After spending a fortune, security guards seem more interested in kicking you out than ensuring your safety or well-being. It feels like they want you to spend all your money and then promptly escort you out the door with no care or concern for the customer experience. The lack of professionalism and customer care is astonishing, making you feel more like a wallet than a valued guest. **Conclusion:** The Balagio Casino Hotel is a beautiful trap. The stunning exterior and interior hide a nightmare of poor customer service and predatory security practices. If you value your money and want to be treated with basic respect, steer clear of this place. There are plenty of other casinos on the Strip that prioritize their guests' well-being and offer a genuinely enjoyable experience. The Balagio is a disappointing and potentially exploitative choice.

Jenny Windsor

First impressions entering the hotel was wow, then it went all downhill. The hotel lobby was too noisy to hear anyone speak. The receptionist at the desk was very rude. The accessible bathroom was good However the shower head old fashioned and could not be put in a higher position as it kept sliding down needs updating. There was no tea and coffee making facilities, no bottled water. Complimentary Water in the room is a basic human right. The rooms need to be brought up to date. The beds are old and need replacing. House keeping was good. Not good value for money. Would not recommend to anyone Won’t be going back