Bellagio Las Vegas

Andrew

We're in the middle of our stay. Truly beautiful hotel and clean. One of many properties owned by the MGM brand here in LV and along with the Aria, the most luxurious vibe. One thing to note (and I can't compare to other hotels/rooms but there's very limited drawer space to unpack your suitcase if you're staying for a week. We pack heavy so that may be on us. Also note, they want you to have your coffee onsite rather than in your room as there's no coffee maker in the room. All staff - ALL STAFF - is helpful and friendly. If you have a car, it's a breeze. Park on the third level of the self-park garage and you don't have to hunt for a space as it's wide open. It's only another floor to travel in the elevator or short flight of stairs to get to the casino floor. If you can get Gold status or above, parking is free otherwise $20/day if you stay in the hotel. Parking provides in-out parking all day and your same room key opens the parking gates in the other MGM branded properties as well! I'll update as our trip winds down and after we're home

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.

K O

We checked into our room and got settled in. We decided to look around the room for the different amenities provided and found someone's left overs in the fridge... We then notified the front desk and they decided to move us into an upgraded room which is a nice gesture, except the keys didn't work. We went back and forth from the tower to the front desk THREE times before they brought up that it was at a different tower... Anyways nicer room, but communication could be better for better service.