Bellagio

This is a BIG hotel....quite impersonal really (eg, we did not speak to anyone at check in, just clicked on the app, loaded our own door keys and were off). If you are looking for special attention, this is probably not the hotel for you. The room was good; spacious and well equipped with two good king beds. Great bathroom and big shower. The restaurants were good and we especially liked Jasmine. The pools were nice; very busy and sunloungers very close together, but good poolside service and friendly staff in the main. The gym was a temporary one (but very good nevertheless) while their main one is being 'reimagined' and will reopen in Nov 26 apparently. We didn't gamble so i cannot comment on that side of the hotel but it was smoky and noisy.

Lovely experience. Would definitely recommend going to get a massage at the spa! I had the masseuse Rosanne and she was amazing. Made the atmosphere nice and peaceful and gave a wonderful massage. This was also on Christmas Day so props to her for working on such a special day.

Had a great experience at Bellagio with the rewards center. Meshane Figueroa was courteous, competent and took time to help me as a Veteran understand the benefits of our MGM rewards MVP program upgrades. We really enjoyed our time at the Bellagio, and we believe that they are one of the better places to stay on the strip.

The best one-word description of this formerly luxury hotel is “overrun.” There are virtually no experiences that are reserved for the hotel guests, so if you stay at the Bellagio, you will be standing in long lines for most of the amenities and fighting crowds just to walk through the lobby. The restaurants are likewise underwhelming, and one can only assume that the value is derived just from the names and the views of the fountains. The room we stayed in was only okay with paper-thin walls, no coffee maker, and room service ( just for the coffee) that takes over one hour. In summary, this was a greatly disappointing experience except for the central location.

Was upgraded to a corner suite because they were sold out of non-smoking rooms for a free nominal fee. Can't complain about that. The room was renovated, clean and comfortable with great views. People complain about the walk to the Spa Tower, it's really not that bad. I got a good price because I booked on Black Friday. The pool is up there with the top 3 best pool areas in Vegas, the pool staff were very helpful, but the pool food was total garbage. The most annoying thing about the Bellagio is how busy it is all the time; nothing is easy to get to. If you need a coffee in the morning, prepare yourself for huge queues and expensive prices etc. I like the Bellagio to visit, I'm not sure it's a great option to actually stay at other than the awesome pool.