Bellagio

We are very satisfied with the service room and clean list of the room and amenities and noise played in casino. Had a good time.

This has the potential to be a nice hotel. The glass artwork in the ceiling near the reception area is beautiful. The plastic flowers artfully arranged and referred to as a "Botanical Garden" is tacky. Why not install a real botanical garden? The staff is generally friendly and helpful. They are constantly cleaning the floor which is a nice touch. After checking in we are forced to walk through the casino in a haze of smelly smoky air to get to the elevator. I can't hold my breath that long. Our room was a Premium King and was very spacious with nice amenities and fast internet - 18 mbs both up and down. The rooms are a little dated probably because they were constructed back in the 90s. Carpeting is not used in modern hotels anymore since it harbors dirt and disease. The resort fee as many people have noted is a rip off. We dared not eat in any of the restaurants adjoining the smoky central areas. It might be like eating inside an ashtray. The outdoor fountain is beautiful and the hotel is centrally located but I won't stay here again. The noise and the smoke is awful.

Beautiful hottel with great restaurants.

Christine T. Is the BEST! Saw a Bellagio bag in the window of the Essentials shop and forgot to purchase before flying back to Virginia. I called after realizing it wasnt available online and Christine found the bag in the store and pulled up shipping to have it sent to me if I wanted to purchase the item! She was so kind and I appreciated her finding a way for me to purchase it. Service like this reminds me why Bellagio is so great!

​A timeless Center Strip icon with great perks, but completely a "pay-for-everything" experience. ​We recently stayed at the Bellagio again, and as always, the location right in the heart of the Center Strip is unbeatable. The property is well-maintained, but the absolute highlight of every visit is walking through the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. The way they change the themes seamlessly throughout the year is mesmerizing and always worth a stroll. ​Logistically, a massive plus for us was the MGM in-and-out parking privilege. Since the self-parking fee covers you across multiple MGM properties on the Strip, it made splitting our time between different resorts incredibly convenient and hassle-free. ​​For breakfast, avoid the long sit-down lines and head over to Jean Philippe Patisserie (Sadelle's nearby is also good but always has a long line). It is definitely pricey, but the quality justifies it. The pastries are incredibly flaky, and the crepes are easily some of the best you can find outside of France. ​The Downsides: Be prepared for the fact that absolutely nothing is included in the room. There is no complimentary bottled water, no coffee maker, no tea setup, and no complimentary snacks—everything comes with a hefty price tag, and the minibar is strictly weight-sensitive. Additionally, because of the hotel's massive scale, the physical lines for both check-in and check-out can get incredibly long during peak hours. Digital check-in via the MGM app helps, but the lobby is almost always a zoo. ​Overall, it's a great premium Vegas experience if you know what to expect, but don't expect any free perks.