Bellagio

Most relaxing and beautiful surroundings on the entire strip.

Ok, it is a casino and we know that but after being on the road for 30 days we wanted a nice place for a night. Short version. Do not plan to use the fridge, it is filled with stuff they are selling and if you move the stuff then you are charged. They give you one tiny useless shelf for yourself. If you are there during the middle of the week, there is no buffet or casual restaurant at 5 pm so make sure your business casual clothes are easily accesible. If you want to watch a football game at the bar with some snacks, then it is $50 per person for a seat. It applies to your bill but we were there at half time for the only game of the day. Billing: They don't reveal your bill until the next day, in the days of computers, this is shady. Positive: Room was very nice, hotel is nice, personnel are very nice.

Tries to still charge like it’s a luxury hotel but it simply isn’t at the same level as Wynn, Waldorf, Venetian, and Four Seasons anymore. You’re wasting your money on an outdated reputation if you stay here.

This last experience has made the Bellagio our main go to for Vegas!

We stayed at the Bellagio in the VIP Hospitality Suite for our wedding, and unfortunately, the VIP experience was extremely disappointing. We booked the suite specifically because we were getting married and wanted our stay to feel special and seamless. Instead, we spent a lot of our wedding weekend calling VIP, waiting on hold, and following up on things that should have been handled the first time. My parents arranged champagne for me as a surprise and gave the VIP desk 24 hours’ notice. There was no champagne at check-in, and after four additional calls, it finally arrived at 8 PM. The steamer in our room also didn’t work, and neither did the replacement they brought up. Every request meant another long wait on the phone — once I waited 15 minutes just to reach VIP. The biggest issue was room service. My mom ordered a large order for all of the ladies to eat while we were getting ready. I booked a huge suite specifically for this. The food was delivered to the wrong room and arrived about an hour late. By the time we received it, it was roughly two hours old and had gone bad, and we were already finished getting ready. We had to make multiple calls to VIP to track it down, which took away from the time I should have been spending with my family on my wedding day. I also told VIP about flowers and a cake being delivered and asked if they could help coordinate them. I was simply told to meet the deliveries at the front desk. At that point, I honestly wondered what the purpose of the VIP service was. If they can’t help with room service, a broken steamer, a champagne delivery, or coordinating wedding deliveries, what exactly are we paying for? And one more thing I forgot to mention in my original hotel feedback: the VIP room included airport transportation, and the driver who picked us up made the experience even worse. When we told him we were in Vegas for our wedding, he rolled his eyes and said, “Ugh, why?” He then told us our wedding plans were “so basic” and that we should do something more fun. We had literally just landed, were excited about our wedding, and were greeted by a Bellagio driver criticizing our plans. It was incredibly inappropriate and honestly shocking. We chose the Bellagio hoping they would make our wedding stay feel extra special. Unfortunately, they didn’t. If anything, the VIP service added stress to a weekend that should have been completely stress-free. We paid for an elevated experience and received the opposite.