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Las Vegas is a city that redefines the meaning of the word superlative, and Bellagio stands among the very best. From the moment you enter the palatial lobby, veiled in 2,000 hand-blown glass flowers, bliss is yours. Beautiful guest rooms and dazzling estate-style suites triumphantly encapsulate luxury, while Spa Bellagio bathes you in sheer indulgence. A plethora of gourmet dining selections features some of the finest restaurants in the country, including the AAA Five-Diamond Award-winning Le Cirque and Picasso.
Bellagio
3600 Las Vegas Boulevard South
Las Vegas, Nevada
89109
Nearest Airport: LAS
This is always my favorite hotel to stay in when I visit Las Vegas. The brand specifics are easy to count on and are very relevant to my expectations
Gwen H
My husband and I were able to enjoy the comp room at the Spa Tower for 3 nights. From the lovely set up/decor at the lobby and the cleanliness of the property, we are very happy. The free tram to Aria/Vdara/Cosmopolitan/Park MGM is very convenient. We would go back and stay at the Bellagio again.
Elma S - Vancouver, Canada
Staying at The Bellagio is an experience everyone should have .We also went to see the O show too.
Gayle S
Exceptional hotel, great location
Michelle R
If you want to experience the storied glitz of Las Vegas, the Bellagio is the perfect place to stay. The hotel itself is grand, inside and out. The fountains are a marvel. Splurge and get a Tower Fountain view room so you can watch them until they shut down at midnight, while listening to the accompanying music on the TV. Our room was spacious and very nicely furnished, including the grand bathroom. Access to the Cirque du Soleil show, which is great itself, is simple. There a large number of good dinning opportunities within the hotel. You do have to march through the casino floor to get to and from your room, and to anywhere else. But, it's Las Vegas, so you have to expect that. And be aware that you need your room key to get the elevators to stop on your floor, so if you are inviting people to your room (to see the fountains, for example) you need to meet them at the bottom of the elevator to let them come up.
TerryRxyz - Boone, North Carolina
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