Bellagio

I stayed at the Bellagio for three days during the N&B Conference in 2026. It was a busy time in Las Vegas, and the hotel definitely felt active throughout the stay. I usually stay at the Wynn, but wanted to give Bellagio a chance this time. Overall, it was a good stay for a couple of days, especially if you are visiting for leisure, but I would be more hesitant to choose it again for a work-focused trip. Spa The spa was under construction during my stay, so I wasn’t able to really experience it or form a fair opinion. That was a bit disappointing, especially at a hotel like Bellagio where you expect the amenities to be part of the overall experience, but I understand renovations happen. Room The room itself was clean, organized, and comfortable. I had a nice view of the fountains, which was definitely one of the highlights of the stay. That said, you can still hear the fountain music from the room, so travelers who are sensitive to noise may want to keep that in mind. One unexpected downside was the TV setup. There were no streaming service apps available, which made it difficult to watch anything casually in the room. I ended up going to Best Buy in Las Vegas to buy a streaming device, but even then the experience wasn’t ideal because the Wi-Fi kept stalling. For a hotel at this level, especially with so many guests traveling for conferences or work, the in-room entertainment setup felt behind what I’ve seen at other properties. Room Service Room service was always great in terms of quality and service. The food took around 1 hour and 15 minutes to arrive, which is longer than ideal, but the person who delivered it explained that they were short staffed and that it was a busy time of year. Given the conference crowds, that was understandable. The experience was still positive overall, but it’s worth planning ahead if you’re ordering and already hungry. Wi-Fi Quality The Wi-Fi was acceptable for basic use, but not especially reliable for work. It felt inconsistent and slower compared with other hotels around the Strip. This was one of the bigger drawbacks for me because I was there during a conference and needed dependable internet. For casual browsing it was fine, but for streaming or work calls, it was not as strong as I would have expected. Pool The pool area was great, and the staff there were really helpful. Unfortunately, we had a couple of windy days, so we didn’t get to enjoy it as much as we might have otherwise. Still, it was nice to spend some time there, and the service around the pool was one of the better parts of the stay. Breakfast Breakfast can require some planning. I would strongly recommend making reservations because the wait can be long. We waited about 45 minutes to be seated for breakfast. That may be expected during a busy conference period, but it is still something future guests should know, especially if they have meetings or plans in the morning. Staff The staff were really helpful throughout the stay. Whenever we needed assistance, they were responsive and professional. Even when things were not perfect, like the room service delay, the staff communicated clearly and handled the situation well. Overall Bellagio is still a solid hotel for a short stay, especially if you want the classic Las Vegas atmosphere and a room with a fountain view. The property was clean, the staff were helpful, the pool was enjoyable, and room service was good despite the delay. That said, I would not consider it the best option for a work trip. The Wi-Fi was inconsistent, the lack of streaming apps in the room was inconvenient, and breakfast required a long wait without a reservation. I also found that there were not many casual dining options inside the hotel, so we often felt like we needed to leave the property to find something more relaxed. For a couple of days in Vegas, Bellagio can work well. For a conference or work-heavy stay, I would probably compare it carefully with other hotels on the Strip before booking again. The Wynn never dissapoints, so I will most likely stay there.

We recently stayed for 5 days and 4 nights and it was perfect. The blackjack tables were approachable for a first timer (and reasonable during the day), room service was delicious, sushi at Yellowfish was excellent, and more than anything we spent the whole trip saying "everyone is so nice?!". Every staff member from Erik at check in to Cheyenne at the pool and Rick, Dakota, Jaime, and Edward at the Baccarat bar (our favorite place to lounge throughout) was upbeat and helpful. We visited some other hotels/casinos but didn't find any we liked better, this will definitely be our go-to on future visits.

Valerio from Giardini, provided me top tier service. I was there last week and bought a bottle of perfume, when I got home discovered that the spray bottle did not work and was leaking. He was able to quickly resolve this for me and provided an exceptional resolution that I am incredibly satisfied with. 10/10 recommend supporting this business. Great customer service.

Kimberly at one of the retail shops was absolutely wonderful, made my daughter feel special on her 21st birthday! Very nice experience with her!

Absolutely beautiful hotel. The lobby, shops, casino, pools, restaurants, gym, staff, etc. Way too many things to list. The pros and cons here... Six night stay for a large Candy, Snack and Sweets conference here in Las Vegas. Beautiful room, comfy all around, nice firm bed, and a brilliant large shower. We got a great wide view of the strip and the Fountains of the Bellagio. The pros... Casinos *Poker room was nice and comfy and did pay while I played *Nice lounge for quick coffee, water sodas. You can check in and out there if you're a high roller or a Marriott Ambassador Elite member. *Elevators to your floor, 26 and higher *Great restaurants... we dined at Coco at the pool, Jasmine for Chinese with the fountain view and our last dinner was at Prime Steakhouse also with the fountain view *Beautiful pool and many choice of comfy lounge chairs with plenty of towels and umbrellas or trees. Just learn the sun's path. It gets really hot during the summer time. Wear shady hat and apply the sunscreen all over with a very high count sun block. The Cons... *The second hand smoke. So much of it, hope they do something about it. I'm sure this has been brought up many times. *Many of the card tables were a minimum of $50.00 per play and higher. We seen it high as $200.00 per hand. It went to $25.00 during the early morning. *plenty of slot machines were not loose. Did not see a massive jackpot hit *very crowded in the main lobbies and casino floor especially after the show. *did not get housekeeping on one day, The do not disturb sign was not on the door handle and had to get shower soap and towels on my own. *the Cypress pool, a separate fee of $100.00 for that private use and unknown what else is included during the hours of 9-5 pm Overall, a great fun stay. Did encounter some very nice and friendly staff all over. We will be back for another conference in October!!! Good Luck!!!🎰🎰🎰🍽️🍽️🍽️