We stayed at the 6 Star Bellagio in a "Deluxe" Suite for 4 nights In April 2009. At first arrival, the Taxi dropped us at the North Entrance to the Bellagio which resulted in a 10 minute walk through the Hotel just to get to the Lobby area to check in. The Hotel is enormous- there are a series of travellator walkways outside the hotel just to take you near the road outside! And the Bellagio Fountains are a sight you just HAVE to see. We could have easily stayed inside the hotel for the entire holiday- there are number of bars from glitzy wine bars to a nightclub, classy restaurants often owned by named chefs- sometimes you need a ...  Read the complete review

We visted this hotel in May last year. we were celebrating our 20th Wedding anniversary and as a part of a week's trip to the west Coast we decided to stay a few days in Vegas. We really wanted to push to boat out and so decided to stay at the Bellagio in one of their suites overlooking the lake. We found that as we were staying mid week it was only a few pounds extra to stay in the suite compared to a normal room - as the standard rooms are in demand during the week for conventions etc. As we had booked independently we could see the comparative prices. We arrived at about six o'clock after a connecting flight from Los Angeles so we were pretty ...  Read the complete review

Having stayed in this awesome hotel 4 times over the last 4 years, I can't wait to encourage more people to go and see what luxury is all about! I even got married there! That's how much I love this place. From the moment you arrived in Vegas, you'll be immediately drawn towards the friendliness, professional and organisation of this little town. Even though I have been travelling extensively and stay in many 5 star hotels, Bellagio is certainly above and beyond 5 star as each year when we return, we found the place are always well kept. I have stayed in both the new wing and the main building as we choose the fountain veiw room for the stay of our wedding. Both are .  Read the complete review

Here come the highrollers! My husband, my brother in law and my cousin in law decided to spring for a suite at the Bellagio for a family wedding this past August. Yes, I know, Vegas is a wee bit warm in the summer. The Bellagio is pricey but the majority of the family was staying there and not wanting to be left out, we figured we might as well live it up. We were already paying a high airfare to go out there, why not do it right? From the moment we entered we knew it would be worth it. The Lobby was simply breathtaking. Rooms: Our suite was simply beautiful with floor to ceiling windows and views in multiple directions. We had ...  Read the complete review

We recently stayed at Bellagio for 3 nights as part of a fly drive holiday. Bellagio has a reputation as one of the more exclusive hotels in Las Vegas, but how a hotel with over 3000 rooms can describe itself as exclusive I don't know. It is relatively new,about 2 to 3 years old - apparently it cost around $900 million to build! The theme (all Vegas hotels have to have one) is of an Italian Lakeside village, and is reasonably convincing. If you arrive by car, let the valets do the parking for you. It only costs a couple of dollars in tips when you collect the car, and saves long walks from the self park areas. Get you luggage taken as well - it's quite a ...  Read the complete review