We only stayed at the Bellagio for one night, but that one night was amazing. We had a room on the 25th floor with an amazing view of the mountains. The room was huge with 2 queen beds. We had only been in the room no more than 5 minutes and already the housekeeping was knocking for a turndown serivce which i thought was very nice!
Check in was a bit slow due to the amount of people checking in at one time, but we were checked in very swiftly once it was our turn and the check in lady was very kind and helpful!
Overall a great room and hotel... its a must stay for Las Vegas.

After reading some of the bad reviews on trip advisor, I was not sure what to expect of the Bellagio, but I can say it was fantastic! The main highlight of the hotel is its central location on the strip as you can get to everywhere quick and easy with no hassle.

On arrival the hotel looked beautiful with its dancing fountains and stylish décor. It also only took 10 minutes to check in with hardly any queues. Our room was gorgeous too. It was spotless and had the most amazing bathroom. The beds where comfy and we had a wonderful view of the pools. . The pool area was fantastic too. We went round it everyday and had no trouble finding 3 sun beds located round the largest of the five pools. Staff also come round frequently to move used towels so sun beds come available regularly.

Furthermore, the staff where always polite and helpful and made the stay enjoyable. Even when our room keys broke they quickly replaced them with no hassle or inconvenience.

A useful tip for travelling is to use the Deuce bus. It does the strip and also goes downtown. A day pass is $5 and is well worth it. The bus comes about every 10 minutes too which means you don’t have to wait long either.

Overall, the Bellagio is an excellent hotel and I would definitely recommend it.

My partner & I stayed at the Bellagio Hotel in May 2008 for 4 nights. We chose the Bellagio as we wanted to stay in Vegas in "True Las Vegas style". We paid appox. $380 per night (not incl tax) for a Partial Lakeview Room. It was on a higher floor of the hotel as it was not just a basic room. The room came with a King Size Bed, Cable TV, the biggest Mini-Bar you have ever seen, Spa & even button operated curtains & blinds. The bathroom has 2 basins set on a marble bench. Even the floor in the bathroom was marble. The King Size bed is the most comfortable bed we have ever slept on. As we arrived, the reception was crowded with people checking in. It took only 5 minutes to get checked in despite the crowd of people. The reception staff were friendly & helpful. The room was beautiful & classy with the most spectular view of the Strip. The Bellagio Fountains come on every 30 minutes during the day & every 15 minutes at night time. The fountains are synchronised to music which you can listen to through the TV in the room while you watch it. Every facility you can think of can be found at this hotel, but most, if not all come at a price & it's not cheap. The location is great as the hotel is smack bang right in the middle of the Strip. If you are happy walking, you can walk to all hotels on the Strip from the Bellagio but it will take a few days as there is so much to do at each. If not, there is a bus that runs from one end of the Strip to the other at a cheap price. You can also catch a Monorail from one hotel to the next but this is more expensive. The Buffet at the Bellagio is the best buffet we have ever been. It cost us $27 and included the most amazing food; America (Including Roasts), Italian (including every pizza & pasta dish you can imagine), Chinese, Japanese, Seafood & Desserts. The Bellagio Hotel is absolutely fantastic & is your typical Las Vegas hotel. Everything in Vegas is so over the top, and so too is the Bellagio. The only downfall is the price. There are plenty of other hotels that cost a lot less for the same service.

Me and my Boyfriend stayed at the Bellagio for 2 nights in August and it truly was a spectacular hotel. We had a fountain view room and I can’t recommend these rooms enough, the fountains are mesmerising and that’s part of why you stay at the Bellagio.

The rooms were spotless with one of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in, the bathroom was stunning but the view was without a doubt the best feature. The ice buckets in your room were filled for you daily which I thought was a very nice touch.

Outside of the room the hotel was amazing. The pool area was always busy but with around 4 pools and plenty of seating, there was no problem with fining somewhere to sunbathe. The hotel has the largest chocolate fountain in the world, which is definitely worth a look, as are the shops. The casino was fun, however, this casino is for the high rollers so we generally chose somewhere else on the strip to have a little flutter!

The Bellagio has plenty of restaurants to choose from, but we took advantage of the buffet which had a huge selection and was very reasonably priced, around $30 after 4pm and $20 before. There was a huge selection of food including Italian, Chinese, Japanese and seafood and it was all top class.

The only negative parts were check-in, which was very slow due to the huge queue, we did however get into our room over an hour earlier than the 3pm check-in time, and the fact that you have to pay to use the internet and gym over and above the room price.

The Bellagio is expensive for Las Vegas, we paid around $580 for 2 nights, but I booked it as a surprise for my boyfriend on our trip across America and it was definitely worth the money. I would highly recommend it for special occasions and a treat!!