Bellagio Resort Las Vegas Five Star Luxury Hotel Review

The Bellagio Resort Las Vegas Five Star Hotel Guest Rooms & Suites 

The Bellagio has tastefully modern renovated Luxurious Guest Rooms & Suites with views of Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Strip, Bellagio Fountain Views, and professional room service.

Fountain View Rooms & Suites

The Guest rooms with Fountain Views are our Top Choice at the Bellagio. Choose from 510 square foot Fountain View Rooms with Large King Size Bed or Two Queen Beds. Our best choice are the 2,075 square foot One Bedroom Lake View Suites with a maximum or four guests, or Two Bedroom Grand Lake View Suites with a maximum of Six guests.
Dog Friendly Rooms are also available.

Specialty Suites are also available including Penthouse Suites with One King and Two Queen Beds, Penthouse Two Bedroom Suites with Las Vegas Views, Two Bedroom Tower Suites, and One and Two Bedroom Lake View Suites.

The Bellagio Guest Suites

Tastefully Decorated Modern Renovated Rooms
Double Sink Vanities
Walk-In Showers
Bath Robes
Slippers
Mini Bar
Telephone
Water & Snacks (Extra Charge)
Roman Tubs
High Speed WiFi
No Coffee Machine (Coffee Shop in Lobby)
Corner Desk and Lamp
Air Conditioning
Ice Machines on Floor
Soda Machines on Floor 
Flat Screen HD TVs

The Bellagio Resort Las Vegas Spa, Salon & Fitness Center

The Bellagio Spa is a Forbes Travel Guide Four Star Spa & Salon, and one of the best in Vegas offering a Locker Room, Showers, Jacuzzis, Steam Rooms and Saunas daily. Nail Services, Acrylic Nails, Manicures, Pedicures, Nail Enhancements, Makeup, Custom Couples Massage, Prenatal Massage, Ashiatsu, Watsu Massage, Classic Facial, Signature Facial, Hydrafacial, Body Treatments, Skin Treatments, Barber, Hair Services, Coloring treatments. 9am to 6pm daily.

The Fitness Center offers state of the art Gym Equipment, a Climbing Wall, and a luxurious Sauna.

The Bellagio Bars & Restaurants

Prime Steakhouse

Award winning four star celebrity chef and Ballagio Fountain Views

• Filet Mignon

• Chilled Shellfish Platter

• Miznon 

• Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer 

The Mayfair Supper Club

Live entertainment on Friday and Saturday Nights after 11pm and Views of the Fountains

• American Cuisine

• Prime Rib

• The Mayfair Roll

Michael Mina

Fresh flown-in Daily Seafood menu and five-star service 

• Seafood Cuisine

• Raw Bar Shellfish

• Five Star Service

The Bellagio Las Vegas Resort Hotel Pros & Cons

The Bellagio Resort Pros

The Bellagio Las Vegas is a iconic landmark that dates back to 1995. It is centrally located on the Las Vegas Strip with easy walking access to all major attractions, shops, restaurants, shows and casinos. The Bellagio is best known for the stunning Water Fountain and Light Show that takes place every 30 minutes throughout the year, day and night. The Stunning Indoor Conservatory & Gardens that change seasonally are a must see. The Hotel is known for it’s Sophisticated Decor and luxurious Architecture throughout the property. There are  16 On-Site Restaurants including Award-Winning World-Class Dining including Le Cirque, Picasso & Lago by Celebrity Chefs. There is a lavish Casino, and High end Shopping including Chanel, Prada & Gucci. The Hotel has multiple Mediterranean Style Outdoor Pools with Lush Gardens, Fountains, and Private Cabanas. All accommodations at The Bellagio are spacious luxurious Guest Rooms and Suites. We recommend the Guest Rooms and Suites with Bellagio Fountain Views. Another must see is the “O” Cirque du Soleil Water themed acrobatic show, one of the Top Performances in Las Vegas.

The Bellagio Resort Cons

Because of the size of the resort and numerous properties, it may feel a bit overwhelming for some travellers who may be looking for a quieter setting. The resort can be very busy and thus noisy during peak travel season, or during a special event for example. Pricing tends to be on the higher end, and may not be suitable for budget travellers. The Resort can get quite crowded especially in the lobby, casino, and around the Pools and Fountain. There are additional fees like Parking, Resort Fees, Private Cabanas etc. The location is central and gets very busy with large crowds during peak times. Parking is expensive, as there is no Free parking on-site or nearby, Valet and Self-parking requires additional cost as well. Dining options are more on the expensive side, especially celebrity chef restaurants. Smoking is allowed in the Casino, so you may want to stay away from those areas especially if you are a non-smoker. If walking is a issue, there can be long walks to different amenities like the pool or spa. Spa Services can be costly as well.