We selected the Bellagio for this trip because we received an offer for a low rate based on our Player's Club membership. After they comped our meals based on our play, we really felt like we got a really good deal.

The rooms at Bellagio are immaculate - spacious and beautiful, the beds are comfortable and the amenities are first class. The bathroom is HUGE and luxurious with two sinks and a make-up mirror.

Housekeeping was great and they left plenty of towels and even came back to our room to tidy it up for a second time sometime in the afternoon while we were out, and left chocolates on the nightstand.

The pool area was clean and lush and for the most part, child-free – not that I am a crabby old lady but sometimes it’s nice to relax by the pool without the squealing of someone else’s kids. Poolside servers were prompt and the Bloody Mary I had for breakfast was perfect.

That said, I guess that the low rate was what got us the arms-length attitude from the front desk clerk upon check-in, a room on the 5th floor of the Spa tower right above the hustle and bustle of the hotel’s convention center area that obviously works overnight, and a view of the rooftops and air conditioning system. If we craned our necks, we got a glimpse of the pool. But hey, we snagged a room a Bellagio, right?

I used to travel a lot for work and I am of the thought that you can judge a hotel by the number of beer coolers you see the clientele hauling into the elevators. Before checking into the Bellagio we stayed down the street and one of the budget hotels on the strip where there were beer coolers aplenty. At the Bellagio, there were none.

The Bellagio is a first-class hotel geared toward gamers and luxury seekers and I will definitely make plans to stay there again.

With over 3,900 rooms, we were amazed there were no problems parking, waiting for elevators or taxis, etc. Hotel very pricey with mostly friendly and accommodating staff. Make sure you don't get a room with an adjourning door to another room - you'll hear every word and sound from that other room. Non smoker's beware - cigarette smoke is everywhere! But that's Vegas. We changed rooms to the spa tower and found it more pleasant. Hotel very clean, room was a decent size, loved to watch the dancing fountains and enjoyed wonderful gelato at the Gelato Cafe.

In keeping with the city, the Bellagio has some uniquely spectacular features. We had read and been told that the hotel was extraordinary. It lived up to our high expectations. Our 3 night stay at a room rate of around £100 was exceptional value.
The lobby and ground floor public areas are worthy of Disney. Maybe not to everyone's taste but this is Las Vegas! Our accommodation was pretty standard 5 star but the view of the musical fountains made it special. The hotel is huge but not impersonal.
From the wide choice we ate in three of the restaurants - breakfast, buffet and Circo - all were enjoyable and appopriately priced.
We walked through all the other top hotels and whilst some had the over-the-top Vegas feel, especially the Venetian, NYNY and Luxor, but none matched the 'Vegasness' of the Bellagio.

We stayed at the Bellagio from Sunday June 28-Tuesday June 30. We checked in on Sunday at noon. We were told that it had been sold out the night before so our room would not be ready. We were assigned a 10th floor Lakeview room but we had read to ask for a higher floor. He told us when we came back we could probably get one. We came back around 3 and got a room on the 16th floor. Our room was very nice--large room and large bathroom. The view was perfect(a little higher might have been better but this was great). We were directly in the center facing the Eiffel tower. I loved watching the fountains at night. It also saved me from losing money in the casino. We ate at the buffet which was very good. In my opinion better than the Wynn but I still like the Spice Market Buffet the best. We went for lunch around noon and the line was very short. I walked by at 8:00 that night and the line was horrendous. We also ordered room service on our last night and that was very good. We ordered sandwiches and it cost about $33. We felt it was worth it.
I went to the pool at 8:00 in the morning and it was already getting a lot of people. I only went to the one pool so I can't say anything about all of their pools. I really liked the Bellagio and thought the service was wonderful. Everyone was friendly and helpful. In our stay we had earlier stayed at the Wynn and even though I thought the service was better at the Bellagio I still prefer the Wynn. I can't put my finger on why but I feel more special at the Wynn. Maybe it's because it's not as crowded or maybe it's the TV in the bathroom or maybe it's just because the Bellagio was at the end of our trip. Who knows? I also got a great deal at the Bellagio. $125 for a lakeview room--you can't beat that. Would I recommend the Bellagio--yes!!!!!!!!!