Staying at the Bellagio is almost like a go-through in Vegas, and here’s what a night at this luxury hotel gets you.
Bellagio is one of the luxury hotel and casino giants that characterize Las Vegas. This opulent luxury resort enjoys a prime location on the Las Vegas Strip and is inspired by the town of Bellagio on Lake Como in Italy. It has a huge 8 acre or 3.2 acre lake between the Strip and the building. Crowds gather here to see the iconic and large dancing water fountain in sync with the music.
The casino is based on the breathtaking Bellagio in northern Italy near the Swiss border on Lake Como. It looks out over the lake to the Alps. It is arguably one of the most beautiful cities in Italy and everyone should visit when visiting Italy. See where to travel for the first time in Italy here.
About the famous Bellagio
Bellagio is famous for its elegance and decadence.
- Number of rooms: 3,015 rooms
- The Kurturm: Has 935 rooms
Perhaps the casino is best known for its Bellagio Fountain. This huge choreographed water feature draws crowds of onlookers every evening. The show takes place every 30 minutes in the afternoon and early evening. From 8 p.m. the shows run every 15 minutes until midnight.
Some of the songs they choreographed include the Star-Spangled Banner by Whitney Houston, Time to Say Goodbye by Andrea Bocelli, Viva Las Vegas by Elvis Presley, My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion, and more.
Eating out at the Bellagio
There are many restaurants in the casino. Some of them include:
- Harvest: Has sustainable and seasonal food made with locally grown ingredients
- Michael Mina: Seafood with a handmade menu with an emphasis on refined coastal cuisine
- LAGO: Small plate Italian food from their Michelin decorated chef
- Sadelles Café: Great option for an American style brunch
- PRIME Steakhouse: Treat yourself to a first class steak and seafood with fantastic wines
- Bellagio Pastry Shop: French food with collections of chocolates, cookies, cakes and more
- Japanese Restaurant & Lounge Yellowtail: Japanese food with traditional and modern Japanese cuisine
accommodation
Bellagio offers a wide range of accommodation options with a perfect blend of beauty and elegance. There are rooms with great views of the Las Vegas Valley as well as the hotel’s iconic Bellagio Fountains. These fountains can be in front of the suite. There are options that most find affordable for a short stay. For those looking to stay cheaply at one of the best Vegas casinos, there may be cheaper deals available at Ceasars Palace where double rooms can be booked for as little as $ 89.00 (excluding fees and taxes). Here are some surprising facts about Caesars Palace.
Here is a selection of a few rooms and options – prices may vary depending on the season, etc.
Resort King
- Size: 510 square meters
- Bed: 1 king size bed
- Price: Average $ 189.00
- Guests: Max. Guests 3
Resort room with two queen beds
- Size: 510 square meters
- Bed: 2 queen beds
- Price: Average $ 189.00
- Guests: Max 4 guests
Stay Well Resort King Room
- Size: 510 square meters
- Bed: One king size bed
- Price: Average $ 219.00
- Guests: Max. 3 guests
Salone suite
- Size: 853 square meters
- Bed: 1 king size bed
- Price: Starts at $ 539.00
- Guests: Max. Guests 3
Bellagio suite
- Size: 1020 square meters
- Bed: 1 king size bed
- Price: Starts at $ 565.00
- Guests: Max 4 guests
Cypress suite
- Size: 1525 square meters
- Bed: 1 king size bed
- Price: Average $ 695.00
- Guests: Max 4 guests
Executive Salon Suite
- Size: 2500 square meters
- Bed: 1 king size bed
- Price: Average $ 1,139.00
- Guests: Max 4 guests
This is just a small selection of the many rooms and suites they offer. For all prices at $ 45.00 daily resort fee and tax. A full range of options and prices can be found here.
Pools at the Bellagio
Bellagio has several stunning pools that are imbued with the romantic allure of an outdoor Mediterranean pool experience. There are five different pool courtyard settings to choose from. At these pools you can enjoy an exquisite café with garden views, private cabanas, spas or simply relax with a rejuvenating massage by the pool. Enjoy an oasis right on the strip.
- Bellagio pool opening times: Monday to Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Cabanas lessons: Monday to Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Cypress hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Conservatory and Botanical Garden
Bellagio is famous for its botanical gardens. The winter garden has five seasonal themes – Chinese New Year, Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. During the Chinese New Year, the display shows orchids and bromeliad flowers, and the animal is this year’s Chinese zodiac animal. On Memorial Day weekend, the theme is all American, featuring the Liberty Bell and American flags throughout the conservatory.
Even if you’re not staying at the Bellagio, make sure to pay a visit as the conservatory is open to the public.
All of this says nothing about their luxury shopping at some of the world’s most famous luxury brands, their shows, their nightlife or their many other services. Everything it takes will be here at the casino and it will be hard to find a reason to actually go to the strip!
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Aaron Spray
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Aaron is a firsthand traveler who has visited more than 70 countries around the world. He loves to travel and open the world to other intrepid explorers.
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