Bellagio

Area: Strip
  • Epitome of New Las Vegas opulence.
  • Sculptures, paintings, marble floors, brass trim, Cirque de Soleil, 8-acre lake with choreographed fountain.
  • Caters to poker players.
  • High stakes table games.

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7 responses to “Bellagio”


  1. Steve the Texan said:

    I always have doubts about "the $20 trick" (or $50 for you, since you're willing to up the price) in general , but I also think that the worst that can happen if a person tries it is an awkward moment at check in. And, really, if you don't have at least a handful of awkward moments on a Las Vegas trip you're not doing it right. So it certainly could hurt to try slipping the clerk a bill. You may also want to call and speak to a manager a couple of days before arrival and explain that the trip is a Mother's Day gift and see if they can get you confirmed into a fountain-view room.

    "Tacky" in Las Vegas? I'm not sure such a thing is possible.


  2. Jane said:

    I booked a penthouse suite but I am a little afraid they will put us on the side facing the mountains instead of the fountains. I confirmed that not all suites face the fountains and they won't know what I have until I check in - i booked through expedia and the price was cheaper than the hotel website which makes me concerned that I wouldn't be a good candidate for an upgrade. Do you think a $50 trick will work at check in, or is that tacky to do in the Executive Lounge checkin? (First time in vegas and bringing my mom for Mother's Day)


  3. Steve the Texan said:

    Try the Luxor and the Excalibur. Both have great deals on room rates at the moment. (And that's about the only reason I'd recommend Excalibur, by the way.)


  4. Graham said:

    I will be staying at the Bellagio but want a cheaper hotel within walking distance for a couple of nights. Can you recommend anything


  5. Peter said:

    Hi

    We'll be staying at the Bellagio over christmas. Can you recommend a restaurant for our Christmas dinner?

    Thanks

    Peter


  6. Steve the Texan said:

    If luxury is important to you, the Bellagio has that in spades. The hotel and casino are beautiful and the fountain show outside is one of the "must see" items in Vegas. But if you don't care much about staying in a first-class hotel, there are cheaper options in the area. My opinion is that it's worth splurging for a stay at a place like the Bellagio at least once, though.

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  7. Natalie said:

    We are going to Vegas in Nov, is it worth the money to stay at the Bellagio in comparison to some of the other hotels. Do we buy Cher tickets on line or wait till we get there?

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