The Bellagio is one of the most well-known (and extravagant) hotels on The Strip, oozing opulence not only in its lavish suites but throughout its entire amenity and attraction-filled complex.
Beyond its AAA Five Diamond Award-winning accommodations, the hotel features a world-renowned art collection (Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art) including pieces from masters like Picasso and Matisse; an enchanting, 14,000-square-foot indoor Conservatory & Botanical Gardens that changes with the seasons; and an array of distinct restaurants helmed by Michelin-starred chefs.
If you’re not sure where to start, the Jasmine restaurant has been coined “the most beautiful Chinese restaurant in the world” and seldom disappoints, while Mayfair After Dark, inspired by 1920s New York City, Paris, and Berlin, beckons for a nightcap.
But arguably its most famous attraction — and certainly its most photographed — is the Bellagio Fountains. Water jets choreographed to music dance in front of the hotel tower in an ever-changing show that delights guests day and night.
As for entertainment, the hotel is home to Cirque du Soleil’s O, sure to captivate audiences with its spellbinding acrobatics, synchronized swimming, live music daring stunts, and mystifying set design; there’s a spa and multiple pools for some much-needed pampering, and the casino floor never sleeps