Bellagio

Bellagio Overview

Exquisite, opulent, magnificent—these descriptions convey Bellagio's appeal to discriminating world travelers who wish to vacation like royalty. Adult-oriented, Bellagio bars non-hotel guests under 18 after dark and permits strollers only for the children of hotel guests. A 9.5-acre Mediterranean garden featuring fruit trees and slender cypresses is home to six heated pools, three with oversize fountains and the two largest—180 feet and 150 feet long—open year-round. Bellagio's garden also offers four jet spas roomy enough for 12-18 people, expansive sundecks, and luxurious for-rent cabanas furnished with television, telephone, refrigerator, sink, dining set, padded lounges, and both ceiling fan and misting system for cooling. On request, undecided diners may peruse the offerings at Bellagio's sumptuous breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets before buying a meal ticket.

Bellagio Activities

Periodic displays by the Fountains at Bellagio attract thousands of sightseers. Located in eight-acre Lake Bellagio fronting the hotel, the lighted fountains erupt, sway, and dance to music ranging from Sinatra to Pavarotti. Employing a stage that rises from and falls into a 1.5-million-gallon pool, a Cirque du Soleil troupe presents "O" in, on, and above water—a cycle-of-life, "liquid magic" show that ranks among Las Vegas' premiere stage-show attractions. Comprising 89,000 square feet, the Casino features exquisitely colored, interior-lighted awnings that add grace and dampen noise. Exceptionally roomy, the Casino feels uncrowded even when busy. It provides a poker room, a plush high-limit room, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, keno, a sports book, and a race book. An ornate vault of glass and green wrought iron, The Conservatory contains a seasonal flower garden over which hangs a serpentine glass-butterfly sculpture. Giant fabric butterflies and gentle fountains also grace the garden, which is among the Bellagio's most photographed sites.

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