Hotel Bellagio Las Vegas

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. More than 1000 fountains dance to music and light in front of this Tuscan-style extravaganza, 1 mile from Fashion Show Mall; 3 miles from the Convention Center.More than 1000 fountains dance to music and light in front of this Tuscan-style extravaganza, 1 mile from Fashion Show Mall; 3 miles from the Convention Center.

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. The 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.

 

Bellagio offers 3,933 sumptuous rooms and suites in a 37-floor tower and in the Spa Tower, which opened in December 2004. Elegance begins in the luxurious marble lobby under a ceiling of 2,000 glass blossoms created by renowned artist Dale Chihuly and extends throughout, including a mini-Rodeo Drive mall called Via Bellagio that offers world-class shops and designer boutiques under an ornate canopy of etched glass and green wrought iron.

 

Fifty-four treatment rooms (including 26 new treatment rooms) include 12 skincare rooms with private showers, four Ashiatsu massage rooms, two Thai massage rooms, two Vichy rooms, two hydrotherapy rooms, a Watsu room, aqua room with dry float treatment bed, and four couple's rooms. A meditation room with water walls; a state-of-the-art fitness center with a variety of classes, a rotunda lounge, and poolside beauty services are offered as well.

 

The Spa Tower also features 928 guestrooms and suites, a 10,000-square-foot salon, four new shops, the Sensi restaurant, the Tuscany Kitchen, and the Jean Philippe Patisserie.

 

The hotel has 3,933 rooms and suites that offer views of the mountains, the Strip, or the pool. Each room is designed in a contemporary Mediterranean-estate style and features seamless showers, marble entryways, lighted make-up mirrors, designer toiletries, reading lights, safes that accommodate laptops, high-speed Internet access, and electronic drapes. Turndown service also is available nightly.

 

Picasso - This lakeside restaurant offers French/Spanish cuisine. Tasting and fixed-price menus offer treats such as Peekytoe-crab salad and boudin of lobster, shrimp, and scallops.
Prime Steakhouse - Also located next to the lake, this steakhouse includes contemporary choices such as foie gras brûlée with spiced-fig jam in addition to meat, seafood, and 11 potato options.
Le Cirque - An outpost of the fabled New York City restaurant bearing the same name, this intimate, jewel-box restaurant features a draped silk "big-top" ceiling, an onyx bar, and mahogany accents. French-style dinners offer selections such as quail-confit salad and braised rabbit.
Osteria del Circo - Adjacent to and a sibling of Le Cirque, this restaurant also branched out from New York City. It serves Italian lunches and dinners featuring dishes such as a salad of poached lobster and Tuscan beans, rabbit-and-foie gras tortelli, and wild boar chops with onion confit.
Sensi - A culinary journey for the senses, with four open kitchens creating Italian, Asian, Grilled, and Seafood menus. Earthy decor with natural stone, wood, glass, water design. Located in Spa Tower.
Jean Philippe Patisserie - European-style pastry shop showcasing a jewel box of edible gems. Gourmet delicacies including chocolates, cookies, crepes, cakes, sandwiches. Located in Spa Tower.
Tuscany Kitchen - State-of-the-art demonstration kitchen with classroom seating and television.
Olives - Offering lake-view terrace seating in warm weather, this lunch-and-dinner place offers choices such as spicy lobster, crisp duck, veal chops with caramelized endive, and flatbread pizzas.
Aqua - This restaurant features selections such as lobster pot pie and whole roasted foie gras, as well as a vegetarian tasting menus.

The Buffet - Bellagio's version of a classic Las Vegas all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant upgrades the usual breakfast, lunch, and dinner fare. A champagne brunch is offered on weekends and "gourmet" fare on Friday and Saturday nights.
Cafe Bellagio - This casual cafe serves light meals and offers conservatory views on one side and lake views on the other.
Palio Cafe - From pool-view tables, visitors here enjoy coffee drinks, pastries, and sandwiches.
Cafe Gelato - Italian ice creams are the attraction at this colorful spot.
The Pool Cafe - This poolside cafe offers full-service breakfasts and dinners.
Snacks - This spot serves quick food in the Casino.
Petrossian Lounge - This elegant wine bar features Champagne by the glass, specialty cocktails and beers.
FIX - Opened in June 2004, this sophisticated restaurant is constructed almost entirely of Costa Rican padouk wood. The menu offers classic American fare, with seafood, meat, and poultry dishes prepared on a wood-burning grill. Breads are baked on the premises, and the dessert menu includes bubble-gum vanilla floats. Specialty cocktails are offered in the bar and lounge area.
Jasmine - This Chinese restaurant serves Peking duck, live-tank seafood, and wok-fried lamb chops in a windowed dining room overlooking the lake.
Shintaro - This Japanese restaurant offers a pre-theater tasting menu in addition to sushi, teppanyaki, and other classics.
noodles - Featuring Pan-Asian noodle dishes. Dim sum is served Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.