Bellagio
The icon of the Las Vegas Strip, famous for its dancing fountains, art filled lobby and refined Italian elegance.
Overview
Opened in October 1998 on the central Las Vegas Strip, Bellagio was built to bring the romance of Lake Como to the desert. More than 25 years later it is still the benchmark for classic Las Vegas luxury, with an 8.5 acre lake out front and one of the most photographed lobbies in the world.
Inside, the Chihuly glass ceiling Fiori di Como hangs above the lobby, the Conservatory and Botanical Gardens change theme with the seasons, and the casino floor stretches across 156,000 square feet. Add Michelin level dining and the Cirque du Soleil water show O, and it is easy to see why Bellagio tops so many lists.
Owned by Blackstone, operated by MGM Resorts International.



Highlights
- Fountains of Bellagio, with water jets reaching up to 460 ft
- Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, free to visit
- Chihuly glass ceiling Fiori di Como in the lobby
- Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art
- Cirque du Soleil O in a purpose built aquatic theatre
Rooms and indicative prices
| Room type | What to expect | Typical nightly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Resort King or Queen | Around 510 to 626 sq ft with Italian inspired decor | USD 160 to 400 |
| Fountain View King | Front row views of the lake and fountain shows | USD 220 to 500 |
| Salone Suite | Around 853 sq ft with separate living area | USD 300 to 500 |
Indicative ranges researched in October 2026 from public listings. Rates vary by date, season and availability, and taxes or resort fees may apply. We do not sell rooms.
The casino
The Bellagio casino covers around 156,000 square feet with a full range of table games, thousands of slot machines, a well known poker room and private high limit areas. The atmosphere is elegant rather than loud, with soft lighting and plenty of space between tables.
- Games: Table games, slots, a dedicated poker room and high limit salons
- Minimum age: 21+ in this jurisdiction
- Dress code: Smart casual
Restaurants
Fine dining by chef Julian Serrano, surrounded by original Picasso artworks and views of the fountains.
Jean-Georges Vongerichten steakhouse with lakeside terrace seating.
Signature seafood restaurant from chef Michael Mina.
Wolfgang Puck classic with a terrace facing the fountains.
Julian Serrano Italian with sharing plates and lake views.
Seasonal American cooking with local ingredients.
Good to know
- Book a fountain view room if the shows matter to you, they run every 15 to 30 minutes in the evening
- The Conservatory is free and open around the clock
- A daily resort fee is charged on top of the room rate
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