Las Vegas Pet-friendly Vacations

Very large and comfortable room. Used check in through app to get a QR code - which made check in much quicker. Missed no coffee or tea making facilities. Location is quiet but very noisy neighbours both sides (a baby one side and partying females the other) - we had adjoining doors which seemed to be where the noise was coming through. Very disappointed that the pool was closed during our stay. Could use other hotels pools - but quite a walk to get to them making it rather impractical. Joined to Paris hotel which had nice eatery options.

Love that it was in the center and close to everything. Love the attached Miracle Mile Shops

Fountain view from balcony

Overall, an enjoyable stay. Perhaps it's unfair of me to judge Bellagio based on my past experiences when it was a Steve Wynn property. I know times change, but for all of its timeless beauty and elegance, it seems as though service is diminished. Highlight was my meal at Prime. Service wise, I was expecting more. I did find it bothersome that the price for day use of the spa is now up to $100. Use to be $25/$30. But I still used it one day and for that increased, exorbitant price, I was expecting a better experience, both in what is offered (snack wise) and service. It was still fine, but I saw nothing to justify the higher price. Aria is much superior in all aspects of their day use spa (better fitness center). I'm still glad I stayed at Bellagio on this trip...it's an old favorite, but it didn't do much to convince me to stay there on future trips. I'll probably try Encore, Fontainebleau or return to Aria. As for the actually room, that part was great, and the bed is amazing.

Clean room and lobby area, which also smelled nice. Worth the price we paid for which was lower than expected

Clean room and lobby area, which also smelled nice. Worth the price we paid for which was lower than expected

Fountain view from balcony

Overall, an enjoyable stay. Perhaps it's unfair of me to judge Bellagio based on my past experiences when it was a Steve Wynn property. I know times change, but for all of its timeless beauty and elegance, it seems as though service is diminished. Highlight was my meal at Prime. Service wise, I was expecting more. I did find it bothersome that the price for day use of the spa is now up to $100. Use to be $25/$30. But I still used it one day and for that increased, exorbitant price, I was expecting a better experience, both in what is offered (snack wise) and service. It was still fine, but I saw nothing to justify the higher price. Aria is much superior in all aspects of their day use spa (better fitness center). I'm still glad I stayed at Bellagio on this trip...it's an old favorite, but it didn't do much to convince me to stay there on future trips. I'll probably try Encore, Fontainebleau or return to Aria. As for the actually room, that part was great, and the bed is amazing.

Very large and comfortable room. Used check in through app to get a QR code - which made check in much quicker. Missed no coffee or tea making facilities. Location is quiet but very noisy neighbours both sides (a baby one side and partying females the other) - we had adjoining doors which seemed to be where the noise was coming through. Very disappointed that the pool was closed during our stay. Could use other hotels pools - but quite a walk to get to them making it rather impractical. Joined to Paris hotel which had nice eatery options.

Love that it was in the center and close to everything. Love the attached Miracle Mile Shops

Fountain view from balcony