Bellagio

Overview

Bellagio is a hotel of MGM Resorts International at 3600 Las Vegas Boulevard South, on the Las Vegas Strip, where Las Vegas Boulevard meets Flamingo. It opened on 15 October 1998 and has 3,933 guest rooms, 510 of them suites. The hotel overlooks a lake of about 8.5 acres (3.4 hectares) on which the Fountains of Bellagio perform. The casino is part of the hotel itself: the resort's fact sheet lists a casino among the hotel's facilities, next to its restaurants, pools, spa and theatre. The Nevada Gaming Control Board lists the gaming location under the name Bellagio, and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority files the hotel under casino resorts.^{1, 2, 4, 5}

• The casino is inside the hotel property.¹

• The Fountains of Bellagio play on the lake in front of the hotel: more than 1,200 jets set to music and light, reaching 460 feet (140 metres) by the resort's account. The shows are free.^{1, 8}

• The Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, under a glass ceiling 50 feet (15 metres) high, change their display five times a year and are open 24 hours a day at no charge.^{1, 2}

• O by Cirque du Soleil is performed in, on and above water in the hotel's O Theatre, which seats 1,808.¹

• The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art shows exhibitions drawn from national and international collections, and the lobby is home to Fiori di Como by the artist Dale Chihuly.¹

Hotel details

Rooms

The hotel counts 3,933 guest rooms, including 510 suites. Its Spa Tower opened on 23 December 2004. Some rooms belong to the Restore by MGM category, fitted with air purification, aromatherapy and shower filters that reduce chlorine. The visitors authority's listing notes in-room Wi-Fi, a safe, a hair dryer and an iron, as well as room service.^{1, 4}

Dining

The fact sheet lists fifteen venues under elevated dining. Among them are CARBONE Riviera for seafood and Italian dishes, LAGO by Julian Serrano for Italian cooking from breakfast to dinner, Prime for steak and seafood, Spago, the Chinese restaurant Jasmine, the Japanese restaurant Yellowtail and The Buffet at Bellagio. The Garden Table serves brunch and dinner inside the Conservatory. Casual places include Bellagio Patisserie, Café Gelato and Palio for pastries and coffee. Petrossian Lounge serves afternoon tea, and guests under 21 may join it; the hotel's other bars and lounges are for guests aged 21 and over.¹

Wellness and leisure

There are five outdoor pools, four whirlpools and 51 private cabanas in a Mediterranean courtyard setting; the Cypress Pool is for adults only. Spa Bellagio covers 55,000 square feet (about 5,100 square metres) with 51 treatment rooms and is open daily, as is Salon Bellagio. The Fitness Center of 6,000 square feet (about 560 square metres) overlooks the pool and gardens, and its Bamboo Studio holds classes from Pilates to yoga and boxing.¹

Getting there

The visitors authority's listing places Bellagio 3 miles (about 4.8 km) from Harry Reid International Airport, at Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo. The Deuce bus stops at nearly every resort on the Strip. Taxis in Las Vegas cannot be hailed on the street and pick up at hotel taxi lines.^{4, 6, 7}

Good to know

• The visitors authority's listing gives check-in at 3 p.m. and check-out at 10 a.m. It is worth confirming the times with the hotel when booking.⁴

• Guests must be 21 to check in, by the same listing.⁴

• The listing shows a resort fee of 55 US dollars.⁴

• Pets are allowed according to the listing, with a limit of two dogs and a combined weight of 40 pounds (about 18 kg).⁴

• In the afternoon the fountains perform every 30 minutes, from 3 p.m. on weekdays and from noon on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays; after 8 p.m. they perform every 15 minutes until midnight, by the resort's fact sheet.¹

Questions and answers

Sources

1. 1.
   MGM Resorts Newsroom: Bellagio fact sheet 2026 (PDF)

   Official hotel website, accessed 9 October 2026

2. 2.
   MGM Resorts Newsroom: press release of 23 September 2026 on the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, with the paragraph About Bellagio Resort & Casino

   Official hotel website, accessed 9 October 2026

3. 3.
   MGM Resorts Newsroom: Bellagio

   Official hotel website, accessed 9 October 2026

4. 4.
   Visit Las Vegas (LVCVA): Bellagio, listing

   Tourism authority, accessed 9 October 2026

5. 5.
   Nevada Gaming Control Board: Listing of Financial Statements Square Footage, fiscal year 2025 (spreadsheet, as of 9 June 2026)

   Regulator, accessed 9 October 2026

6. 6.
   Visit Las Vegas (Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority): Getting Around Vegas

   Tourism authority, accessed 9 October 2026

7. 7.
   Visit Las Vegas (LVCVA): Transportation in Las Vegas, with transportation FAQs

   Tourism authority, accessed 9 October 2026

8. 8.
   Visit Las Vegas (LVCVA): Free Things to Do in Las Vegas

   Tourism authority, accessed 9 October 2026

9. 9.
   OpenStreetMap: Bellagio Las Vegas, 3600 South Las Vegas Boulevard

   Maps, accessed 9 October 2026