Las Vegas Weekly

The Bellagio remains a symbol of luxury and class on the Las Vegas Strip. Outside, the hotel is most known of its dancing fountain show and its appearance in the remake of “Ocean’s Eleven.” Inside, one the resorts most prominent feature is its conservatory with fountains, fresh flowers and seasonal displays.

Amongst the list of Las Vegas’ luxury megaresorts, the European-inspired Bellagio hovers right at the top. When the resort opened in October 1998, the Bellagio topped the list as the most expensive hotel in the world at $1.6 billion.

The Bellagio features more than 3,400 rooms and 512 suites. Accommodations combine contemporary-style furnishings, fine art, modern amenities and bathrooms with Italian marble floors and surfaces.

In addition to a 116,000-square-foot casino, the Bellagio attracts visitors with its headlining show, Cirque de Soliel’s water-acrobatics show “O,” along with the ultra stylish Bank nightclub and some of the most exclusive shopping in Vegas at Via Bellagio. The row of high-end boutiques include shops like Tiffany's, Chanel and Gucci.

Featured restaurants at the Bellagio include the famous New York transplant and seven-time AAA Five Diamond winner Le Cirque, Todd English’s Olives, The Bellagio Buffet, Fix and Jasmine.