Hi, I have staid at the Belagio at least 10 or more times throughout the years. It was on this trip I decided to report on how wonderful the hotel and staff are. On this specific trip we planned to stay at Ceasars for the first time. Needless to say, after one night at Ceasars we checked out and went to the reliable Bellagio. From there the rest of our stay was beautiful. The room very clean anything you need just call and ask housekeeping and the they call you back within 15 minutes to be sure you received the proper items. Now that is service, rather than at Ceasars you call wait for a person, ask for something then never receive it or get a follow up call. To keep this review as short as possible My husband and I as well as our children (sometimes) have staid at the following Vegas hotels, Monte Carlo, The Venetian, The Palazzo, The Wynn, Ceasars, Planet Hollywood, The Hotel at Mandalay Bay, The regular Mandalay Bay, and lastly MGM and Ballys. All of these hotels are great, all for different reasons (except Ceasars). But the Bellagio and Wynn stand above the rest.
Most people don't get it that if there is any issue with the comfort of your room all you have to do is politely call and say something any issue that has ever come up has always been accomidated without any problem.
Also, the pool, spa and restaraunts are all clean with great service.
I hope you enjoy your visit!

We stayed at the Bellagio from August 30th to September 2nd. Upon arrival, we were very pleased with the gorgeous decor and lavish common areas. Although the check in process was a little lengthy, the staff was very pleasant and we were glad to get up to our room and get settled. The room was AWESOME. It was spacious and very comfortable - the window treatments were on an electronic switch which was very different and convenient. The bathroom was beautiful and over the top with a grand wood and granite double vanity. Next to it was a huge soaking tub and on the other side of the room was a shower sized for a small army.

The hotel had so many dining options to choose from including a chocolatier with the world's largest chocolate fountain. Everywhere you looked there was sophisticated glitz and glamour; exactly what you imagine for Vegas. The location was PRIME. The Bellagio connects to Cesar's palace which was awesome as well. Across the street is Paris, Bally's and the Hard Rock; within walking distance to all the best Vegas has to offer.

The pools were amazing. There was one large pool along with 5 or 6 other smaller pools which all included elborate fountains. There is waitress service so you have drinks delivered right to your chair. We spent each day during the hottest hours lounging by the pool.

My only "complaint" was that is was VERY expensive. A beer was $7 and a mixed drink was from $12-$15 each. Breakfast at the buffet was $65 for 2; however, it was amazing including king crab legs and champagne. You just need to be prepared for these kinds of costs and you'll have a great time.

When we arrived the staff were great, trying to get us checked in straight away.The airline lost our luggage so we had no change of clothes or toileteries ,so we let them know when we checked in.The hotel was amazing and well looked after. The room was big and overlooked the beautiful fountain and on our bed we had all the toiletries that we needed to get thru to the next day.The resturants were nice and food great but a bit pricey.We stay 8 nights and had a great time.

I have always wanted to stay at the Bellagio, so had very high expectations - and they were met!
The check in was quick and pleasant, the room they assigned us was great, although as I had seen my friend's room with a better view I asked to move. They obliged, however I moved to a smoking room - if you're not a smoker DO NOT do this, it was the only bad thing, and I brough it on myself.
We ate breakfast at Cafe Bellagio, massive portions and really good service. The pool area is great, with ice water machines strategically placed, and plenty of sun loungers.
We had drinks in one of the bars and watched Paris and Nicky Hilton walk past.
I would love to go back.
Tips:
If you get a Gran Canyon tour do not take the 15 hour coach tour, either do the shorter tour, or drive yourself. The Grand Canyon is amazing, being on a coach for 9 hours is not.
Eat at Isla inside TI, the best mexican food I have ever eaten, great service (vegetarians - only 1 or two options, but once she sussed out I was a vegetarian she made a change to something to avoid me unwittingly eating animal fat, I wouldn't have known and I really liked the attention to detail this showed).
I have seriously been trying to organise another trip to the Bellagio, that's how much I loved it!