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I travelled solo and I felt so safe in this city. I loved the hotel. Yes, it is a little tired but the staff are so nice and accommodating .... It boils down to one's overall impression. I found a great piano bar and enjoyed...More
This hotel is very impressive from the outside and inside too. We loved our stay here and it all went without a glitch. If you book far in advance as possible, you get a much better deal. We stayed in run of the house room...More
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Response from MGM_Resorts, Manager at Bellagio Las VegasResponded 22 March 2018
Dear HolidayHev:
We appreciate you making Bellagio a part of your Las Vegas travels. It seems you had quite a time enjoying our beautiful pool complex, dining at some of our amazing restaurants, and benefiting from our timely and affable service. Thank you also for...More
Stayed at the Bellagio for 3 nights while in Vegas. Great location! Room was large and clean and well tended to each day. The lobby was extremely busy at all times, I understand that the hotel in itself is also a tourist attraction but I...More
Grand & luxury hotel with a world famous music fountain and designated theatre for the O show. Room was nice and clean. Our room had air conditioning problem and shower door couldn’t be closed. Upon escalation to guest service, problems were solved quickly to our...More
Perfect hotel for my 59th birthday. Had a suite on the 32rd floor overlooking the water feature. Great spacious room, wonderful bed, clean, all over a perfect hotel. Used Bellagio mobile check in, that’s the only way to go. No line, no waiting.
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Ooopsss ... I didn't notice your question about being in Delano, but wanting to use the Bellagio pool. No, only Delano and Mandalay Bay have easy pool access as they share the same building. The others are distinct and... More
Ooopsss ... I didn't notice your question about being in Delano, but wanting to use the Bellagio pool. No, only Delano and Mandalay Bay have easy pool access as they share the same building. The others are distinct and separate properties so you just have to use your own hotel pool.
In recent years, most Las Vegas hotels have implemented “resort fees.”
These daily supplementary charges are not included in the initial booking cost (when booked through the hotel website or via a third party). The fees... More
In recent years, most Las Vegas hotels have implemented “resort fees.”
These daily supplementary charges are not included in the initial booking cost (when booked through the hotel website or via a third party). The fees are due to the hotel at the end of the stay. In other words, you pay resort fees upon check out.
In return, these supplementary fees allow you access to some of the services within the facility.
For several years, these resort fees have been a source of contention as consumers believe that they are, in many ways, hidden charges. Indeed, they are managed completely independently of the quoted nightly room rate, so upon booking, the price per night offered might seem lower.
Quoted prices never include resort fees, which can create confusion for the customer who finds out only when he has pay the bill at the end of his stay.
On January 5, 2017, the Federal Trade Commission released an Economic Analysis of Hotel Resort Fees concluding that:
This analysis finds that separating mandatory resort fees from posted room rates without first disclosing the total price is likely to harm consumers by increasing the search costs and cognitive costs of finding and choosing hotel accommodations.
And yet, resort fees persist.
When making your hotel reservations – either directly on the hotel websites or through tour operators and travel agents – we advise you to be very vigilant about resort fees in order to take them into account in your travel budget!
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