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LocationThe Strip, Las Vegas Property amenities Bellagio offers 3,005 sumptuous rooms in a 37-floor tower. Elegance begins in the luxurious marble lobby under a ceiling of 2,000 glass blossoms created by renowned artist Dale Chihuly and extends throughout, including a mini-Rodeo Drive mall called Via Bellagio that offers world-class shops and designer boutiques under an ornate canopy of etched glass and green wrought iron. Reserved for hotel guests, Spa Bellagio offers 26,500 square feet of pampering in the serene ambience of soft pastels and grass wallpaper. The spa includes a state-of-the-art fitness center, saunas, steam rooms, lounges, and men's and women's complexes with three spas at different temperatures plus a cold plunge pool. What to expect: Exquisite, opulent, magnificent-these descriptions convey Bellagio's appeal to discriminating world travelers who wish to vacation like royalty. Adult-oriented, Bellagio bars non-hotel guests under 18 after dark and permits strollers only for hotel guests' children. Amenity highlights: A 9.5-acre Mediterranean garden featuring fruit trees and slender cypresses contains six heated pools, three with oversize fountains and the two largest-180 feet and 150 feet long-open year-round. The garden also offers four jet spas roomy enough for 12-18 people, expansive sundecks, and luxurious for-rent cabanas furnished with television, telephone, refrigerator, sink, dining set, padded lounges, and both ceiling fan and misting system for cooling. Insider tip: On request, undecided diners may peruse the offerings at Bellagio's sumptuous breakfast, lunch, and dinner buffets before buying a meal ticket.
Dining Picasso - Greeted by a massive floral display and surrounded by 12 artworks and numerous ceramics by the Spanish master, diners at this intimate, lakeside restaurant enjoy acclaimed chef Julian Serrano's French/Spanish culinary stylings. Tasting and fixed-price menus offer treats such as Peekytoe-crab salad and boudin of lobster, shrimp, and scallops. Prime Steakhouse - Also located next to the lake, chef Jean-George Vongerichten's version of a steakhouse includes contemporary choices such as foie gras bru^le'e with spiced-fig jam in addition to meat, seafood, and 11 potato options. Le Cirque - An outpost of the fabled New York City restaurant bearing the same name, this intimate, jewel-box restaurant features a draped silk "big-top" ceiling, an onyx bar, and mahogany accents. French-style dinners offer selections such as quail-confit salad and braised rabbit. Osteria del Circo - Adjacent to and a sibling of Le Cirque, this restaurant also branched out from New York City. It serves Italian lunches and dinners featuring dishes such as a salad of poached lobster and Tuscan beans, rabbit-and-foie gras tortelli, and wild boar chops with onion confit. Decor features lighted cylinders of gold and scarlet cloth criss-crossing the ceiling. The dining room overlooks the lake. Olives - Offering lake-view terrace seating in warm weather, this lunch-and-dinner place is an offshoot of Todd English's celebrated Boston restaurant. It offers choices such as spicy lobster, crisp duck, veal chops with caramelized endive, and flatbread pizzas. Decor includes a Peter Shire chandelier and a Viola Frey mural. Aqua - A branch of Michael Mina and Charles Condy's popular San Francisco seafood house, this stunning restaurant features selections such as lobster pot pie and whole roasted foie gras, as well as a vegetarian tasting menus. Recreation & EntertainmentEmploying a stage that rises from and falls into a 1.5-million-gallon pool, a Cirque du Soleil troupe presents "O" in, on, and above water-a cycle-of-life, "liquid magic" show of such grace and skill it ranks as perhaps Las Vegas' premiere stage-show attraction. Periodic displays by the Fountains at Bellagio attract thousands of sightseers. Located in eight-acre Lake Bellagio fronting the hotel, the lighted fountains erupt, sway, and dance to music ranging from Sinatra to Pavarotti. The Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art exhibits works of renowned artists on loan by museums around the world. An ornate vault of glass and green wrought iron, The Conservatory contains a seasonal flower garden over which hangs a serpentine glass-butterfly sculpture. Giant fabric butterflies and gentle fountains also grace the garden, which ranks among Bellagio's most photographed sites. The elegant Light supplies an opulent nightclub ambience. Comprising 89,000 square feet, the posh Casino features exquisitely colored, interior-lighted awnings that add grace and dampen noise. Exceptionally roomy, the Casino feels uncrowded even when busy. It provides a poker room, a plush high-limit room, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, baccarat, pai gow, keno, a sports book, and a race book.
RoomsThe hotel has 3,000 rooms that offer views of the mountains, the Strip, or the pool. Each room is designed in a contemporary Mediterranean-estate style and features solid-brass-frame mirrors, an Italian marble soaking tub and shower, lighted make-up mirror, designer toiletries, and beds with canopies and reading lights.
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