Inside Bellagio, Dale Chihuly’s Fiori di Como, composed of over 2,000 hand-blown glass flowers, covers 2,000 sq ft of the lobby ceiling. They really are a spectacle to behold, and create a vibe unique to the room. The Bellagio is also currently home to the Cirque Du Soleil production of “O”
The hotel also contains a Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. The displays are changed out five times a year and reflect the current season (winter, Chinese New Year, spring, summer, and fall). Colorful displays decorated with many flowers are often used, and fountains may also be present. The Conservatory is located next to the lobby of the hotel and is free to everyone.
When it comes to restaurants, Bellagio is amongst the top of the class. There’s the distinguised French cuisine of Le Cirque, (a three-time winner of the AAA Five-Diamond Award) or you can take the plunge into Sensi, where you can enjoy Asian and Italian delicacies in an ambient waterfall setting. For a good bottle of wine and a fabulous dinner, you can indulge at Todd English’s Olives or pick up some chocolate at the amazing Jean-Philippe Pâtisserie.
Restaurants at Bellagio
Café Bellagio, Café Gelato, Circo, FIX, Jasmine, Jean-Philippe Pâtisserie, Le Cirque, Michael Mina, Noodles, Todd English’s Olives, Palio, Palio Pronto, Petrossian Bar, Picasso, Pool Café, Prime, Snacks, The Buffet, Sensi (located in the new Spa Tower), and Yellowtail Sushi Restaurant & Bar.
Pool info:
Bellagio has five pools and four Jacuzzis, well worth un-winding in!
