The Bellagio was on the top of our list of hotels to visit ….. so we made it our first port of call …… OMG …… it DID NOT disappoint!


We have never seen anything like it ….. it was absolutely wondrous, it very nearly consumed all of our awe and wonder quota for the day ……
Above: an ordinary corridor in The Bellagio and the world’s largest chocolate fountain!!
…… Can you believe that in the middle of the hotel they have a Conservatory and a Botanical Gardens, with greenhouses, a windmill, a lighthouse ….. giant birds, snails and flowers ….. it took our breath away!
The Bellagio is so posh we are almost tempted to “suggest” that it may even be posher than our own beloved Queen’s residence; Buckingham Palace ….. minus the world’s largest chocolate fountain!

“The lobby is, in a word, grand, both in scale and in design. Above the 18-foot ceiling is a coffer filled with the most extraordinary glass sculpture, a chandelier called Fiori di Como by glass sculptor Dale Chihuly, whose work has been exhibited in every major museum in the world. This stunning piece is comprised of 2,000 hand-blown glass blossoms.”


The Bellagio is famed for it’s fountains which are choreographed to light and music and our exit from the hotel was timed to perfection for the first show of the day. We had saved some copper coins that we think were scents cents, especially to throw into the fountains to make a wish for all the special people in our lives …… Marc and Hugh, Mr D, Dianne, Tom and The Lovely Laura and Jan the Fan ……

Our pictures do no justice at all to the spectacle unveiled before us ….. and seeing them in the daytime, we are told, is nothing compared seeing to the show in the evening when it is dark ….. so we promised ourselves that we “would return” ………. to embrace the whole Bellagio experience again ……..but under the stars and neon lights.