Which room to book at Bellagio
The Fountain View King. It is the same 510 sq ft (47 m²) remodelled room as the entry Premier King, with the same king bed, walk-in shower and double basins, but it faces the lake and the Fountains of Bellagio, and on Tuesday 18 May 2027 it cost $417 a night against $395. Nothing else on the ladder buys as much for as little.
The room to book
Fountain View King
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)The lake and the Fountains of Bellagio
The same remodelled room as the Premier King, facing the lake and every fountain show, for $22 more. Shower only, no bath.
$417 a night
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- Best hotels with a view in Las VegasThe Fountain View King faces the lake from the fountains' own hotel
- Best hotels for food and drink in Las VegasPRIME's lakeside patio, Michael Mina's seafood, Spago facing the lake
Every room at a glance
| Room | Size | View | Floor | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premier KingNo view promised | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | No view promised | $395 | |
| Premier Two QueenNo view promised | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | No view promised | $395 | |
| Spa Premier KingNo view promised · Spa Tower | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | No view promised | Spa Tower | $395 |
| Spa Premier Two QueenNo view promised · Spa Tower | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | No view promised | Spa Tower | $395 |
| Restore Premier KingNo view promised | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | No view promised | $417 | |
| Restore Premier Two QueenNo view promised | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | No view promised | $417 | |
| Fountain View KingOur pickThe lake and the Fountains of Bellagio | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | The lake and the Fountains of Bellagio | $417 | |
| Strip View Spa KingThe Strip, with part of the lake · Spa Tower | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | The Strip, with part of the lake | Spa Tower | $431 |
| Salone SuiteNo view promised | about 853 sq ft (79 m²) | No view promised | $453 | |
| Bellagio Suite | about 1,020 sq ft (95 m²) | $525 | ||
| Bellagio Two Queen SuiteBellagio Tower | about 1,020 sq ft (95 m²) | Bellagio Tower | $633 | |
| Penthouse SuiteThe fountains, the Strip or the sunset, by suite · Bellagio Tower | about 1,536 sq ft (143 m²) | The fountains, the Strip or the sunset, by suite | Bellagio Tower | $647 |
| Two Bedroom Penthouse SuiteThe Las Vegas skyline | about 2,052 sq ft (191 m²) | The Las Vegas skyline | $1,185 | |
| Fountain View Two QueenThe lake and the Fountains of Bellagio | about 510 sq ft (47 m²) | The lake and the Fountains of Bellagio | ||
| Resort Tower KingTower views | about 626 sq ft (58 m²) | Tower views | ||
| Cypress Suite | about 1,525 sq ft (142 m²) | |||
| Two Bedroom Bellagio Suite | about 1,530 sq ft (142 m²) | |||
| Two Bedroom Tower SuiteBellagio Tower | about 2,046 sq ft (190 m²) | Bellagio Tower | ||
| One Bedroom Lakeview SuiteThe lake and the fountains | about 2,075 sq ft (193 m²) | The lake and the fountains | ||
| Executive Hospitality Suite | about 2,515 sq ft (234 m²) | |||
| Two Bedroom Grand Lakeview SuiteThe fountains | about 3,001 sq ft (279 m²) | The fountains | ||
| Chairman's SuiteThe fountains | about 4,075 sq ft (379 m²) | The fountains | ||
| Presidential SuiteThe sunset | about 4,075 sq ft (379 m²) | The sunset |
Every room they sell
Premier King
The entry room, remodelled in 2021, with a king bed, a frameless walk-in shower and double basins, but no bath. Accessible versions with a roll-in shower sold at the same rate.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)No view promised$395 a night
Premier Two Queen
The same room with two queen beds, for up to four.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)No view promised$395 a night
Spa Premier King
The Spa Tower's version, remodelled in 2023, with a soaking tub as well as the shower, at the entry price. The one to book if a bath matters more than a view.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)No view promisedSpa Tower$395 a night
Spa Premier Two Queen
Two queen beds and a soaking tub, at the same $395.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)No view promisedSpa Tower$395 a night
Restore Premier King
A Premier King with wellness extras: air and water purification, circadian lighting and a vitamin C shower infuser, with a soundscape and a dawn simulator on request. It costs the same as a fountain view.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)No view promised$417 a night
Restore Premier Two Queen
The Restore extras with two queen beds, for up to four.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)No view promised$417 a night
Fountain View KingOur pick
The same remodelled room as the Premier King, facing the lake and every fountain show, for $22 more. Shower only, no bath.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)The lake and the Fountains of Bellagio$417 a night
Strip View Spa King
A Spa Tower king that looks along the Strip, with only part of the fountains in view, for $14 more than the Fountain View King.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)The Strip, with part of the lakeSpa Tower$431 a night
Salone Suite
The cheapest suite, $58 above the entry room: a separate living area with a sectional sofa, a soaking tub and a glass shower, for up to three.
about 853 sq ft (79 m²)No view promised$453 a night
Bellagio Suite
A remodelled one-bedroom suite with a living room, double basins and a couples' soaking bath, glass shower and powder room, for up to four.
about 1,020 sq ft (95 m²)$525 a night
Bellagio Two Queen Suite
The Bellagio Suite's floor area with two queen beds and a living and dining area, for up to five.
about 1,020 sq ft (95 m²)Bellagio Tower$633 a night
Penthouse Suite
A marble foyer, a living room, dining for four and a steam shower. The hotel sells it with three different views under one name, so ask which you have.
about 1,536 sq ft (143 m²)The fountains, the Strip or the sunset, by suiteBellagio Tower$647 a night
Two Bedroom Penthouse Suite
Two king bedrooms for up to six, with a couples' marble bath, whirlpool tub and steam shower. The dearest category on sale that night.
about 2,052 sq ft (191 m²)The Las Vegas skyline$1,185 a night
Fountain View Two Queen
The Fountain View King's outlook with two queen beds, for up to four. It had no rate on the May night.
about 510 sq ft (47 m²)The lake and the Fountains of Bellagio
Resort Tower King
The largest standard room, with a soaking tub, a glass shower and a sitting area, sold on its tower views rather than the fountains.
about 626 sq ft (58 m²)Tower views
Cypress Suite
A remodelled, arc-shaped one-bedroom suite with an open plan, large windows and a choice of steam shower or couples' bathrooms.
about 1,525 sq ft (142 m²)
Two Bedroom Bellagio Suite
Two king bedrooms for up to six, a living and dining room and a couples' soaking bath.
about 1,530 sq ft (142 m²)
Two Bedroom Tower Suite
A king bedroom and two queen beds, a living and dining area for four and a whirlpool tub.
about 2,046 sq ft (190 m²)Bellagio Tower
One Bedroom Lakeview Suite
The smallest suite that always faces the lake and the fountains: a living room, dining for six and couples' marble baths with a steam shower.
about 2,075 sq ft (193 m²)The lake and the fountains
Executive Hospitality Suite
Built for meetings and entertaining, with a dining room, a wet bar and a billiard table.
about 2,515 sq ft (234 m²)
Two Bedroom Grand Lakeview Suite
Two king bedrooms facing the fountains, newly remodelled, for up to six.
about 3,001 sq ft (279 m²)The fountains
Chairman's Suite
Two master bedrooms, a grand living room and a spa-style bathroom, with the fountains in front.
about 4,075 sq ft (379 m²)The fountains
Presidential Suite
A solarium, an indoor garden and fountain, a sunken bar for six, a dining room for eight and two bedrooms with fireplaces.
about 4,075 sq ft (379 m²)The sunset
Prices are a guide from our last check, not live rates.
Why this one
At Bellagio the money does not buy space. Every standard room but one is 510 sq ft (47 m²), all of them remodelled since 2021, and on Tuesday 18 May 2027 the Premier King, the Premier Two Queen and both Spa Premier rooms cost the same $395. The next $22 buys a choice of extras: the Restore rooms add air and water purification and circadian lighting, and the Fountain View King, at the same $417, adds the lake. From it you look across the water at a show every half hour from 3pm on weekdays and from noon at weekends, then every 15 minutes from 8pm to midnight, with the tallest jets climbing past the window. It is the reason most people come to Bellagio, and this is the cheapest way to have it from the room.
Above it, the ladder buys space before it buys the view again. The Strip View Spa King at $431 looks along the Boulevard, and the Salone Suite at $453 adds a living room and a bath but promises no outlook. The Penthouse Suite at $647 can face the fountains, but it is sold with three views under one name; the suites that always face them, from the 2,075 sq ft (193 m²) One Bedroom Lakeview up, had no rate that night.
- Ask for
- Ask for a high floor: the hotel sells the view by room type, not by floor, and from the lower floors the restaurant roofs on the near shore hide the closest stretch of the lake. For two beds, book the Fountain View Two Queen, which has the same outlook. If you book a Penthouse Suite, ask whether yours faces the fountains, the Strip or the sunset, because all three are sold under the one name.
- Avoid
- The Strip View Spa King if the fountains are the point: it looks along the Strip with only a partial view of the lake, and it costs more than the Fountain View King. The Resort Tower King is the largest standard room, but it is sold on tower views, not the lake. If you want a bath, note that the Fountain View King has a shower only; the Spa Premier King in the Spa Tower has a soaking tub but no promised view. Rates are for two, and a third or fourth guest adds $50 a night plus tax each, so four people in a Two Queen room pay $100 a night plus tax over the quoted rate.
Suites against rooms
Two suites are worth singling out. The Salone Suite is the cheapest step up on the whole ladder: 853 sq ft (79 m²) with a living area, a soaking tub and a separate glass shower, at $453 on the May Tuesday, $58 more than the entry room and $36 more than a Fountain View King. It promises no view, so it suits a long stay, or a couple who will use the sofa more than the window.
The Penthouse Suite in the Bellagio Tower, 1,536 sq ft (143 m²) at $647, is sold with a fountain, Strip or sunset view, and can be joined to a Tower Deluxe room for a second bedroom. Above it the One Bedroom Lakeview, Two Bedroom Grand Lakeview and Chairman's suites face the fountains and the Presidential Suite the sunset, from 2,075 to 4,075 sq ft (193 to 379 m²); none had a rate for the May night. Beyond them sit nine two-bedroom Villas of 6,500 sq ft (604 m²), each with its own terrace, garden and pool.
Questions people ask
Good questions about Bellagio
Which room should I book at Bellagio?
The Fountain View King. It is the same 510 sq ft (47 m²) remodelled room as the entry Premier King, with the same king bed, walk-in shower and double basins, but it faces the lake and the Fountains of Bellagio, and on Tuesday 18 May 2027 it cost $417 a night against $395. Nothing else on the ladder buys as much for as little.
Which rooms should I avoid at Bellagio?
The Strip View Spa King if the fountains are the point: it looks along the Strip with only a partial view of the lake, and it costs more than the Fountain View King. The Resort Tower King is the largest standard room, but it is sold on tower views, not the lake. If you want a bath, note that the Fountain View King has a shower only; the Spa Premier King in the Spa Tower has a soaking tub but no promised view. Rates are for two, and a third or fourth guest adds $50 a night plus tax each, so four people in a Two Queen room pay $100 a night plus tax over the quoted rate.
Our verdict
Book Bellagio for the Las Vegas on the postcards, with the lake, the fountains and the Conservatory a lift ride from your bed. Pay the small step to a Fountain View King, and budget for the resort fee and parking on top.
Last checked: October 2026 · Image credits: Expedia Group Creator Toolbox