“Really really great!”
Very high standard. High floors mean excellent views. Right at end of boulevard therefore quiet and not busy with tourists walking through.
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Priced on the same night, 2026-10-10: Bellagio is $565 a night less. They are 2.3 km apart.
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Book the Four Seasons if you want a genuinely calm five-star stay for $656 a night, with no casino noise and a private pool tower. Book the Bellagio if you want to be in the thick of the Strip, with its fountains, gardens and casino, for $432, and don't mind more foot traffic and 3,000-plus reviews' worth of crowd. Bellagio is the better value and the more theatrical building; Four Seasons is the more restful one. Both sit on Las Vegas Boulevard, roughly 2.3km apart, so the choice is really about atmosphere rather than location.
The Four Seasons occupies the top floors of the Mandalay Bay tower but runs itself as a separate, casino-free hotel, so the lobby is hushed marble and quiet, not slot-machine chime. Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows with Strip or mountain views, and the whole place trades on that absence of noise and smoke rather than on spectacle. It draws a guest who wants five-star service, a private pool deck, and to be left alone after dark, with dinner at Charlie Palmer Steak standing in for a night out.
Best for travellers who want Las Vegas Boulevard's address without its casino floor underfoot.
Bellagio is the Steve Wynn fantasy of Lake Como transplanted to the desert, with the Fountains of Bellagio choreographed outside and the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens changing its floral display through the year. The rooms are decorated in a warm, slightly baroque register, marble bathrooms and electronic drapes, but the real theatre is downstairs: the casino floor, the glass-flower ceiling by Dale Chihuly in the lobby, five courtyard pools, and a constant flow of people who came for the show as much as the bed. It is the hotel version of being inside the postcard.
Best for anyone who wants to be inside the fountains-and-gardens spectacle and treats the casino as part of the stay.
At $432 the Bellagio gives up nothing the Four Seasons has except a pet allowance; what it adds instead, casino and hot tub, is exactly what a Four Seasons guest is paying to avoid.
Bellagio is the more beautiful and characterful building to stand inside, with the Chihuly ceiling and the gardens doing real architectural work, while the Four Seasons is comfortable but essentially generic luxury above a mall.
| Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas | Bellagio | |
|---|---|---|
| Price, same night | $1,019 | $454 |
| Guest rating | 9/10 | 8.7/10 |
| Reviews | 660 | 3024 |
| Stars | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
| Facilities on our list | 8 | 9 |
| Distance apart | 2.3 km |
“The AC brings upstairs the air smelling if cigarettes.”
Four Seasons guests come away happier overall, praising calm and top-tier service, while Bellagio guests enjoy the location and looks but some are put off by lingering smoke smell.
“Really really great!”
Very high standard. High floors mean excellent views. Right at end of boulevard therefore quiet and not busy with tourists walking through.
Nothing!
Very nice
We had an amazing stay at the Bellagio Hotel! The room was spacious, spotless, and beautifully designed with a very comfortable bed and great amenities. The hotel lobby is absolutely stunning and creates a luxurious first impression with its elegant décor and lively atmosphere. The pool area was clean, relaxing, and the perfect place to unwind after exploring Las Vegas. The staff were friendly and professional, makin
“Winderful except for the permeating smoke smell”
Beautiful bathroom
The AC brings upstairs the air smelling if cigarettes. It’s very noticeable and not a good feature.
“Absolutely loved it”
Location
All good
Luxurious Accommodations Indulge in the elegance of Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, offering stunning mountain and Las Vegas Strip views from each guestroom. Immerse yourself in luxury with marble bathrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, and modern amenities like flat-screen TVs and coffee makers. Exquisite Dining Options Satisfy your cravings at Veranda, Charlie…
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Luxury Accommodation and Dining Set behind the famous Fountains of Bellagio, this luxury Las Vegas Strip hotel offers elegant rooms with marble en suite bathrooms and multiple dining options, including Sadelle's and Prime Steakhouse. Relaxation and Entertainment Guests can unwind by one of the 5 beautiful courtyard pools or explore the lush botanical…
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