Yeah, the Bellagio was just okay, I said it..  I think our main problem with the Bellagio was actually that it was exactly what we thought it would be; out dated grandure.  The rooms were clean and everything was nice.  It was just the sort of nice that would have been super nice 15 years ago.  Not out dated enough to be offensive, just noticeable.  For instance, what nice hotel still has a crt television.   I know they have to have 3000 rooms so the $100 per room upgrade certainly adds up.  \nWe started out in a suite but it was next to the elevator and literally every elevator that went up or down made a loud wooosh in our room.  The next day we had to move because we couldn't sleep and the only option was to move from a suite with a king bed to a standard room with two doubles.  We also lost what seem like insignificant amenities like full sized shampoo bottles and a sea sponge but those things make a noticeable impact when they are in direct comparison.  \nThe second main problem (and we have experienced this with a lot of the 5 star hotels on the strip) is breakfast.  When you are out there for business, twice a year, on your own dime no option for a quick morning coffee and muffin is a problem.  The fancy pants french place is close but the ordering process with the 30 ladies behind the counter expecting you to know your pastry order before you have been able to see the pastries and then waiting another 10 minutes after that to actually pick your muffin up is so excruciating it makes you want to give up your morning coffee and breakfast habit.\nIf the Bellagio were anywhere else it would be the nicest place we've ever stayed but it just didn't feel up to new Vegas standards.  It doesn't come close to the Wynn, Vdara or Aria and even our rooms (especially after the demotion) in Planet Hollywood, Treasure Island, Paris and Mirage were way nicer.  \nGo to the Bellagio for a great casino experience and a splurge meal but stay elsewhere.