One of my favorite non-casino hotels on the strip. Large clean and quiet rooms. It is so much more quiet and relaxing when you don't need to walk thru a huge smokey casino to get to your room. There is a dedicated fridge for your own stuff as well as a separate minibar fridge. You get a fancy Bosch microwave and even a stovetop, but unfortunately no pots plates or utensils are provided.
The deluxe rooms have a partitioned living space with bed on one side and couch and coffee table on the other. There are 2 TVs one on each side. The desk is built into this partition, but is little high and has no convenient power outlets.
The one bedroom units also have a washer and dryer in the room. You can pack your dirty laundry and bring it with you to Vegas.
The Bellagio Fountain View rooms really do provide the best view to be had of the fountains.
The gym could be a little larger and have a few more machines. They have leg weight machines and dumb bells, but almost no arm machines and very limited number of ellipticals.
It also closes at 8pm, which as awfully early if you have dinner meetings.
All the restaurant options are over at the Aria. The hotel only has a small cafe/market place shop, a Starbucks and one lounge bar with snacks. Now that we have Eat24 and GrubHub, this is not a problem.