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Discussion in 'LV Strip Hotels' started by Michael menarry, Feb 23, 2021.

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  1. Michael menarry

    Michael menarry Tourist

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    First time staying in Bellagio. Mlife comp.
    Basic room.

    Any rooms to avoid? Fountain view not important, any guidance on which rooms to ask for? Staying mon-thurs late april, so a comp upgrade may be possible?

    Thanks,
    M.
     
  2. Marky147

    Marky147 VIP Whale

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    I always make sure I'm in the main tower, so it's not a hike to/from the room everytime.
     
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    44inarow VIP Whale

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    Agreed. The main tower isn't exactly dead center either, but the spa tower is all the way at the back end of the property. In addition, the spa tower rooms max out at a "partial" view of the fountains. The main tower, facing the fountains, is spectacular (and there's a channel on the TV that plays the music, too). Whether that would be an available comp upgrade in April, however, is anybody's guess.
     
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    nostresshere Mr. Anti Debit Card

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    If you do not care about fountain view, there is not much else to ask for. Other than being in main tower. Next level of upgrade other than fountain view gets into suites. Note that Salone suite is just a larger room with a large bathroom. No separate rooms in that suite.

    Spa tower is good if you tend to head towards Aria, etc.
     
  5. Michael menarry

    Michael menarry Tourist

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    Good info, thanks. Ill probably ask for main tower, high floor room then.
    We like the mountain view in vegas. Very relaxing compared to the neon overload of the strip. But i can see the attraction for some, especially first timers!

    M.
     
  6. MCann

    MCann I can't complain, but sometimes I still do...

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    There is the Resort Tower King at 626 square feet, that's a step up in price and size from basic Resort King at 510 square feet, but I think that's the only thing, other than views, between basic resort room and Salone Suite level.
     
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    Bellagio is the only MGM resort that still offers smoking rooms, so that may give you something to request/avoid. I'm told they're hard to come by.
     
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    They might be willing to upgrade you since EVERYONE else is asking for fountain view, LOL
     
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  9. Michael menarry

    Michael menarry Tourist

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    Id be inclined to agree with you!
     
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    I love the resort tower king room. The tub has jets and is near a window so you can enjoy a soak while looking out over the strip.
     
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  11. FloridaGirl

    FloridaGirl Low-Roller

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    I stayed there in August and October and the Spa Tower was closed so I’m guessing it still is. Stayed in the Main tower and asked if there were complimentary upgrades and I was offered a fountain view for $40 a night. I didn’t take it, both times I was facing Flamingo Rd/Ceasars and Mt. Charleston.

    They are remodeling the basic rooms now. I’m booked in May, hope I get to stay in one. My friend is there now, she said the smoking floor is blocked off for remodeling so they moved her to a suite on a non smoking floor.
     
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    ThePicksHub Low-Roller

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    The Spa Tower reopened a few weeks ago. When it reopened there was brown water coming out of the faucets.

    https://twitter.com/LasVegasLocally/status/1360437199880114178
     
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    I think the rooms that look over the pool give you a nice combination of Mountain View and the pretty pool area. Enjoy your trip!
     
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    ams722 Side Bet Shunner

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    MCann I can't complain, but sometimes I still do...

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    I read up on that tweet and it was claimed that video was made during maintenance workers flushing pipes out because that tower has sat idle for a year and that it was not opened to guests at the time it was taken, but that it was part of prepping the building to reopen to guests.
     
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