Does anyone know if there are rooms or suites that come with a balcony?

None that I can recall.

Yes, there are balconies up on the top floor in the suites near the central turret. A friend of mine rented one of these rooms (don't know how many there are) last year. It was a multiple bedroom suite.

The balconied suites are not available to non-casino guests, as it turns out. You have to be a casino guest (high roller) to stay in them.

Funny, I can think of few hotels in Vegas with balcony's. In fact, I can't think of any.

To dangerous for losing gamblers to throw themselves off of, no doubt.

Make that "too" dangerous. . .

Spend $100,000 at the Bellagio and I'll bet you'll get that balcony.......

Good point. I'm sure the first time someone in Vegas proposed balconies "Wait, we've got these really drunk people everywhere, people getting married to someone they met that night, and our job is to take all their money....on second thought, forget the balconies. We'll use the money for more deep fryers in the buffett."

Good one Ryan.

Not to mention the possibility of the dropping water ballons from conventioners.

Not to mention the possibilites of too many people drinking too much in one room with a balcony to go out on...