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Old Mar 3rd, 2014, 07:28 PM
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Aria or Bellagio?

Which hotel is the nicest? Best spa? Best location?
My husband and I are going for 3 days.. Late March. We are 39 and 43 years old. Love to dine, gamble a little, and we are planning on going to a show... Probably O.
Any recs on anything... Greatly appreciated!
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Old Mar 4th, 2014, 04:37 AM
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I have not stayed at either, but I would probably pick Bellagio. The Bellagio looks more grand in style. The casino and lobby areas are impressive. I do not spend time in Aria at all because the whole steel and glass "City Center" complex is just not very appealing to me. It's too modern, maybe? Not much style? I keep telling myself that I should give CC a chance but don't. I'm in Vegas annually for a convention. Been inside only once. Been in Bellagio many times. Just my own opinion.
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Old Mar 4th, 2014, 05:48 AM
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The Bellagio would be somewhat better-located IMO.
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The rooms at Aria are amazing but don't love the rest of it. I'd go with the Bellagio.
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Do you look at the Cosmopolition too? Next to Aria. I thought that had the nicest atmosphere/cleanest smell of all the casinos I walked through last month. (Didn't walk through Wynn/Encore)

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Old Mar 4th, 2014, 11:28 AM
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We stayed at the Bellagio and liked it a lot; our room had a great view of the fountains. Good restaurants and a beautiful little pastry/chocolate shop.
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Old Mar 4th, 2014, 02:08 PM
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Spa = Caesar's Palace was great.
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Old Mar 4th, 2014, 04:39 PM
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Bellagio luxurious 65,000-square-foot setting for the spa and oh the fountains! More central to the pulse of Vegas. M Life is great when you stay Bellagio! O and if you are going to stay there entertainment is in O-rder Add a first-class touch to your Cirque du Soleil experience with an exclusive and intimate backstage tour, premium center section seating, front-of-line access to the theater and concessions, exclusive Cirque du Soleil merchandise including the "O" CD and much more!
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I'm at Aria right now and love both the rooms and spa. But Bellagio is nice as well. I do think Aria feels more manageable in size. I'd choose whichever gives the best rate. There ate a lot of good deals in March. However, I'd give the nod to Aria for the spa.
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Old Mar 5th, 2014, 02:56 AM
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We used to love Bellagio - and still do love looking at the fountains (lunch/dinner on the patio of Olives overlooking the fountains cannot be beat - same for Picasso - looking through the windows), great pool, the Palio coffee shop, the huge chocolate fountain in the Patissiere, the Artobeteum, and so forth.

Now we prefer Wynn/Encore - depending on the deal of course.

Aria/Cosmo, etc - are nice - but to me they are more about the younger, party type crowd - so if you like that - great. They also have some very pretty areas.

They all have top end restaurants, and great spas - but Steve Wynn also took care to try in put in some more reasonably priced faire options - and we loved Noodles at Bellagio - and they have a smiliar one at Wynn.
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Old Mar 5th, 2014, 02:58 AM
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BTW - others prefer the Venetian - and their "new" addition the Polazzo. Definitely get over to see the Venetian and if you are feeling up for a treat - take the Gondola ride.
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