I'm visiting in April for a week and staying at Bellagio for the first time. I've heard the security can be KGB like there at times. I hope to do at least one overnight and maybe a couple of sessions during the day.

Anyone have any experience of bringing different providers to their room here, or any good advice?


Thanks
Catatonic

I've visited clients at Bellagio and not had any problems.  On each occassion, we met downstairs, had dinner then went up to the room without any hassle from security.

Btw, having sex in the window while watching the fountains and listening to the accompanying music playing through the TV is fantastic!!

I stay at Bellagio when I visit Vegas, but am always on the elevator key restricted floors, 29-36. I suggest you meet your lady somewhere in the lobby or elsewhere in the hotel, and escort her up. If you're on floors 29-36, the folks in the VIP lounge will send the lady up(I'm not joking) with a key to your room after they call up and let you know she's coming.

When I saw Tori, she just opened the door with the key and came in, but I was OK with this as I know Tori and her "bold" behavior ( : Can't speak for the rest of the hotel, but the VIP lounge folks are "hip" to what's going on.

I have never noticed security by the elevators, but I've never stayed on the bottom 28 floors either. And there are security folks all over the hotel. MfSD.

who have to stay on the lower floors have to pass the security key check at least in the afternoon-evening hours.

That was a really nice suite, Marco, lol!!!

The times I've been there they have a security man or two at the entrance hall to the elevator lobby.  All they do is require that you display a room key while passing them.  You just flash it at them, just like at the Luxor.  They don't care if you have one or a dozen girls with you (and I've taken up two on three or four occasions), although they might give you a knowing smile.

At least one time I stayed there they didn't have security until late in the afternoon, like 4:30 PM, but that may have changed.  But in any case, don't think of security as a problem, just meet the lady in one of the bars in the lobby and then escort her up to your room.

VIP member? If so, I'll PM you some info on an upcoming Vegas trip. If not, give me an e-mail addy where I can reach you.

Like I said, I've never really noticed any security per se around the vators at Bellag, but it doesn't surprise me that they're there. Puts me in mind of a few times I've escorted ladies up or taken them out to dinner. If it's a local Vegas gal, some of the security folks, bartenders and waiters might recognize the lady or at least know what's going on. And they will give you that knowing smile ( : Vegas is all about having fun and customer service, even if it's with a wink and a nod. MfSD.

Hey baby...miss you

Stayed there the 20th to 23rd of Feb and was on the 32nd floor , all you need is your key to get past security.No problems at all.There was security there 24/7 .Just flash the key as you go by ,no questions asked.I was a little bit worried myself but it is a breeze dont worry about it.Have fun and enjoy

You are soooo correct

I think the best hobby rooms in the house are the "Salone Suites" - smaller and less expensive than the two bay executive suites but more expansive and roomy in the bedroom and bath areas.  From about the 12th-19th floors you can still see the fountains while in bed.  Very, very cozy for an intimate party - with a window that takes up a full bay looking out on the fountains.  Plus you can't beat that Bose sound system and all that adjustable lighting for the ability to set a really great mood.

enjoy saving a few bucks with only slightly less ambiance at

Ive also visited The Bellagio on numerous times,
Ive allways met The Gentleman downstairs & Then Upstairs for an Intimate Rendeveoz...
There has never been any problems this way.
Have A Great Day Guys!!

web site. Probably one of the most imformative, but funny and impertinent resources out there that covers the Vegas hotel scene. A few of their reviews had me LMAO. MfSD.

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and what a steal that property is, if you're a low roller. Hell, if you stay there instead of the Bellagio, you could cover an hour with one of Vegas' beautiful independents! $45, weekend rate, for a suite with a L shaped balcony. The diner's most expensive dinner is less than $4.00. Drinks went way up though, a beer was $1.50.