A dancing fountain with Celine Dion’s song for Titanic. It is an awesome performance to enjoy in the evening. I wish everyone who happen to see this will enjoy it and come to Las Vegas one day to see it real life. This is my first video and I hope it is okay!
Here’s a bit of the suite we’re staying in, and the atrium and lobby at the Bellagio–lovely autumn colors!
This is one of the train dioramas currently running at the Bellagio Hotel Conservatory in Las Vegas. This video was taken on my LG enV phone.
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Dian Diaz at Fontana Lounge at Bellagio Hotel 2
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Bellagio Hotel Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada. Summer 2009′s Conservatory theme includes, ferris wheel, live colorful birds, fresh flowers, flowing streams of water. At night, the arching streams of water are imbedded with color. This was shot with a Casio 4 Megapixel still digital camera set to Video, 640×480, within the camera. Edited using Sony Vegas Pro 8.
How Guests Select Their Hotels
Article by www.cheapfares.com
Tuesday, August 30th, 2011
While some travelers might select hotels strictly based on reviewing discount hotel rooms or cheap vacation packages, more than price goes into many people’s decisions.
A recent survey of over 1,000 people rated cleanliness as their number one criteria in selecting a hotel:
Cleanliness 43 percent
Price 23 percent
Location 19 percent
Security 11 percent
This June survey was sponsored by property and casualty insurance giant Chubb Group of Insurance Companies.
A Chub spokesperson responded to the results saying “Travelers should take safety precautions more seriously, and travel security should be higher on their checklist than cleanliness. It seems that more people are concerned about housekeeping than security.”
Hotel security concerns gained a much higher profile after ESPN report Erin Andrews became aware in 2010 of video taken on her naked through a hotel room peephole. Andrews was stalked and/or filmed in rooms at the Marriott Nashville at Vanderbilt University, the Radisson Airport hotel in Milwaukee, and a third hotel in Columbus, Ohio. Andrews observed that she always had the “expectation of privacy once checked into her room.”
Other important considerations in selecting a hotel include:
• Location of your hotel. Ideally you want it to be close to whatever activities you would like to take advantage of in the area.
• Hotel amenities. Use the Internet to view images of the hotel’s actual rooms and facilities.
• Reviews and feedback on hotels. These often end up giving the most accurate picture of what you can reasonably expect during your stay.
Las Vegas Hotel Investments Surging
In what can only bode well for continuing cheap airplane tickets to Las Vegas as well as cheap vacation packages Las Vegas hotel companies are reporting positive financial results and announcing major capital investments in new and existing properties they want to upgrade.
Caesars Entertainment shared plans the week of August 15th for “Project Linq”, a 0 million retail and entertainment district on the Las Vegas Strip that will sport the world’s tallest Ferris wheel.
2011 has marked a steady rebound in visitor traffic to Las Vegas, the largest American hotel market. Domestic visitors have grown steadily while overseas tourists, encouraged by the relatively weak dollar, are responsible for an increasing percentage of visitors.
MGM Resorts International recently unveiled the first renovated rooms in its 2,568 room Bellagio main tower. MGM expects its million room upgrade project to be completed by December.
During the first six months of 2011 Las Vegas visitor count increased by slightly over 5 percent from a year ago, to 19.5 million, resulting in hotel occupancy up almost 4 percent to 87.5 percent.
International convention business is significantly better this year in contrast to the past few years when Las Vegas hotel convention business fell off sharply in response to the recession.
Las Vegas sports 169,000 hotel rooms which is almost 50,000 more than the number of rooms in Orlando, the next largest U.S. hotel market.
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Andreea Bocelli la hotel Bellagio
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A Comparison of Vegas Hotels
Article by Antoinette Ayana
The Strip in Vegas is notorious for two things: hotels and casinos. In most situations, the casinos are in the hotels and most visitors to Vegas end up seeing more than a dozen different types of accommodations while gambling their money away. But how do you determine which type of room is where you will end up at the end of the day (or in the wee morning hours) after the money is gone and it’s time to get a little shut-eye? How do you determine which type of accommodation is right for you and your holiday goals? While some of the monstrous buildings with lights may seem very different on the outside, there are a number of similarities that every resort on The Strip will have in common.
Pretty much every building with a door has a casino on The Strip in Vegas. As such, no matter where you choose to stay, it is likely that there will be some form of casino on the premises. This certainly does not mean that you have to spend all of your time gambling at your particular casino. Instead, it is a way that some hotels lure tourists that are not staying with them to spend money with them. Let’s face it, we can’t all afford to stay at the Bellagio or Wynn. But most of us would at least like to see the inside of the glamorous building and claim we have been there. In this way, casinos within accommodations allow tourists to experience things they might never see if they didn’t leave the confines of Circus Circus for the entire week.
While Vegas is defined as “the city that never sleeps” and “the city of sin” there are certainly options for travelers that would like to bring their children and families along for a holiday to the “oasis in the desert”. Circus Circus is one such example that is themed and geared toward family options. It is important to keep these distinctions in mind because the bachelor party may not want to book their reservations at Circus Circus if they don’t want to be surrounded by screaming kids at the all-you-can-eat buffet.
Many tourists like to choose their accommodations based on location within The Strip. As such, they will choose a hotel that is in the middle and closer to a little of everything instead of on one end or the other. Many elderly tourists will seek out hotels this way in order to cut down on walking or taxi bills.
However you choose your accommodations in Vegas, keep in mind that there is something for every taste and every budget. It is easy enough to compare all of the available options and customize a vacation that suits your needs.
About the Author
If you want a vacation that is a little more relaxed, you can visit hotels Playa del Carmen. To see what the hotels will look like before you visit go to: http://www.mayavilla.com/.
A Comparison of Vegas Hotels
Article by Antoinette Ayana
The Strip in Vegas is notorious for two things: hotels and casinos. In most situations, the casinos are in the hotels and most visitors to Vegas end up seeing more than a dozen different types of accommodations while gambling their money away. But how do you determine which type of room is where you will end up at the end of the day (or in the wee morning hours) after the money is gone and it’s time to get a little shut-eye? How do you determine which type of accommodation is right for you and your holiday goals? While some of the monstrous buildings with lights may seem very different on the outside, there are a number of similarities that every resort on The Strip will have in common.
Pretty much every building with a door has a casino on The Strip in Vegas. As such, no matter where you choose to stay, it is likely that there will be some form of casino on the premises. This certainly does not mean that you have to spend all of your time gambling at your particular casino. Instead, it is a way that some hotels lure tourists that are not staying with them to spend money with them. Let’s face it, we can’t all afford to stay at the Bellagio or Wynn. But most of us would at least like to see the inside of the glamorous building and claim we have been there. In this way, casinos within accommodations allow tourists to experience things they might never see if they didn’t leave the confines of Circus Circus for the entire week.
While Vegas is defined as “the city that never sleeps” and “the city of sin” there are certainly options for travelers that would like to bring their children and families along for a holiday to the “oasis in the desert”. Circus Circus is one such example that is themed and geared toward family options. It is important to keep these distinctions in mind because the bachelor party may not want to book their reservations at Circus Circus if they don’t want to be surrounded by screaming kids at the all-you-can-eat buffet.
Many tourists like to choose their accommodations based on location within The Strip. As such, they will choose a hotel that is in the middle and closer to a little of everything instead of on one end or the other. Many elderly tourists will seek out hotels this way in order to cut down on walking or taxi bills.
However you choose your accommodations in Vegas, keep in mind that there is something for every taste and every budget. It is easy enough to compare all of the available options and customize a vacation that suits your needs.
About the Author
If you want a vacation that is a little more relaxed, you can visit hotels Playa del Carmen. To see what the hotels will look like before you visit go to: http://www.mayavilla.com/.
An impressive display by the fountains outside of the Bellagio Hotel In Las Vegas, played to music by Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli
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