We were here in August 2023. Probably everything has already been said, so I will be brief. The garden is inside the Bellagio Hotel and admission is free. Depending on the occasion/season, it is replanted. There's water splashing in it, music playing and it smells good. The best time to visit is early in the morning when it is not so crowded (which it will be during the day!). It's not too big but it's wonderful for photos. A little oasis in Las Vegas. You go through the main entrance and straight past the reception, it can be seen directly. As a special feature you can reserve the Garden Table to eat in a small pavilion (brunch at Sadelle's or Dinner by Michael Mina).

It is worth the visit, the work behind the decoration is enormous and every detail is very careful. The theme changes 5 times a year, during the seasons and at Christmas. I recommend visiting at very early hours when there is not so much public because the place is not very large and visited by many tourists, if you want to enjoy it and take good photos go very early... or very late, you know that Las Vegas never sleeps.

This area was beautiful, in a bright room! It was quite crowded when we went thru, so it was harder to take pics, with people standing in view of camera, blocking-out some of area we wanted photo of, but we managed. We took so many pictures of the displays. We noticed the rabbit theme, from last year, and at first thought it was regarding Easter coming along, the next month, but then realized it was regarding the Chinese Calendar, Year of the Rabbit! When exiting that area, after slowly moving thru there, we went a little ways away, to view the chocolate fountain, dripping lots of liquidy chocolate!

The Bellagio exhibits are worth fighting the crowds to view. During the Summer of 2024 the theme is hot air balloons! The creativity of the designers who constructed this exhibit is beyond measure! Enjoy the Bellagio- even if you aren’t playing in the casino or staying in the hotel.

Not only are the floral displays amazing but the artists who design these are incredibly talented. The flowers are lovely but the water features are great too. It’s a busy place and in some spots a line formed to take pictures. We really enjoyed seeing the colourful, floral displays.

I've seen a couple of them throughout the years and they always do an amazing job matching the theme with props and flowers. No matter when you go, it's always worth checking every time you visit to see what new setup they've made. Parking isn't very easy though, so I recommend Ubering or walking here, especially since you won't spend more than maybe 30 minutes.

The colorful magical display of butterflies, hummingbirds, teapots, hot air balloons, and beautiful girls dressed in ballgowns is breathtaking. The creative blend of flowers, water, music, and lighting is delightful. The conservatory & botanical garden are a treat for the senses that should not be missed when visiting Las Vegas.

The decorations started before you even enter the Bellagio, and it was easy to locate the garden area. The garden area was very popular, with plenty of people walking around and taking pictures at 10 am on Saturday. There was clearly a lot of thought out into the decor, but it was hard to enjoy it all with that many people.

Bring your camera, that's the best piece of advice I can share. Like the fountains out front the conservatory and botanical garden is a stop well worth your time. Tourists from all over the world are here taking pictures, and once you experience it you will understand.

Walking into the lobby of the Bellagio is a treat and the conservatory is just behind it. The display is changed regularly and we took in the spring 2024 one- lots of tea party imagery and real flowers. Lots of photo opportunities and it’s all free! A good way to spend 20-30 minutes.