Also, be sure to check out the manicured topiaries, a true Italian touch. However, the Bellagio strikes out with the light fixtures, which were evidently scavenged from a condo in Mission Viejo, California. In the lobby, the ceiling barely contains an immense blown glass sculpture that resembles Dr. Frankenstein's nasturtium patch. The conservatory and the behemoth fresh flower arrangements provide a Technicolor backdrop and overpower the modest de Koonings that hang nearby. I will say that I like the mosaics of flowers and insects on the floor.
Restrooms are mostly marble and brass, with gilt-framed mirrors.
There's not one comfortable chair, and none of the restroom luxuries I've come to associate with the moneyed classes. Bellagio has restaurants serving a range of cuisines, not necessarily theme specific. Steria del Circo serves fancy pizza, pasta, and seafood in the Italian tradition. The same as everywhere, except that the machines have nicer casings. I did notice, however, that every single nickel machine was occupied.