Bellagio unveils stunning new suite designs (États-Unis)
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Bellagio unveils stunning new suite designs (États-Unis)
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Catégorie : Amérique du Nord et Antilles - États-Unis - Économie du secteur
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The first Las Vegas casino hotel in AAA history to earn Five Diamond status, Bellagio once again raises the bar for excellence with a contemporary $60 million suite redesign that reflects the feel of an upscale residence while providing the comforts of a luxury resort.
Located in the Bellagio Tower, the dramatic new look of seven suite types – Salone, Bellagio, Cypress, Tower, Penthouse, Lakeview and Grand Lakeview – combines high styling with high-tech amenities. Each of the resort’s 512 suites now create a welcoming statement through s umptuous textiles, dark woods and a rich, neutral color palette. Soothing hues of beige and espresso are accented with vivid color from deep reds to vibrant ambers. Cool Italian marble provides the perfect contrast to warm mahogany furnishings while breathtaking views of Las Vegas seamlessly balance the drama of contemporary works of art.
Proving its commitment to exceeding guest expectations, Bellagio offers such indulgent in-suite conveniences as high-speed Internet access, iHome clock radios, DVD players, multi-line phones, fax machines and flat-screen, high-definition televisions. Additional amenities include laptop safes, fully stocked minibars, automatic draperies, plush slippers and robes as well as twice-daily housekeeping visits including nightly turndown service.
Pairing high-tech amenities with the warmth of home, Bellagio’s stunning suite redesign exemplifies the beauty, elegance and luxury for which the resort is known.
“Guests of Bellagio expect the very best and the new suite décor envisioned by MGM MIRAGE Design Group will impress even the most discerning customer,” said Bellagio President Randy Morton. “From the comfort of lavish furnishings to the ease of modern technology, no detail has been overlooked.”
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