I was recently at the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas, and while visitng
the restroom in the hotel I noticed a very cool urinal screen. The
urinal screen had a clothlike texture and I believe was designed to
prevent splashing while using the urinal. I have been trying to find
what this urinal screen is called or who makes it but have had no
luck. Let me know if you have any questions.

Hmmm. I've been to the Bellagio, but not recently, and I don't recall
the lavatory accoutrements. If no one here can answer this question,
the next thing would be to contact the hotel itself. I'm sure they'd
be more than happy to know that they're pleasing their customers.

This photo shows the urinals, but the screen doesn't appear to be made
out of a cloth texture.
http://www.urinal.net/bellagio/

The photo at http://www.urinal.net/bellagio was taken in March 2001.

Here is another link:

http://www.crappersquarterly.com/reviews/lasvegas.htm

Bellagio Hotel 

"Stalls feature real marble stall dividers, gold fixtures including
the door handles, a nice entrance way and lots of tasteful artwork."

The objects in these photos appear to be run-of-the-mill holders for
the urinal cakes, much like I've seen in many restrooms. Since the
pics are a little old, perhaps there's been a new invention introduced
to replace the older devices.

On a tangential note, I used to see (in bathrooms some orders of
magnitude below those at the Bellagio) urinal devices called "Peecture
Pads". They were placed in the urinal basins, were made of durable
pink rubber, and would have drawings printed on them of various
unpopular characters from global politics.

Just a quick update: I was at the Bellagio again just a couple of days
ago. I saw nothing peculiar on that day about the urinal screens in
the public lavatories.