Las Vegas is hot, super hot. The best way to cool off and spend part of your day is at the pool. All the hotels have a pool but some are definitely better than others. Here are what we consider to be the best pools in Las Vegas.
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Best Hotel Pools in Las Vegas
Cosmopolitan Boulevard Pool
Cosmopolitan has several pools, but its Boulevard Pool is exceptional. You can sunbathe, eat, play pool or video games, and more. Not to mention the killer views of the strip. Check today’s rates.
Palazzo/Venetian
Enjoy the glitz and glamour of one-of-a-kind pool experiences at Palazzo and Venetian! Dive into a world of fun with 10 luxurious pools, from family hangouts to lively cabanas. Get captivated by vibrant fountains in an oasis spanning five acres – perfect for your next getaway on The Strip.
Best Pools in Vegas for Families
Mandalay Beach
During the summer Mandalay’s 11-acre pool and beach area is a great place to take the kids. The swimming pool is quite enjoyable because the water is heated.
The wave pool is the best hotel wave pool in Vegas. The waves are strong and there is a height restriction of 48 inches. This means if your kids are shorter than that, they will not be able to use the wave pool without an adult.
The lazy river is heated too and is a decent length around. It is only 3 1/2 feet deep. The hotel does not provide tubes to float in, but they will sell you an expensive tube, so be sure to bring your own!
Non-Hotel guests are welcome to The Beach with paid admission. Valid Monday – Thursday. Please call Cabana Reservations at 877.305.3136 for reservations and questions. Subject to availability. Blackout dates: July 2-8. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Golden Nugget
Get ready to make a splash at The Tank at the Golden Nugget! With its thrilling 30-foot waterslide through a 200-gallon shark aquarium that you can swim around and a relaxing infinity pool, it’s perfect for families or an adults-only getaway.
Savor sea life at the main pool with drinks at H2O Bar & Grille nearby. Or take things slow atop level three where eight plush cabanas await – plus a bar stocked with your favorite beverages. An unforgettable aquatic adventure awaits! Expedia has Golden Nugget rooms for $49 and Orbitz has rooms for $59.
Trump Las Vegas Pool
Unlike many of the hotels, the Trump hotel only has one pool. Because it is one of the smaller hotels and does not have a casino it tends to be a little more low-key. There’s usually a DJ. Check current rates.
Caesars Palace Pool
Whether you’re looking to take a dip in one of their luxurious pools or lounge around and soak up the sun, Caesars Palace pools have something for everyone. With amenities like cabanas, daybeds, and bars, these pools have become one of the most popular attractions in Vegas. The atmosphere is full of fun and relaxation – perfect for getting away from it all. Check current rates.
Wet ‘n’ Wild
Wet ‘n’ Wild water park is one of the best selections for fun-filled vacations. This waterpark is loaded with plenty of adult slides, kiddie pools, rides for teens, and many more to make family holidays more amazing. Get tickets.
Cowabunga Bay
There’s no better way to beat the Vegas heat than by spending a day at Cowabunga Bay water park! With its vast array of slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers, not to mention a multitude of food and beverage options, this is undoubtedly one of the best pools around in Sin City.
Whether you want to lounge poolside with a delicious cocktail or show off your skills on some thrilling water attractions, Cowabunga Bay is sure to provide a memorable experience that will keep you coming back for more. Get tickets.
Best Pools in Vegas for Adults
Day clubs are all the rage in Vegas and have been for quite some time.
Marquee Dayclub Pool
Hanging out at the Marquee day club during mydivorce party.
The Marquee Dayclub pool is a lively beach club for adults. By day it exudes a lounge-like feel, while at night it transforms into an extension of the nightclub. They will check your bags as you enter. If you have any prescriptions in your bag you will be turned away.
You can book your tickets to Las Vegas now and spare time to visit some of these famous pools around. There are lots of amazing amenities surrounding the area, and you can ensure a fully relaxing appeal. Book a VIP Vegas Day Club Crawl!
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