Pools

Ceasars Palace is a sprawling property that doesn’t skimp. If you have had a look at the Bacchanal Buffet, you know just what we’re talking about. This vast, seven-pool complex provides a number of areas, each unique, covering 4.5 acres of crystal blue water, gurgling fountain, and gorgeous landscaping. To make the most of the Garden of the Gods, you need to know what is exactly on offer. The Neptune Pool looking toward the Temple Pool in the distance. Read more…

The M Resort has made a name for itself catering to Las Vegas locals. Like the Studio B Buffet which is a hit with residents in the area, this luxury hotel south of the Strip offers a VIP experience without the tourist pricing. Locals even receive free or discounted admission (Tuesday is free all day). The M Pool with cabanas at the center of the action. I give the composition 5/5. Read more…

Practically a water park in its own right, the award winning Mandalay Bay Beach is focused on providing a memorable aquatic experience for all guests. Sandy beaches sit well with the tropical theme, and a 1.6 million gallon wave pool provides a fun diversion for the young and old, alike. The lagoon and quarter mile long lazy river are quite well made, visually appealing, and make use of the 11 acres of space. Read more…

The Red Rock out in Summerlin is one of the best off-off-Strip resort casinos in Las Vegas. And if the movie theater and Feast buffet are not enough to keep you entertained, the 3-acre pool boasts an island fountain and poolside blackjack. What we like is the lovely design of the pool area, which provides an open plan that still manages to keep areas separate. It is easy to claim your own little kingdom and never worry about crowding. Read more…

An off-off-Strip choice in Henderson, the Green Valley Ranch is a Mediterranean-inspired luxury resort. Offering an 8-acre pool area which is something to behold, it includes some great features and wonderful landscaping that help set it apart from the pack. The sand-bottom pool is a hit with just about everyone, and does give the feel of a real beach in case you couldn’t make it to your tropical destination. Read more…

This free rooftop pool with live DJs and two pool decks is a great option on a budget. But that means it can get a little crowded. The crowd can also get a little rowdy. The pool has its own FlowRider, so if you want to show off your boogie-board skills, you can do so in front of friends and strangers. You might even get lucky and find a deal to lower the price. Read more…

Trying to cope with the desert heat and blistering sun? Las Vegas has you covered with the best selection of pools and day clubs, from the finest resorts all the way to community pools. Whether it is a family outing that needs to be kid friendly, a luxurious day of rest and relaxation, or a party where you want to see and be seen, there is something aquatic for everyone – if you know where to look. Read more…

Golden Nugget is dead center of the famous Freemont Street, and one of the remaining landmarks of an older Las Vegas. But don’t get us wrong, it is updated and modern, and blends well with the needs of the hep and fresh. There is quite a lot packed into this tight area, and it is close to capacity throughout pool season. If you hate tight spaces and large crowds, it might not be the place for you. Read more…