Whatever the reason you have for visiting Las Vegas, you’ll surely want to chill out in an afternoon in a nice pool. Check out our list of the top five best hotels pools in Las Vegas for an amazing and unforgettable experience.
- The Tank At The Golden Nugget
- Stadium Swim At Circa Resort
- Citrus Grand Pool At Downtown Grand
- Encore Beach Club At The Wynn
- Resorts World Las Vegas Pool Complex
This pool runs through a 200,000-gallon shark tank. You can swim up to the side of the tank for and have a selfie with the shark, how cool is that?
If you want some privacy, the Tank also has private cabanas on three separate pool decks. If you’re not booked in their hotel, you can still enjoy their pool by paying a fee.
JULIANA SHALLCROSS, CNTraveler says, “The Golden Nugget is unique in that it actually delivers an in-pool experience. Its main attraction, which is open to non-hotel guests for a fee, is The Tank: Swimmers slide down a 30-foot water slide, through a 200,000-gallon shark tank aquarium. Once they’ve splashed down into the main pool, they can blissfully swim under faux waterfalls and peek into the aquarium from the shallow end, before drying off at a blackjack table. There’s also a separate 21-and-older pool, called The Hideout, located on the third-floor rooftop, with an infinity pool and its own bar, H20. Cabanas and daybeds are plentiful at both pools, although they do require reservations and cost an additional fee. (Much like Vegas hotel room rates, those prices vary wildly depending on the day of the week or the weekend you choose.)”
The Stadium Swim pool is a pool deck at Circa Resort and Casino. This gigantic pool sits beneath the huge sports screen of a 40-foot by 143-foot display. Sports lovers can have a cool dip while watching their favorite game.
Vegas Experience says, “Game day pool parties will never be the same once you watch one at Stadium Swim. The LED screen is 40-feet tall, stretches 143-feet diagonally and boasts 14 million megapixels. If you visit when the Vegas Golden Knights are playing an away game, you might even catch the VGK mascot, Chance, and the Vegas Vivas cheerleaders leading the festivities. It’s the next best thing to watching a game in-person. Well, maybe it’s even better. Sports arenas don’t have six temperature-controlled swimming pools, do they?”
This pool at the Downtown Grand has won an award as the best rooftop pool in Las Vegas. With its 35,000 square feet of space to party with neon lights. They also offer backyard games to play with your friends.
Vegas.com says, ‘The bright green, yellow and orange décor gives off a happy, summertime feel. In addition to the infinity pool, there are lounge chairs, private cabanas, and daybeds with umbrellas, as well as grass seating. Amid the park-like landscaping, you’ll find an outdoor tent filled with communal picnic tables and a fire pit. Citrus also boasts tables for blackjack, a stage, and a restaurant and bar. Many of the meals include fresh herbs from the pool’s garden. Also, the fresh-squeezed spiked lemonade is a bar favorite.”
This hotel knows how to treat its guests who want luxury. The Encore Beach Club opens an all-day and all-night pool with live and world-class performances.
Vegas.com published, “This is that club that you notice when you’re driving or walking past Encore on Las Vegas Boulevard and you think, “I wonder what it’s like to be in there?” We can tell you that when you get in there you’ll think, “Wow. I totally deserve this level of amazing because I’m that cool of a person.” OK, we might be a little full of ourselves, but Encore really is that great.
The space is surrounded by gorgeous cabanas with all the luxury elements you’d expect from a Wynn property like temperature control units with misters, balconies in the back with views of the Strip, and bungalows with private bathrooms. When you’re not in your cushy cabana, bars lay on either side of the club so you never have to walk far to get a drink. And with the attentive staff and stellar service you might not even have to stand up to get a drink if you’re willing to pay for bottle service or a bucket. And if you’re choosy, the liquor selection is truly huge.”
This brand new 5 acres panning pool complex is one of the largest elevated pool decks in Las Vegas. You can choose party and swim in any of the seven pools.
If you’re visiting with family, you can opt-in for the family pool with water features the Bimini pools with lawn games that children can enjoy.
Michele Robson of Forbes, says” The pools are one of Resorts World’s main attractions, with the Vegas strip’s only infinity pool plus the largest pool complex on the Strip with seven pools in total. The infinity pool requires a daybed or cabana reservation to sit by it. There’s also the family pool, the Bimini game pool with submerged loungers and hot tub, the main pool, and a cabana pool.”