The Venetian is not just home to Tao Beach, but they’ve got a larger pool that’s free to enter and is full of fun for all ages. If you want to go to the pool at the Venetian, it’s tucked into the third floor. That’s where the suites and restaurants are at. Guests staying at the Venetian will have free access to three different pools. This includes the lounge pool, which is only a foot deep and perfect for sitting and resting your feet in the water. The pool deck… [more...]
The Daydream pool at the M resort is on the smaller side, with the area holding about 350 people. There’s a rectangular shaped pool, lounge chairs throughout, daybeds and ten cabanas. Something neat about the Daydream pool that I haven’t noticed at others is a railing around the bar that’s made from ice. So you can set your drink on it and it will stay cold, which is important when it’s 100+ degrees out. This lush pool is open only Friday through Monday, is only open seasonally, and is only… [more...]
The Sunset pool at the Wynn attracts an upscale crowd who want to relax in style. European-style sunbathing is permitted here. In other words, females can take their tops off. There are euro beds and floating lily pads available for rent. Prices for those are $150 Monday through Thursday and $200 on the weekend. On Friday and Saturday a DJ spins techno and dance music, but this place does seem to stay away from playing rap and hip hop. This is an exclusive pool. It’s only available for guests who… [more...]
Skybar is an escape from the typical Las Vegas pool parties. It’s the exact opposite to Hard Rock’s other more well known spot: Rehab. You won’t find loud dance music here, people getting plastered and all the other rowdy action that is typical of the other pool parties. Guests of the Skybar lounge can enjoy an intimate, low key setting along with an amazing view that overlooks the Vegas strip. It’s free to guests of the Hard Rock Hotel and $20 for non guests. There’s also another Skybar in Los… [more...]
The Moorea Beach Club is located at the Mandalay Bay. This is an adult pool club that features an array of amenities such as poolside spa treatments, cocktail service and a DJ. To relax in, this private upscale venue has chaise lounge chairs, opium beds, day beds and pavilions. They used to allow topless sunbathing here but have recently changed their policy. Both hotel guests and non-hotel guests can come in here, but it’s going to cost a pretty penny to get in if you don’t stay here. Female hotel… [more...]
Azure, located in the Palazzo resort, is where high profile keeps a low profile. This pool club is open only Friday through Sunday. Fridays are “Femme Fridays”. You’ll find female DJ’s here on this day that’s all about the ladies. Saturdays are “Stereo Love Saturdays”. These days feature global house music that make you feel like you’re at a European beach party in Ibiza. Sundays are “Dolce Vita Sundays”. These days are an international brunch party with a menu created by Wolfgang Puck and feature house music from talented DJ’s… [more...]
The Vdara has a 40,000 square foot pool and deck area, with a main pool and several smaller surrounding plunge pools. The main attraction has to be the rooftop Sky Pool. It’s an impressive 40,000 square foot pool with a surrounding patio for sunbathing. This hotel was originally supposed to be residences, but instead it was converted to a hotel. That’s why the rooms here are unlike any other on the Vegas strip. Complaints of the pool include that it’s next to a parking garage, it gets windy and it’s… [more...]
The pool at the Palazzo hotel is located on the third floor. Guests of the Palazzo can enjoy their seven pools and four hot tubs. There are lifeguards stationed at each of their pools. Their pools are open year-round, but hours vary depending on the season. There are 380 lounge chairs so you can hopefully find a spot. As for the cabanas, there are 41 of them, which accommodate up to six guests. Next to the main pool there’s Solaro, a Wolfgang Puck restaurant to grab a bite to eat.… [more...]