Just because you are planning a stop in the casino gambling capitol of the world doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a dip in one of its fascinating water adventures. When we think of Las Vegas, we don’t necessarily think of Las Vegas pools, but the fact is, most hotels in Vegas come with a splendid poolside luxury, scattered about the city limits and beyond. Booking a stay at a Las Vegas hotel with a pool is a great idea for family vacations, and you would be hard pressed to find more exquisite swimming arrangements anywhere else in the world.
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The Orleans pool offers a quieter, less crowded pool experience than most other pools, since the property is not located on the busy Las Vegas Strip. Furthermore, the pool at the Orleans is set in a lovely garden where you ...Full Review
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The rooftop pool at the California is cool because it’s up on the roof of a 13-story tower. The 20 X 40-square-foot rectangular pool itself is nothing spectacular. The thrill is being so high above the city that you can ...Full Review
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The Tropicana Resort & Casino pool complex spans five acres and includes three pools, waterfalls, and lagoons, all lavishly landscaped to give the feel of a tropical setting. The main pool is a 12,000-square-foot pool with a deep end of ...Full Review
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The Monte Carlo offers several options for pool time recreation. The Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino includes four pools set amidst lovely landscaping and waterfalls. The lagoon pool offers swimming, a wave pool for splashing good fun, a 520-square foot ...Full Review
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Caesar’s Palace refers to its pool area as the "Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis", and it truly is remarkable. The property has also just added onto the space with an expansion project, making the setting even more memorable. The ...Full Review
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The Plaza Hotel & Casino is unique in the fact that most Downtown Vegas hotels do not offer pools and fitness centers. The Plaza does, however, have a year-round rooftop pool and sundeck atop the roof of the Plaza Casino. ...Full Review
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The Imperial Palace does have an outdoor pool with adjacent Jacuzzi. They do offer complimentary towels and have snack and beverage, as well as lotions, for sale. While the pool is seasonal and closed during the winter, the Jacuzzi is ...Full Review
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The octagon-shape Paris Pool is located at the base of the Eiffel Tower at the Paris Resort & Casino. The two-acre rooftop pool provides for a beautiful pool setting surrounded by French gardens, a roomy sundeck with whirlpool, a poolside ...Full Review
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Harrah’s Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas has a decent pool area, but don’t book your room here if you are planning on spending a lot of time poolside. The Olympic-size pool is nice, but there is not a lot ...Full Review
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The Hard Rock Hotel Pool is one of the hippest and most popular pools on the Las Vegas Strip. It is particularly notorious for it infamous Sunday party, “Rehab,” which starts yearly in mid-April and runs through the summer season. ...Full Review
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