Last Updated on 01/08/2024 by Mike Waldron
Las Vegas has become a city known for its world-class entertainment and luxury but is now also known for some of the most exquisite resort pools in the world. Many of these world-class pools can be found at Caesars Entertainment owned properties within Sin city.
Below you will find short overviews for each of the pools at Caesars operated hotels. For additional specific information on each hotel simply click the link and it will take you to a dedicated blog post about that pool. I have personally visited each pool recently in order to provide the most accurate information.
Las Vegas pools have evolved from your basic swimming pools to expansive and intricately designed oasis-like settings. The Las Vegas pool evolution has also included pool settings catering to those guests looking for that vibrant adult-only pool day-club scene, complete with DJ’s and live entertainment.
On the other end of the spectrum, Caesars Resorts has recognized how more and more families are now choosing Las Vegas as a family holiday destination. Family friendly pool features including lazy rivers, and reasonably priced basic cabanas can all be found at Caesars hotel pools.
If spending time by your resort pool is an important part of your Las Vegas experience, then choosing the resort with the most appropriate pool setting may be an important decision making factor. I sincerely hope you find this information useful.
If you would like information on all of the Las Vegas MGM Resorts’ pools, you will find it in my MGM Resorts Pool Guide.
Some Key Questions You May Want To Consider
- Do you need to be a guest to gain access to the pool?
- Is the pool family friendly?
- Is there an adult only pool?
- What are the pool hours and pool season?
- Are lifeguards on duty?
- Is there poolside food and beverage service?
- Are outside food and beverages permitted?
- Is there poolside entertainment?
- Are daybeds and cabanas available?
1) Caesars Palace- Garden of the Gods Pools
Caesars Palace pool access is complimentary for guests of the hotel. Non-guests can gain access by purchasing a reserved seating option. Non-guests are also able to pay a general admission fee to enter the adult only 21 and over Venus Pool. Reserved seating at this venue is also available at a substantially higher rate.
The pool deck is open year-round but with reduced hours and services. Lifeguards are on duty.
There are 2 pools which are adult only. The Fortuna Pool is considered a gaming area with its swim-up blackjack, so no minors are permitted. The second is the Venus Pool which is Caesars Palace’s adult day club and adult Night Swim venue.
Although there are 5 pools which are considered family friendly, those guests with children wanting a lively pool experience may want to consider a more family oriented Caesars hotel such as the Horseshoe or Harrah’s.
Complimentary loungers are not available at the Venus Pool but reserved seating options are available at all 7 pools.
Poolside food and drink service is available, with elevated service for those guests with reserved seating.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109,
- Phone: 702-731-7280
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
2) Flamingo Pool- Beach Club and Go Pools
Access to the Beach Club pool, which is ironically the family pool, is restricted to current hotel guests along with guests staying at either the Linq or Cromwell. Access to the Go Pool is complimentary for hotel guests and can be accessed by non-guests with the purchase of a reserved seating option. All visitors to the Go Pool must be 21 years of age or older.
The pool is open seasonally, typically from mid-March through October. This however is weather dependent. Lifeguards are on duty.
Reserved seating is available at both pools and a portion of the price is in the form of a food and beverage credit. Poolside food service is available with elevated service to those guests renting a cabana. Outside food beverages are prohibited and a pretty thorough bag search is done by the security staff upon entry, at least at the Go Pool.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3555 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Phone: 702-733-3111
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
3) Planet Hollywood- The Scene Pools
Pool access is complimentary for current hotel guests. Non-guests can gain access with the purchase of reserved seating.
The pool is open seasonally, typically mid-March through October. These dates are weather dependent.
There are two pool at this resort. One of these pools is family friendly and has a “FlowRider” surfing experience right next to it. The second pool is for those guests 21 and over and has several blackjack tables on the pool deck. Not swim-up blackjack, but fairly close to the pool.
Poolside food and beverage service is available, but it was nice to go in and order directly from the air conditioned food and grill area to really cool off for a bit. Outside food and beverage are prohibited.
A variety of reserved seating options are available.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3667 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Phone: 866-919-7472
- 702) 785-5555
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
4) The Cromwell- Drai’s BeachClub Pool
Access is restricted during the week to Cromwell guests only. On the weekend non-guests may gain access by paying for reserved seating.
The pool is open seasonally, typically from mid-March through October. This is however weather dependent.
The entire pool complex is adult only. All visitors must be 21 years of age or older. Lifeguards are on duty.
There is no complimentary seating at this venue, even during the week, with the exception of a few bar stools at the bar. This is some of the best reserved seating I have seen in Vegas, but it does come at a price.
The weekends is when this pool venue really comes alive and the midweek tranquility transforms into one of the best Day Clubs on the Strip.
Poolside food and beverage service is available. No outside food and drinks are permitted. A very thorough bag check and metal detector process occurs even during the week.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3595 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Phone: 702-777-3777
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
5) The Linq- Influence the Pool at the Linq
The pool is open seasonally, typically mid-March through October. Lifeguards are on duty.
Pool access is complimentary for hotel guests. Non-guests are required to purchase reserved seating in order to access the pool deck. This is an adult only pool, all guests must be 21 years or older. Those hotel guests who are under the age of 21 are permitted into the neighboring Flamingo pool.
Poolside entertainment in the form of a DJ occurs on the weekends and the energy level can really get quite high.
Poolside food and beverage service is available for those guests with reserved seating. Guests using complimentary loungers can order their food and beverages directly from the pool bar. No outside food or beverages are permitted and a thorough bag search is conducted by security.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3535 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV, 89109,
- Phone: 1-800-634-6441
- (702)-835-5713
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
6) Paris Pool
Pool access is complimentary for Paris hotel guests. Guest from other Caesars resorts which have closed pools are welcome to use the Paris pool. Non-Caesars guests are required to purchase reserved seating in order to gain access to the pool deck.
The pool is scheduled to operate year-round but this is weather dependent. The pool was closed last March during one of my visits due to cooler than normal temperatures.
There is only one pool at this resort and it is family friendly. Lifeguards are on duty. There are a number of poolside games available but there is no poolside entertainment such as DJ’s. Overall it is a pretty tranquil pool experience.
Reserved seating in the form of daybeds and cabanas are available. This comes with poolside food and beverage service, including bottle service. The food menu selection on the deck is fairly limited but they do offer food delivery via Caesars Eats. Outside food and drinks other than Caesars Eats is prohibited.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Phone: 1-877-796-2096
- (702) 946-7000
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
7) Harrah’s Pool
Pool access is complimentary for hotel guests. Non-guests must pay for reserved seating in order to gain access.
The pool is open seasonally, typically from mid-March through mid-October. Opening and closing dates are weather dependent.
There are two pool at this resort. Both pools are for guests of all ages. The smaller pool which is located up a few stairs does tend to be more adult oriented and a bit more tranquil. Lifeguards are on duty at both pools.
Food and drink service is available, however, food service is only available Friday through Sunday.
Reserved seating in the form of daybeds and cabanas are available and do come with elevated drink service.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3475 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Phone:1-800-214-9110
- 702-369-5000
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
8) Horseshoe Pool- Formerly Bally’s
The pool is open seasonally, typically mid-March through October. These dates are weather dependent.
Pool access is complimentary for current hotel guests. Access for non-guests requires the rental of a daybed or cabana.
There are 2 pools at this resort and they are both available to guests of all ages. The pool deck is pretty large and the lifeguards seemed to be ok with guests moving the complimentary loungers to the location of their choice. Lifeguards are on duty at both pools.
Food and beverage are available and can be ordered thru the Blu Cafe. The menu selection is fairly limited. Outside food and drinks are prohibited.
Hotel Contact Information
- Address: 3645 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
- Phone: 1-877-603-4390
- 702-739-4111
- Hotel Website
- Map/Location
9) The Rio–
The Rio has recently been sold and is no longer a part of Caesars Entertainment. I have kept the link to my original Rio pool blog post but I am unsure what information in it will be accurate for the coming 2024 pool season. I will update the post with new information as it is made available.
