Dates of visit: September 7 + 8, 2025…read more We stopped over here on a previous trip to Vegas and noticed how quiet it was. This time when we came back, we definitely took advantage of that, playing for several hours between the two days, making our $41 really last (far more than it ever would on a slot machine!). I think we encountered maybe three people total across the two days so there was never an issue with having to wait to play a game and overall the "swipe" cost per play was very affordable. At the end we pooled our tickets for a bunch of candy that I definitely didn't need but naturally enjoyed immensely and the young lady that helped us with our tickets was very friendly. Definitely worth a couple hours of time if you're in the area!

We originally had a reservation for a lounge daybed (with a canopy) at the Paris pool on a Tuesday…read more However, the Sunday before our reservation I received a call from the Paris pool manager explaining that the Paris pool was going to be closed for maintenance but I could make a reservation at the Blu Pool at Horseshoe. While I was sad I was not going to be basking in the sun under the Eiffel Tower, the Blu Pool turned out to be a great pool. Same chill vibe as Paris & not a party scene like other pools in Vegas. The other guests we talked to while at the pool very friendly & nice. The staff was great & very helpful. Our waitress was attentive & overall amazing. I made a reservation for a lounge daybed, which I thought was the same bed that I had reserved for Paris. However, when we arrived at 11:00am the daybed I reserved did not have a canopy & all the canopy beds were already spoken for + all the shaded spots for non-canopy beds were already taken. I also found out the Planet Hollywood pool was also closed & allowing their guests to come to Blu as well. We had a great time at Blu but we were only able to enjoy it for a few hours due to being in the direct sunlight & heat. I wanted to spend all day at the pool so it sucks that I was only able to experience it for a few hours. My suggestion for those who need shade, get there when the pool opens at 9:00am to choose your spot. Once you choose your spot you are able to leave & come back as you please.

Love sitting at the Bellagio pools. Ordered a watermelon refresher. Light yet intoxicating.read more

First off, I highly recommend reserving daybeds at the Cyprus pool. It's an adult only venue with a…read moremagnificent fountain in the center of the 3 to 4 foot deep pool. It's a bit of an intimate setting, but I recommend bringing a high-end swimsuit and your Italian sun hat so you can look tres chic! The pool attendants are extremely hard-working and very attentive to the guests needs. They come and adjust your umbrella at your rented space without you even asking when the sun exposure changes. The breeze at the oasis pool is spectacular. The music is very relaxing and the whole place is chill. We ordered food and it came very quickly and was delicious. I will note that for the price, there is enough to share. All in all this would be a 10 star rating.

We went to pool and we were able on going to the different area because we got the suite tower…read moreroom. The service was great the waitress was good the food came out fast and the pool guy Diego was so nice to us it was really great we had a great experience with our family

Nice pool with daybeds and gazebos for rent. 2 primary…read morepools flanked with lots of lounger chairs for tanning and some shaded areas. A few hot tubs and smaller pools are also available. Pool bar offers mixed drinks, beer/seltzer buckets, and blended concoctions. Enjoyed the 32oz Miami Vice and Dole Whip drinks which were pricey at around $50-60 each after adding an extra shot of rum, tax and tip. Servers in red bikinis roam the pool deck. Pretty clean and there's music playing at a comfortable volume throughout the complex.

One of my favorite hotel in the sense that's it's smoke free. I love that... Now for the pool, you…read morecan't go wrong with it. There's three main pools that's all next to each other. One being adults only where the bar is situated. The other two are family friendly. Of course that tends to be where the kiddies are. Depending on when you get there, mid week tends to be ok with seating. Weekend, it does fill up pretty fast. Right when you enter the pool area, someone is normally there asking to see your room key and check your bags. To the right, is the counter where the towels are. Help yourself. It's also where you check in if you have cabana and lounges reservations. Depending on the time as well, the adults pool has the section near the walkway where it'll be shaded majority of the day. Very helpful for people who like the pool but need the shades. Along the front, on the right side there's lounges with umbrellas that can be reserved. It's along the front of the pool. To the left side, same thing but they're sun bed. I think they can accommodate three people. They also have umbrellas. Behind them are the cabanas with television and a whole set up. Great for groups as there's plenty of room. They do have umbrellas scattered throughout the pool area but it's first come first serve. Cocktail hostess do walk around with menus and to take order. Cocktails are pretty pricey but it's a given for a hotel and Vegas. Food, they're mainly your appetizer, sandwiches and salad. Something thats pretty easy to eat on the lounges. The bar area does have a water station where you can help yourself to some. The two pools that are by each other has a little section where you can just lounge, a waddling area that's connected to the pool. Main one right when you walk in tends to just all the family. That does get pretty busy. Hotels pools has its perks for some. I like to come to Vegas and lounge poolside and relax. I can do that at home but it hits differently when your in Vegas. I love that you can do that without the club thumping pool party music. Plus I don't think they host any pool parties. Overall, it's one of my favorite.

Definitely recommend getting there early as it does get very busy! We went Sunday morning and got…read morethere before the lazy river was opening to grab a lounge chair and people were already there. Pretty chill otherwise with music playing in the background. Definitely kids running and swimming in the lazy river which did get a little annoying as they kept splashing and jumping in. I do also recommend eating before you go as the 4 chicken tenders and soggy fries were $25.

Stadium Swim is a fun concept located in Circa hotel…read more It can be a maze to find the pool, but the signage in the hotel is pretty good. After a steep escalator ride, you enter the screening area where they have metal detectors and bag checks. I appreciate that they take security precautions, it definitely gives you a peace of mind. As soon as you walk outside, it is sensory overload! Between the massive screens playing a plethora of games, the loud music and the swarm of people, it can take a minute to adjust. Thankfully they have quite a few pools and chairs throughout the complex. They also have lounges and cabanas for rent. A huge perk of their pools is that they are heated, so you can enjoy them year round. As a VGK fan, that's huge since most of the season is in cooler months. The drinks are expensive, but comparable to other Vegas pool/day clubs. Overall this is a fun spot to catch your team on a massive screen while soaking your worries away.

1/5 -- Completely Ruined Our Night…read more I am extremely disappointed with how we were treated at Circa Resort & Casino tonight, September 13, 2026, around 7 PM. I was wearing my Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, which I have worn during MULTIPLE previous visits to Circa without ever having an issue. Tonight, we entered the property, went through security, passed the front desk, and continued inside without a single employee telling us the Meta glasses were prohibited. We were already inside enjoying our evening when security actually sought us out and told us the glasses were not allowed and that we had to leave. The security guard who approached us was a shorter male with dreadlocks who had been stationed near the bottom of the escalator. What makes this especially frustrating is the complete lack of consistency. We literally went through security wearing the glasses. If Ray-Ban Meta glasses are prohibited, why wasn't this communicated when we entered? Why did multiple employees allow us through, only for another security guard to seek us out after we were already inside? We were not causing a disturbance or creating an issue--we were simply enjoying our night in Vegas. Being approached and kicked out after already being allowed inside was embarrassing, frustrating, and completely unnecessary. If Circa has a policy specifically prohibiting Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, that policy needs to be CLEARLY communicated and consistently enforced at the entrance. Guests should not be allowed through security and into the property and then later be singled out and removed. We've visited Circa multiple times, and this has NEVER happened before. Unfortunately, one poorly handled and inconsistent interaction completely ruined our experience tonight and left us feeling extremely unwelcome. For a property that we've previously enjoyed visiting, this was incredibly disappointing and absolutely not how we expected to be treated in Las Vegas.

We're definitely fans of the Boulevard Pool at The Cosmopolitan! In a past life, we were into the…read morepool parties (#throwback to Marquee Dayclub) but nowadays I just want to lay around the pool with some food, some drinks, and some good music. We splurged on a daybed because we were celebrating our 10 year anniversary and the service was great! Alma was our cocktail server and she was friendly and accommodating. I enjoyed the Pineapple Dole Whip (rum infused) and scarfed down the light bites (hummus, shrimp tacos, and poke bowls) in between dipping in and out of the water. Since we didn't meet the minimum, we were able to use the remainder on a bottle of champagne and waters for our hotel. The best part about this pool is the view of the strip via Las Vegas Boulevard. The pool is positioned right across from the Planet Hollywood and has multiple vantage points of the strip due to its tiered layout.

We rented a daybed and the service and placement to the pool was superb. The vibe at the pool was…read moreawesome and there were chairs in the water also. Wonderful team took great care of us!

We did a cabana this weekend for a birthday celebration. I will start with how easy they made it to…read morebook the reservation(even immediately after just reopening their doors), in comparison to other locations I had been looking into. Pros-Love that they allow a party of 10. I believe we got cabana #2 and it had full sun all day(some other spots did not). Tons of towels available, Plenty of H2O in the fridge, & Service was great the first half of the day. Fairly easy to hit the $350 min with a group of 9! Cons-Service declined as the day went on(we had to go to the bar twice and request 1 of our 2 servers to even come by. My husband had to hook the TV up himself (& the remote was absolutely filthy..& barely worked). The servers were friendly, but when they took our food order, they did not alert us that it was basically last call to order food before the kitchen closed at 3PM. We ended up having to share our food since we couldn't order again. Also, I understand it is an all ages pool, but the music could also use an improvement. Overall...not bad for the pricing, but don't expect a "wild Vegas poolside experience", that's definitely not the atmosphere you will get here by any means. It is absolutely family friendly.

This is as basic as it gets for a pool on the Strip. There is only one pool so you got the adults,…read morekids, and party guests all in the same pool. I'm not much of a pool guy so it was no big deal for me. Room keys are required for pool access, and they don't allow you to bring your own drinks or coolers .Lockers are at the entrance if you need to store any personal items. I only noticed about a dozen cabanas, but you can rent one without a reservation. There was no DJ but the playlist of songs were fun ranging from MJ to Drake. No complaints. There is one large bar near the pool and an amenities pool shop that has pool floats, beach balls, & umbrellas available for rent. This is basically a pool for lounging around, which was fine by me. I just put my feet in the water and took in some rays . Servers are walking around taking drink and food orders . I didn't order anything but the prices looked pretty reasonable. The Roller coaster passed overhead every 20 minutes which was kinda cool to watch, but I can see how that might annoy some. Only one Jacuzzi

Went to the movie night at Cosmopolitan pool. It as such a great experience! We got cabana with…read morefriends, and it's so worth it. $250, and that is your money to spend on food and drinks as well. (So worth it with drinks being $25 each). Loved experience. A lot of people, and a lot of kids. Lifeguards.

Went for a dive in movie experience. It was very nice. Laidback vibes. Not too loud like other dive…read moreins, so you could actually hear the movie. Kids were there but definitely more fun f an adult vibe. The movie was Clueless, very much one of my favorite and brought nostalgic vibes. The weather was perfect for a night like tonight. The view was amazing. Get your cameras ready! Locals receive entrance for $10 and 3 hour free parking. Define recommend this dive in over the others.