9 Best Las Vegas Pools for Families & Adults! • This Week in Gambling

Summer is upon us. So this week in gambling, we’re looking at the best Las Vegas pools for families, which pools are best for adults, and which European style pools are really best for adults… if you know what I mean!

 

Summer in Las Vegas is about so much more than shows, food, and gambling. It’s also about lazy afternoons sitting beside the pool. So, we’re counting down the best Las Vegas pools for kids, the best pools to avoid kids, and even the best European style pools in Sin City.

First, if you’re traveling with your family, you might want to consider the Tahiti Village Resort with a lazy river, waterfalls, and swimming holes restricted to hotel guests. There’s a beach pool with a sandy entrance, poolside activities and entertainment, and even a kids club. At number two, it’s the Circus Circus with three outdoor heated pools for kids, and  Jacuzzi’s for mom and dad. Their splash zone water park is for hotel guests only with three 50-foot water slides, spill buckets, and water canyons. And don’t forget about the thrill rides inside.

At number one, the kid-friendly Mandandalay Bay Beach with multiple pools and activities, hot tubs, cabanas, daybeds, a lagoon, wave pool, inner tube rentals, and a heated lazy river. plus the Shark Reef exhibit inside the resort. Just missing our top three kid-friendly pools was the MGM Grand with cabanas and the lazy river. However, many reviews said the property is better for older teens rather than younger children.

When it comes to the best Las Vegas pools for adult, some come with peace and quiet, while others offer a party atmosphere. But if you’re looking to relax, head no further than the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis at Caesar’s Palace. More specifically, their 10,000 square f foot Venus pool. Caesars invites you to recover from the night before with cabanas, couches, and daybeds. There’s a full bar and bottle service and even poolside massages. Next, it’s the newly renovated Go Pool at Flamingo with VIP cabanas, inwater daybeds and couches, and complimentary poolside lounge chairs, plus five pools, a 30 seat swim up bar, a 50-foot rain curtain, waterfall, and high energy DJs seven days a week.

Topping our list of Vegas pools for adults was an overwhelming favorite. The rooftop stadium swim at Circa Las Vegas. Six pools are spread across three levels with cabanas, dayb beds, and live DJs. There are swim up bars, full food and bottle service. And don’t forget the 14 million megapixel LED screen. And the whole resort is 21 and older. An honorable mention goes to the three pools at Park MGM, which are not 21 plus, but one is for socializing and has DJs. The second is quiet and more sophisticated, and the last is more exclusive with a VIP section and a dedicated bar.

Finally, this week, the European style pools, which is to say topless, which are getting more and more difficult to find in Vegas after the Mirage closed and Caesars changed their Venus pool policy, which I find completely sexist considering some of the men I’ve seen walking around with their shirts off. At number three on our list of the best Las Vegas pools for baring it all (from the waist up), we have the pools at Win and Encore. These pools are exclusive for hotel guests and located in an intimate, quiet, and secluded area surrounded by palm trees. There are lounge chairs, daybeds, and villas with their own private plunge pools.

At number two, we head back to Mandalay Bay and the Moria Beach Club. This secluded pool is considered “top-tional” and comes with a laid-back atmosphere, cabanas, lounge chairs, cocktails, and live DJs. At number one, it’s the Lexi Las Vegas, which not only offers an exclusive guest only topless pool, but is the only Las Vegas resort that’s cannabis friendly. But be warned, some reviews say the building is old and outdated and that the pool area can be loud at night. So that’s out list of the best Las Vegas pools… what’s you’re opinion?

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