The 14 Best Pools in Las Vegas

As the newest pool in town in 2024, the Oasis Pool deck at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas has thought of everything a reveler with discerning tastes could want from a Vegas pool scene. There are seven pools, five bars, two restaurants, a gaming area, and to top it all off, LIV Beach, a day club spin-off of the Miami Beach hotspot, LIV. The pool deck, like the rest of the resort, does its best to conjure up Miami Beach of the 1950s and the French Riviera with cerulean blue and white furniture, copious palm trees, a stunning white Art Deco-styled pavilion bar and La Côte, a restaurant serving French-Mediterranean cuisine with an expansive rosé all day wine menu.

While you might be far away from Italy, The Venetian’s pool deck does its best to bring a taste of the dolce vita to Las Vegas. The newly renovated pool deck is inspired by the Italian riviera and includes four large pools, a splash pad for children, and plenty of seating. The pools are also heated year-round so you can dip in whenever you like. Spritz, the all-day restaurant, has a menu that’s more American than European but the spritz options can be made bottomless. For those seeking to elevate their party, Tao Beach Dayclub at The Venetian takes you to a different locale entirely—a Balinese-inspired beach club anchored by a giant dance floor and bar.

Not quite into the relentless crowds of The Strip? The Red Rock Las Vegas pools offer a respite from the wild scene but with all the amenities and comforts you’d want to have poolside. The main pool is simple in layout but still has 19 private cabanas and poolside gaming, along with specialty cocktails and all-day food from the Sandbar Grille (there’s even a Dole Whip on the menu.) For adults, the Rouge Room is a 21 and up private pool with cabanas and lounge seating that makes it one of the most intimate pool scenes in Las Vegas.