Boulevard Pool

Helpful Tip: Boulevard Tower; 3rd floor. Take escalator to 4th floorUseful Tip: Locals receive complimentary self parking up to 3 hours The boulevard pool DIVE IN movie was giving luxury cruise ship vibes during my recently Monday movie night . My friend girl and I enjoyed the big screen viewing of Black Panther while indulging in strong, delicious Don Julio Cadillac margaritas at not so wallet friendly strip pricing. Boulevard Pool offered tons of complimentary lounge chairs throughout the upper and lower pool area and towels. It was very peaceful to see plenty families enjoying the pool and views in a fun safe manor. Highly recommended! The DIVE IN movie is great way to experience the pool without staying at the hotel and that's a win especially for us locals!

Absolutely terrible service!! You're better off going downtown and being treated better. Boulevard Pool has gone downhill. They'll take your money, treat you like , demand you pay for it and kick you out. Would NOT recommend!!

This is about the pool & the, "Dive in Movies at Cosmo!" Basically, chillin' in the pool, while watching a movie. The pool was so warm! We were scheduled to see Aladdin (2019 version.) Been waiting for this. Never done something like THIS before; it was so exciting & fun! I'm in LOVE w/ this now, because of so many reasons!! Purple lounging chairs in the water. Can purchase food/drinks at the bar. Daybeds/cabanas available for rental purchase. We didn't do that, but the lounging chairs were totally fun. A beautiful view Cosmo has, especially at night of the strip at the pool area. $10 tickets for Nevada residence, $15 for non-resident, but the best part, just sign up for the, "identity rewards" & you can go to the "drive-in movies" for free. We will definitely come back again for this type of event. Worth it!!

I've been visiting the Boulevard pool for years and it's been up and down...the last visit during Covid operations went very well...There's multiple levels to pull up a lounge chair and hang out by the pool. We decided to go to the second level vs pool side because we wanted to be right under a pool umbrella for shade. The servers weren't coming up to our level but that was fine as this wasn't a drink heavily by the pool day. This time..=) We headed to the bar, when we needed drinksBar: One lone bartender and she rocked. Masked up and knocking down the line and getting the servers trays full quickly. I appreciated that she worked with a professional sense of urgency while still being friendly. The Dole Whip drink leveled up with some run is an absolute perfect Vegas pool drink on a hot day.Pool: The pool was chilly initially but after you submerge yourself it starts feeling pretty warm quickly. The water was clear, clean and not over chlorinated. There were families with children, couples, and groups of IG story tellers in all shapes and sizes. Everyone was chill and hanging out by the pool on a nice hot quiet day. I look forward to another pool day at the Boulevard on my next Staycation at the Cosmo. Cheers!

I could have sworn I reviewed this pool after my first stay here, but I realize I factored it into my review on the hotel itself. I'll go into more detail here over all of my visits from 2018 to present time.Narrowed my pool selection down to the Boulevard Pool, and I'm so happy I did. Made it down there around 9am; for I heard how crowded it can get, but I didn't have an issue even though it was an extremely hot day in July. I settle in on a lounge chair near where you pick up your towels, then I wandered the area. There were plenty of levels for lounging, a lot of them reserved with either daybeds or loungers. The only downfall for me was that there was no shade whatsoever. I waded around up to my ankles, then I decided to dunk myself in the largest pool. My favorite was the jacuzzi tub which I had all to myself. You could constantly wander around this area and find something new around every corner, be it the central bar or the quieter one, to the multiple tv area/pool table/gaming area to the many cabanas.I spent quite some time here, and by the time I was leaving, it was getting pretty packed. I did visit the other pools and declared I was too old for Marquee, yet too young for Chelsea, which appeared to be rather family-friendly at least on the day I visited. One day, I hope I can do the Dive-In movies they offer during the summer on Monday evenings.On subsequent visits, it was in December so this was transformed into the ice rink. I didn't participate but I was glad they let me wander the grounds so I could check out the huge blue Christmas tree.Most recently during COVID times (June/July), I stopped by but didn't stay. When you're here, you want to enjoy eating and drinking, going swimming and you don't want to worry about wearing a mask, which pretty much no one did, rather understandably so. I only lasted maybe 5 minutes before I decided to leave. I can only hope things go back to 'normal' but I won't hold my breath.

We weren't staying at this hotel but we came here for drinks and apps by the pool bar and it was definitely a vibe. I ordered guacamole and chips and I have the say, impressive. The guacamole was so fresh and tasted so good that I had to order more. The bartender was also friendly and provided good customer service. I would definitely come back again.

Full caveat that I only came here for an event. I did not go into the pool or request any poolside service for drinks or food. I also did not see the bill, I suspect that may have knocked down another star. I guess like all things Las Vegas Strip, you have to understand that you are not getting value. That said, I expected much better from a hotel that's on the newer side, the design of the area was pretty terrible.Pros:* It was nice having a private space for the event* Food was okay, not great, but good enough* The pool looked nice, but you are removed away from the pool (which may be a good thing if your event is not utilizing the pool at all)Cons:* The area is completely exposed to the wind; during our event, the wind got really strong and everyone ended up cramming in the inside area* The food setup is a little ridiculous - food is tucked away in a corner, in order to get to half the food, you need to squeeze by people coming out, terrible logistics* My main complaint is that drink service was ridiculously slow - for an event where you are paying by the drink in an open bar concept, how can you only have one person taking drink orders for ~80+ people? On top of this, the bar was located quite far away, forcing our poor server to shuttle back and forth. Near the end of the event, they finally brought out someone else to take drink orders, but it was too little, too late.

I had an amazing pool day! I book a daybed, the cost of it goes to F&B. I did this spurge for my sister's (early) 30th birthday and she was so excited and happy when she found out.We had a bunch of yummy drinks (some werent as amazing as others) but all of the food items we ordered were great. There were 3 of us and it really took all day to meet our F&B minimum.Service was fantastic all day long from the server and the other people helping. They would regularly rearrange our umbrella for best shade options.It was so nice to have a spot all day long to go back to. I'd book again for sure.

Post quarantine review: last visit October 2020Marquee Day Club was booked so we went to Boulevard. I was fine with the lounge chairs but my friends are bougie and insisted on getting a daybed on the water. In order to do that, we had to spend $600, that seemed like a lot of money for drinks and food. Until you see that a bottle of champagne is over $200. I guess that's normal Vegas through the eyes of a tourist? I don't know. The food we got was good. The guacamole was especially fresh. Breakfast burrito was 90% egg and not enough of the other stuff. Buffalo chicken fingers were unremarkable. But food is still better value than the drinks. Though some of their mixed tequila drinks were tasty. You're on the 4th floor of the Cosmo looking out onto LV Blvd. The crowd is overwhelmingly couples, not really music and not a party vibe at all. It's an okay pool to stand around and drink with your friends. The staff is adamant about reminding you to wear your mask at all times unless you're eating/drinking or in the water.

Went in April. It was quiet. Good poolside service. Well made drinks, and good selection. Limited vegetarian options, but food was good. Going back in June.