Mouthwatering Swimming Pools in Las Vegas

The squad had an awesome time at wet republic. We were celebrating a bachelor party and couldn't have asked for more! Our VIP host Brian Pfeiffer set us up for an awesome time, his cell number is 773-459-8133. Highly recommend checking him out if you need a cabana or table at this pool, he set us up exactly right! And wet republic was a blast.

We came on a Sunday with no special guest, so it wasn't terribly crowded but still had a good amount of people. There was no line, so getting through was super quick and easy. There is a water fountain near the club entrance, so you can refill water bottles. Ladies on the guest list get free drinks for an hour at a set time - vodka/tequila + soda/juice, and it was pretty quick to order drinks. There are locker rentals for $20 for the day. There are also cubbies around the pool to hold small things if you aren't worried about getting them stolen. The music was solid, vibes were vibing, but the heat was no joke. It was 100 degrees when we went, and there was limited seating with shade outside of getting a section. Overall, Tao was really fun, and I would recommend it!

Decided to step out for a weekday pool lounge day and settled Liquid Pool due to the music selection advertised (hip-hop/R&b). The pool is at the Aria. Upon arrival prior to 3PM you can find a promoter to obtain free guest pass or could also obtain guest passes online prior via Google search. This pool is more on the smaller side compared to some of the other Vegas pools/day lounges. I like it this way because it's more intimate and creates a welcoming environment for all. They offer day beds/cabana rentals surrounding the pool or locker rentals where you can store your belongings while you swim and lounge around. Also, when you get in the pool area they give you towels to utilize while swimming. The vibe was nice however the music wasn't completed as advertised. It was less hip-hop/r&b and more mash up of edm and pop selections. Overall, it was okay but I did not stay too long before deciding to go elsewhere to lounge and not charged with hefty fee from daybed rentals and less than ideal music selections. If you're staying around the Aria/strip, you should give this pool a try for a nice mid day lounge selection but make sure you find a way to obtain guest pass as paying for this pool unnecessary and not worth it.

The Palms Casino in Vegas is separated into three separate towers: The Fantasy Tower, The Ivory Tower (which are right next to each other) and Palms Place, which is connected by a tunnel. This pool is for the Palms Place, thus its name. It's much smaller than the Palms Pool for the two towers. It's much more relaxing, a bit quieter as it doesn't have club music blasting throughout the day. The pool is accessed at the 6th floor, next to their spa. Towels are available for your deck chairs. The pool isn't deep, I believe about 5 ft at its deepest end. There's an area where it's very shallow, and this is where they place patio furniture for the party weekends or special events. On weekdays, it's safe for the kids. The pool itself is shaped like an "L", so depending on the time of day you want to lay & bake, the shadow cast by the Palms Place Tower will force you to move ... you'll see what I mean. There's a bar and a cocktail waitress, or you can try not to be lazy and walk up to the bar yourself. Lunch can also be ordered from the adjoining restaurant, Cafe 6. Although I never ordered from them, it does look like they make a huge juicy burger.If you're looking for the Vegas like, action packed, tatooed jocks and hot girls in tiny bikinis kind of pool, this is not it. But if you prefer a more mellow pool, family friendly smaller pool ... check this out. * yes, use sunblock! You know how the Vegas sun gets.* self serve water near the bar so you don't faint.* return used towels to the hamper, next to where you picked up clean ones. * weekends are not as relaxing. music is louder, more people and a bit more party atmosphere.