Infinity pool hotels in Las Vegas

Crockfords Las Vegas is an infinity pool hotel in Las Vegas set inside Resorts World on the Las Vegas Strip, where it is one of three Hilton-affiliated hotels and part of LXR Hotels & Resorts. Its guests share Athena, the resort's infinity pool, with the two other hotels. Athena sits in the pool complex on the fifth floor and looks out over the Strip. It is adults-only, with entry limited to guests 21 and older, according to the resort's pool pages checked in 2026.

Crockfords also has its own pool, reserved for Crockfords guests and set apart from the busier decks; cabanas at this pool can be reserved by all guests. The wider complex includes the Main Pool and a family pool, with daybeds, reserved chairs and cabanas for hire, and visitors who are not staying at the resort can buy a day pass, as the resort's pool page showed in 2026. The pools are open year-round, weather permitting, from morning until early evening, and some close in the off-season.

The hotel has about 230 rooms, suites, villas and palaces, with a private entrance and lobby for check-in. Rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows facing either the Strip or the Las Vegas Valley and its mountains. The Crockfords West suites are served by their own private elevators, and Villa 66 is a two-bedroom villa on the 66th floor. The resort's AWANA Spa adds vitality pools and steam rooms.

Best for: couples 21 and older who want a quiet luxury base on the Strip with access to an infinity pool.

M Resort Spa & Casino is an infinity pool hotel in Las Vegas, set in Henderson at the southern end of Las Vegas Boulevard, well south of the Las Vegas Strip. Its main pool area, M Pool, is shared by all hotel guests and open to all ages. It has two heated infinity-edge pools, two large hot tubs, palm trees and tropical landscaping. The pools are shallow, with a wading area at each end, and day beds and private cabanas can be reserved.

The resort also runs DayDream Pool Club, a separate 21+ pool with its own infinity edge, oversized cabanas, an ice-railed bar and live DJs. In 2026, entry to M Pool is free for up to four people per registered room, and other visitors pay an admission fee. Guests under 16 must stay with a parent or guardian at the pool. M Pool is a seasonal pool that opens in spring, and during the season it is open daily from late morning until late afternoon.

The standard M Resort Room has floor-to-ceiling windows facing the Strip or the mountains, and bathrooms with a separate tub and shower. Among the suites, the Loft Suite is set on two levels with a bedroom loft upstairs, while the corner Flat Suite looks over both the Strip and the mountains. Spa Mio has 16 treatment rooms and separate men's and women's areas with steam rooms, saunas and hot tubs, for guests 18 and older. For dinner, Anthony's Prime Steak & Seafood is the resort's steakhouse.

Best for: couples and groups of friends who want a calmer resort base south of the Strip, with a 21+ pool club on site.

Conrad Las Vegas is the contemporary luxury hotel among the three Hilton-affiliated hotels of Resorts World, on the north end of the Las Vegas Strip. Its infinity pool is Athena, which Conrad guests share with the other two hotels, so the pool belongs to the whole resort rather than to Conrad alone. Athena is part of the fifth-floor pool complex and faces the Strip skyline. The pool is adults-only: the resort's pool pages, checked in 2026, state that guests must be 21 or older to enter it and the surrounding area. Pool chairs, daybeds and a VIP Pool Bungalow with a misting fan and TV can be reserved at Athena, and the deck also hosts live blackjack in the open air.

Guests under 21 use the rest of the complex, which includes the Main Pool, the Bimini Pool and a family pool, with daybeds and reserved chairs available to book. The pools are meant for hotel guests with a room key, and the resort's pool page listed a day pass for visitors in 2026. Pool access runs year-round, weather permitting, while some pools close in the off-season. The separate Crockfords pool is reserved for Crockfords guests.

Conrad has nearly 1,500 rooms and suites, and the resort bills it as the largest Conrad in the world. Premium rooms measure about 550 square feet (51 square meters), with a king bed or two queen beds, an entertainment wall with a TV, a minibar and a refrigerator, and a glass walk-in rain shower. Room types face either the city or the Strip. Art commissioned for Resorts World hangs in the rooms and public spaces, and the AWANA Spa, the casino and the restaurants are inside the same resort.

Best for: couples 21 and older who want an infinity pool with Strip views and a modern room in a large Strip resort.

On the north end of the Strip, Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World is an infinity pool hotel in Las Vegas with more than 1,600 rooms, one of three Hilton hotels inside Resorts World. Its guests share Athena, the resort's infinity pool, with guests of Conrad and Crockfords. Athena sits in the fifth-floor pool complex, which is reached from the Hilton lobby elevators, and it looks out over the Las Vegas Strip. The pool is adults-only: the resort's pool pages, checked in 2026, say guests must be 21 or older to enter Athena and the area around it.

The rest of the complex has no age rule on the resort's pages. It includes the Main Pool, the island-themed Bimini Pool and the Sunkissed pool, with Agave and Bimini Bar serving food and drinks on the deck. Loungers are free on a first-come basis, while daybeds, reserved chairs and private bungalows at Athena can be booked for a fee. The pools are for hotel guests with a room key, and visitors could buy a day pass in 2026. Pool hours and seasonal openings change through the year. The separate Crockfords pool is kept for Crockfords guests, but its cabanas can be reserved by any guest.

Hilton rooms are Deluxe Rooms, and some categories add a city view, a Strip view or a wider panoramic Strip view. Each has a sitting area and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a vanity with an LED mirror. AWANA Spa, with six vitality pools and steam rooms, is inside the same resort, along with the casino and the restaurants.

Best for: view-chasers who want a Strip-view room, and couples 21 and older who plan their pool days at Athena.

The Citrus Grand Pool Deck is the outdoor centerpiece of Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino. It sits above the casino at third-floor level, with the hotel towers rising beside it. Its infinity pool is shared by all hotel guests, with the downtown skyline and neighboring casino towers in view. The hotel bills the deck, which covers more than 35,000 square feet (about 3,250 square meters), as downtown's biggest rooftop pool. It is an infinity pool hotel in Downtown Las Vegas, near Fremont Street and away from the Strip.

Pool access is included for hotel guests, and in 2026 the pool opens daily from morning until early evening. The hotel keeps it open all year round, not only in the summer months. Around the water are shaded cabanas, daybeds for groups of up to four, a grassy lounge area, a restaurant and a full bar, plus backyard games such as cornhole. Cabanas and daybeds can be reserved.

Rooms are split between the Casino and Grand Tower and the Gallery Tower. The Gallery Tower has a boutique, art-led style and, in select rooms, an augmented reality mural viewed through an iPhone app. In the Grand Tower, most Grand Studio rooms are corner rooms with city or mountain views, and the Grand one-bedroom suites add a living room and two full bathrooms. All rooms are non-smoking, dogs are allowed in Grand Deluxe rooms, and guests must be at least 21 to check in.

The property also has a casino with table games, slots and a sportsbook, several restaurants and bars, and a fitness center open around the clock. Best for: couples and casino-focused travelers who want a year-round pool deck close to Fremont Street.

Three pool venues make up the Pool District at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, a resort at the center of the Las Vegas Strip. Its two hotel pools, Boulevard Pool and The Chelsea Pool, are outdoor pools on raised decks above street level, and the resort describes the district as overlooking the heart of the Strip. From the Boulevard deck, the view takes in the Strip's Eiffel Tower replica and the neighboring hotel towers.

Boulevard Pool is the social choice, with upbeat music, closely spaced loungers and daybeds, and summer movie nights shown on the resort's marquee screen. The Chelsea Pool is quieter: a leafy space inspired by the desert landscape, with separate seating areas that give more privacy. Both pools list daily hours from morning until early evening (checked in 2026), and hours can be shorter outside the summer season. Both rent cabana and daybed seating with prepayment; cabanas come with a dedicated server. Marquee Dayclub, the third venue, is a separate dayclub for guests 21 and older, not one of the hotel pools.

Rooms have a residential style, and the terrace categories open onto private terraces. The Fountain View studios and suites, including a Wraparound Terrace Suite, look over the Bellagio fountains and the Strip skyline. The resort also has a spa and salon, a casino and restaurants such as Scarpetta, Jaleo and Zuma, plus The Chandelier bar.

Best for: groups of friends who want a lively pool scene in the middle of the Strip, and travelers who want a private terrace with Strip views.

Circa Resort & Casino is an adults-only resort on Fremont Street in Downtown Las Vegas, and everyone who enters must be 21 or older, hotel guests included. Its pool is Stadium Swim, an outdoor amphitheater with six pools on three tiered levels, shared by all hotel guests. It sits on an open-air deck above the casino, with the hotel tower rising beside it, and every level faces a 12 meter (40 foot) tall high-definition screen.

The screen shows major games, from pro and college football to hockey and fight nights, and some days bring DJs or concert events. Around the pools are swim-up bars, hot tubs, hundreds of lounge chairs, daybeds and cabanas. From November through February, all six pools are heated for the Winter Swim season, with the upper pools at 40 C (104 F). Circa bills Stadium Swim as the only pool amphitheater in Las Vegas open all year, and the deck is open daily from morning until late evening.

In 2026, each room includes two general admission passes for every night of the stay. Lounge chairs are first come, first served, while cabanas and daybeds are reserved in advance. Rooms have city views and king beds with Serta Prestige mattresses, and the Flex King adds a couch that converts into a second king bed. Legacy Club, the resort's cocktail lounge high above the city, has panoramic views of the Las Vegas Valley and an outdoor fire pit, and the casino has a sportsbook with multi-level viewing.

Best for: sports fans and groups of adult friends who want to watch big games from the water.

The Cromwell reopened as The Vanderpump Hotel in 2026, a boutique hotel with 188 rooms and suites at the corner of Flamingo Road and Las Vegas Boulevard, on the center Las Vegas Strip. Lisa Vanderpump designed its rooms and public spaces. The pool is Soleia Beach, a rooftop pool deck 11 stories above the Strip, where palm trees surround the pools and hot tubs and the views take in the towers of the center Strip.

Soleia Beach is a seasonal pool, open daily from mid-morning until late afternoon during the Las Vegas pool season. In 2026, entry is free for hotel guests and loungers are first come, first served. Daybeds, cabanas and bungalows can be reserved in advance, and cabanas add a TV, food and drink service and access to private pool areas. Visitors who are not staying at the hotel must be 21 or older and need a daybed, cabana or bungalow reservation, unless they are locals with a Nevada ID.The hotel's own pages disagree on whether hotel guests under 21 may use the pool, so families should check before booking. The hotel presents the deck as a relaxed alternative to the usual Strip dayclubs, with a full bar and a cafe menu served poolside.

Rooms follow Lisa Vanderpump's industrial-romantic style, with moss green and dusty lilac tones and gold accents, and each has a white noise machine and blackout drapes. Suite Connector rooms join two rooms for groups. On the second floor, GIADA, the Italian restaurant of Giada De Laurentiis, has Strip views and retractable windows, and Drai's nightclub occupies the basement. Best for: couples and groups of friends who want a small, design-focused hotel with a rooftop pool on the center Strip.

An eight-acre backyard of lawns, palms and vineyards is the center of Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa Casino, a casino resort in Henderson, south-east of the Las Vegas Strip. Its heated sand-bottom pool has a beach entry, a jacuzzi and distant views of the Strip, and it is open daily all year. The pool is shared by all registered guests, who show their room key at the Towel Hut. Children are welcome at the pool.

Pool days revolve around loungers, daybeds and private cabanas, with food and drinks from the Sandbar Grille served at your lounger. The pool is open from mid-morning to early evening. According to the hotel's 2026 pool page, visitors and locals can enter for a daily fee, with adult and child rates and higher prices on weekends, or reserve a cabana or daybed. Free fitness and yoga sessions take place in the backyard in some seasons, by RSVP and only for guests 21 or older.

The rooms were remodeled, and the new designs debuted in late 2025. A Resort King room measures about 495 square feet (46 square meters) and looks over the backyard vineyards, the pool and the Strip, or over the city and the surrounding landscape, depending on the room booked. The full-service spa and salon has a private lap pool and houses the fitness center, and the resort adds a casino, nine restaurants and a concert venue.

Best for: year-round swimmers and travelers who prefer a quieter spa resort in Henderson, with distant Strip views, to a hotel on the Strip itself.

The Nuala Pool is the center of The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa, a lakefront resort in Henderson, well east of the Las Vegas Strip. It is an outdoor pool area on two levels by the shore of Lake Las Vegas. The upper pool looks out over the lake and the resort's beach, with a whirlpool beside it. The lower pool sits next to the beach and has a waterslide, and the resort says it was designed for all ages. The resort lists the upper pool as heated, with lifeguards on duty and no extra pool fee for hotel guests.

The lower pool is seasonal, while the upper pool stays open from morning into the evening, and the resort hosts special evening events at the pool. Private cabanas can be rented on both levels. The seasonal Pool Grille serves sandwiches, salads, frozen cocktails and kid-friendly dishes, with drinks served across the pool area. Near the lower pool are a mini-golf area and a basketball court, and the resort's own lakeside beach opens in season.

All rooms and suites have the Westin Heavenly Bed, and the resort offers rooms with water views. Suites and Casbah Villas are also available. Marssa Restaurant serves steaks with lake and mountain views, and the new Ah Spa by Ageless Humans offers massages, including couples treatments. Guests can also play Reflection Bay Golf Club, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course with lake and canyon views.

Best for: families who want a waterslide and a lake beach, and golfers planning rounds at Reflection Bay.