Year-Round Pools Winter Pools in Las Vegas: List of Resorts which Offer Them & Bewares
Year-Round Pools Winter Pools in Vegas: yes, thankfully there are several Vegas resorts that allow us to enjoy this amenity (and rightfully so, otherwise what are we paying the high resort fees for?) Closing time can be 6pm, 5pm or even 4pm; in the last winter, Caesars Entertainment resorts had either completely closed off pool areas or they were operating with restricted times; even the beautiful Caesars Palace pool was closed, though accessible if you wanted to walk around it. Vdara too seems to have closed its pool area this year, in winter. So unfair on its guests.
Thankfully Aria still has one of its 3 beautiful pool areas open and fully operational, with plenty of guests enjoying themselves in it; Mirage too, had its smaller pool area open in the middle of winter, with people using it. But, to our shock, Mirage told us in 2020 that their winter pools are not heated; in the same breath they also told us that nobody is using them. Of course! They are cold!
Moreover, what I have often seen in winter is resorts closing their pool area, despite being ‘Year-Round Pools Winter Pools’ in Vegas due to unfavorable weather; so, whilst in theory you can enjoy your pools and pool areas (such as heated Jacuzzi areas or heated pools), if it rains or it’s windy it’s more likely than not that the resort will keep the pool area closed during the ‘worse’ weather. Perhaps less so in the more ‘upscale’ resorts, but more so on the mid to low range Vegas resorts with the exception of some otherwise budget resorts (ironically).
Resorts offering Year-Round Pools Winter Pools in Vegas:
Aria (not all 3 of their beautiful pools, but at least one, and the pool area in general still feels well kept, bright and airy, with one functional outside jacuzzi though I really dislike being seen by buffet goers through their huge windows), Bellagio, Encore, Four Seasons, Venetian, Circus Circus (but double check by phone just in case), Excalibur (though they tend to close it or at least close it much earlier when it’s windy, for example, and frankly any excuse seems like a good excuse); Hooters, Hotel32, Mandalay Bay (one pool section open only, though I have seen it closed in winter for the same weather reasons explained above – the ‘sand & surf’ area is closed in winter), Luxor (in part), MGM Grand, Skylofts and Signature at MGM Grand, Tropicana (in parts), Gold Coast (they have a heated jacuzzi tuba open all year round with the adjacent pool, pleasantly heated. Gold Coast is by far my favorite in winter in terms of pool amenities: quiet, available and open until 10pm! A real gem in this respect. You will often find me there in winter! Best Pools in Vegas – Best Pool Parties in Vegas – Best Topless Pools in Vegas – Shopping in Vegas – Weather in Vegas – Video on Las Vegas Winter Bewares with regards to pools and weather – Real Vegas Videos (which include videos of many Vegas resort pools).