- [Debra] Do you wanna spend the day
at Caesars Palace Las Vegas pools?
In this video you'll see all seven pools,
learn which Caesars pools have the cheapest cabana
and daybed rentals,
the best pool to soak up the sun,
find out which pool you can use
if you're not a Caesars Palace or Nobu Hotel guest,
and learn which pool experience is right for you
to make the most of your Las Vegas vacation.
The five-acre Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis has seven pools,
45 cabanas,
65 days beds,
four swim up black jack tables,
yep, you can gamble poolside
best of both worlds, right?
And 832 loungers.
Caesars Palace Garden of the Gods is open daily
from 9 AM to 6 PM during pool season
which is March to October,
and from 10 AM to 5 PM in the off season,
November to March.
The pools at Caesar are free for guests
of Caesars Palace and Nobu Hotel.
Not staying at Caesars or Nobu?
You can pay a $20 per person admission fee
for the Venus Pool and Lounge depending on occupancy.
Or guarantee a spot at the pool
by booking a daybed or cabana.
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The first pool you see when you arrive
at the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis is the Temple Pool.
The Temple Pool is the iconic Caesars Palace pool
complete with Roman statues and fountains.
It's where most people hang out.
The round pool is surrounded by free, first come,
first serve lounge chairs and is family friendly.
There are 16 daybeds and five cabanas available for rent.
Pro-tip: Kids 14 and older can use the Temple Pool
without adult supervision.
But children younger than 14 have to be with an adult.
Next to the Temple Pool is the Neptune Pool,
named after the Roman god of freshwater and the sea.
The largest of the seven Caesars pools,
the rectangular shaped Neptune Pool
is the resort's party pool.
It's open to all ages.
You can book one of eight cabanas,
24 daybeds, or 32 deluxe lounge chairs.
One of the best things about
the Caesars Palace pools,
you're steps away from the action.
You can gamble while you're at the pool.
If you're jonesing for some table action,
the Fortuna Pool, named after the Roman goddess
of fortune and luck, has four swim up blackjack tables.
But you have to be 21 or older to use the Fortuna Pool.
Another pool that is 21 and older
is the Venus Pool,
named after the goddess of love and beauty.
The Venus Pool is the luxurious pool experience
at Caesars Palace.
The vibe is European resort.
♪ Loving the highs, don't mind the lows ♪
The seasonal adult only Venus Pool
+ Lounge is open to Caesars and Nobu guests.
Pro-tip:
The Venus Pool is the only Caesars pool
that non-guests can pay to use.
But you can book one of 12 cabanas,
the most of any pool at Caesars,
There are 15 daybeds, some with canopies,
and lounge chairs all for rent.
There are no free chairs at the Venus Pool.
Families seeking a quiet family-friendly pool
away from the action should head to the Jupiter Pool,
named after the king of the gods.
Pro-tip: The secluded Jupiter Pool
offers some of the least expensive cabanas.
Want to feel like a rock star or celebrity?
You can at the Bacchus Pool.
Formerly only for the exclusive
use of high-rollers and celebrities,
Caesars Palace Bacchus Pool
is open to anyone who books a daybed or cabana.
Named after the god of wine and ecstasy,
the second floor of Bacchus Pool
offers a VIP view of the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis.
Pro-tip: Like the Jupiter Pool,
it has the least expensive daybed and cabana rentals.
There are only eight daybeds and cabanas
at the Bacchus Pool, there are no lounge chairs.
If you're looking for the best pool
to soak up the sun and work on your tan at Caesars Palace,
you'll want to hang out at the Apollo Pool
named after the Roman god of sun and light.
Tucked away in the southwest corner,
you'll get the best sun
while enjoying a casual, intimate vibe.
Not sure which Caesars pool is right for you?
Here's how can figure it out.
Are you more of a party pool person
but don't a total bacchanal or day club experience?
Hang out at the Neptune Pool.
Is Lady Luck calling?
Do you need to get your blackjack fix poolside?
Head for the Fortuna Pool.
Want to be seen?
Want that iconic Vegas pool experience?
Hang out at the Temple Pool.
Bringing your children
and want a pool that's family-friendly?
Try the Jupiter Pool.
Don't wanna be around kids?
Want an upscale, serene day at the pool?
Or maybe you're not even staying at Caesars Palace or Nobu?
The Venus Pool is right for you.
Looking for a VIP treatment?
Book a daybed or cabana at the Bacchus Pool.
And if your ideal Vegas vacation
is soaking up the sun at the pool.
You'll want to spend the day at the Apollo Pool.
Of the seven pools at Caesars, which is your favorite?
Tell me in the comments.
If you want to watch another Vegas pool video,
click on this video on the Aria Pool.
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