We visited Aria, Las Vegas back in November. It was warm enough to swim, but late enough in the season for the scene to be non-existant. Not sure what it would be like on a weekend evening, or mid-summer, when the Vegas pool party scene is in full swing. On …
Here’s a link that’s both refreshing and depressing at the same time. Refreshing because it’s not another list of the ten best pools this half or that half of the equator. Depressing because, errr…well, it’s from Vegas Chatter about the WORST pool in Las Vegas. Check out their web site …
I’m sure if you’re a hotel or casino (or pretty much any sort of business) in the city of Reno, Nevada, you’re darn tired of being compared to that other bright lights, big city in the desert. According to Wikipedia, Reno is the most populous city in Nevada, outside of …
Turns out you can use a number of Las Vegas pools without actually being a hotel guest. Check out this great LA Times roundup of options. Some, like the pool at Caesars Palace are somewhat affordable ($20 per person), while the Mandarin Oriental requires cabana rental, starting at a hefty …
While the pool at the MGM Signature probably isn’t the best pool in Vegas, or even all that noteworthy, it came to my rescue during a somewhat uncomfortable situation and I am therefore forever grateful. We drove to Vegas from Los Angeles one November weekend, and after the looong, unseasonably …
THE GOLDEN NUGGET is currently at the top of our hotel pool wish list. Smack in the middle of this famous old-school downtown Las Vegas casino is The Tank. It’s a $30 million complex featuring a three-story waterslide, 15 private cabanas and a shark tank. Yes, I just said …