Cover Charge: Varies depending on events, but regularly only on weekend nights
Topless: Yes
Celebrity Hangout: Occassionally
Food: Food and drinks available
Back when the topless pool trend all started, it was
just Caesar’s Palace
versus the world. Well, maybe not the entire world, but
Caesar’s did start the topless trend in Vegas and
continues it each season with the Venus Pool Club. Bonus—usually
weekdays are cover charge free, a rarity among most other
European-style pools such as Moorea
and TAO Beach.
Cabanas, daybeds, and ample lounge chairs are available at the Caesar’s Palace Venus pool, as is a bar and food menu. Check out the flavored mojitos for a special treat. Surrounded by white columns and desert foliage, four pools, a lap pool, as well as a unique 10,000-square-foot round pool turn the Venus pool Las Vegas into a desert oasis. You don’t even have to put on your own sunscreen here. For a fee, the spa staff will apply it for you! Or you can get the usual spa fare with a massage or relaxation treatment poolside. While there is sometimes a DJ turning up the Venus pool party, usually this is more simply the Venus Pool Club—a place to relax among the Romanesque columns and calming white décor.
