Here’s what I do not want to happen to you: picture you’ve booked a hotel that’s claimed to have an indoor pool. I can guarantee you that none of these hotels have an actual indoor swimming pool.Īs you can see, it’s hard to find an indoor pool in Las Vegas, because aside from a few exceptions which I discuss below, they don’t really exist.Īll the hotels on the Strip have amazing outdoor pools, but I want to adjust your expectations, so you don’t show up having booked an indoor pool only to find an expensive hot tub that the kids won’t be allowed to enjoy. Searching google for “indoor pools on the strip” I found an Expedia listing that states that the following “Featured Las Vegas Strip Hotels” have indoor pools: When booking a hotel you must be careful while doing your research and do not completely trust all the information found on third-party booking sites. Upon getting to their website, it’s either a hot tub, an indoor spa with an additional fee, or sometimes there is no indoor pools to be found at all. These hotels are just a small sample of the results, other big-name hotels on the Strip also appear under the ‘indoor pool’ search filter but, in fact, do not have a true full-sized indoor pool. In addition, these ‘spa pools’ are for adults-only and require an additional fee to access them.

While a spa is great, it’s probably not the indoor swimming pool you were actually looking for. The ‘indoor pool’ they mention are in reality small dipping or soaking pools located inside the properties spa areas.

The problem with these results is that none of these locations actually have indoor swimming pools.

When using third-party travel sites (such as Expedia) to search for ‘indoor pools’ along the Last Vegas Strip, the results will include hotels like these:

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