Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool
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Our Review of Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool
The pool at Horseshoe is shared with Paris, so the vibe is more resort-generic than themed. It's a large deck with a simple layout and a good amount of open space, though some parts feel a bit dated compared with newer builds. The crowd skews casual and touristy, and service tends to be hit or miss. It's perfectly serviceable, just not memorable.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool
When does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool open for the season?
The Blu Pool at Horseshoe is seasonal and usually opens in mid March when the main Vegas pool season starts.
When does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool pool close for the season?
It typically runs through about mid October and then shuts down for the colder months.
Does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool have an adults-only pool?
There is no dedicated adults-only pool, and the scene is more laid back than a dayclub.
Is the Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool kid-friendly?
Yes, kids can use the pool with an adult, and the deep end plus simple layout makes it feel like a classic hotel pool rather than a water park.
Does the Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool rent chairs or cabanas?
You can reserve lounge chairs, daybeds, and cabanas around the deck if you want shade and service.
Is the Horseshoe Las Vegas Pool open to non-hotel guests?
Hotel guests get free entry, and non-guests sometimes get access by booking a paid lounger or cabana or through third-party day pass offers, depending on the season.