The Cosmopolitan Pool
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Our Review of The Cosmopolitan Pool
The Cosmo pool scene splits into distinct personalities, with the Boulevard Pool offering Strip views and a social vibe, and the Chelsea Pool staying calmer and more refined. The spaces are well designed and attract a fashionable crowd. Service is generally strong, though weekends can feel overly packed. It's one of the most consistently popular pool complexes in the city.
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Frequently Asked Questions about The Cosmopolitan Pool
When does the The Cosmopolitan Pool open for the season?
The Cosmopolitan's main pool season typically starts in early March, when the Boulevard Pool and Marquee Dayclub begin regular spring hours. The quieter Chelsea Pool often stays open on a more year-round schedule with reduced winter hours.
When does the The Cosmopolitan Pool pool close for the season?
The seasonal pools usually run through October into November, then Boulevard and the dayclub close while at least one heated pool remains open with shorter hours.
Does the The Cosmopolitan Pool have an adults-only pool?
Yes, Marquee Dayclub is a 21 and over pool party, and at times there are adults-focused sections separate from the family areas.
Is the The Cosmopolitan Pool kid-friendly?
The Boulevard and Chelsea pools are kid-friendly when they are open, although the scene can feel lively compared with more traditional family resorts.
Does the The Cosmopolitan Pool rent chairs or cabanas?
There are lots of loungers plus a wide mix of reserved seating, including daybeds, cabanas, and bungalows that come with bottle or food and drink service.
Is the The Cosmopolitan Pool open to non-hotel guests?
Hotel guests get pool access included, and non-guests can sometimes enter by booking a cabana or daybed, or by buying tickets or table service for Marquee Dayclub.