It’s officially pool o’clock—do you know where your swimsuits are? Whether seeking revelry or relaxation, these fresh Las Vegas beach clubs are all the buzz.
The infinity pool at Resorts World Las Vegas features primo Strip views. PHOTO COURTESY OF RESORTS WORLD LAS VEGAS
Launched in September, Azilo Ultra Pool is SAHARA Las Vegas’ new 35,000-square-foot swim destination where 10 cabanas, three bungalows, 11 daybeds, 14 lily pads and three bars off er plenty of places to post up and enjoy signature sips—like the Azilo Smash or Watermelon Sugar High. One of the crowning jewels in the hotel’s $150 million refresh, Azilo dazzles with an LED wall that spans more than 10,000 square feet, where DJs, sporting events and more are displayed in larger-than-life style. Bottle service, including Champagne, beer and wine, gets the party started while breakfast, brunch and snack fare—don’t miss the poke nachos—ensure you’re fueled up for the memorable day ahead. azilolasvegas.com
Th e brainchild of nightlife moguls Mio Danilovic, Jason “JROC” Craig and Michael Fuller, Élia Beach Club transports its guests with decor and ambiance inspired by popular travel destinations including Mykonos, Tulum and Miami. “At Élia Beach Club we are trying to create an energy—an energy that not only lives uniquely in the space musically, but also in the way the venue feels,” says Craig. “An energy and vibe in a different lane than your typical Vegas pool experience.” Tropical, world and deep house music played by live DJs fills the air as partygoers cool off in the Mediterranean-style pool or enjoy shade in myriad private cabanas. eliabeachlv.com
With space for up to 3,000 guests, TAO Beach Dayclub returns with a brandnew look this spring PHOTO: BY ROCKWELL GROUP
With more than 10 years of experience, Encore Beach Club at Wynn Las Vegas knows how to throw a party. Private cabanas, daybeds and temperature-controlled pools all make for an unmatched Las Vegas aft ernoon—or night as the destination also hosts fetes at its pool once the sun goes down. Book VIP bottle service and dance with your best pals to the live tunes of frequent performers Marshmello, The Chainsmokers, Diplo and more. For the ultimate Wynn experience, purchase tickets to the annual Art of the Wild, a weekend full of house and techno performers that will take over both Encore Beach Club and XS March 18 to 21. wynnlasvegas.com
Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas embraces its locale in the entertainment capital of the world with a full outdoor entertainment experience. Grand cabanas, infinity-edge glass dipping pools, flat-screen televisions, and tasty food and cocktail service amplify the sunny setting, where its lineup of entertainers includes DJ Pauly D, Greg Lopez and Lema. For those who can’t get enough during the day, Marquee Nightclub continues the party well into the night with the same electric vibe. marqueelasvegas.com
Azilo Ultra Pool at SAHARA Las Vegas transforms into Azilo Ultra Lounge when the sun goes down. PHOTO: COURTESY OF SAHARA LAS VEGAS
Since bigger is always better in Vegas, Resorts World Las Vegas’ 5 ½-acre pool complex stands as the largest elevated pool deck in the area. With seven unique experiences, this spot offers sun-kissed fun for guests of all ages thanks to its family pool, VIP pool, main resort pool and cabana pool. The reservations-only, 21-and-up VIP pool is ideal for relaxation as it boasts its own dedicated bar, daybeds, cabanas and primo skyline views while Ayu Dayclub provides an oasis inspired by Southeast Asia for revelers. Visit on Sundays to experience Moonbeam, Ayu’s pool party that channels Tulum and Ibiza with live performances by The Martinez Brothers, Themba, Zhu and more. Carl Cox will kick off Ayu’s anticipated opening March 13. pool. rwlasvegas.com; zoukgrouplv.com/ayu
Live large at Circa Resort & Casino’s Stadium Swim. Its six pools—heated up to 104 degrees when the temps dip—include two swim-up bars with 30 surrounding cabanas. Its 40-foot HD screen elevates both game day and live DJ sets while sips like the Tropic Like It’s Hot wet your whistle. Its poolside menu also promises to satisfy when hunger strikes with sliders, tacos and snacks galore. circalasvegas.com/stadium-swim
It’s out with the old and in with the new at TAO Beach Dayclub, where the beloved destination has received a tropical, Balinese-inspired makeover at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas. This two-year renovation is now complete and ready for pool season with 21 private cabanas—seven of which include private plunge pools—and a state-of-the-art sound and lighting system where superstars Alesso and Fisher will serve as this year’s resident DJs. Doubling its original size to a whopping 44,000-square-feet, the new venue was designed by award-winning global architecture and design firm Rockwell Group. Indulge in an expansive menu of TAO favorites poolside, including its famous seafood towers, sashimi and hand rolls. taobeach.com
One of Las Vegas’ largest—and most iconic—aquatic wonderlands is found at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino. Wet Republic exceeds all daytime expectations with 54,500 square feet of space featuring saltwater pools, individual dipping pools, a playground of party cabanas, spacious daybeds and deluxe chaise lounges. Renowned DJs—including Lil Jon, Party Favor, Kaskade and Steve Aoki—come from around the world to entertain at this Strip-side pool destination. wetrepublic.com
Reach new heights at Drai's Beachclub, Las Vegas' unparalleled dayclub experience. Set 11 stories high on the rooftop of The Crownwell, this spot offers picturesque views of the Strip in addition to luxurious cabanas and pool parties. Performers like Ludacris and 50 Cent rock the 35,000-square-foot club, which can best be enjoyed from the 75 VIP tables. With two full-service bars, Drai is the ultimate Vegas destination for its daytime and nightlife scene. draisgroup.com
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