Pool At Aria

I’m a laid back person and the pool at Aria was perfect for me and my boyfriend. We stayed there and so we got in for free.
There are three big pool (not that deep) and one jacuzzi area. The pool area was bigger than I expected with plenty of chairs. The drinks were good and refreshing (definitely pricey but it’s Vegas). It’s also family friendly for those who have kids.

Chlorine was so strong in the pool my skin lost all moisture! I’ve never been in a pool where you could feel the chlorine strength before.
Besides that, the pool service was slow. We didn’t see our server between 1045am and 1230 so we actually left and went elsewhere for drinks.

Got a cabana and Freddie was the best host we can ask for!
You need a cabana on those hot summer days. Sitting in the sun for more than an hour will burn you up.

There are 3 oval shaped pools at Aria and a hot tub. My friend had booked a cabana, which was super nice. Since they were all pitching in for the drinks at the very end, I decided to just hit the bar on my own and pay for myself, I didn’t bring enough cash to pitch in for cabana drinks. My favorite thing about the cabana was the misters outside next to the lounge chairs. Felt so good to take a nap with mist drizzling above me.
Now the pool is rather small to me. I am a fanatic of swimming pools. To top off the water was a little warm. I felt they could have done so much more with this space. Endless river, one huge pool, etc… If my friends didn’t have the cabana, I think this pool is just ok.

Beautiful set of pools and hot tubs. Nice landscaping with palm trees and exotic bushes.
However — not enough shade!!! Lots of chairs, but they quickly filled up. People would claim them with towels and never return.

A pitcher of mojitos before noon, perfectly shaded pool chairs, really nice server, no annoying kids (or adults)… Having a great time at the Aria pool (regular, not Sky Pool or Liquid)!
FYI: On a Friday morning, we came at 11am (pool opened at 9) and quickly found two chairs together, but it was almost full.

i came for my bday. big mistake. got a mai tai. and even tho it was my bday i had to pay $ 20 for it. i couldnt take more then 2 sips it was soo nasty. this is why i dont drink in vegas. they dont know how to make a proper drink. they also dont have pools they are like 2 foot wading pools. huge epic fail. i deffinitly wont come back.

Great little place with multiple pools. Waiters and waitresses are hard working and try to meet your every want.
Get there early. Seats go fast.
Clean and friendly.
Good staff… Jocelyn is great if happen to sit in her area.
Just relax and enjoy the service.

We got in free because someone gave us passes to Liquid (the day club). Once we realized it was $ 30 per person and provided no advantages we decided not to go in. By that point we were already in the pool area so we just stayed! Sweet loophole (I don’t feel bad because it was the front desk’s idea).
There are three pools. One was closed. It was fairly crowded but we were able to find five lounge chairs together (in the shade).
Service is great and beers were only $ 7 each which wasn’t bad for a craft beer on draft at a vegas hotel bar (sin city brewing even makes a special IPA just for aria that was pretty good).
Pool was nice and super shallow. Lots of lifeguards for no reason but oh well. You are allowed to brig drinks to the pool and waitresses will take your order poolside. They are very friendly and attentive.
Stopped by jacuzzis on the way out. There are three and they are large.
Come prepared! Sunscreen was $ 18 and it is sunn and hot.

Thoroughly uninpressed by the pools. There isn’t enough space to accomodate the amount of patrons they have. There is nothing distinctive or special about the pools, landscaping, or anything else there. The lounge section is hyped up to be all exclusive but in reality it’s a big dud.
The staff? Well they work for the Aria, so to continue the theme, they are mindless zombies going about their daily duties.

The ARIA offers several pools for their guests to enjoy. The pros: super relaxing– remarkable view– great music– and A+ poolside service!
The cons: overpriced cocktails (almost $ 20 for a 16 oz), and I’m not a fan of the hours they stay open (9AM-​6PM).

They have a few pools. I was there with my family. The best one for families is the one that is zero entry — 3 ½ ft. It has small fountains for the kids to play with. Water is warm and clean. Many lounge chairs but kinda challenging to find some in the shade, so bring hats, sunglasses and plenty of sunscreen. The pool provides towels as you enter. And don’t forget your room key as you need it to get into pool area. There is a Starbucks conveniently located before you head to the pool area so you grab some snacks and café drinks. Or bring your own. The Pool Bar provides drinks and lunch food too.

Three pools– confidence builders, all of them. No hot, skanky girls. Just real folks… sometimes too real. Here’s a challenge– ask anyone in the pool where the nearest restroom is.

Located on the 2^nd floor promenade, the Aria has 5 pools to offer. It also has «The Liquid pool lounge» which is a club-​type atmosphere pool, located just next door.
When you come out the double doors into the pool area your automatically given «two» towels. I’m guessing one is for the chair (to lay on) and the other for you to dry off with. The pool areas also have fresh cold water stations that the staff regularly changes. The pool temperature wasn’t bad either. It wasn’t cold and it wasn’t warm. I don’t like it when the water is too warm it feels like your in a jacuzzi. Beware of the chlorine though, it will ruin your clothing. I had a pair of $ 80 shorts that got dis-​colored because of it.
Of course the pool drinks are over priced like all the other pools in Vegas. I normally stick with beer but a hotel staff member recommended the boysenberry mojito, said it was very refreshing. I ordered two «small» mojitos and my total was a buck shy of $ 40!
I drank that thing soooo slow hahaha. I wanted to taste every dollar. It wasn’t bad for a mojito but I’ll stick to the beer.
Also conveniently located nearby is a restroom facility (behind the bar). Very well kept for a pool restroom.
P.S.
Beware of the «guy» with his shorts shoved up his ass tanning each individual butt cheek! Barf!

$ 250 for a cabana + a dedicated server + a bluetooth stereo + misters+ 4 chaise lounges+ poolside massages = perfection on a 104 degree monday in Las Vegas.
Its definitely the way to go.