Bellagio Las Vegas pool: 5 pools, the Cypress adults’ deck, cabana prices and the winter months

The Bellagio Las Vegas pool courtyard holds 5 Italian-style pools behind the casino, plus the reservation-only Cypress Pool for guests of 18 and over. Loungers are free for hotel guests while they last; paid seating, open to anyone, runs from $105 for a chair to $2,250 for a cabana.

Source checked 4 October 2026: Bellagio, Pools & Cabanas: hours, ages, Cypress Pool and rules

Updated 13 October 202612 min readHow we write the guide

Bellagio’s main pool in its courtyard: white umbrellas and loungers along the water, clipped hedges and the hotel tower behind

Who the Bellagio pool suits

Why spend the day here

You want a calm swimming day in a formal garden, heated pools when the weather turns, breakfast at the poolside café and, for adults, the quieter Cypress deck with its own hosts.

Seating and prices

When to look next door

You want a party, a lazy river or easy shade: the pool page lists no dayclub or river, guests write that the places in the shade go early, and the Saturday listing we read had no Cypress cabana or daybed left to book.

Other pools

An Italian garden behind the casino

Bellagio’s pools were designed as a villa garden: water, clipped hedges and cypresses, a few steps from the slot machines.

The courtyard is newly renovated, and the resort describes it as inspired by the Palladian villas of Italy, with topiary sculptures and bright flower beds (Bellagio). Visit Las Vegas counts 5 pools, 2 of them heated, 4 whirlpools and 2 lap pools, with a misting system and 4 bars.

The newest corner is the Cypress Pool, for guests of 18 and over and by reservation only, with cushioned loungers under umbrellas, 3 private cabanas and hosts who walk you to your seat and serve food and drinks through the day (Bellagio). In August 2026 a guest who went 3 times praised its relaxed pace and its staff by name (Google reviews).

Bellagio runs no dayclub, and its booking calendar calls its days simply «Weekdays» and «Weekends at Bellagio Pool» (booking site). Guests notice the difference: one in August 2026 found the pools relaxing where others on the Strip feel loud and chaotic; another, the same month, wrote that anyone looking for a pool party should stay elsewhere (Google reviews).

Winter is the open question. Las Vegas Then and Now, asking each resort for winter 2026–27, was told that Bellagio’s pool complex stays open, with pools taken out of service for maintenance now and then; Like Where You’re Going says the 2 larger pools stay open and puts the water at 84°F, the warmest on the Strip by its count. The resort itself publishes no winter hours or temperature, and its booking calendar offered nothing for Monday 11 January 2027 (booking site).

A day at the Bellagio pool, from 8am to 6pm

Hours and prices from the resort’s pool page and its booking site, read on 4 October 2026, for an ordinary day in early October.

8am

The first pool opens

Selected pools open at 8 and the rest at 9 (pool page). On weekends that month there is free yoga or Zumba on the deck from 8am to 9am, for up to 40 people, booked through the spa on 702.693.7472.

9am

Claim a lounger, or check in

Free loungers are a hotel guest’s, as space allows. Cabanas and the Cypress deck check in between 9am and 11am; the booking site asks every paid seat to arrive by 9 (booking site). A guest in September 2026 wrote that the 2 large pools are 3.5 feet deep and that the shade goes to whoever arrives early (Google reviews).

12.30pm

Lunch at COMO

COMO Poolside Café & Bar serves from 8am to 4pm, with grilled salmon piccata, spicy tuna rolls and watermelon Bellinis, and asks for a cover-up (COMO). Nothing brought from outside is allowed at the pool, food or drink.

2pm

A massage on the lounger

The spa sends therapists to the pool, to a lounger or a cabana, for hotel guests only; book on 702.693.7472 (pool page). A guest who had a massage by the pool in September wrote that the place felt a world away from the Strip (Google reviews).

5pm

Cabanas and Cypress close

Cabana and Cypress seating ends at 5, and the booking site sells every paid seat as a full day from 9am to 5pm (booking site). The resort’s own page gives reserved chairs and daybeds until 7pm; the 2 disagree.

6pm

Last swim

The pools and the jetted hot tub close at 6 (pool page); towels and water are handed out at the pool, a German guest noted in August (Google reviews).

Bellagio’s pools and the nearest others

The pool courtyard sits behind Bellagio’s casino, entered beside the Gallery of Fine Art. The Cosmopolitan’s pools are next door to the south; Caesars Palace’s Garden of the Gods is across Flamingo Road to the north.

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Bellagio pool courtyard5 pools, the Cypress deck and COMO’s café
The CosmopolitanBoulevard and Chelsea pools, and Marquee Dayclub for 21 and over
Caesars PalaceGarden of the Gods: 7 pools and swim-up blackjack

Bellagio pool seating and prices, from the resort’s booking site

Every paid seat on MGM’s pool booking site for Monday 5 and Saturday 10 October 2026, read on 4 October, before tax and service.

On the booking site

Reserved chair on the main deck, with an umbrella: $125 on both days
Bellagio Pool Daybed for 4: $150 on Monday, $200 on Saturday
Florence Spa Cabana for 10, by the spa: $375 and $500
Verona Resort Cabana for 10, outside the main deck: $500 and $600
Milan Premium Cabana for 10, on the main deck: $650 and $925
Chairman’s Cabana for 25, a double cabana with a private whirlpool: $1,800 and $2,250
Cypress, 18 and over: a chair at $105 or $120, a daybed at $250 and a cabana at $800 on Monday

The Bellagio pool rules

From the resort’s pool page, read on 4 October 2026, with what other sources add.

Hours	Pools and jetted hot tub 9am to 6pm every day, selected pools from 8am; cabanas and Cypress 9am to 5pm
Hotel guests	Free seating, based on availability
Visitors	May reserve paid seating, says the pool page; a guest in August 2026 found the pool area kept for hotel guests
Age	16 and over, or with a parent or guardian of at least 18; the Cypress Pool is 18 and over, by reservation only
The pools	5 Italian-style pools, 2 of them heated, 4 whirlpools, 2 lap pools, misting and 4 bars
Cabanas	Up to 10 guests, check in 9am to 11am; the Chairman’s Cabana takes 25
Cancellation	24 hours’ notice
Food and drink	At extra cost, from COMO and the pool bars; no outside food or alcohol
Smoking	Not allowed at the pools
Poolside massage	Hotel guests only, on 702.693.7472

The room that comes with a free lounger

Hotel guests can use the free loungers while spaces last. Visitors book paid seating from $105 for a Cypress chair or $125 on the main deck.

A Spa Premier King room: a king bed with a pale headboard, bedside lamps and a seating corner

A Resort Tower King room: a king bed, an armchair and a desk by a wide window

The Spa Premier King and the Resort Tower King are 2 of the resort’s standard rooms, at 47.4 m² and 58.2 m². On Google Hotels, read on 1 October 2026 for 2 adults and an unnamed room, Wednesday 7 October showed $140 and Saturday 10 October $321, before the resort fee of $55 a night plus tax. A daybed for 4 on that Saturday cost $200 on top.

Bellagio’s rooms and suites, with photos

The other pools on this stretch of the Strip

2 neighbours, each with something Bellagio’s garden does not have.

For a party, Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan, next door, runs from 11am to 6pm for guests of 21 and over. For more water, Caesars Palace, across Flamingo Road, counts 7 pools, 5 swim-up blackjack tables, 48 cabanas and 65 daybeds, and sells day passes through ResortPass from $65 for a daybed.

Some of what is written about Bellagio’s pool is out of date. Vegas Pool Season still says it is open only to hotel guests, from 8am to 7pm all year, and heated to 80°F; the resort’s page lets visitors book seating and closes the pools at 6pm. On Google, on 4 October 2026, the search opened on the pool’s map listing and no page from Bellagio’s own site appeared in the first 25 results (Google).

Pool	Where	From its page
Bellagio pool courtyard	Behind the casino, by the Gallery of Fine Art	5 pools, 9am to 6pm; free for hotel guests as space allows; paid seating for anyone; Cypress 18 and over.
Boulevard Pool and The Chelsea Pool	The Cosmopolitan, next door to the south	9am to 5pm daily; cabanas and daybeds by email, with a food and drink minimum in place of a rental fee; 48 hours to cancel.
Marquee Dayclub	The Cosmopolitan, Boulevard Tower, level 2	A dayclub for 21 and over, 11am to 6pm daily, with DJs, VIP cabanas and bottle service; reservations on 702.333.9000.
Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis	Caesars Palace, across Flamingo Road	7 pools, 9am to 6pm daily; entry «complimentary for all guests»; Venus pool 21 and over; full and half-day cabanas and daybeds.

Each row was read on the pool’s own page on 4 October 2026; next door and across come from the 3 resorts’ addresses on Las Vegas Boulevard.

What swimmers say
More than 40 of the 509 newest Google reviews, read on 1 October 2026, mention the pools, almost all warmly: guests praise the garden, the hot tubs, the service and the cabanas. Anyone planning a full day arrives early: the free loungers go first, and so do the places in the shade.

Questions about the Bellagio pool

Can you use the Bellagio pool if you are not staying at the hotel?

The pool page says hotel guests sit free, as space allows, and that guests and visitors may reserve seating: a Cypress chair from $105 or a main-deck chair at $125, a daybed from $150 or a cabana from $375, read for October 2026. Not everyone agrees: a guest in August 2026 found the pool area restricted to hotel guests, and Vegas Pool Season says the same. Book a paid seat before going, rather than counting on walking in.

How much is a cabana at the Bellagio pool?

On Monday 5 October 2026 the booking site sold the Florence Spa Cabana at $375, the Verona at $500, the Milan Premium at $650, the Cypress cabana at $800 and the Chairman’s Cabana, with its own whirlpool, at $1,800. On Saturday 10 October the same cabanas cost $500, $600, $925 and $2,250 (weekend listing). Each holds 10 guests, the Chairman’s 25.

How many pools does the Bellagio have?

5, says Visit Las Vegas: 2 heated pools, 2 lap pools and the rest, with 4 whirlpools; then the Cypress deck for adults, which the resort runs as a separate reservation. Guests’ counts in the Google reviews vary from 3 to 5, depending on what is open.

Is the Bellagio pool open in winter?

Other sources describe a partial opening; the resort publishes no winter schedule. Las Vegas Then and Now reports the complex open all winter, with pools closed now and then for maintenance; Like Where You’re Going says the 2 larger pools stay open at 84°F. MGM’s booking calendar listed no paid seating for Monday 11 January 2027 when we checked.

What are the age rules at the Bellagio pool?

Swimmers under 16 need a parent or guardian aged 18 or over with them; the Cypress Pool is for 18 and over only (pool page). The pages consulted list no dayclub or separate 21-and-over area.

What time does the Bellagio pool open and close?

9am to 6pm every day for the pools and the hot tub, with some pools from 8am; cabanas and the Cypress deck close at 5pm (pool page). The resort’s page gives reserved chairs and daybeds until 7pm, the booking site until 5pm.

Can you bring your own food and drink to the Bellagio pool?

No. Food and drink are sold at the pool, at COMO and the bars, and no outside food or alcohol is allowed (pool page). In the Google reviews guests paid about $28 for a piña colada in August 2026.

Book a seat before the day, or arrive at 9

Bellagio’s pool page

Written and checked by Lumina, independently of Bellagio. Lumina sells no rooms or tickets: every link leads to its source.

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