9am
The gates open
The pools open at 9 (pool page). Loungers are free and go first come, first served; a guest on 1 October 2026 asked for more of them, with daybeds at $200 a day (Google reviews).
Caesars Palace Las Vegas pool: 7 pools in the Garden of the Gods, who gets in, cabana prices and the season
The Caesars Palace Las Vegas pool is a complex of 7, the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis, open from 9am to 6pm when we read the resort’s page on 4 October 2026. Venus is for 21 and over; Apollo for Nobu Hotel guests and the Seven Stars tier.
Source checked 4 October 2026: Caesars Palace, Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis: pools, hours, FAQ
Who the Caesars Palace pool suits
Why spend the day here
You want a big, sociable pool day with a choice of scenes: the largest pool at Neptune, the statues at Temple, swim-up blackjack at Fortuna and, from Friday to Sunday, the adults’ Venus pool with its own bar.
Seating and pricesWhen to cross the road
You want a quiet swim, shade without paying for it or a pool in January: free loungers go early, a canopy bed for 4 cost $300 on a Saturday, and outside the March to October season Caesars promises only Venus, which other guides say is the hot tubs alone.
Other poolsRoman baths on the Strip
The pools at Caesars Palace were modelled on the Roman baths, Wikipedia notes, and today they are 7, each with its own god and its own rules.
Neptune is the largest; Temple is ringed by statues and fountains; Fortuna has the 5 swim-up blackjack tables; Jupiter opens from Friday to Sunday; Venus is the adults’ pool, with cabanas, daybeds and a full bar; Apollo is kept for the Nobu Hotel and the Seven Stars tier (Caesars Palace).
The pool page gives conflicting instructions on entry. One answer says entry is free for Caesars Palace and Nobu hotel guests, 4 to a room key; the next says the pools welcome everyone, staying or not, on a first-come basis. ResortPass sells day visitors a daybed from $65 or a lounger with spa access for 2 at $260.
The season is the other uncertainty. The FAQ puts it from March to October and keeps Venus open all year. Like Where You’re Going says that at Caesars only the hot tubs stay open in winter, and Las Vegas Then and Now, asking every resort about winter 2026–27, does not list Caesars among the Strip pools that stay open.
Above the pools there was a Mr Chow, a 277-seat Chinese restaurant on the second floor with a view of the Garden of the Gods, until it closed in 2025 (Wikipedia). For a party today the resort points to OMNIA Dayclub & Skybar instead.
A day at the Garden of the Gods, from 9am to 7pm
Hours from the resort’s pool page and prices from its booking site, read on 4 October 2026, for an October Saturday.
11am
Last call for a booked bed
A full-day or morning booking is held until 11am, an afternoon one until 2pm (pool page). On the booking site a full day runs from 9am to 5pm, a morning from 9am to 12.30pm and an afternoon from 1pm to 5pm (booking site).
12pm
Lunch delivered to the lounger
Caesars’ own ordering service brings food to the pool from Bobby’s Burgers, the Pub & Grill, Pronto and others (pool page).
2pm
A hand of blackjack in the water
Fortuna has 5 swim-up blackjack tables, with drinks served free while you play; the page gives the pit from 10am to 6pm, its FAQ from 10am to 5pm (pool page). There are no swim-up bars.
5pm
Cabanas hand back
Every rented cabana, canopy and daybed ends at 5 (booking site), and the FAQ closes the whole complex then. The pool page’s own hours board says 6pm.
7pm
The last pools
Temple, Fortuna and Neptune are listed as open until 7pm every day, Jupiter until 7pm from Friday to Sunday (pool page). In August a guest counted Caesars’ pools her favourite in town, for the design, the views and the food (Google reviews).
The Garden of the Gods and the nearest other pools
The Garden of the Gods lies behind Caesars Palace’s towers. Bellagio’s pool courtyard is across Flamingo Road to the south, and The Cosmopolitan’s pools and Marquee Dayclub beyond it.
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Recommended for you
- Garden of the Gods7 pools, swim-up blackjack at Fortuna, the adults’ Venus pool
- Bellagio5 pools in an Italian garden and the 18-and-over Cypress deck
- The CosmopolitanBoulevard and Chelsea pools, and Marquee Dayclub for 21 and over
Caesars Palace pool seating and prices, from its booking site
Every full-day rental on the Garden of the Gods booking site for Monday 5 and Saturday 10 October 2026, read on 4 October; the checkout adds about 11% in fees.
On the booking site
- Temple Scoopbed for 2: $100 on Monday, $125 on Saturday
- Daybeds for 4: Temple $125 and $250, Neptune $150 and $250; Venus, 21 and over, $175 on Saturday
- Canopy beds for 4: Temple and Apollo $150, Neptune $200 on Monday; $250 to $300 on Saturday
- Cabanas for 8: Apollo $300, Temple $350, Neptune $425 on Monday; $550 to $675 on Saturday
- Temple Deluxe Cabana for 15: $700 on Saturday; Venus Cabana for 8: $650
- Fortuna Couch for 4, 21 and over, by the blackjack tables: $100 and $175
- Venus Deluxe Chair with all you care to drink, one person: $299.99 on Saturday
The Caesars Palace pool rules
Garden of the Gods hours, admission and rules, read on 4 October 2026.
| Hours | 9am to 6pm daily on the hours board; 9am to 5pm in the FAQ; Temple, Fortuna and Neptune until 7pm |
|---|---|
| Who gets in | «Free for Caesars Palace and Nobu hotel guests», 4 per room key, says one answer; another says the pools welcome all guests, staying or not, first come, first served |
| Age | All ages, except the Venus pool: 21 and over with ID |
| Apollo pool | For guests of the Nobu Hotel and Caesars Rewards Seven Stars members |
| Season | March to October, says the FAQ, with Venus open all year |
| Late arrival | Full-day and morning bookings held until 11am, afternoon ones until 2pm |
| Swim-up blackjack | 5 tables at Fortuna, 10am to 6pm on the page, 10am to 5pm in the FAQ; no swim-up bar |
| Floats and pets | No floats or pool toys; service animals only |
| Spa by the pool | QUA Baths & Spa gives short treatments in its own cabana at Jupiter |
| Parking for locals | 3 hours free for Las Vegas residents |
A room looking down on the pools
The Octavius Tower’s rooms look over the Garden of the Gods, a guest wrote in August 2026; the resort sells pool views as a category of its own.
The Palace Pool View Room has 2 queen beds in 41.8 m² or more; the Julius Executive Studio Suite with a pool view has a king bed in 47.9 m². On Google Hotels, read on 13 October 2026 for one night for 2 adults and an unnamed room, the lowest price any seller showed was $118 for Wednesday 7 April 2027 and $357 for Saturday 10 April. The booking pages add a resort fee of $54.95 plus $7.35 tax a night, which covers the gym for 2 and Wi-Fi.
Caesars Palace’s rooms and suites, with photosOther pools across Flamingo Road
2 neighbours a short walk south, one quieter and one louder.
Bellagio’s pool courtyard is calmer: 5 pools in an Italian garden, free for its hotel guests, paid seating for others and an 18-and-over Cypress deck. Marquee Dayclub at The Cosmopolitan is the opposite, a DJ-led dayclub for 21 and over from 11am to 6pm.
On Google, on 4 October 2026, the search opened on a map of 3 of Caesars’ own pools, Garden of the Gods, Bacchus and Neptune, then Reddit and ResortPass, Instagram and stock photographs; no page from caesars.com was in the first 25 results (Google). Bacchus does not appear among the pools on the resort’s page.
| Pool | Where | From its page |
|---|---|---|
| Caesars Palace Las Vegas, Garden of the Gods | Behind the towers at Caesars Palace | 7 pools, 9am to 6pm; Venus 21 and over; cabanas $300 to $700, daybeds $125 to $250, October 2026. |
| Bellagio pool courtyard | Bellagio, across Flamingo Road | 5 pools, 9am to 6pm; free for hotel guests as space allows, paid seating for visitors; Cypress 18 and over; cabanas $375 to $2,250. |
| Boulevard Pool and The Chelsea Pool | The Cosmopolitan, beyond Bellagio | 9am to 5pm daily; cabanas and daybeds by email, against a food and drink minimum; 48 hours to cancel. |
| Marquee Dayclub | The Cosmopolitan, Boulevard Tower | A dayclub for 21 and over, 11am to 6pm daily, with DJs, VIP cabanas and bottle service. |
Each row was read on the pool’s own page on 4 October 2026; across and beyond come from the resorts’ addresses on Las Vegas Boulevard.
- What swimmers say
45 of the 521 newest Google reviews of Caesars Palace, read on 1 October 2026, mention the pools. Most praise the design and the space. Free loungers go early and shade is rented: a canopy bed cost $250 to $300 for 4 on Saturday 10 October 2026.
Questions about the Caesars Palace pool
Can anyone go into the Caesars Palace pool?
The resort says 2 things. Its pool page answers that entry is free for Caesars Palace and Nobu hotel guests, 4 per room key, and also that the pools welcome all guests, staying or not, first come, first served. Day visitors can in any case buy a seat: on ResortPass a Temple daybed starts at $65, and the booking site sells daybeds and cabanas to anyone.
How much does it cost to go to the Caesars Palace pool?
Nothing for hotel guests on a free lounger. A rented seat for Saturday 10 October 2026 cost $125 for a Temple Scoopbed for 2, $250 for a daybed, $250 to $300 for a canopy bed and $550 to $700 for a cabana (booking site); on Monday 5 October cabanas started at $300 (weekday listing). The checkout adds about 11%.
How many pools are there at Caesars Palace?
7, with 48 cabanas, 65 daybeds and 5 swim-up blackjack tables (pool page): Neptune, the largest, Temple, Fortuna, Jupiter, Venus for 21 and over, Apollo for Nobu Hotel and Seven Stars guests, and a seventh the page does not describe.
Is the pool at Caesars Palace open year round?
Not all of it. The resort’s FAQ runs the season from March to October and keeps the Venus pool open all year; Like Where You’re Going says only the hot tubs stay open, and Las Vegas Then and Now leaves Caesars off its list of Strip pools open in winter 2026–27.
What are the hours of the Caesars Palace pool?
The pool page’s hours board says 9am to 6pm every day, its FAQ 9am to 5pm, and the descriptions of Temple, Fortuna and Neptune 9am to 7pm (pool page). Rented seats run from 9am to 5pm.
Is there an adults-only pool at Caesars Palace?
Yes, Venus, for 21 and over with ID, open from Friday to Sunday in the season, with cabanas, daybeds and a full bar. Fortuna’s couches by the blackjack tables are also sold for 21 and over (booking site).
Can you gamble at the Caesars Palace pool?
Yes, at Fortuna’s 5 swim-up blackjack tables, with drinks free while you play (pool page). There is no swim-up bar.
Book a daybed for the weekend, or be there at 9
The Garden of the Gods pool page
Written and checked by Lumina, independently of Caesars Palace Las Vegas. Lumina sells no rooms or tickets: every link leads to its source.
Sources
- Caesars Palace, Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis: pools, hours, FAQ
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- Garden of the Gods booking site: Saturday 10 October 2026
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