Bare Pool Lounge

We walked in and was greeted by manager Jim. Jim was very nice and hospitable, he showed us around and gave us 2 chairs by the pool. Although the area is small, it is segregated from the rest of the public and has a private feel. Bottle service and food available. Don't hesitate on stopping by this pool if you are in the area, ask for Jim.

It is a pool for the late thirties and above crowd. The music is good, and it is awesome they had a lift to get someone with disabilities in the pool. The downside is the weak drinks. Even with adding the extra shot at $37 a piece they are not worth it.

Smaller then expected and they closed earlier then what we were told when we booked so it was slightly annoying. But overall the staff were fantastic and the atmosphere was nice, again pool was on the smaller side.

Had a blast at this pool. Super nice atmosphere, no kids, and great music. Purchased a cabana and it was well worth it. The service is fantastic. Food was good.

Definitely not the party vibe that is advertised but that was just fine by us. What was not is the minute you lay down on a lounger security is over you poking around to make sure “people aren’t just passing out everywhere”. Which I understand but there was literally about 10 people total in the whole place and no one was partying hard. When I pay this kind of money and have a cabana for 8 hrs i expect to be able to relax without talking to security about it. Also followed us out talking about us loudly to make sure we heard as we left. Will NOT be going back here

A bare pool that's not bare.... when you reach the pool you realize that it's not bare anymore. Such a con, why dont they specify this detail in the website? The vibe is just not how it used to be, before hard rock took over. It's just a pool now and clearly not worth any reservations. The staff here are pretty great and very caring to the guests. But the idea of paying for a no bare pool... makes no sense at all. Hard rock management please take a note to get back this pool to its old glory!

The pool is tiny, the water was dirty to the point where you can see foreign substances floating around. The drinks are expensive and watered down and service was slow to the point I had to go to the bar several times to get a drink cause the staff did not come around for a while. Security is overbearing and it felt like they were just being creepy. 100% Would not recommend. Never going back. Someone else deserves $900+ bill we paid.

We have had the pleasure to frequent this pool club for 17 years ever since it first opened. Unfortunately, the Hard Rock marketing directors have destroyed the vibe and changed the entire culture of this boutique pool club by terminating the topless-optional experience. The remaining employees are wonderful, but clearly there is a disconnect between what Hard Rock thinks is what people want and what Las Vegas visitors want. Meanwhile, the many friends we have (both guys and girls) developed over the years are all rebooking reservations from Mirage to Mandalay so they can enjoy the Moorea Beach Club. That will be where they dine and gamble as well. Hopefully Hard Rock is monitoring the results of their ill advised decision. And why is this policy change cleverly hidden until you reach the host desk at the front?

The pool was ghetto, dirty and filled with older people and a lot of guys. Can't believe I paid for this lol. The drinks were overpriced, didn't eat anything here though. So I can't comment much on that. Not sure if I would go here. Maybe a sapphire pool event from now on lol

Bare was fine. Kind of got the idea that a lot of folks were here just for the 'story' and to say they did it. A few tourists were VERY drunk and made it less comfortable than it would have been otherwise, so you know, Vegas. They dragged the worst offender out, clumsily, slurring, an hour or two later... which we saw coming a mile away, and thought would have been better handled when she was drunk, heading towards hammered, leaning into blackout... much earlier. Drinks and food were very expensive because it's a niche. You're paying for the ability to be topless, and not have a bunch of kids doing cannonballs in the pool.

We had a great time. Friday in August and the place was packed. We got there early and reserved some lounge chairs for the pricey $250 bar bill it came with. Great DJ and solid security. Even with the topless option, folks were mature and fun. We might want to come back on a less crowded day.

Bare is a great day club in Las Vegas! This is a topless optional pool so you can tan without having any tan lines! Because it is topless security is strict about where you can take pictures so be sure you know the rules to avoid any conflict. They do have great prices for the lounge chairs and cabanas and I definitely recommend purchasing one! My picture was taken in a cabana. The drinks and food are also delicious. The only downside to Bare is the parking garage is on the opposite side of the hotel so it's about a 5 minute walk from the parking garage to the pool. However, you can walk through the hotel lobby and casino to avoid walking outside in the Vegas heat. Definitely check out Bare next time you are in Vegas!!!

I had a great time at the bare pool lounge. Service was great. Loved the waitresses.... Food and drink was great. The one jerk "bouncer" who shook my chair 2 hours before closing.... When my husband wasn't around, as i was (topless sleeping) .... I hate you! I'll definitely report this. It made my time pretty awful. You are a creep and a bully and should not be working there!

We have had the pleasure to frequent this pool club for 17 years ever since it first opened. Unfortunately, the Hard Rock marketing directors have destroyed the vibe and changed the entire culture of this boutique pool club by terminating the topless-optional experience. The remaining employees are wonderful, but clearly there is a disconnect between what Hard Rock thinks is what people want and what Las Vegas visitors want. Meanwhile, the many friends we have (both guys and girls) developed over the years are all rebooking reservations from Mirage to Mandalay so they can enjoy the Moorea Beach Club. That will be where they dine and gamble as well. Hopefully Hard Rock is monitoring the results of their ill advised decision. And why is this policy change cleverly hidden until you reach the host desk at the front?

Was disappointed when security stopped two women from sharing a hug in the pool. Figured with it being 2021 and also pride month that two women in a relationship could hug each other. When the bias of the security personnel was pointed out, they turned to the solution of going around the pool and telling everyone they couldn't touch anyone with their hands so we had to Show affection to our spouses with Eskimo and butterfly kisses for the rest of the day. Would not recommend Bare, there are a lot of better options in Vegas that don't discriminate.

Came here on a party bus tour, it was standing room only. It depends on what vibe you're looking for. Overall nice setup and on the smaller end of a pool lounge.

Bare is pretty fun, though the DJ certainly could work more on song transitions. Vibe is a little chiller than your normal day club, which is what we were going for. I did I like how they had a safe in our daybed to store our valuables, that was really convenient l.

Nope. This place is terrible. Wait staff are like plastic dolls. Draconian pricing just to sit on a lounge chair. Security is no help. Creeps with cell phones allowed to point then where ever. Like, wtf.

On Saturday August 21, 2021 at approximately 1300 hours my party decided that we wanted to celebrate our bachelor/bachelorette party at the Bare Pool Lounge. We spent around $1500 purchasing the VIP section. During our stay this female security guard named Annette consistently harassed and singled out our party for any little wrong doing. She only enforced inconvenient and nonsense things towards our party only. We felt as if she thought we were not good enough to be there and ruined our bachelor party. She even jumped to the conclusion and initially tried kicking us out of our VIP section thinking we did not pay for it little did she know we did. Me being in law enforcement and having had no alcohol in my body at the time understands she was not professionally doing her job. She needs to stop letting her little authority that she has get to her head .

This place is amazing, great music, food, and the vibes are awesome and laid-back. This is a judge free zone where people out comfortable in their skin. Ask for Carissa and tell her I sent you! She went above and beyond her duties to make sure the fam and I were treated like royalty. She turned a trip full of turmoil into heaven on earth. I suggest a cabana if you have a group. You will be relaxed and enjoy the view. They don't allow pictures in the pool area out of respect for their guest but it's worth it trust me.

While Bare is a great place to hang out and meet new friends the food is absolutely terrible. I had the Mahi Mahi tacos and they were quite bland. My wife had the Thai chicken salad and it was very dry and tasteless. Also the prude police would stop anyone that was trying to dance a bit and shake their booty plus women had to put their tops on just to go to the bathroom.

Had a great time at bare pool party for my bachelor party and my man Brian Pfeiffer vip host for Bare his cell is 773-459-8133 was an amazing host and killed it for me and my boys.. def gonna be hitting him up again next time I'm in Vegas.

It's no longer topless!!! Be aware!!! What a joke. Mirage best wisen up soon, and re-change the Top-optional policy, or they will be losing a ridiculous amount of business. Save your $$$ and go to a topless pool. Sad about their new policy, as this was our go-to spot until today, when we went there and found out they no longer allow exposed breasts. Idiots.

What can I say, it is a fun time. Some friends stayed here and invited me over definitly a diffrent party in Las Vegas. Very easy going and chill. Not sure I will ever go back but check it off the list!

Tiny pool, terrible service, overpriced even for Vegas and most of all security really sucks. They don't have pda rules posted so they just make them up as they go. Truly a terrible experience.

They charged $100 just to go in. I asked the young woman at the front entrance about bringing my own drink in. It was almost empty. The male security guard interrupts her and said NO super loud as the young woman politely said no. I would have given 1 star, but since she was nice I gave 2. Not worth it. This was a late March 2021 visit. We were staying at The Mirage. Rude Man.

I just really love the vibe here. My buddy Carlo works the door and always hooks me up. And I know the reviews say its no longer topless but I was there on Sunday and it.....certainly was! I love chillin out here having a few drinks and people watching. The music is always awesome and the bartenders and staff are super friendly and chill. I've seen it become really packed but for the most part its just a bunch of fun people looking to have a good time. Its my go to spot I come here every time I go to Vegas.

We made a res for one of the dual lounge chairs thru a friend w/ a hook up and we were not disappointed. We were given one right at the base of the pool where all the action is. We initially met some chix from Cincinnati. Nice enuf but too conservative. We were in need of some friends to make our minimim and then we met some 9-ho-9 chix from the Inland Empire. One of them happened to be a Suicide Girl. She raved about wanting to be a Playboy model but she couldn't because of her tats. Let me tell you girl, you are cute but you are not Playboy material and your boobies are too small. But I appreciate you acknowledging its a topless pool and you represented well - LMAO. These chix were such rookies that they got so $hitfaced at the pool that they couldn't meet us @ XS later. Typical 9-ho-9 chix. Speaking of Playboy models, one of Hef's recent exes was there. However, when I got a close up I was not impressed. Surgically enhanced to da max and cellulite on the back of her legs. I wonder what will happen when shes turns 30-LOL. Funny story. If you look closely at the background of the pic I attached one of the Playboy girls is laying on her back and one of the other girls in the cabana is sucking her foot! And I thought only guys had foot fetishes!-LMFAO. I will definitely come back here when the weather gets better. The sites are OK, but the staff is cool, especially the waitresses and the experiences were even better - ICSROTFLMAO!

Went there Sunday and it was perfect. Not overly busy but still a good crowd. Every employee from the host up front, security to the bartenders were amazing. Definitely my new favorite spot

2nd time in a decade I have been to this establishment and this place has seriously changed for the worst (it's not because of the pandemic). All the key staff are racist, which I personally experienced during what should have been a simple interaction with a bar tender, Nico, and then the manager, Eric, whom only further confirmed the programmed racism, whilst only repeating everything I was saying back to me and offering no further resolution to mitigate the way in which I was being treated. I was given the bar & drink directors contact info, after what seemed like pulling teeth. This actions of staff in an establishment that asks for a high admission price, is unwarranted and belittling to any person who works hard to afford vacations at a place one would think they wouldn't be subjected to such bigotry. I hope no one, after my party and me, ever again be subjected to such treatment. This Friday shin dig had a serious vibe of a drunken frat party, and then with a whole bunch of old folks watching the charade to add a weird creepy sub-vibe. The DJ was inconsistent, introverted, and plainly just garbage, seriously, who chants chug anymore!? The servers are unfriendly, unethnic, and obviously concerned with only making $$$, not promoting a fun, light, and vacation style vibe. The only ethnic servers were serving VIP, with its makeshift, tiny, ugly, infity pool, but had a creepy vibe because it was like watching the Quinton Tarantino movie Django, but with no justice served in the end. The security staff is good though, although again not ethnically diverse. I observed one very much aged male guard buddy up to some twenty nothings whom spent a load of money on a poolside bed, drinks, & food, with the apparent and only effect to throw them out without giving them a chance to chill out first with their public affections they were slickly putting on display. The small main pool is where the party was, but completely disgusting because of it literally made me sick. Maybe too much urine and other bodily fluids awry in the cramped pool, which overtook this small pools chemical balance, that made my feet later curl like I was a wicked witch of the west. Who would interrupt a short vacation by a hospital visit with what some would consider an irritation that is manageable, yet debilitating when combined with heavy travel by foot that is a typical Vegas vacation of the spirited and young!? The bathrooms are a horror show, there was uncleaned urine all over them, and custodial resort staff only cleaned them maybe once the entire time (and during a pandemic!? Just Insane!!). It's also really nuts to me that there is a slick 12 inch wide 5 foot long single row of tiles in between the carpeted flooring areas where you enter the bathrooms area that is going to cause someone to split their skull one day soon, I was only tipsy and I nearly did! DO NOT waste your money in this place, it is destined to fail miserably. I'm sure there are classier, cleaner, more diverse, more scrupulous, topless pool party venues that make you feel like you're more than just a $ and ultimately have some new world sense of common decency 100!!

Bare was a great day of good food/drinks and lots of fun in the sun! The pool is small and it gets crowded by early afternoon, so get here at 11am when it opens. If you're looking for a nightclub feel at the pool, this is the spot for you. The DJ is great and most of the wait staff is very friendly. Sarah helped us out all day and she was friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcomed. I would recommend the mahi mahi tacos and the strawberry fizz. The strawberry fizz is a delicious and refreshing drink out in the heat! The best feature to Bare is the food/beverage minimum per seat instead of the rental fee plus food/beverage you will pay at the Oasis. However, if you're looking for a quiet and relaxing day at the pool, the Oasis might be more your speed.

We were simply walking towards the Mirage's tiger exhibit when we got approached by one of the Bare staff members; he gave us tickets for free admission and a free cocktail to 5 of us girls. Another Vegas perk of going with a pack of girls! It was totally unexpected and random. We took the tickets, headed to Bare, got in right away, and got our free cocktails. I ordered a vodka cranberry. It was a Saturday in August and that pool area was PACKED. They had really good techno music and it was definitely good people watching. I didn't see any open chairs so we just walked around and hung out for about 30 min. I could have easily stayed but some of my friends wanted to leave. Oh well, next time I guess!

Myself and the the wife had a amazing time. We have never been treated better. It is a very safe environment, lots of security. A few more guys than girls but they did not seem to be creepers. At least 6 girls went topless and did not get harassed. Our hostess Kristin was amazing. I would go back again.

Not a fan. We, a bachelorette party of four ladies, spent the day in a cabana at the Mirage pool and the cabana attendant offered to take us to Bare if we wanted to check it out. We took him up on the offer. Security scanned our ID's at the entrance and told us the rules: you're allowed to be topless in the pool area but not the bathroom (um, what?), and no photos or videos. If they see someone taking photos or videos, they'll take the person's phone away. Not sure how they're enforcing that rule because we didn't stay long enough to find out. After going through security, another employee walked us into the pool area and said he wanted to introduce us to his friend, Alan, and that Alan was super friendly and would take good care of us. He walked us over to a cabana where two much older men were sitting and introduced us. The employee seemed all too eager for us to get to know these two men, and the whole thing just felt awkward and uncomfortable, and a little contrived. No wonder most of the women still had their bathing suit tops on. This place is mainly just dudes ogling women. I guess that is to be expected at a topless pool but we just weren't interested. Plus, the pool was tiny and overcrowded.

Great, great day in the sun last Friday, October 1st to kickoff my Bachelor Party Weekend in Vega$. The atmosphere, energy, and overall service was top notch and well worth reserving a Cabana for the afternoon. I contacted Brian Pfeiffer as my VIP Host for Bare Pool Lounge, and he delivered with checking me in with my reservation, while also making sure my friends checked in and gained entry. No hidden fees or surprises from Brian, which was appreciated from myself and friends. I will contact Brian Pfeiffer in the near future for a Cabana reservation at Bare Pool Lounge.

There aren't many topless girls FYI, and by that I mean only 2, at least when I went. I was told the bar sells pasties, so there were some girls splashing around with heart and star pasties. Not sure what the food and drink prices are here since we were invited to VIP by a promoter so there was food and bottle service provided seeing as we were a group of females and thats literally all you need to be in order to get invited somewhere in Vegas. #notcomplaining

What a joke. This place used to be awesome, but for some reason they changed things and you cannot go topless anymore. Maybe you should change your name as now it's false advertisement. It's now super overpriced for a place that has nothing to offer now. Don't waste your time. Lame.com.

Just ok. Went here as part of a comped daybed with our group. By far the smallest dayclub in Vegas. Pool is even smaller!! The women who ditched their tops probably shouldn't have... Mostly older women with the fake chests showing them off. Not the worst pool, but prob won't be going back.

Fortunately for us, we were able to experience the VIP area (fo' free.99!... + tip for the hosts/hostesses). There are two pool areas: one with general admission and the other with an infinity pool at the upper VIP area. Upon entering, we were stamped twice and given a wrist band once we got upstairs. The VIP area was a lot less crowded, which I really appreciated because I'm not a fan of being squished like sardines with no place to sit. Paige and Chase took care of us and made sure everyone was good on mixed drinks and towels. They also switched out the ice buckets and restocked on the juices, too. Overall, this place was smaller than I imagined, but it was a good intro into Vegas day clubs. As someone else mentioned in their review: music catered toward the younger crowd, but the actual crowd was on the older side. The women who were topless were essentially showing off how much money they spent on their chests lol. No photos for privacy!

Don't waste your time or money. There's nothing special about this place anymore. It used to be topless but they have since changed that. If your gonna pay for a pool party go anywhere else but here.

I love coming here! The waiters are WAY MORE HELPFUL than the waitresses!!!! I think the girls are there for looks only bc none of them do shit... ok I take that back... a lot of the waitresses were working, EXCEPT mine!! Her name was Savannah and she was pretty fcukin useless. Matt, however, the bus boy/waiter was ALWAYS there when we needed him! I hope my tip went to him & not to her! Matt, you made our day!!!!! This is best for couples ... not good if your lookin for a hype party... this is an ADULT pool party... for the grown, mature & sexy.... if your under 25, prolly not the place for you!!'n

I would just describe this pool lounge as okay. You're not going to get the crazy party atmosphere that many other Vegas pools have. The waitresses were all friendly enough and it's a casual place to relax. Our first pitcher of drinks was comped and they gave us a day bed which was nice. There was one worker there, didn't seem to be a waiter so I'm not really sure what he did. He assumed his job was to walk around and be unnecessarily rude. His attempt at an alpha attitude was not appreciated and I noticed guests leaving. He was fine towards us (maybe one or two comments that we ignored) but we eventually followed suit of the other patrons and left.

I'm a local Realtor here in Las Vegas with THE Brokerage. I had some of my more wild/ adventurous clients come to town yesterday. We went and had a great time. I was pleasantly surprised how mature most people were acting. Good to see and the environment was so chill! Highly recommend!

DO NOT GO HERE!! Terrible! Dale and Henry ruined my 30th birthday when we dropped over $1500 to have a "Cabana" in which I got accused of taping a drunk, puking girl... Which Unfortunately wasn't the case as i was preoccupied with my WIFE who was topless in our pool chair. They walked up to us in our cabana and directly accused me of taking a video in the pool. Then when I provided proof they asked us to leave. (Forced us out of the pool area). Worst experience I have had at a spot in Vegas. I am a local- born and raised here and the service we (all 8 of us) were given was straight UNACCEPTABLE! They will be hearing about this in management and every other social media outlet. DO NOT GO HERE!!

(Visit was several years ago) My Mother-in-Law is dying of liver cancer and had never been to Vegas, so decided to start crossing things off her bucket list. So here we are at the Mirage on the Strip, mostly first-timers, myself the only true Vegas "veteran". I told the men they couldn't visit Las Vegas without hitting up one truly decadent pool party. The original plan was for the Sunday party at Rehab (at the Hard Rock) but evidently it is no longer what it once was, so we decided to stay a little closer to home and check out Bare, a separate tops-optional ("European") pool area from the main pool at the Mirage, accessed by a plant lined walkway. We contacted the dedicated concierge for Bare and reserved a VIP daybed (c. $500 to reserve gives you access to one additional pool area, a personal waitress and attendant, and the cost is applied to your bill). There was a slight issue getting in (LOTS of things prohibited at the private pool parties in Vegas. Check with the concierge BEFORE you arrive to avoid either throwing out the offending items or having to check them. Luckily for us we were staying on the property so I could run back to the room to drop them off.) After that things went very well--for a while. The daybed was comfortable, complete with multiple pillows, an umbrella for shade, and a personal fridge. Our server was attentive, as was our bus boy Tony (who at one point very willingly ran to the sundries shop in the Casino to buy me Chapstick when mine disappeared). The menu offerings are much better than those found at the main pool area, as are the drinks, which for $30+ come in a souvenir cup, if that's your thing. The drinks are delicious, and strong. Be warned. We enjoyed the sunshine, the views, the company, and then, while I was in the bathroom fixing my makeup, everything changed. I came back to our daybed to find my husband being walked out by security. Evidently he had made a slightly off-color joke to our server about the availability of illicit substances as compared to the availability of illicit sexual partners (e.g. it's so easy to find a hooker, who does one talk to for pot?). FULL STOP. Exit stage left. The guests at the neighboring beds had no idea what had happened, the head of security who wouldn't tell me a thing because he "didn't have permission to tell me anything". Eventually the head of security (Henry, very nice guy) did come back and tell me a little bit about what had happened, after my husband had told him it was OK. I guess the same surname and the rings on both our fingers wasn't enough to prove we were married. Evidently they had a terrible sting a few weeks prior where an undercover cop had asked for cocaine, and gotten it, asked for a prostitute, and gotten one, and then asked for heroin, and gotten that, too. From the business perspective I appreciate their sensitivity. I really do. However, from the perspective of a guest who has spent $1000s at their establishment over the course of several days, I am completely appalled. It was very obviously a joke, as both the server, the head of security, and my husband all agree. Was it in poor taste and--unbeknownst to my husband--in poor timing? Absolutely. What I fail to understand is how other guests (witnessed by my husband and myself) were able to very earnestly solicit both prostitution and cocaine without the bat of an eyelash. Our same server was very friendly and forthcoming with recommendations to another guest about which strip clubs to go to for oral sex (if not full-on intercourse), in fact. The same server who went to management about my husband's bad joke. What made it worse is that when I returned to find my husband being escorted off the property, besides no one willing to tell me what the hell had happened, the server in question completely avoided me. I was "allowed to stay as long as I liked, just open a new tab." Ok, then show me the tab my husband paid. Did we meet our minimum? Did he tip appropriately? I was assured that it was taken care of, the "minimum was waived" since everyone agreed the whole situation was BS but it was policy and a sensitive topic given recent events, and all was well. Even when I asked again to see the bill I was told it was fine, and was never given a copy. At that point I was certainly not inclined to lounge by the pool without my husband, but the food we'd ordered had just arrived. I asked for it to go, and take out boxes were thrown on the bed. I had to box it up myself. I wasn't worried about our server since there was a 20% auto-grat and she had ignored me since she had the husband kicked out, but I did slip a few $20s to our attendant who, again, was amazing. When I finally saw a copy of the bill hours later, we had been charged for several things we hadn't ordered or consumed to meet that minimum that had supposedly been waived. WTF? This incident aside, Bare was a great experience. Just take our experience as a lesson, and be careful what you ask for!

I'd like to review this pool, but we never went in. What I can review is my experience on the outside. While my husband and I were scouting out the pools we wanted to hit while in Vegas for a week, we went to check out Bare since we were hanging out at the Mirage that day. Here's how I can describe my experience. Remember in Pretty Woman when Julia Roberts tries to go shopping and the sales lady tells her that they have nothing for her? Yeah, that's how they made us feel. Oh they didn't SAY that, but when we asked about the pool at the entry area, we were told things like "It's very expensive" and "You have to be in beach attire" (well, duh) all while being looked up and down. Yeah, we're not hot skinny young meat. Thanks for making sure we knew that. We hit a LOT of pools and I've NEVER been made to feel that unwelcome. Hey Bare, we may be older, but we buy a lot of drinks. Hard Rock got that money and they don't charge to get in during the week.

The pools are very small, the male to female ratio was beyond uncomfortable. Way too many men. Stayed a little over an hour. The hosts and hostesses were fantastic and attentive, however this was not enough to salvage the day. The crowd is a bit older and the music a bit younger. Strange mix

Go to Venus!!!!!!!!!!!! I will never ever go back to Bare again! This place is a complete joke compared to Venus at Caesars Palace! $100 for a lounge chair which gets applied to your food and beverage minimum. No biggie. My fiancé and I drank and ate $197 worth anyway. Bare has two separate pools inside...a general admission pool and a nicer "VIP infinity pool". With that said, you don't get access to the VIP pool unless you buy a cabana which starts at $1000, or so we were told. (Who knows how much truth this really has to it, as everything in this place is completely political.) So after buying your way inside of bare, you're still not privy to both pools. They want to hit you up for more money in order to get into the infinity pool! Needless to say, we stayed in the general pool, which was incredibly tiny! There were so many people crammed into the general admission pool that you couldn't move. Elbow to elbow!!! Literally, something you would see at a kid park! To make matters worse, about 3:00pm I witnessed a Bare employee handing out wristbands to a group of young, attractive girls that allowed them access to the VIP infinity pool for free.....in an attempt to "stock the pond." Drinks were about $32 each...which was expected so no biggie there. However the cocktail servers are complete b***h's- Rude and entitled! Need I remind you that you're a server? Ya, you're hot, so what? This is Vegas, there's hot girls everywhere....you're not special honey! And as far as topless women....only about 10%! The rest stand all done up in full make- up trying to hit on guys that have a cabana so they can go hang out in there. Lame crowd, cesspool of germs, and mediocre server round out Bare. We won't be back.

I've never been to a day club just because you can't sit anywhere! I refuse to pay for a lawn chair! My (local) bestie & I got free women admission tickets so we decided to check it out since I was staying at the Mirage. The rude d-dbag "security" guy told my friend that we had to leave my big new SEALED Aquafina bottle that was in her tote bag at the cashier area where he was standing and he couldn't guarantee that it would still be there afterwards. It was sealed & it was water I don't see the big deal. We walked in and saw what a sausage fest it was & it was small & nothing to look at or worth staying & left seriously within a minute & of course they threw away my water. Do you Bare employees think your the sh*t?! You ain't Wet Republic, Encore, or Marquee Day Club..you're at the Mirage!

"Bare" Pool Lounge....we should have known this was a topless day club just from the name, lol. Me and my girls were looking for a place to chill on a couple drinks and snacks before our flight and these two employees at a nearby froyo shop suggested Bare Pool Lounge-- they also gave us each a couple complimentary drink tickets-- so why not? Located at the Mirage, we walked down a relatively long, narrow, garden pathway to the entrance of the pool. We still had no idea that this may be an "adult " pool lounge bahaha.. This pool lounge is smaller than Marquee/EBC/Wet Republic, but it was pretty decent. There is one bar, one main pool in the center, and small tubs located in the back near the DJ. There was no line (this was on a Monday) and we were able to order our drinks without waiting either. The bar area isn't too big and there isn't much seating unless you have a reserved table/cabana. We were lucky enough to grab one of the two side bar tables to chill and snack. (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bare-pool-lounge-las-vegas?select=C2KoGYJaEN7OyxKtODNyyQ#CWI2KPO-IoYDrpaElyw_UA) (http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/bare-pool-lounge-las-vegas?select=C2KoGYJaEN7OyxKtODNyyQ#GDStYO-ZKr0irVLESxqbkQ) We had a nice time here before our flight-- I also liked how they played hip-hop.. a nice change from the unce unce unce all weekend :]

Honestly, nothing special. It's back topless so if that's your style, then this is for you. Tiny pool. Mediocre service. Just a nice place to tan if you buy a chair or cabana.

I absolutely love coming to Bare for industry Mondays! Open bar all day on Monday for locals which I think is amazing. I personally don't drink alcohol but my local friends take advantage of Monday Funday! I come here for juice, water, food and fun. Try to get a chair or daybed... it's not that big and you don't want to be standing around. Went to the opening on industry Monday yesterday for pool season 2014. It was packed... with one fight. seems kinda typical of Vegas. Come to bare if you love topless pools, free booze and good music. I highly recommend the lobster tacos and fries! xo! I'm a fan! Go bare. Miss Yelp 2014

While there is a new trend of pool parties being hosted at Florida hotels, nothing compares to party at Bare Pool. Completely separate from the regular lackadaisical hotel pool at the Mirage, Bare Pool has its own private walkway to get into this enchanted place. I admit it is a bit pricey $100- for a chair! But, that includes $100 worth of services, and they allow more than one person to sit on the chair. My friend and I were definitely in the Vegas spirit and splurged (I mean I had just paid $100- for a mani pedi for the wedding I was going to be in that night)- If you aren't interested in seating, there is a bar that you can sit at and towel service is $20- you can also put your towel down by the pool, but then you can never have shade. The service was great, but more than that, this was a total club scene in the AM hours. The crowd was full of beautiful people. Not too many women actually take their tops off, though it is called Bare Pool. This could have been because they were filming something at the time, but I'm guessing it is more for the 21+ and the party scene rather than you can forgo the tan lines that people flock to this pool. The pool is beautiful and has two levels. The second level is higher and has a glass wall so you can see the people walking through it. The pool is more like a wading pool, but when you've come to party with a drink in your hand, it is a bit hard to swim. No kids allowed!! I think is one of the best parts about the pool. Not that I don't love kids, but it's hard to get your groove on when they are around. They have plenty of food and beverage options, and there is also a small gift shop at the front of the lounge.

Hands down one of my favorite pool spots on the strip! OK sure, it's a topless pool and I'm not really one for going topless...but I could also really care less if others choose to do so. It's not a huge pool area and yes, unless you're a girl that can get a free pass you'll have to pay to get in even if you're staying at the hotel...standard. Like any Vegas establishment drinks and food are pricey and so are the chairs/cabanas...however, I did make note that they were cheaper than some of the other pool places. Got there on a Thursday and chairs were free. Score! Once the weekend swings around...$100. Not terrible. A lounge or cabana will set you back over $1000. The staff here is excellent. Very professional, accommodating, and friendly. They really take care of everyone no matter how much you are spending. I definitely recommend this pool and will certainly be back! Viva Las Vegas! NOTES: Two pools. Both small in size. If you're a girl you basically are in for free. If you're a girl/girls without dudes with you...head of the line and free drinks. That's Vegas for ya! I wasn't complaining :) Be sure to get there when they open as it fills up quickly especially on weekends. I enjoyed it because it was a little bit more of a relaxed, chill atmosphere than some of the other pools.

As pool clubs in vegas go, I must say our group really enjoyed Bare. Unlike some places where you feel like you might need a Haz-mat suit to enter the water (aka Rehab) or have to spend a fortune on a marginal cabana just to skip the line (for most guys, granted, we know people, but I've seen some really miserable faces in that line) (aka Wet Republic), Bare is a blast with great music, great service, and really decent cabanas. If you are with your guys, make sure you upgrade to one of the two with large flat screens, especially when keeping an eye on the FBB team. they also have retractable canopies which are CRUCIAL on 100+ days. As for the girls, yes, the other reviews have it down, by about 1-2 PM it's 50% topless. Combination of the heat and the delicious drink menus (and that girl from Australia who was running around making every girl take her top off, or if she refused, pulling if off for her). I would definitely go back to Bare on a Saturday or Sunday. If you are there for a weekend, I would suggest Wet Republic, Encore, or Marquee for the other day. And if you are a little toasted and need something really fun (and promise not to jump the fence or fall in the dolphin tank) check our the Dolphins, Tigers and Lions right next door. Seriously the most active (and crazy close) big cat and dolphin experience I've ever seen short of swimming with them (the dolphins of course).

Looks like I'm not a target market for that kind of fun anymore. Small pool, stuffed with people. And no, nobody was topless. Clean, great customer service.

Ok... so we have been coming to bare for a few years now and always have a nice day when we go. This year, we went on a Wednesday. Jennifer was our server and she was awesome. Matt was also super friendly and very helpful... the food tasted great! Reason for 3 stars? There were 6 females total and about 35 guys. Being female, I personally don't Care about the ratio. The problem is people were dropping like flies out there because of this. After 2 hours, there were 2 females and 20 guys. I think bare is losing business due to too many guys. The hosts used to go out and grab groups from the main pool. Apparently they don't do that any more. I feel bad for the employees that make money off of tips.

Is this pool still topless? Just booked cabana for 6. Please let us know. Great time, is topless but very crowded. Had fun, a lot of single guys there just for the looks. No cameras or pic, very enforced.