The Chelsea Pool

NOTE: My review is for the Boulevard Pool, I accidentally put in the Chelsea Pool review area, whoops! The best pool view on the strip. Pro tip: If you want some shade move the white water loungers under the mister machine on the right. Stayed in the shade all day. Water temp was perfect and the staff were good. Can't wait to go again!

Amazing fun chill vibe at this pool! The cabana was comfortable, the servers were extremely warm and helpful, while the food delighted my taste buds! Absolutely so much fun!

I do not recommend ordering food here. I was there 11/19 and ordered food on the site. I received a text confirmation for the order. 1.5 hours went by and no food. I went to the girl at the towel area and let her know. She took my info on a post it note and said a manger will give me a refund. Three months later and still no refund. I called the front desk and had them transfer me to the pool manger a coupe times and each time no answer. What a waste of money.

It's ok. Not enough shade. Too windy at times. If you can get a relaxing spot under the water misters, you're golden for the day. If you can't, you're scorched within 20 mins. Food was delicious. Ceaser salad, breakfast burrito were standouts. Cocktails were far too sweet for a day in the sun.

Very pleasant morning at this pool. It's very well kept and attended.. Two good bars available..... Plenty of available sunbeds and towels....Really nice warm jacuzzi pool ...Very happy with my experience at this pool on the 14th floor of the Cosmopolitan hotel Las Vegas...👍👍👍👌👌

Great vibe and friendly atmosphere

Had a nice experience there. It was quiet and chill.

Came here with my cousins while I was staying at the Cosmopolitan. This is a family friendly pool so its more chill. I got there early on a Monday so I was able to get a good shaded spot. Pros: -The waitress was very attentive. I had a hard time finding her at first but once she realized that we'd be ordering frequently, she came by pretty often. -They had misters on to cool off from the heat which made things comfortable. -There was plenty of seating. -They had a hot tub so it was great for when the sun went down Cons: -The music wasnt great. It was all random instrumentals with no words. -When I first came, I asked for 2 towels but was told I cant have more than one towel. However, my cousin went to someone else later and was given another towel. Very odd. -Even when the sun went down, they kept the misters on which made it cold. I think they should turn them off when the sun goes down. Overall I enjoyed this pool and would come back if I ever need to go to a family friendly pool.

Nice relaxing pool with all the amenities you could want for free or to pay for ! As a guest enjoy the pool or large heated soaking pool and chairs. Or upgrade to day bed or cabana. Bar and food available. Food is kind of sub par for price but we just choose not to eat there and bring our own snack and water. So you can spend no money and enjoy or live your best life and dispose of your income . All up to you. Quality oil to hang at tho.

Weekend at Cosmo - Chelsea Pool We had some time in the morning to relax on Saturday, and we decided to go to the Chelsea pool. What a wonderful experience! We had a day bed, and we were immediately welcomed by our model server, Aden. She was friendly, professional and courteous! It was so HOT outside, we asked Aden for drink recommendations and she suggested, Froze to keep us cool! We asked about her favorites on the menu and Aden suggested, the Greek Salad & Salmon! We just had an amazing experience! If you have a chance to stay at Cosmo, go to Chelsea pool and request her section! We will definitely be back! Thank you for making our weekend special and we felt like VIPs! We appreciate Aden's quick service!

Beautiful scenery. Very pricey food and bar. Drinks are $25 each. Nachos are $50. Don't plan to eat here ever.

We had a wonderful time at the Chelsea pool. Weather was perfect and our server, Jade took excellent care of us!

SO glad we found both this hotel and this pool. The Cosmo itself is clean, pretty, just a bit weird (yay!) and our favorite place to stay the several times a year we visit Vegas. This pool? One of my favorite parts of the trip. The music is not super loud like other pools on the strip but makes for a festive atmosphere. The pool temp is great ad the design is perfect. Not only is it designed so there is optimal shallow parts (for sitting in with a drink and a book) but they have these genius pool lounge chairs so JUST enough of you is in the water to stay cool while enjoying the sun. The service is also great. This visit, Fee was the waitress who delivered my drinks and she was very attentive and very friendly. She did a great job and I hope to see her again on our next visit!

The day after our anniversary last week, my wife and I decided to chill (actually, bake -- it was 100+) at the Chelsea pool all day. To raise the fun quotient even more, we reserved a cabana to hang out in. It wasn't cheap, but well worth the price of admission. Our server, Liz, took great care of us from the time we arrived to the time we left. Our fridge was stocked with a small selection of beverages, we had lounge chairs, towels, and a TV, plus access to unlimited drinks and food within the minimum charge for our cabana. Oh, and water sprayers mounted to the front of the cabana which were a nice (cool) touch. Our favorite drink was the tequila mockingbird, which kept our thirst quenched, and we ordered chips and guacamole and salsa to munch on. Happily we discovered the spicy tuna on crispy rice which was AMAZING (check out the photo). We got a bunch of those throughout the day. Of course, we swam, hung out in the sun, and even took a few dips in the jacuzzi. By the end of the day, we still hadn't used up our minimum charge, so we grabbed a couple of bottles of Twomey merlot to take home. All in all, a great way to spend our last full day in Vegas.

Came here with my cousins while I was staying at the Cosmopolitan. This is a family friendly pool so its more chill. I got there early on a Monday so I was able to get a good shaded spot. Pros: -The waitress was very attentive. I had a hard time finding her at first but once she realized that we'd be ordering frequently, she came by pretty often. -They had misters on to cool off from the heat which made things comfortable. -There was plenty of seating. -They had a hot tub so it was great for when the sun went down Cons: -The music wasn't great. It was all random instrumentals with no words. -When I first came, I asked for 2 towles but was told I cant have more than one towel. However, my cousin went to someone else later and was given another towel. Very odd. -Even when the sun went down, they kept the misters on which made it cold. I think they should turn them off when the sun goes down. Overall I enjoyed this pool and would come back if I ever need to go to a family friendly pool.

Fantastic time at this pool for a few hours, great drinks, food and appetizers. Sunny and hot, so the pina coladas were flowing, I think we had about 3 pitchers for two people. For eats we had the salmon crispy rice, like about two rounds of them since they were so good. Chicken tenders that had a nice spice and tasted good. Beef sliders at the end of the day. We rented a daybed which for the price that you pay for covers your food and drinks up to the amount you paid the daybed for, so you can not go wrong if you are going to be at the pool for more then 5 hours, the daybed had enough shade when we wanted to get away from the sun, but so close to the pool that we took two steps and we were inside. Staff is great, always checking in on you, and providing great service. I will do it again!

What a Fantastic day @ the pool! Rented cabana and was so worth it! A must do! Food was delicious and service was excellent! Wishing I was there today!

Can I just say that this place is just so epic?? Like come on. It's on top of a building, and all around you there are more buildings! It's super cool! After we rested from our breakfast at The Henry, my boyfriend and I went to the pool and enjoyed its waters for a little bit. I must say though that the water was freaking cold. No joke. Idk if it was just that one day, but it was super cold, like I'm not trying to be some kind of girly girl that says "Omg it's so cold. I cannn't." Seriously, that water took a long time for me to get used to. Initially, you'll be asked to show your room key, and you can get towels. The outdoor and water chaises are free but I'm not sure about the cabanas. We didn't stay long to need them. You'll need to be wearing a mask too until you go to the pool. Yeah, you read that right. You still need to wear a mask, but once you decide to go swimming, you can take it off. Surprisingly, everyone was social distancing quite well in the pool! It was a good time. It seemed like summer wasn't over yet in Vegas! :D

Loved relaxing in the Chelsea pool when I visited in February 2021. There still were covid restrictions but luckily this rooftop pool was open & serving drinks, the sun was warm & the pool was heated. This is the Cosmo's family friendly pool fyi.

There are 2 pools at the Cosmo and this one is on the 14th floor Chelsea Tower. This one is the more chill adult pool with a rectangular hot tub. It faces the Aria. Show your room key and you're in. Grab your towels and enjoy. Pool water isn't the warmest, but it is lightly heated. To the left if this pool entrance is a cute pet relief area.

The day before I came to this pool, I went to BLVD pool and I must say I liked this one WAY better. Now maybe I am biased because I am a 80 year old curmudgeon trapped in a 30 year old's body but I tend to like to relax on vacation and am not after the whole party scene (at least not at the pool). Pros: -great service. There were a lot of servers running around. I will say that it took a while to get the attention of mine. They don't really come up to you. You have to make the first move but once you do they will be by quite frequently. I mean my server knew me by name and made sure I was taken care of. -get a daybed if there are at least 2 of you. It's worth it. I spent $80 on 3 drinks, chips and guac and watermelon. The F&B min for the daybed is $150. Makes complete sense. -the food and drinks were fantastic. The Tequila Mockingbird was one of the better Palomas I've had in Vegas and the guacamole was SOOOOO delicious. -the chairs were being constantly monitored by the staff and when people leave someone comes by and removes the dirty towels. -the pool itself was easy to be in. Great lounging in the water kind of pool with 1 foot deep ledges and floating chairs. Cons: -it is smaller so if you don't get here at the right time there might not be seating. My first chair was in full sun (105 that day, iPad totally shut down) but one opened up under the pergola and it provided a nice shade and misters. I've read quite a few reviews saying there is no shade and that's not what I found. It is limited and gets taken very quickly so there's that. -you can't bring your own food or drinks but honestly no one stopped me bringing in my smoothie

Writing this review specifically for Veronica, our incredible server! While the Cosmopolitan and Chelsea pool were incredible, Veronica went above and beyond to make sure myself and my friend were well taken care of during both days we visited the pool. Our drinks were excellent and we will definitely be returning to stay at the Cosmopolitan.

Of all the pools on the property, this is the best one. A little more secluded, quiet, and hardly any kids. Come to this pool. We rented a day bed which fits 4 people and comes with a $400 food and bev minimum. Plus tax and tip and it's about $500 total. The food options are fine/okay. We stayed from about 11am-6pm. So worth it for napping and having shade.

Everytime I visit Las Vegas, I love to check-in at hotels with an nice pool with a nice view .So this past weekend, I checked in at the Cosmopolitan to try their pool They have two. And since I was at the Chelsea tower, I had easier access to the Chelsea pool on the 14th floor. It did offer a nice view overlooking Aria and other surrounding hotels. It was not very crowded which is good. The pool is quite shallow though, good for wading, but not for lapping. The place offers cabanas and daybeds, and features two bars on each end. It has a store that offers sun care products beverage and snacks and swim wear. It gets windy but with warm vegas temperatures, it's a comfortable place to be.

Thanks to Christi, Maria, and Anthony we had a great cabana day at the Chelsea Pool. Before the temperature hit 100 degrees in June, we spent the day just relaxing by the pool. Our service team was on point making sure we had everything we needed to just enjoy the day. We had drinks and snacks all day long. The Dole Whips with rum and the Yes, Way Frosé were super good on a warm day. I also enjoyed the frozen margarita push pop...like the old school Flintstones, but with liquor. We had a selection of snacks throughout our day. The blue crab lettuce wraps were the best. The breakfast burrito was solid. We sliders were good, and so were the fries. It's pricey, but you're paying for the location and service. We felt well taken care of all day. Christi and Maria made sure to find us throughout points of the day in the pool and at our cabana. We never felt pressure to order more than what we wanted. The cabana was stocked with sunscreen, Fiji waters, and sodas. The fan was spinning to circulate air. We had 2 plush chaise lounges and a couch. There was plenty of room for the 4 of us and a TV for when we wanted to take a sun break. The pool was super clean and not crowded. It was fun to lounge on their floaters and the water temperature was ideal for a warm day. We left mid-day to go play in the casino and our cabana was safe and watched over. Thanks to the Cosmopolitan for offering me a discounted pool day via their Identity player's club. Watch out for those E-mails. They can save you a bunch of money. Our minimum spend was about 1/2 of the retail price because of my offer. I would gladly do it, again.

My group of friends rented a cabana here at the Bamboo Pool for about $600 but we just had to order that much in food and drinks to have the cabana. We were staying at the Aria and the cabana there was $600 without food or drinks so it was a no brainer to get the one at Cosmo and we were glad we did. We had no problem surpassing the $600 minimum since we basically spent the entire day lounging there. Our waiters were on it. They always had our drinks arrive quickly and our food orders were also prompt. There was a single LCD tv, a counter with a fridge, and then a couch and 3 loungers at the cabana. We spent most of our time lounging in the pool though since there were loungers in the pool too and sometimes it got too warm just laying outside. This was my first time going to the Bamboo Pool and it was way more relaxing than the Marquee Day Pool which is the only one I've been to there multiple times. I did miss the guest Djs and the foam shooting into the air and crazy people watching but my friends wanted a laid back experience and that's exactly what the Bamboo offered. I would definitely not hesitate to come back here. The service, food, and ambiance were all great!

Fresh review from few hours ago..! I'm a returning guest to cosmo.. Met couple gfs from NYC for Day drinking and got a day bed by the pool. Las Vegas sun was not messing around today. few min in I felt my skin sizzling, so naturally was seeking some shade and let's just say umbrellas were useless!! not only they are badly designed, also wrongly located. So our day bed umbrella was located on the left side which casted no shadow on the bed and very little on the opposite side over in between beds. (Did I mention useless?) we kindly asked staff if they could either move our Umbrellas or if they could get an additional one so we don't get sunburn... after at least an hour of back and forth, my bf moved the umbrella himself and .. (that's how you get someone's attention)... "We are not mad at you staff" and really appreciate your help Collins.. :) Just a bit disappointed... Todays umbrella situation was very unfortunate.. "If there is an unused umbrella near by, management should be able to make the call by moving it for a guest that is seeking shade without the need for approval from guests that are CLEARLY not using one and just SIMPLY trying to be DIFFICULT!"

[100th in 2015: Done!] Located in the Cosmopolitan Resort and Casino, the Bamboo pool is a welcomed change from the typical party hard Vegas pool scene. It is very spacious; however, a much smaller scale than a lot of other pools in the area (e.g., Mandalay Bay) and also much more quiet. When staying at the Cosmo, if you are in the mood for some real R&R in the sun, Bamboo should be the pool choice for you (1 of 3 on-site). After several visits to Bamboo, I've never had a problem finding an open lounger. It is indeed crowded, but not at over-capacity...no need to show up at 8am to secure a spot - thankfully! The gem on the 14th floor has some grassy (turf) areas, lots of beautiful, tall (fake) palm trees, a good sized rectangular pool, lounge chairs about, including some that actually sit inside the sides of the pool to help beat the high Nevada heat. There is low volume music streaming - no "boots and pants and boots and pants" here. Also, a very diverse crowd - people of all shapes and ages. Poolside service is friendly and fast. Bamboo offers drinks and light fare; both a little high priced, but that's to be expected. "Charge it to me room please. Or better yet, that guy's." ;)

We had awesome time together and enjoy drinks and appetizers! Friendly staff and super clean with Amazing ROOFTOP views!!!

My favorite pool Cosmo has to offer. Great sun exposure, a handful of varying cabanas at reasonable prices and two bars offering a full bar and food. The pool is deep enough to cool off while keeping a drink in your hand and is excellent for people watching. TIP: arrive when I opened to get a spot. This place fills up FAST and they don't allow you to move chairs around. They do a sweep every hour and chairs left empty/a lone towel are gathered up and up for grabs. We arrived in our pjs at opening, left our bags and magazines on our seats and returned to our room to suit up. We grabbed breakfast in the lobby along with our coffee and headed back to our chairs. Some went back to sleep while others enjoyed breakfast poolside as the sun came over the highrises. The pool had people of all ages and wasn't the crazy drunk, pick-up, party scene found at one of the other pools we checked out The music was current and the vibe allowed everyone to enjoy the pool. We all enjoyed the pool for two days and would not only stay at the Cosmo again, we would camp out at this pool too!

A very chill pool area, lots of seats and a jacuzzi. The water temperature was ok, once you were in it felt fine. The pool is long enough to do some good laps without having to turn around too often. The staff was super friendly, all in all, had a nice time here!!

Great spot to sit and unwind! Or swim and unwind! Or drink and unwind! You get my point. This pool is quieter and more relaxed, on the 14th floor just off the spa and fitness center. There is a bar and grill with a great selection and friendly and efficient staff. Prices are to be expected. There are fun misters that keep the air cooled and plenty of cabanas and seats with shade. They have a small pool shop onsite with last minute essentials you may have forgotten as well as in the spa shop. And great music in the background! No outside food or beverages! They do check your bags. Overall very pretty and well thought out - you can get in the mix of everything or step back a couple of rows and escape the noise.

Pool was very nice good music and strong drinks. Environment was laid back was very relaxing. Also service was excellent and drinks reasonably priced

Great place to take a dip and people watch. Enjoy a frothy drink or a light snack while soaking up the sun. Beware food and drink here is not cheap and it will take some time to get either even on a slow day.

those huge shower faucets!!! in love I want that in my own pool. so this pool is kid friendly which was great I was traveling with my son. everything looked clean and the only issue I had was when I went to the towel area I showed him my key and asked for two towel and the guy said "sorry were out come back later" while there were still many towels behind him. at least like 25 left n still not even? thought he was joking with me so I ask even more nicely while nodding at the towels and still replied the same. I was so confused I left n went back to pool hahaha.

I do like the Chelsea Pool at the Cosmopolitan. Overall, nice atmosphere and attentive wait staff and generally fun environment. We rented a day bed that was not pool side and it set us back $300 food and beverage minimum. I really appreciate that a place like the Cosmo does food and beverage minimums and not just a flat fee. My major gripe- there is absolutely no shade at this pool unless you pay for it, and even still, it's not much. Our daybed had a mesh cover on it which didn't even help. The staff told us we weren't allowed to move the umbrellas, even though it says on the website you can request an umbrella with the daybed. We got absolutely fried by the sun. I didn't think too much of it until I went to the Aria's similar tranquil-themed pool. Lots of trees and man-made shade. I wish we just spent our time there! But I know, the kids these days want the cool Cosmo hotel pool experience. All in all, I'd return, but only if promised shade.

I guess no-one comes to Vegas to be in the shade...excpet me and my friends. WAY to hot to sit for more than 10-15 minutes, and virtually no shaded areas at all. I burnt the bottoms of my feet just walking from our lounge chairs to the pool. But the pool...is suburb. I wore my wide rimmed sun hat in the pool and felt wonderful, for maybe 20 minutes. Not too crowded, lots of different ages. Great staff. The menu looked like it had a lot of potential, but it was too hot to eat salad in the sun.

As far as pools go, this is a really nice one. It's a rooftop pool without the feeling that you are up way too high. They check your key cards at the entrance and you can get free towels for the day along with fresh ice cold water in clear plastic cups. You aren't allowed to bring you own food or drink, as you won't need them up here. They have an extensive food and drink menu and an excellent wait staff that will serve you at your lounge chair or poolside. I was here for a bachelorette party and we got out here around 11am on a Saturday - this was the ideal time to get here as we had some options for where we wanted to sit along the pool, but it was already pretty busy. By noon there wasn't a free seat in the house. Luckily our group only needed a couple of loungers as there were always a group of us in the pool keeping cool. The reflection off of all the shiny buildings keeps it very hot all day long, especially with the desert heat. In regards to food, everyone agreed that the corn salad I ordered was the best dish and it was really enough to feed the group of us. I didn't have any of the drinks here as I felt the need to hydrate with only ice water from the water stations. Prices were fair and there was also a little gift shop next to the towel shack and elevators with anything you may have forgotten (sun hat, sunglasses, flip flops, sunscreen, etc).

Had an amazing time in our Cabana at the Chelsea Pool. Alanna was our server and was excellent. I will be going back and enjoying again! Thanks Cosmo!

This pool has the worse service!!!! The waitress and waiters are super rude!!! And racists we asked to get drinks like 10 times and they kept on ignoring us.. this service deserves 00000 stars worse ever

This is a very nice chill pool, for earlier in the day because the sun moves behind the Vdara around 4pm (went in June) and the whole pool gets shaded. Jockey club guests get free access (nice perk for us) they have free water to drink. The food is ok (we got chicken tenders) the drinks are quite good though they have three frozen slushy drinks (frose, margarita, and pina colada) we tried all of them and none disappointed. They also have pineapple dole whip which is awesome in drink form or as soft serve. The pool is a bit smallish the sign up front says max pool occupancy 500. We sat on towels next to the pool because it does get crowded.

A quite refuge in the Cosmo. Clean, well maintained, and void of the crap you find in "party pools," like spilled booze and moorish the Hangover crowd. Most folks are relaxing and just getting their tan on. Helpful and attentive servers, stiff libations, and plenty of chase lounges with sun and shade. Perfect for mornings to sleep in the sunshine.

Small, dirty, trash floating by...yuck! Waitress service so lacking that we had to keep going to bar for drinks. If at the bar be prepared for $18-$20 drinks. The upside...not that crowded. Wait...guess we know why....

If you know me, I'm a person that's on the go...always doing something, which makes me really bad at relaxing. During my Vegas trip, my friends convinced me to go to the pool. O.M.G, I've never felt so relaxed in a long long time. Whether you're laying in the sun or sitting in the pool, it's a good time. I honestly didn't want to leave! There is a bar, and servers do come around the pool and can get your drinks. Warning! The drinks are hella expensive! I think I paid $8 for a tall boy...and that was on the cheaper side. If you really want to treat yourself, you can pay to have a private tent/gazebo. I don't even want to know how much that costs! At least you're guaranteed some shade. Only downside was I got sunburnt on my back and head...but that's my fault! lol

Cabana and upgraded day bed both excellent. Nice time laying in the sun and people watching. I would stay again.

The Bamboo Pool is located on the 14th floor in the West Tower. This is a much more quieter pool versus the Boulevard Pool. It's smaller but still a good size to hang out in. If you want some peace and quiet without obnoxious college kids around....this is a good alternative. They serve the same food & beverage menu here along with the Boulevard Pool. I saw people here of all ages...all different shapes and sizes. So don't be body conscious....this isn't like the dayclub scene.

Loved this pool! Clean cut crowd, for the most part, and plenty of seating for those looking to lay out. Lots of space in the curved structure of the pools. Drinks are ok, as is the food: Chicken Quesadilla: 3.5 Chicken skewers with Tabouli and pita: 3.5 (It was very American and not Mid Eastern as hoped). Mai Tai's (they have 2 types: juiced mai tai and the original style): 3.5 Bunch of Lovely Coconuts: 4 (Deliciously served in a coconut, but only lasted a few sips).

Really great pool with FANTASTIC service from the servers. We always had a cocktail in hand, and I enjoyed a great lunch poolside. The pool and hot tub were great....but it was hard to find a seat around lunch time.

I received an Identity offer for a complimentary daybed (Monday-Thursday). Reservations were simple and very quick via e-mail with a designated host to respond to my inquires. There was an offer code and no restrictions or F&B minimum. It was a very pleasant interaction! We arrived around 10:30 and the pool was surprisingly busy! According to the attendant, it was pretty slow for their standards, but if that's the case, I'd hate to be here on the weekend! We checked in, signed for the daybed, and was escorted to our spot. A friendly gentleman laid towels out for us and brought giant pillows and a bucket of ice. There was also a giant wooden tray that had a menu and housed all our beverages and ice buckets. Next to the daybed was a wicker side table with a slot that you could place belongings away from the sun. The daybed is a queen-size mattress and accommodates up to four people (there were four of us and it was a little tight, but throughout the day, it was usually just two people at a time since we spent time on the loungers in the pool). Our daybed was next to a palm tree and poolside, so it was nice. Before noon, there was a nice shade over our bed. The weather was beautiful! The sun was shining, but it wasn't too hot and although more humid than usual, there was a nice breeze! Later in the afternoon, it was also overcast and it provided relief from the hot sun. Our servers were very nice and we enjoyed the food and drink selections. The Fish Tacos ($15) with smoked jalapeño aioli and pico de gallo was tasty and refreshing. For drinks, I had the Dragon's Breath Mojito (Bacardi Dragon Berry Rum, raspberries, blackberries, lime, and simple syrup), Honey Dew Me (Grey Goose Melon, Barenjager, honeydew puree, lemon, and cardamom-vanilla-ginger syrup), and Grapes of Wrath Sangria (Riesling, St. Germain, lemongrass syrup, raspberries, strawberries, green grapes, and lavender mint). The Mojito was a little sweet and I definitely missed the fresh, muddled mint. "Honey Dew Me" had an odd flavor and crushed ice. I wouldn't recommend either cocktails, especially with their $14 price tags. The Sangria was delicious though! We ordered two pitchers ($58/each) and my friend's girlfriend and I really enjoyed it. The guys ordered two buckets of Coronas (five 12 oz. cans; $34/bucket). Also, a 500ml bottle of Smart Water was $7 (I buy liters for less than $1 each, ugh). We were there for six hours and we had a great time! The service was outstanding and the food and drinks were satisfying. The atmosphere is mostly relaxed - the music wasn't too loud and everyone was pretty chill, except many of the children. Parents were just laying back while their kids played with the giant showers, excessively splashing other guests, and dangerously "surfing" on the pool loungers. It's obviously not a water park and it's not the lifeguards' responsibility to take care of your kids. FYI: Automatic gratuity of 21% and a small service charge are added to your cabana/daybed bill. If you are opening a tab with your debit/credit card, there will be a pre-authorization of $50.

Let me start off by saying I didn't mind paying $15 a drink... My wife and I were on vacation and living it up! This pool was perfect to lounge in. The submerged pool chairs were perfectly situated just deep enough to stay cool in the pool while the hot sun tanned our bodies. This place is well staffed and it showed. People were picking up empty glasses and used towels left and right. There were a few children in the pool but that didn't bother me. There is a huge shower in the middle of the pool which makes it look cooler. You can't beat the view from the pool of the Cosmopolitan Name and the rest of he strip. The foliage is beautiful and the color combinations are easy on the eyes. Also all the hard bodies are here to see and be seen. I didn't fit in cause I'm no longer a gym rat but I still enjoyed my share of Rest and Relaxation. I'll be back again but probably much earlier in the day to avoid heat stroke lol!

Pro-tip: In the fall, be sure to pick the right spot where the sun hits. This will usually be the side that faces Las Vegas Blvd and towards the Paris hotel. Good table service. Drinks are pricey but let's face it, everything is on the strip.

Great pool to chill and relax! We got a cabana and had a great time!! Our server was Kathy, who was remarkable. She is friendly with a great personality. Ask for Kathy!!

We stayed at the Jockey Club next door, which meant we got to use the Bamboo pool during our stay! it is an absolute MUST, come early if you want a good seat. everyone here was really nice, staff came by often and the drinks were pretty good. They have two bars on either end of the pool deck with TV's! We got to get our tan on AND watch the Hawks win

On my most recent trip to Vegas, I stayed at the Jockey Club, which has access to the Bamboo pool at the cosmo. Score! This was a very nice pool, large with plenty of places to sit (including lounge chairs in the water... nice touch). They have a bar, but unlike many vegas pools, they did not have loud music, a DJ, or an excessive amount of people. All of these things were fine by me. The hot tub was also somewhat large and accommodated the number of people that were at the pool when we went in the morning (though it'd probably be more cramped later or if the pool was busier). The outdoor shower things were neat and a good way to cool off. I would come back for sure!

Having stayed at the Cosmpolitan the year before and really enjoying the Chelsea pool, we called and inquired about the possibility of renting a Daybed even though we were not staying at the hotel. We were told it was not a problem, and reserved our daybed. Upon arrival a girl asked us for our room key and we stated that we did not have one but rented a daybed, I'm not sure if she was unaware this was a possibility but she was extremely rude and told us to basically step aside that the rental didn't start for another ten minutes. There were plenty of other ways she could have said this nicely or handled this differently but she did not, point blank acted like a complete bitch. Note our surprise when ten minutes later, she enters the checkin area and is checking in our daybed. If I hadn't already prepaid I would have left. On a positive note, everything else was 100% perfect the food, the drinks, the washrooms. It is more subdued music, and crowd. If you are looking to dance or party you might want to try the other pool. The waitresses are very nice and very good at their jobs (poor girls in those heels in the heat all day!). We would return just for the positive aspects but something needs to be done about that girl. Mexican Corn Salad 10/10 Push pop 10/10 Mixed drinks 8/10

One of three pools at The Cosmopolitan, and a beautiful one at that! Located on the 14th floor, Bamboo Pool has two bars, a hot tub, and plenty of lounge chairs you don't have to pay for. Gray bikini clad waitresses (and plaid button-down wearing waiters, but who's looking at them) bring you a select but delicious menu of snacks and cocktails. We liked the overloaded chicken tostadas as well as the Rule the Roost, Stubborn Mule, and Southern Charm. Only a few complaints; smoking is unfortunately allowed, and with no designated section we constantly had to move. Although there are shaded areas on the deck, there really isn't any in the water itself. The music could use some tweaking. Finally, the pool stays open fairly late but they stop serving food at 3:30 (drink service continues well past that, however). Still, a great place to hang out, relax, and escape the oppressive Vegas heat!

Great service ; had complimentary drinks and appetizers thanks to being an elite Amex member (a lot of points). Great security and friendly staff. Perfect for the family.