European-style bathing isn’t new in Vegas, but your options are fast becoming limited.
Las Vegas Topless Pools
When compared to rowdy Las Vegas pool parties like Omnia Dayclub or Encore Beach Club, topless pools tend to be more relaxing and on the smaller side, making them perfect for people who just want to chill by the pool, sunbathe and enjoy a few drinks with lounge beats in the background. Tops-optional pools are a welcome retreat from the sprawling resort pools and provide a nice, even tan all around for the ladies.
Topless pools prohibit cameras, so resist the urge to whip out your phone and take selfies. Cabanas and daybeds are usually available for a minimum food and beverage spend that’s less expensive than larger dayclubs. The ratio of men to women is relatively even.
However, the concept is starting to dwindle in Las Vegas. Bare dropped its topless policy before the Mirage closed altogether in 2024 and Venus at Caesars Palace is no longer topless, but remains adults-only. In sad news for nudity, Sapphire Pool has closed “for renovations” in 2025 and may not reopen until 2027. (The website is offline, which is never a good sign.) Fortunately, you still have a few choices for showing some skin by the pool in Sin City.
The Pool at Wynn/The Pool at Encore
Open Daily: 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Hotel guests only: Complimentary
It’s not widely advertised, but the Wynn and Encore sister properties each have a European pool exclusively for hotel guests. The pools are quiet and have excellent service within a luxurious atmosphere. Lounge chairs and daybeds are surrounded by towering palm and pine trees, adding a sense of intimacy and seclusion. If you need even more privacy, book a ground-level Fairway Villa for the night, which has its own private plunge pool.
Moorea Beach Club
Open Thursday-Sunday: 11:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
General Admission: Begins at $10 for women, $20 for men
Mandalay Bay has an excellent pool complex with a beach and wave pool. Moorea Beach Club, however, is more secluded with a “toptional” policy. Enjoy a lounge atmosphere, stellar cocktails and a DJ setting the right tone by the water. The high-end cabanas are almost like small apartments.
Lexi Pool
Open Daily: 10:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
Fee Varies: Check with the hotel
Topless pools are usually on the smaller side, but Lexi Pool is even more intimate. Located in the Lexi boutique hotel, this cozy oasis is a good choice if you’re looking to show some skin away from the buzz of the Strip. The property was formerly known as Artisan and was initially marketed as the first cannabis-friendly hotel in Las Vegas, but that image seems to have been toned down. The hotel is also up for sale, but remains open and is still taking reservations. Regardless, the Lexi promises to keep its pool as “one of Las Vegas’s only European style pool experiences.”
Sapphire Pool
Open: TBD.
Locals: Free
Non-Locals: Regular admission TBD.
Sapphire is the only gentlemen’s club with a pool. Everyone is welcome to go topless. That includes guests and/or employees. Sapphire is also known for inviting social media stars and other celeb guests on weekends, making the events a top pick for bachelor parties. Note: The pool closed for renovations during the 2025 season. Sapphire has yet to announce a reopening date.
