Oasis Pool

What’s not to like about being at the pool and having a great view! It was very relaxing. The staff are friendly and attentive.
Thanks for a great experience!

Got in on the locals special, which is $ 15 a pop.
Pros–
— Still some remnants left of the Egyptian theme. Very cool.
— Plenty of area and space available to move around. I arrived just before noon and still managed to snag a chair.
— I believe there are at least 4 pools and at least 2 jacuzzis available.
— plenty of attractive cocktail waitresses walking around taking drink orders
— large blue complimentary towels provided
— they have a bar and snack bar available for your touristy needs lol
— they actually have 2 water fountains there if you really wanna cheap out
Cons–
— the day I was there about ½ to ¾ of the pools were chained off and unavailable. Why? Would have been so nice to have those areas open.
— limited number of chairs, so get there by 10 am or so if you can help it.
— jacuzzi wasnt very hot and jet stream was pretty weak… maybe its just me.
other tidbits.
— a 16 ounce beer (Bud products) will set you back about $ 8 a pop plus tax, souvenir cups with the fruity drinks run $ 22 plus tax
— as far as eye candy it really depends on what you like to look at.lol.saw an eclectic mix of young and old, big and small, and everything in between.
I had fun here today, and as a local, would definitely come back to enjoy this area again.
its A-​OK!
3 stars.

I was so bummed at my experience at the Oasis pool. I LOVE hanging out at pools and didn’t have high expectations however this pool definitely fell short enough that I probably won’t be back.
We got there early to get lounge chairs in a nice quieter area with the understanding that they would open the other side of the pool since it was a Saturday! After being told by multiple employees that they were opening the other side of the pool in the late afternoon, we finally realized it wasn’t happening. It just made no sense and was poor planning on their part.
We had a waitress that came around occasionally but not often enough to refill our beer buckets which made some of our group have to go wait in a VERY long line at the bar. Totally not worth it! The DJ was also not very good and that’s saying it nicely. This is Vegas, and at a lot of points his mixing sounded like two competing DJ’s rather than one person mixing songs. I’m far from a DJ expert and even I was wondering what the heck was going on. Luckily, I was with a fun group so all of the Oasis pools short comings didn’t ruin my day.

Pools. There are lots of wonderful pools here and jacuzzi. Having the largest pool closed on a Saturday in June is crazy. Throughout the day starting at 9am we asked when the largest pool would be open. We got multiple answers from staff between 12−1230ish. So we set up our chairs there in the wonderful sunlight. At about 1245 we asked again and were told that the pool was not going to open.. At 9am we had our pick of chairs. At 1245 there were little to no chairs available.
So I understand that poolside service is rough but this was horrible. Either you have lots of servers with one bar or lots of bars. Here there was one bar with little service. You could either stand in line for 30 minutes or wait three hours for your server.
The pool was clean and comfortable, however they amount of space in the opened pools was not

In short, multi-​pool complex (like most of the other hotels) but this one is a little smaller. I feel like this pool area had a bunch more kids and people who aren’t capable of walking to a trash can, as well.
The Sunday event with the DJ is just a small pop up tent with a top 40 — no big names. So if you used google (like me) and got info about a Sunday Temptatiom event at Oasis… don’t even bother.
If you’re truely looking to relax though from an exciting weekend… it’s not that bad of a pool. As soon as you go through the room key/​towel check just walk straight back — past the «main» pool and off to the second pool that has the tall water fountain pilar looking things. There seemed to be less kids back in that area and more of folks nursing their hangovers.
If you are looking for a crazy party though… find another pool. Perhaps Wet Republic across the street?

I came to Oasis to meet up with some out of town friends who were staying at the Luxor during a holiday weekend so the pool area was PACKED. Luckily the pool is set up with a bunch of smaller pools so there was plenty of room to swim around and cool off. The line for the snack bar was outrageous and I rarely saw any waitresses walking around to take orders. There were attendants who cleaned up the area during the 2 hours that I was there. Each pool had a lifeguard and they blew their whistles often so their awareness of pool safety was apparent. The water itself was very cold for late August which was great and it was fairly clean. I didn’t see any floating debris which is a good thing. :) There were plenty of towels and comfy lounge chairs. As a local, I may consider paying the entrance fee to come and cool off.

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The Oasis Pool? Not much of an Oasis because this pool hardly has any trees for shade from the hot Vegas sun. They really need to renovate this pool and maybe make it more Egyptian to fit the theme. But anyways why does it matter because they are still dethemeing the property.
Lots of ample seating and not so attractive cabanas and day beds.

I had a very dishonest encounter with the pool people and it turned my stomach. I reserved a daybed on the phone (for the pool area). I called three days prior, & was told it was 150 for a daybed and the cabanas were 200. I decided to book a daybed because my friend needed full shade. The man told me «Okay you are reserved for Daybed number 1.» So when I got there I saw a sign saying that daybeds were 50. I asked about getting that price rather than 150. Not only did the guy say rudely, «We don’t reserve daybeds.» But also told me (as if I didn’t know what I was talking about) that I reserved cabana number 9 (wtf??) And so I must take it and pay 150 because cabanas are 150 and all daybeds were full. Sounds like a no good down and dirty way to tell me that they gave away my daybed (if they even reserved it in the first place). If I didn’t have a friend there who needed shade, I would’ve said screw it and immediately called management. Even though the price ended up being the same, hands down I should have never been quoted 150 for a daybed if they are 50 nor should I have been told they reserved me one. What a way to weasle folks into a higher price choice!!!
If not for the great cocktail servers and massage lady, it would get 1 star… who puts in a slide that really isn’t a slide??? Fake slide.
Update: Manager credited the 150 after all. Nice.

I discovered this pool at the Luxor where I was staying on the last day. sigh, what a waste. The pool is massive, with a smaller pool and hot tubs littered about. They also have tons of seating and private cabanas. I didn’t have to pay entry into the pool because I was staying at the hotel but I think it was $ 10.
Drinks are available but I didn’t order any. Good place to lounge around if that’s your thing.

The pool is a pool. There are 2 pools. The common pool is shallow. There are read you can place your $ 8 beer and $ 4 water on. If there is a pool party pay the extra $ 10-​$ 20 to be per person.
Sometimes there are not enough chairs if there is a pool party.

View (general): Meh… you see the side of the Pyramid.
View (eye candy, if you know what I mean *wink wink*): Old (er)
Pools: Only two were open when I went and they were small wade-​y pools.
Service: Didn’t order anything, but I didn’t really see many waitresses walking around asking for drink orders. Who knows, maybe I would have ordered something if I was asked.
Overall, if you’re staying here and like this stuff, head over and do yo thang. But don’t expect a great pool with activities. There are no activities.

I haven’t been to a lot of the Vegas pools. I know they’re the place to be since they’re usually full of beautiful women and handsome men. Since I’m neither, I’ve never really felt the pool was for me. (not to mention the Vegas sun can be brutal and I despise sunburns). Eventually, I got over the sensitivity of my rotund physique and decided to pay the pool a visit.
The Oasis Pool at the Luxor is exactly what I thought it would be. A large pool party with beautiful women, handsome men, and DJ booth pumping out Top 40 music. Everyone lapping up the sun while keeping cool with a cold drink. The entire pool area is surrounded by pool chairs and private cabanas (which can be rented for a price)
There’s actually 2 pools at the Luxor. The main pool is rather large and has a few little square islands where guests can sit and sunbathe. There’s dozens of pool chairs all around the pool, but you’ll find that most become occupied quickly unless you get to the pool early. The pool as a small store selling various souvenirs and pool toys. They also have a drink bar and snack bar. Servers will come around periodically to take drink orders. Drink prices are basically the same as you’d pay at a bar or nightclub. Since I like to enjoy myself when I’m on vacation, I ordered a bucket of beer just for myself ($ 30 for 5 bottles which you can mix n’ match).
You’d be surprised how quickly you become the envy of your pool chair neighbors when they see you carrying a bucket full of ice and beer bottles. I spent most of my time floating around, enjoying a cold drink and listening to the awesome music. It definitely made for a cool vibe.
Right next to main pool is another large pool which is private. You can pay a small fee of $ 10 to have access to this pool and be guaranteed a pool chair. If you’re willing to dish out more cash, you can have a better chair with an umbrella or even a private cabana. If you have the cash to blow, go for it. Personally, I don’t think it’s worth the money.
Overall, I was surprised how much I actually enjoyed the Oasis pool. I’ll have to make a point of visiting the pools again the next time I’m in Vegas (hopefully by then I won’t look like a beached whale).
Tips:
– Get there as early as you can to try and snag a pool chair or two.
– You can bring water bottles with you, but you CAN’T bring coolers to the pool.
– They provide towels. No need to bring your own.
– To avoid direct sunlight (and potential sunburn), hang out under the Luxor walkway which crosses over the pool. This will provide excellent shade.

Pool was pretty filthy. Napkins and trash floated through out. Cigarette butts were strewn throughout the pool area and we got there when it first opened. Would it kill someone to sweep up occasionally so all the crap didn’t end up in the pool?

Really big pools and fun to just hang out or lounge. I heard the Temptation Sundays are lots of fun. Def need to check it out next summer!

There are 2 separate open pools in this hotel. (I think another pool was under maintenance) Both are in the Oasis Pool Area. One pool has little «tables» in the middle for you to put your drinks on. The other pool is more of a family/​playing pool.
Both pools were about 3.5 feet deep and a good size for lounging around.
But if you ever went you Mandalay Bay’s Pool… this pool would seem like an kid’s pool. But nonetheless, it was fun just to hang out here.
There are also cocktail waitress walking around taking orders. Which I thought was pretty cool. They also have a snack bar and drink bar for all your munchy and alcohol needs.