Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis is a rooftop bar in Strip, Las Vegas.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The Venus pool requires a separate reservation. The Apollo pool stays the longest into the evening on warm nights.
Private tour · 1h 30m
All age experience! Cruise the Las Vegas Strip on a 1.5-hour or 2-hour limousine tour. Includes photos while on tour and a bottle of generic champagne with up to 50 se...
Guided tour · 4 hours
See Vegas in your very own, open-air, hot pink Hog Car. You become an instant celebrity as you zoom up and down the Strip. Tourists will gawk, take photos and wave at you.
1 hour
Cruise the Las Vegas Strip in style in our decked out air-conditioned party bus with a champagne toast!
Address: 3570 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
The Vault at Bellagio is the unmarked-door speakeasy behind the live gaming tables with 10 tables, an onyx bar, vintage spirits including 1930s Remy and Studio Munge's lighting build.
TipReservations highly recommended; cocktails average around $55. Look for the unmarked door near the high-limit tables on the casino floor.
The Lock hides on the lower level of Horseshoe Las Vegas behind The Cabinet of Curiosities. Guests pick up a phone, solve safe puzzles and unlock the door for Prohibition-era cocktails.
TipTwo-drink minimum inside. Walk-up reservations work if space permits, but Friday and Saturday usually require booking ahead.
Ski Lodge is the unmarked cabin-themed cocktail room next to Superfrico on the second floor of The Cosmopolitan, with mezcal-heavy drinks and a year-round crackling fireplace.
TipLook for the small bronze square with a skier above the door near Superfrico. No reservations; arrive early on weekends.
Here Kitty Kitty hides inside Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World behind a moving wall in the Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng stall, with Singaporean-Prohibition cocktails and a vinyl program.
TipHigh Fidelity Fridays are the weekly all-vinyl set from 21:00-01:00. Order the Jerry Thomas Brandy Punch for a group.
The Underground sits in the basement of The Mob Museum in the former Prohibition-era courthouse with a working distillery, speakeasy bar and live jazz most evenings.
TipEnter through the side door with the password if you only want the speakeasy. Museum ticket-holders get an easier walk-in route from upstairs.
The Vault at Bellagio is the unmarked-door speakeasy behind the live gaming tables with 10 tables, an onyx bar, vintage spirits including 1930s Remy and Studio Munge's lighting build.
TipReservations highly recommended; cocktails average around $55. Look for the unmarked door near the high-limit tables on the casino floor.
The Lock hides on the lower level of Horseshoe Las Vegas behind The Cabinet of Curiosities. Guests pick up a phone, solve safe puzzles and unlock the door for Prohibition-era cocktails.
TipTwo-drink minimum inside. Walk-up reservations work if space permits, but Friday and Saturday usually require booking ahead.
The Laundry Room is the 22-seat speakeasy tucked behind a bookshelf inside Commonwealth on Fremont East. Reservations open two weeks ahead by text and fill within minutes.
TipText 702-701-1466 two weeks ahead; reservations cap at four guests for 90 minutes. No photos, no standing at the bar, no loud talk.
Ski Lodge is the unmarked cabin-themed cocktail room next to Superfrico on the second floor of The Cosmopolitan, with mezcal-heavy drinks and a year-round crackling fireplace.
TipLook for the small bronze square with a skier above the door near Superfrico. No reservations; arrive early on weekends.
Here Kitty Kitty hides inside Famous Foods Street Eats at Resorts World behind a moving wall in the Fuhu Cha Chaan Teng stall, with Singaporean-Prohibition cocktails and a vinyl program.
TipHigh Fidelity Fridays are the weekly all-vinyl set from 21:00-01:00. Order the Jerry Thomas Brandy Punch for a group.
