Picolo recommends · Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada
Circa Resort & Casino
Watch the game from the water on a rooftop pool built like a stadium, then look down from your room onto the lights of Fremont Street.
Circa is Downtown’s newest big resort, and only guests aged 21 and over get through the door. Up on the roof, the pool is stepped like an amphitheatre around an enormous screen, so people follow the match from the water.
From the rooms you look straight down on Fremont Street and the canopy of lights that covers it. It is a different Las Vegas from the Strip: older, louder and closer to the street.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Circa Resort & Casino
Circa is our choice for groups of friends and couples after nightlife and a fresh angle on the city. The rooftop pool alone makes it unlike anything else in town.
It is lively and sometimes loud, and families cannot come, since nobody under 21 is admitted. The Strip is a long way off, so count on taxis for shows and dinners there.
What you get
- Rooftop pool shaped like an amphitheatre
- Giant screen for watching sport from the pool
- Adults only, 21 and over
- Restaurants and bars in the resort
- Taxi ride to the Strip
A day at Circa Resort & Casino
- Morning
- A late breakfast after a long night.
- Midday
- Claim a spot by the rooftop pool before the big game.
- Afternoon
- Watch the match from the water.
- Evening
- Out under the light canopy on Fremont Street.
Location
Downtown, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Open in MapsQuestions about Circa Resort & Casino
Is Circa Resort and Casino adults only?
Yes. Only guests aged 21 and over are admitted, so it is not an option for families with children or teenagers.
What is the pool like at Circa Resort and Casino?
Up on the roof, the pool area rises in tiers around a huge screen, so guests can watch sport while in the water.
How far is Circa Resort and Casino from the Strip?
It is Downtown, at Fremont Street, a taxi ride from the Strip rather than a walk.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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