We were staying at a different resort owned by Caesars Entertainment. We went to Caesars Palace on a Wednesday and asked pool staff members if we could swim there since we were staying at a different Caesars Entertainment Hotel - and they said "of course" just show your room key and you can get in. So we came back two days later to swim and was told we could swim but only by paying $20/person. It was 10:30am, so we paid the $40 for 2 people, and were extremely lucky to find a chair - my advice, get to the pool VERY early, and put something (a sign or something personal) on your pool chairs to make it look as if it's already being used, otherwise you won't get a chair at all. Poolside cocktails are overpriced, I ordered the Cojo'jito drink, the brought the one in the Coconut Cup and it was $29. Poolside music was "meh", a mix of pop - from mainstream to boy bands. Overall, enjoyed the pool, but wouldn't pay $20/person in the future to swim there. I would however consider staying at the resort next time I'm in Vegas to experience the pool as an actual guest.