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There are a number of ways to get wet at the Venetian (and they don't involve the canals). Enjoy the gorgeous view of Las Vegas from a landscaped, five-acre rooftop deck while you take a dip in the Venetian's swimming pools and hot tub, or grab a few winks in a private cabana. Venetian's three swimming pools are located outdoors—two standard pools and a refreshing Venezia lounge pool, where you can soak in a custom lounge chair while the water level laps at your feet. The hot tub is a good antidote for sore muscles, and a popular spot once the chill winter months descend on the desert.

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Personalize your Venetian poolside adventure by renting a cabana. You (and five of your closest cohorts) will have all of the creature comforts of home including a cordless phone, 32-inch flatscreen TV, DVD player, couch and chair with ottoman, two padded chaise lounges, A/C and heating unit, ceiling fan and outdoor misters during the summer. Kick back and relax with complimentary newspapers and magazines, 25 assorted beverages in a fully stocked refrigerator, a fruit platter available on the weekends and your own cabana host to attend to your every whim. Or, simply make yourself cozy on one of four outdoor pavilion beds, which can fit up to four people.

The Venetian's seasonal poolside offerings such as Wolfgang Puck's restaurant Riva, the Pool retail shop, and center bar with cocktail service make this water oasis experience even more indulgent. Nosh on hors d'oeuvres, pizza, gourmet burgers, salads and sandwiches made famous by the celeb chefs behind the scenes. And if you eat too much, laps are a great calorie burner.

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