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Glass Pool Inn, Las Vegas, NV Vegas Strip Motels | Glass Pool Inn | Vegas Motels
The famous pool portholes
Glass Pool Inn marquee
Glass Pool Inn
At dusk the marquee with its backlight would light up in same blue hue as the swimming pool water. When the place was open, the Glass Pool Inn offered the standard amenities to customers, including color TV, phones, laundromat service, kitchens, and satellite TV.
Glass Pool Inn
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The Glass Pool Inn was an old 1950's era motel that was a fine example of the type of roadside lodging that was common along the Las Vegas Strip in the mid-century era. The Glass Pool was originally name the Mirage Motel, but sold its name to Steve Wynn who was building the Mirage Casino and Hotel in 1989.
The Glass Pool Inn distinguished itself from the typical roadside motel with its unique pool, which featured glass windows to see in and out of. These port hole shaped windows are quite eye-catching for those that pass by along Las Vegas Blvd and was the scene for many movies.
The motel closed its doors in 2003 after over 50 years in operation. The motel units, offices, and the pool itself were razed shortly thereafter in 2004 and just the sign remained, standing lonely by itself above the empty lot.
Check out the way the swimming pool shows off its colors as dusk settles along Las Vegas Blvd.