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Glass Pool Inn Las Vegas, NV --- Where do you go, ye olde motels? Traveling down the Vegas strip brings you to a familiar sight on the
south side of town. Yes, it's the In October, the Las Vegas Review Journal published an article stating the wrecking ball is looming for the Glass Pool Inn and surrounding property. With Vegas' thirst for megaresorts, it's not surprising to see yet another
property The most unique aspect of the Glass Pool is just that, the glass pool.
The windows alongside the pool advertised Glass Pool Inn
(November 2003) It's always sad to see a roadside treasure disappear, but to see the old familiar friend gated off and destined for oblivion shows how the buildings we take for granted can be demolished at a whim.
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Glass
Pool Inn and it dynamic pool with windows... yes... actual windows along
the side of its above ground pool.
from
the mid-century destined for the wrecking ball. The inn was originally
called the Mirage Motel when it opened in 1952 and changed name and hands
when the Mirage Hotel opened up further down the strip.
the
blue waters inside, tempting to travelers and locals alike, especially
during the hot summers Vegas is known for.