Starting at $15 for adults, $10 for children, and more for daybeds and cabanas. The "Boot Scootin Fruity" mixes rum, an aperitivo, hibiscus, and lime in a cowboy hat punch bowl ($90) the luxe "Mojito 75" combines Moët & Chandon with rum and mojito must-haves in a disco ball ($230) and an unnamed cocktail is worth trying just to enjoy it from a real coconut. Even if it's a do-nothing day, these large, over-the-top drinks will give you a delicious challenge.
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There will be live music on the weekends, plus live DJ sets on Saturday nights, alongside whatever other programming happens to be going on inside. Wax Myrtle's This rooftop bar and pool is known for its never-ending events calendar, and of course that energy extends to poolside entertainment. $45 per day for adults, $25 for children.
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Pool passes are available, but if you want to see it for free before you spend, wait for June 10 The hotel invites guests 21 and up to check out the pool for free at the " Summer Festa in Piscina" party, with a "Taste of Italy" add-on ($55) for Aperol Spritz, limoncello lemon drops, and negronis all day. Not to mention, with the extra room these downtown hotels can't offer, a pool pass includes access to a hot tub, fire pits, and great views of the hills around the city. Still, if you want a taste of Italy, the drive to this retreat will be worth it. Hotel Viata Hotel Viata is a bit of a sleeper hotel among Austin boutiques, as it's located a little beyond West Lake Hills. Days for $40 and cabanas for $300 on weekdays days for $75 and cabanas for $400 on weekends. Cabanas can be rented for four people and include self-parking, bottled water, and a bottle of champagne or bucket of High Noon. Café No Sé supplies poolside drinks and snacks, and downstairs, Austin's Best New Restaurant Maie Day offers a hearty meal after a day of napping in the sun. This rooftop pool solves that problem in style, with daily pool passes every day of the week, as well as cabana rentals. South Congress Hotel The South Congress Hotel is right in the middle of where many Austinites want to be on a summer day, if it weren't so dang hot. $69 per month, with age and household discounts. The Y is semi-affordable It would probably be cheaper to visit a hotel pool once or twice, but a Y membership includes a month of access, guest passes, and much more, and may replace your gym membership for the summer. There are "interactive hours" at the outdoor pools (more fun than swimming laps) at the East Communities, Hays Communities, Northwest Family, Southwest Family, and Springs Family YMCAs, as well as the YMCA at Camp Moody. The YMCA is a family staple for a reason, and if your goal is just to get in the water regularly throughout the summer, especially with kids, it's a great place to start. Greater Austin YMCA Let's start with the less glamorous before we break out the poolside fashion.
Go grab your sandals, and save us a towel. Some of our choices aren't even on the platform. But we wanted to let you know what's going on beyond the pass - who will set you up for a great meal, who lets you drink out of a coconut, and whose views (or lack thereof) provide the best ambiance for your day off.
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