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RAIN IN THE DESERT
(Palms
Casino Resort, 938-9999):
Fantasy meets reality at Rain Nightclub, a 28,000 square foot playground
created for adults only. Fourteen-foot fireballs light up an elevated
dance floor as glistening bodies dance to a beat that is so contagious,
the dancing water fountains struggle to keep up. Skyboxes, cabanas and
water booths provide a more intimate affair for 8 – 15 guests.
Reservations are required and should be made in advance. Rain Nightclub,
doubles as Rain, the entertainment venue, with a list of past performers
that include Kid Rock, Santana, Ozzy Osbourne, No Doubt, Seal, Nelly,
Jay Z, Korn, Counting Crows, Live, Goo Goo Dolls, Pink, and Britney
Spears who stunned the crowd with a surprise performance.
The
Palms
has made it a point to snag the under-30 crowd once owned exclusively by
the
Hard Rock.
The casino has a slicker, edgier feel than most of the Strip resorts and
that extends to its premier nightspot as well. Rain in the Desert is one
of the most advanced clubs in town, featuring an amazing lighting system
and multilevel design that can satisfy even the most jaded club kid.
Another great feature is its connection to the groovy Skin pool lounge,
which also operates as its own separate nightspot. A multipurpose venue,
Rain hosts a variety of events, including concerts and larger-than-life
club gigs (check out the upcoming Pimp ’N’ Ho ball). Thursdays with DJ
Hollywood and R.O.B. have been quite the big deal, and Saturdays have
recently made a noticeable dent in the competitive scene. Don’t expect
to find any underground cool, as the club is set squarely in the
mainstream. But if you’re after a more MTV-friendly environment, Rain is
the place for it.
Skin Pool Lounge
 
Also at the
Palms
is the Skin Pool Lounge. As if a pool overflowing with beautiful people
isn’t enough to capture your attention, Skin Pool Lounge offers other
diversions such as poolside blackjack, massages, outdoor swings,
mouth-watering beverages and snacks, unique double-decker cabanas, as
well as 21 single story cabanas fully equipped with a television,
misters, fan, stocked refrigerator and chaise lounges. To cool down, dip
your tail in to the above ground mermaid cove or one of two relaxation
pools.
By night, Skin takes on a new look as nightclub and entertainment venue,
with features that include a concert stage, spectacular lighting and fog
effects. Shadow dancers, mesmerizing mermaids and aqua Go-Go girls keep
with the beat of the live DJ, who keeps the fun going all night long.
Skin is open to hotel
guests.
Mon-Thurs 9AM-5PM and Fri-Sun 9AM-6PM (weather permitting)
Ghostbar

At the top of the
Palms
is Ghostbar. The ride lasts only seconds, but seems like an eternity,
the suspense builds and the doors open. What you see is a breathtaking
view of the Las Vegas Strip from 55 floors above, a site unfathomable to
ghostbar virgins. As the view draws you in, the music of the live DJ
fills the background. From the “ghostdeck”, yet another view takes your
breath away, one from a see-thru acrylic floor looking directly at the
Skin Pool Lounge below. The room, simple, yet eclectic, allows the
beautiful patrons to be the focal point.
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LAX
(Luxor,
262-4000):
Club
Website/ Buy Tickets
LAX, which took over RA (check out our
spokesmodel
photoshoot with celebrity model
Christina Lindley at RA) arrives at
Luxor Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas with 26,000 sq. ft. of the latest club
experience brought to you from the creators of Pure Nightclub; Pure
Management Group along with celebrity investors Christina Aguilera and
DJ AM.Catering to a young,
sophisticated audience, LAX is the destination of choice for club-goers,
A-list celebrities and the social jet set. With the sounds of the
evening at LAX being pumped out by DJ extraordinaires DJ AM and DJ Vice,
LAX has an atmosphere found no where else in the world.
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DRAI’S
(Bill's Gamblin' Saloon,
737-7111):
A
swank gourmet restaurant by day, Drai’s transforms into one of the
nation’s hottest after-hour parties every Wednesday through Sunday. Here
cash is king. Expect a circus of a crowd clamoring for the chance to
descend into the basement club. Dress to the nines and have a wad of
doorman grease money on hand or else forget about getting in. Drai’s
often suffers from the beautiful-people complex. Still, it is an
experience that every club-goer should have once. Besides, you just
might run into Ben Affleck or Carmen Elektra.
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COYOTE UGLY at
New York New York
(740-6969) A Southern style dance bar featuring hot female
bartenders who have elevated pouring drinks to an art form. Like its New
York City namesake, the sexy, sassy, tough talking Coyote Ugly
bartenders ascend to the top of the bar nightly to perform an
entertaining show filled with stunts ranging from fire-blowing to body
shots to choreographed dance numbers. Tons of fun, these lovely ladies
invite customer interaction for a truly memorable experience. Decorated
with Southern flea market treasures and well-worn wood, this room feels
more like a happening college bar than a typical night club.
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XS Nightclub
at:
Encore
Las Vegas (770-0097)
Come early to avoid the crowds. This is a huge club that is very
impressive. Steve Wynn continues to impress. XS is an urban oasis that
will take your breath away. It is a big open space with chandeliers and
stripper poles. Even farther back, it opens up into the pool area where
you can walk around and play blackjack and craps. It has a fantastic
dance floor. Drinks are pricey, so make sure you have enough
cash/plastic on you.
It is considered to be the most expensive nightclub ever built with over
$100 million dollars for its inception. Partygoers can even swim up to
the outdoor blackjack tables.
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Pussy Cat Dolls Lounge
(Caesars
Palace, 866-227-5938):
It's a great
place to go if you're looking to grab a drink and hang out. This is a
smaller more chill place with a great vibe to it. Lots of eye candy with
burlesque shows on stage. Guest performances at the Pussycat Dolls
Lounge include the likes of Tori Spelling, Eva Longoria, Pamela Anderson
and Denise Richards. .
Every night of the week, the Dolls perform a series of small shows every
30 minutes or so. These sultry song and dance performances are executed
on the stage that lines the sides of the room and is elevated in the
center. As far as burlesque Las Vegas shows go, this is one of the best,
and in-between each small show, DJ's spin primarily rock music. It's a
good time to hit the bar and let your pulse return to normal before the
next show begins.
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Studio 54
(MGM
Grand,
702.891.7254):
Club Website
The club that redefined the New York nightclub scene in the 1970s is
setting the standard in the ever-expanding Las Vegas nightclub scene of
the new century. Studio 54 features the most eclectic music mix
around. The two-story club blends the latest pop music trends with
the caustic rhythm of cutting-edge house music. The theme of Las Vegas'
Studio 54 suggests the same vibe as the original club, "Dress
Spectacular!" In Las Vegas, the city known for excess and
overindulgence, Studio 54 has been a perfect fit.
Tuesday
Every Tuesday night at Studio 54 is EDEN, "Erotically
Delicious Entertainers Night." All Las Vegas entertainers and
those in the entertainment industry come to Studio 54 for a night of
vibrant visuals and house grooves. Saints and sinners dance
amongst the live snake nymphs and fig-leafed aerial go-go dancers who
groove to the sounds of DJ P's hip-hop creations and Joey D's
latest spin in house music.
Thursday
Studio 54 features a newly revamped expression of nightlife
entertainment with DOLLHOUSE. In addition to seductive female go-go
dancers, DOLLHOUSE now includes live body art and an all female DJ
lineup. Las Vegas' favorite female DJ, Miss Joy tag teams with
Studio 54 resident DJ Lisa Pittman to create musical ecstasy and the
hottest DJ tandem on the Vegas strip. The excitement continues
throughout the night as the "DOLLS", whose bodies will be showcased as
living canvases, evolve from flesh colored bombshells into mural
masterpieces. The sinfully playful affair is held every Thursday night
from midnight until the early morning hours.
Closed Sundays & Mondays
Hours: Open at 10 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays
Dress code: No T-shirts, tank
tops, baggy jeans, flannel shirts, hats, tennis shoes or work boots.
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The Foundation Room
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at
Mandalay Bay
(632-7600) Just Follow the
signs in Mandalay Bay's Lobby to take you to the Foundation Room
Elevators. The lounge is on the top floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel and
is both a restaurant and cocktail lounge. The staff is classy and
professional. And once you've experienced it, you'll find yourself
setting the bar high for any other lounge in comparison. Cool and hip
decore, decent music, and without a doubt the best view in Vegas. You
will find authentic artifacts from India and Tibet, intricately carved
wood-paneled walls and lush fabrics which lend an Eastern, mystical
ambiance. Great music, great drinks, great service and a great view.
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The Bank -
Bellagio,
(732-5111):
You will find a gorgeous decor and every now and then some bubbles in
the air. The music is mostly hip hop, top 40 and even some rock and
roll. If you're not a fan of oversized clubs, then this is the place for
you. Very intimate and fun. The staff is incredibly nice. If you stay at
the Bellagio, then you get guest passes to get yourself and friends in
for free.
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Tryst -
Wynn Las Vegas,
(770-3375):
One of the nicest club in Vegas. The 70 ft water fountain is beautiful,
and the decor is very chic. You get a nice breeze that comes off the
fountain. Drinks are pricey, but the ambiance is worth it. The Go-go
dancers are nice eye candy. Tryst is a beautiful club. If you are a
guest of the hotel you don't have to wait in line to get in, but there
is still an admission fee. Ample plush lounges surround the dance floor
and the place is definitely on par with the Wynn's sophisticated theme.
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Las Vegas Club Listings
The Bank
Bellagio
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You will find a gorgeous decor and every now
and then some bubbles in the air. The music is mostly hip
hop, top 40 and even some rock and roll. If you're not a fan
of oversized clubs, then this is the place for you. Very
intimate and fun. The staff is incredibly nice. If you stay
at the Bellagio, then you get guest passes to get yourself
and friends in for free.
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Blush
Wynn
Las Vegas

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No one in Vegas can provide luxury
entertainment like the five-star and five-diamond resort,
Wynn Las Vegas. Blush is the newest nightclub at Wynn and it
is by far one of the best nightclubs in town when it comes
to VIP service. |
COYOTE UGLY
New York New York
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A Southern style dance bar featuring hot
female bartenders who have elevated pouring drinks to an art
form. Like its New York City namesake, the sexy, sassy,
tough talking Coyote Ugly bartenders ascend to the top of
the bar nightly to perform an entertaining show filled with
stunts ranging from fire-blowing to body shots to
choreographed dance numbers. Tons of fun, these lovely
ladies invite customer interaction for a truly memorable
experience. Decorated with Southern flea market treasures
and well-worn wood, this room feels more like a happening
college bar than a typical night club. |
Club Tequila
Fiesta Rancho
702-638-3771
VIP Services, 702-638-3629
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Menu includes
appetizers, sandwiches and desserts. VIP booths, bottle
service available. Theme nights: Classic Rock Night,
Wednesday. Ladies Night, Thursday. Country Night, Saturday.
Music: Rock and country.
Hours: Wed-Sat. Happy hour, 6-8 p.m.
Dress code: Proper club attire. No baggy or oversized
pants or shorts, hooded shirts, string or undershirt tank
tops (men) or athletic wear. Cowboy hats are the only
headgear permitted.
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Drai's After
Hours
Bill's Gamblin' Saloon
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Features a dance
floor and comfortable seating.
Music: Progressive house and trance music
Hours: Midnight-9 a.m., Wednesdays-Saturdays
Dress code: Strictly enforced. No tank tops, baggy
jeans.
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Foundation Room
Mandalay Bay |
Just Follow the signs in
Mandalay Bay's Lobby to take you to the Foundation Room
Elevators. The lounge is on the top floor of the Mandalay
Bay Hotel and is both a restaurant and cocktail lounge. The
staff is classy and professional. And once you've
experienced it, you'll find yourself setting the bar high
for any other lounge in comparison. Cool and hip decore,
decent music, and without a doubt the best view in Vegas.
You will find authentic artifacts from India and Tibet,
intricately carved wood-paneled walls and lush fabrics which
lend an Eastern, mystical ambiance. Great music, great
drinks, great service and a great view. |
ghost bar
Palms
702-938-2666
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High above the
Strip, ghostbar delivers a breathtaking view from the 55th
floor of the
Palms.
The ultra-hip, 9,000-square-foot indoor-outdoor lounge also
serves an upscale menu of light fare, entrees and sharing
foods.
Hours: 8 p.m. until early morning
Dress code: Proper attire required
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House of
Blues
Mandalay Bay
702-632-7600
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The concert
venue often doubles as a nightclub with DJ & dancing. Theme
nights include Flashback Fridays with New Wave and '80s
alternative, and disco on Saturdays withi Boogie Knights.
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I-Bar
Rio
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I-Bar brings the truly exotic nature of the Rio
All-Suite hotel and Casino to life. I-Bar offers tropical
cocktails and sensual island dancers to the Las Vegas
nightlife scene |
JET
Mirage
702-632-7600 |

A look inside JET
JET has three dance floors (Hip Hop - Rock -
House) and four bars on multiple levels, so
you can keep your head spinning and your
body moving all night long. The sound is
state-of-the-art, the drinks are high-octane
and the energy is nonstop.
JET was designed to help
save the Mirage from its “faded gem” status
as part of a master plan, along with the new
Cirque show to bring the Mirage back to its
former glory days. The club is located
at the north valet entrance. Celebrities and
models spotted at this club include Justin
Timberlake, Vin Diesel, and Mark Wahlberg.
Victoria’s Secret models also frequent the
place.
JET is built to cater to
every type of customer, which makes the club
unique. It has a 1,400 sq. ft. front room
for house music, a main room with 2 stages
and jamming dance floors, and aback room
where rock ‘n’ roll will reign supreme. All
this comes out you with crystal clear
quality built by EAW, the leader in club
sound design.
Above the 10,000 sq. ft.
main room is grid with 50 squares that can
display just about anything in the
rainbow. Blasts of pure oxygen gas also
periodically flood the room with
energy. Each room has its own light and
sound system to give it a unique vibe. The
sound and light budget alone was over $1
million.
Next to JET is Stack,
which is a hip new restaurant. It features
moderately priced classic dishes that are
meant to be shared. Items like glazed
spareribs with fried pickles, miso
black-cod, Shake & Bake chicken wings,
lobster, tiger prawns, and the “stacked”
Kobe burger are sure to please.
Hours: Fri, Sat, Mon
10:30pm – 4:00am
Phone: 702-693-8300
Website:
http://www.jetlv.com
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LAVO
Venetian &
Palazzo
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LAVO, which is Latin for “to bathe” or
“cleanse,” is the perfect place to wash away your worries
and indulge in some late night partying in a luxurious
atmosphere. |
LAX
Luxor
702-262-4000 |
Features futuristic Egyptian decor, ultramodern lasers and
lighting, two large bars, two cigar lounges, a sushi bar,
comfortable booths and tables, and luxury VIP booths.
Hours: 10:30 p.m.-6 a.m., Wednesday-Saturday
Dress code: Upscale; no hats, tank tops, athletic
attire
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Moon
Palms
702-938-9999

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Take the glass elevator to the very top floor
of the Palms Fantasy Tower and you will find yourself at
Moon, the hottest penthouse in town. With a retractable
ceiling that opens to the spectacular Las Vegas sky on clear
nights, Moon will have you feeling like you’re walking on a
cloud. |
Pussy Cat Dolls Lounge
Caesars Palace |
It's a great place to go if you're looking to grab a drink
and hang out. This is a smaller more chill place with a
great vibe to it. Lots of eye candy with burlesque shows on
stage. Guest performances at the Pussycat Dolls Lounge
include the likes of Tori Spelling, Eva Longoria, Pamela
Anderson and Denise Richards. .
Every night of the week, the Dolls perform a series of small
shows every 30 minutes or so. These sultry song and dance
performances are executed on the stage that lines the sides
of the room and is elevated in the center. As far as
burlesque Las Vegas shows go, this is one of the best, and
in-between each small show, DJ's spin primarily rock music.
It's a good time to hit the bar and let your pulse return to
normal before the next show begins. |
Rain in the
Desert
Palms
702-938-9999
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The multi-level,
25,000-square-foot Rain in the Desert triples as nightclub,
concert venue and special event facility. Rain offers
multiple VIP areas in skyboxes, cabana areas and water
booths. Special effects throughout the club include water,
fire and fog.
Hours: Open at 11 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays
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ROK
New York New York
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Get ready to ROK! Yes, ROK! The newest club to
hit the Las Vegas Strip is at New York-New York Hotel and
Casino. If you ever wanted to live the life of a rock star,
this is about as close as it gets! After all, Las Vegas is
known for being over the top, so why settle for ordinary
partying! |
rumjungle
Mandalay Bay
702-632-7408 |
Hours:
10:30 p.m.-2 a.m. Sundays-Wednesdays; 10:30 p.m.-4 a.m.
Thursdays-Sundays
Dress code: No sneakers, work boots, ripped or
oversized jeans, tank tops, sports attire, shorts, sandals
or hats. A blazer or collared shirt must be worn with jeans.
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Shadow Bar
Caesars
877-427-7243 |
Features female
dancers in silhouette behind a colorful screen.
Hours: 24 Hours
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Skin
Palms
702-938-9999 |
The
Palms'
pool area is transformed into an outdoor nightclub and
concert venue at Skin Pool Lounge. Features dance platforms
with go-go dancers, swimming mermaids, dancing and live
entertainment.
Hours: Evenings Tuesdays-Fridays
Dress code: N/A
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Studio 54
MGM Grand
General info 702.891.7254
Table reservations 702.891.7279
Toll free 800.929.1111
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The club that redefined the New
York nightclub scene in the 1970s is setting the standard in
the ever-expanding Las Vegas nightclub scene of the new
century. Studio 54 features the most eclectic music
mix around. The two-story club blends the latest pop
music trends with the caustic rhythm of cutting-edge house
music. The theme of Las Vegas' Studio 54 suggests the same
vibe as the original club, "Dress Spectacular!" In Las
Vegas, the city known for excess and overindulgence, Studio
54 has been a perfect fit.
Tuesday
Every Tuesday night at Studio 54 is EDEN, "Erotically
Delicious Entertainers Night." All Las Vegas
entertainers and those in the entertainment industry come to
Studio 54 for a night of vibrant visuals and house grooves.
Saints and sinners dance amongst the live snake nymphs and
fig-leafed aerial go-go dancers who groove to the sounds of
DJ P's hip-hop creations and Joey D's latest spin in
house music.
Thursday
Studio 54 features a newly revamped expression of nightlife
entertainment with DOLLHOUSE. In addition to seductive
female go-go dancers, DOLLHOUSE now includes live body art
and an all female DJ lineup. Las Vegas' favorite
female DJ, Miss Joy tag teams with Studio 54 resident DJ
Lisa Pittman to create musical ecstasy and the hottest DJ
tandem on the Vegas strip. The excitement continues
throughout the night as the "DOLLS", whose bodies will be
showcased as living canvases, evolve from flesh colored
bombshells into mural masterpieces. The sinfully playful
affair is held every Thursday night from midnight until the
early morning hours.
Closed Sundays & Mondays
Hours: Open at 10 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays
Dress code: No T-shirts, tank
tops, baggy jeans, flannel shirts, hats, tennis shoes or
work boots.
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Tabu Ultra
Lounge
MGM Grand
General information 702.891.7183
Table reservations 702.891.7129
Toll free 800.929.1111
Dress code: Upscale fashion |
MGM Grand adds new age
expression in nightlife with Tabú, a chic, cosmopolitan
ultra lounge symbolizing everything beautiful, sophisticated
and innovative. Incorporated into the captivating
design, featuring funky furniture, marble and wood floors
and luxurious textures, is an unsurpassed element of
technology that cannot be found in any other nightlife venue
that exists today. From dynamic images bouncing from
every surface to tables with reactive imagery, Tabú strokes
each of the senses, leaving everything to the imagination.
The euphoric environment provides a relaxed type of
excitement.
Sunday
Every Sunday, Tabú Ultra Lounge presents SUPER SLIDE SUNDAYS,
a celebration in old school hip-hop culture. Hosted by
DJ Frankie of NYC and Mr. Freeze of The World Famous Rock
Steady Crew, Slide brings together the past and present of
the hip-hop culture. The evening pays homage to the
art of break dancing where people of all kinds showcase
their skills on the dance floor to the blended beats of DJ
P.
Tuesday
The latest edition to the Tabú line-up, OPEN DECKS is a weekly
showcase of Las Vegas' most respected industry veterans and
hottest up and coming DJs. With a constant rotation of
DJs and a night devoted to the music, the only thing certain
is that Tuesday nights will never be the same. Partake
in the festivities as Las Vegas' premier ultra lounge serves
up the best musical talents sin city has to offer.
Music lovers: come support your scene; DJs: revel in a night
dedicated to you.
Wednesday
For the fashion lover Tabú Ultra Lounge presents Carlo's
Closet. On the first Wednesday of every month celebrity
photographer Carlo Roncancio unveils Carlo's Closet, an
evening featuring his entourage of beautiful models and
fashionistas. The night evolves through a mix of
erotic performances and controlled chaos. Carlo's Closet is
nothing short of mesmerizing.
Thursday
Partake in an evolution of sound with Fusion Thursdays. DJ
Create transforms Tabú Ultra Lounge into an environment of
desire and intrigue with a mix of traditional
European-influenced vocal house beats combined with a blend
of Hip Hop/R&B House remixes.
Closed Mondays
Hours: Open at 10 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday
Dress code: Upscale fashion
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TAO
Venetian
General information 702.388.8588
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A look inside TAO
The creators of Tao Asian
Bistro have now brought the renowned New
York hotspot and celebrity hangout to
The Venetian. Specializing in Hong Kong
Chinese, Japanese and Thai cuisines, Chef
Sam Hazen’s creation include everything from
Kobe beef to traditional Peking Duck, all
prepared by master chefs from across Asia.
At 42,000 square feet,
Tao’s entertainment complex is among the
largest in the world and features Las Vegas’
hippest nightclub, coolest ultra-lounge,
largest banquet facility and of course, the
hottest restaurant in town. This “Asian
City’s” décor includes lush velvets and
silks, waterfalls and century old woods and
stones, and a hand-carved 20-foot-tall
Buddha floating peacefully above an infinity
pool complete with Japanese carp.
TAO is a favorite of
celebrities, like Paris and Nicky Hilton,
Ice Cube, Shannon Elizabeth, Jessica
Simpson, Michael Jordan, Britney Spears,
Usher, Keanu Reeves and many others. It is a
huge club with over 10,000 sq. ft. of space,
3 bars, 2 main rooms, 8 private skyboxes
(each box has a minibar and espresso
machine) and a 40-ft outdoor terrace with
views of the Strip.
TAO resembles an ancient
temple complete with Buddhas. The themed
Monk Bar features 271 carved wood monk
figures. TAO recently won Best Interior
Design and Best New Venue at the 4th annual
Club World Awards held in Miami.
Service is key to the club
and you will never have to wait long for it.
Service stations for drinks, etc., are
placed strategically with very short
distances to get to the customers.
A new pool/lounge area
called Tao Beach will make its debut during
Fourth of July weekend. Asian chic is the
vibe and theme.
HOURS:
Restaurant Dining Room
- Sunday to Thursday – 5:00pm-12:00am
- Friday & Saturday – 5:00pm-1:00am
Lounge
- Sunday to Saturday - 5:00pm-5:00am
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Tryst
Wynn
Las Vegas
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One of the nicest club in Vegas. The 70 ft
water fountain is beautiful, and the decor is very chic. You
get a nice breeze that comes off the fountain. Drinks are
pricey, but the ambiance is worth it. The Go-go dancers are
nice eye candy. Tryst is a beautiful club. If you are a
guest of the hotel you don't have to wait in line to get in,
but there is still an admission fee. Ample plush lounges
surround the dance floor and the place is definitely on par
with the Wynn's sophisticated theme. |
V Bar
Venetian
702-414-3200
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Music:
Lounge house
Hours: 6 p.m.-4 a.m. daily
Dress code: Business attire; no tank tops, sneakers,
jeans or shorts.
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VooDoo Lounge
Rio
702-252-7777
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Party while
enjoying a dizzying view of the Strip from the rooftop deck
on the 51st floor.
Hours: 5 p.m.-2:30 a.m. Live music & dancing from 9
p.m.
Dress code: Business casual. No sneakers, flip-flops,
torn jeans or T-Shirts.
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Wynn
Las Vegas,
(770-3375):
One of the nicest club in Vegas. The 70 ft water fountain is
beautiful, and the decor is very chic. You get a nice breeze
that comes off the fountain. Drinks are pricey, but the
ambiance is worth it. The Go-go dancers are nice eye candy.
Tryst is a beautiful club. If you are a guest of the hotel
you don't have to wait in line to get in, but there is still
an admission fee. Ample plush lounges surround the dance
floor and the place is definitely on par with the Wynn's
sophisticated theme. |
XS Nightclub
Encore Las Vegas |
Come
early to avoid the crowds. This is a huge club that is very impressive.
Steve Wynn continues to impress. XS is an urban oasis that will take
your breath away. It is a big open space with chandeliers and stripper
poles. Even farther back, it opens up into the pool area where you can
walk around and play blackjack and craps. It has a fantastic dance
floor. Drinks are pricey, so make sure you have enough cash/plastic on
you.
It is considered to be the most expensive nightclub ever
built with over $100 million dollars for its inception. Partygoers can
even swim up to the outdoor blackjack tables. |
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Las Vegas Top Pool Clubs
Las Vegas pool clubs are the latest hot trend to hit Vegas. Just like it
sounds, these are clubs with a cover charge. They have DJs, music, and
drinks, but during the day and by the pool.
 Bare at
Mirage
The name is in the title. Ladies can take advantage of the European-style
bathing area, secluded by towering palm trees. DJ-spun music keeps the party
going. The private VIP area features an infinity pool and overlooks the
resort’s dolphin habitat.
Ambience: Contemporary paradise.
Get wet: Two luxury dipping pools.
Hours: Open daily, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Cover price: Always free for women; $20 for men Friday – Sunday,
$40
Cabanas: Guests opting to reserve a cabana or daybed can enjoy
chilled Evian misting bottles, frozen fruit skewers, fruit smoothies served
in shot glasses and chilled cucumbers for the eyes.
Eat and drink: Specialty cocktails are available.

Liquid at
Aria
Liquid is more than just a place to get wet. Enjoy music from a DJ with
a state-of-the-art sound system. And with all the palm trees,
hand-crafted wicker furniture and plenty of places to mingle, it’s the
type of daytime party you’d wish would never end.
Ambience: Tahitian paradise with a modern feel.
Get wet: A 1,200-square-foot main pool and two luxury dipping
pools in the upper VIP areas.
Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Cover price: Varies.
Cabanas: Each of the eight cabanas comes equipped with a
40-inch flat screen television and a mini-fridge. The cabanas can be
split up into 16 smaller cabanas. You can also reserve one of the 35
daybeds that line the main pool.
Other spots to relax: Poolside chaise lounges.
Eat and drink: The poolside restaurant offers king crab,
jalapeño tacos, papaya salad and Liquid-ritas.

Wet Republic at
MGM Grand
At Wet Republic, you really can’t miss a beat. In fact, there are eight,
state-of-the-art speakers in the pool so you can get your groove on during
your swim. A hot spot with celebrities, you might just run into your
favorite. Enjoy Daylife Sundays, where you’ll get to hear some of the
world’s best DJs. On select Sundays, Wet Republic hosts Juicy Vegas with
resident DJ Robbie Rivera.
Ambience: Nightlife vibe in the middle of the day, better known as
“daylife.”
Get wet: Two large saltwater pools, as well as six jetted spas.
Hours: Open daily, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Cover price: Varies.
Cabanas: Yes, as well as bungalows. The VIP bungalows boast a
panoramic view of the entire pool scene. Each comes with a kingsized bed and
teakwood furniture, private dipping pools, massage services, a giant
flat-screen TV, a Wii console, movie library and a ceiling fan. The cabanas
feature the same amenities as bungalows, but with L-shaped oversized couches
and ottomans. Spacious day beds are available.
Other spots to relax: There are 80 adjustable, oversized deluxe
chaise lounges, as well as 18 water lounges located within the pool’s
six-inch deep wet deck.
Eat and drink: The menu includes Kobe sliders, snow cones with
vodka and ice and a grand dessert which includes the works: Nutella,
marshmallow cream, cookie dough, fudge brownie chunks, candied nuts and
whipped cream. There are also custom cocktails, including watermelon
mojitos.
 Palms
Pool & Bungalows
The two-acre Palms Pool & Bungalows fits up to 3,000 guests, creating the
ultimate pool party. Enjoy live concerts, live DJs and three bars. The
popular daytime parties, Ditch Fridays and Sundance Sundays feature live DJs
and musical performances sure to keep the party pumping.
Ambience: Sleek, sophisticated and modern.
Get wet: One 64,000-square-foot pool
Hours: 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Monday – Thursday, 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. Friday –
Sunday. The pool reopens at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
Cover price: Ladies are always free. Admission is $25 for men during Ditch
Fridays and $20 during Sundance Sundays.
Cabanas: There are 27 cabanas. Each include teak and stone tables
with a built-in ice chest, a state-of- the-art sound system, 32-inch plasma
TV, phone, fan and designer lounge furniture. There are also three,
two-story poolside bungalows. Each comes with its own terrace, hot tub, a
42-inch plasma TV, stereo and a king-size day bed with views of the stage.
Other spots to relax: Lounge chairs, but they fill up early.
Eat and drink: Chicken Cobb salad, burgers, Ahi Tuna wraps and
boneless chicken bites. Cocktails include contemporary flavored martinis,
mojitos, margaritas, as well as signature drinks and bottle service. Make
sure to check out the Waterfall Bar, hidden behind a cascading, 12-foot
waterfall.
 Azure at
Palazzo
For a taste of elegance, Azure is the pool club to beat. In addition to
butlers and “butlerettes,” complimentary frozen grapes, chilled towels,
sunscreen application and Evian misting, you can splurge with a Champagne on
the Rocks massage from skilled therapists at the property’s Canyon Ranch
SpaClub.
Ambience: Inspired by the French Riviera with seasonal floral
Hours: Friday – Sunday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Cover price: $20
Get wet: Three pools within pool club.
Cabanas: Cabanas and daybeds are both available for reservation.
Other spots to relax: Poolside chaise lounge chairs.
Eat and drink: Enjoy a menu by famed chef Wolfgang Puck with crisp
calamari, grilled zucchini and oven-roasted tomato, smoked salmon pizza with
black caviar and Maine lobster salad, to name a few. Bottle service and
Sunday brunch are also available.
Tao
Beach at
Venetian
This season, why not party in the middle of paradise at Tao Beach? Every
Saturday night, Tao Beach transforms into a nightclub complete with
torches and light shows above the pool. For fans of electronica, house
and dance music, the pool club hosts Beatport Beach Party every Sunday
featuring guest DJs.
Ambience: Balinese-inspired.
Hours: Friday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – sunset, Sundays, 10 a.m. –
8 p.m.
Cover price: Varies.
Get wet: Two pools
Cabanas: Yes, 12 cabanas featuring air-conditioning,
flat-screen TVs with gaming consoles, DVDs, wireless internet and a
minibar.
Cabanas also offer services like sunglass cleaning and body misting to
cool you off.
Other spots to relax: Lounge chairs and day beds available
poolside.
Eat and drink: Refreshing treats include lemon and ginger
edamame and veggie spring rolls. If you have a heartier appetite,
chicken skewers, burgers and other comfort food items are available.
Make sure to pair your meal with a strawberry mojito.
 Daydream at
M Resort
Turn your daydreams into reality while keeping your drink cold the whole
time at this lush pool club with a railing around the bar made from ice. For
the ladies who want to party long after the sun sets, Daydream offers Ladies
Night every Friday.
Ambience: Clean and sophisticated.
Hours: Friday through Monday: 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.; Saturday evenings,
9 p.m. – 3 a.m.
Cover price: Friday and Monday, complimentary for locals and hotel
guests. Male hotel guests pay $10 after noon. Saturday and Sunday, women
complimentary before noon, $10 after; Men $10 before noon, $20 after.
Get wet: One rectangular-shaped pool.
Cabanas: Yes, 10. Each comes equipped with TVs, iPod docking
stations and wireless internet.
Other spots to relax: Day beds and lounge chairs.
Eat and drink: Paninis, nachos, Sweet Tea vodka lemonade, frozen
mudslide, frozen pink lemonade and watermelon Mojito. DayDream mixologists
prepare custom libations from an exciting cocktail menu.
 Rehab at
the Hard Rock
Just when you think about sobering up, Rehab makes you want to party all
over again. In addition to three acres of paradise, you’ll get to enjoy
swim-up blackjack tables and rock out to the sounds of DJ Vice and DJ Irie.
Don’t miss the Ms. Rehab 2010 model search every Sunday.
Ambience: One huge, tropical pool party.
Hours: Open every Sunday, through September. Hours are 11 a.m.
until sunset. Doors open at 10:30 a.m.
Cover price: $40 for men, $20 for women. Prices vary during
holidays and special events.
Get wet: One main pool where the party takes place, with a second
pool connected to it.
Cabanas: Each of the 50 cabanas comes complete with 42-inch HD
plasma TVs and poolside spa service from the hotel’s Reliquary spa.
Other spots to relax: Day beds and chaise lounges.
Eat and drink: Sip on Rock Star lemonades.
Other features: While not associated with Rehab, Hard Rock hotel
also offers Sky Bar and HRH Beach Club. Skybar hosts Relax Mondays feature a
live DJ spinning a variety of remixes, jungle and house music from noon to 6
p.m. Admission is complimentary for hotel guests and local ladies and $20 to
the public. HRH Beach Club is open daily from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and features
17 day beds and 24 luxury cabanas.
 Venus
Pool at
Caesars Palace
Part of the Garden of the Gods pool area, Venus pool is specifically
tailored for the more mature scene. Topless bathing, mojitos and suntan
lotion application services prep you for an evening of fun. Friday and
Saturday, enjoy live music from the pool’s resident DJ. Amenities include
frozen grapes, orange slices, iced towels, Evian spritzers and a mojito
cart.
Ambience: Sophisticated, Roman-inspired.
Hours: Monday and Tuesday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Wednesday – Sunday, 10
a.m. – 6 p.m.
Cover price: Ladies: $20, Men: $30.
Get wet: Pool is available in center of the club.
Cabanas: Each plus-size VIP cabana comes with a couch, flatscreen
TV and a personal bar.
Other spots to relax: Day beds, lounge chairs and two party
couches.
Eat and drink: Options include Ahi Tuna poke, open-faced Greek
salad pita, chicken mozzarella panini and pressed Cuban sandwich and roasted
plantains. Cocktails include vodka-infused snow cones and spiked lemonades.
 Voodoo
Beach at
the Rio
Voodoo Beach will cast a spell on you with its cascading waterfalls, a real
sand beach and monthly poolside concerts. Ideal for bathing beauties and
party animals alike, enjoy live DJ music Fridays, Saturdays and holidays.
See world-class flair bartenders serve up rum drinks, or relax and enjoy a
poolside massage.
Ambience: Tropical.
Hours: Open daily, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Cover price: Varies.
Get wet: Five pools flanked by a real sand beach, as well as
cascading waterfalls and spas.
Cabanas: There are 11 cabanas, plus one party-size cabana that can
hold up to 20 guests. Bottle service and food service are available.
Other spots to relax: Daybeds, lounge chairs, hammocks and sofa
chairs, all available on a firstcome, first-serve basis. Misting chairs are
available for rent for $20 a day.
Eat and drink: Watch the talented flair bartenders as they create
you refreshing rum cocktails. There’s also a variety of frozen libations,
mojitos and beer to choose from. Pair your drink with fruit skewers, salad
or if you’re not watching your calories, loaded nachos or chicken tenders.
 Go
Pool at
Flamingo
Ladies: If you’re ready to let all your inhibitions go, then enjoy the peace
and tranquility at Go Pool.
Go topless and don’t worry about covering those annoying tan lines. Relapse
Mondays features deep house music spun by live DJs, as well as drink
specials.
Ambience: An oasis in the middle of the desert.
Hours: Open daily, 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Cover price: Varies.
Get wet: Go Pool offers its own private pool.
Cabanas: Cabanas and day beds are both available.
Eat and drink: Available at the pool’s bar.
Encore
Beach Club
Joining the slew of Vegas pool clubs is the newest addition at Encore.
Guests can lounge on oversized lily pads in the shallow water, or dance
under shower poles. When the sun goes down, the area transforms into
Surrender, Encore’s newest nightclub.
Ambience: European-inspired.
Hours: Friday – Sunday, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m., Monday – Thursday, noon –
7 p.m.
Cover price: Varies.
Get wet: Three tiered pools, surrounded by 40-foot palm trees.
Cabanas: Yes, 26. Each comes with a refrigerator and a flatscreen
television. There are also eight, two-story bungalows that feature hot tubs,
showers and temperature controls.
Other spots to relax: Chaise lounges, couches and day beds.
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