We jetted to the desert for a decadent long weekend in Sin City.
Herewith, the best of Las Vegas nightlife.
Tao
Tao
nightclub at the Venetian Hotel has a Buddha-meets-booze vibethink
waterfalls and a hand-carved 20 foot Buddha floating on an infinity
pool, go-go dancers in bird cages, DJ-mixed Top 40 hits and European
bottle service. Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday until 5 a.m., http://www.venetian.com/TAONIGHTCLUB.aspx
Tryst
Located in the 2.7 billion dollar Wynn resort
(thats right, billion), Tryst
nightclub is an unnatural wonder: the outdoor manmade lake, mountains
and waterfall are surrounded by 200-year-old trees where VIPs can enjoy
bottle service while bopping to hip hop and Top 40 mash-ups. Open until
4 a.m., http://www.trystlasvegas.com/
JET
The Mirage Hotel is home to JET,
a female friendly clubtheres a separate ladies only line that moves
quickly. Four bars, three rooms and hip hop, rock and house tunes are
sure to keep you entertained until 4 a.m., http://www.mirage.com
Body English
Sean Penn and Kate Hudson have hit the Hard
Rocks marquee club; perhaps they love the ultra-VIP areas one way
mirror: they can watch the action in the club, but no one can see them.
And for every girl whos been stuck in a long bathroom line-up, youll
appreciate the huge washrooms, and this is one of the few clubs with
ample space for non-bottle patrons to mingle. www.bodyenglish.com
PURE
This Caesars
Palace nightclub is undoubtedly one of the hottest in Vegas:
hundreds of people wait to get in. The sleek white main room and
celebrity DJs (like Steven Aoki, DJ AM and Mark Ronson) add to the
too-cool cache. Be sure to check out the 14,000 square foot terrace for
panoramic views of the strip. The Pussycat Dolls perform in the adjacent
lounge, but you could show them a few moves, right? http://www.purethenightclub.com/
And for the sleep deprived
Drais Afterhours
In a slightly seedy hotel (Bills
Gamblin Hall & Saloon, to be exact), Drais
is decked out like a lush speakeasy with leopard print booths, dark wood
tables, red walls, ornately framed oil paintings and candlelit bookcases
with a friendly crowd of tourists and Vegas locals. Open 1 a.m. until
the last person leaves. Was that you? www.drais.net
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