PURE is a certifiable celebrity magnet—a prominent British clothier recently dropped $176,000 here. Patrons can generally get in for under a few grand, but it's common to spend $20-$50k for a premium night out. Get an oversized bed above the dance floor, seek refined privacy in the Red Room, or party on the Terrace.
For more information: PURE| 702.731.7873
The entry hall sets the tone here; it usually features a startling display of lingerie-clad models painting henna tattoos on one another. The nude model in the rose petal strewn bathtub is another giveaway. Warm up with dinner alongside a giant Buddha downstairs at Tao restaurant before heading up to this sexy Asian escape.
For more information: TAO | 702.388.8338
This mega-club boasts three main areas: a techno and trance floor, a hip-hop room, and the main room, which features the all important VIP tables. JET even has (brace yourself) V-VIP areas. One sits prominently on a raised stage with seven tables, and another sits behind the DJ booth with six tables.
For more information: JET
The doormen here select who can enter into Vegas' first "European Bottle Service Club." VIPs who prefer anonymity over showing off their wealth come here and ask for the blue room, while those want to want to enjoy the entertainment choose the main room. A Methuselah (six liters) of Dom Pérignon Champagne ($25,000) and a Rémy Martin Louis XIII ($14,500) are available, just ask.
For more information: Light | 702.693.8300
Only the most fashionable will pass. Of the 57 tables, get one downstairs where the VIPs and celebrities loiter (the three "U booths" around the dance floor are the most popular). Jamie Foxx and Chris Tucker decided to stop over Memorial Day weekend. Wednesdays is an industry night devoted to house music.
For more information: Body English | 702.693.4000
Wynn" />Tryst boasts a 90-foot waterfall and a lagoon-themed atmosphere. Since it's a partially open-air club, the outside breeze gives the dancers at Tryst a little extra lift. The most desirable tables are those on the dancefloor, near the obligatory stripper pole and outside by the waterfall.
For more information: Tryst | 702.770.3375
This is a 22,000 square-foot, high-energy club where VIPs can be voyeurs—the tables that look down on the dance floor. Half nightclub, half Cirque du Soleil act, Studio 54 also features "wall walkers" and dancers twirling above the bouncing dance floor. Look up, that's confetti (not money) raining down on you.
For more information: Studio 54 | 702.891.7279.
Mandalay Bay" />Sorry, this one's members only. Plans start at $1,250 a year for individuals, and goes up to $8,500 a year for corporate groups. Membership includes access to all of the House of Blues foundation rooms across the country, and access to special events and discounts. The outdoor patio has a jaw-dropping view of the Strip.
For more information: Foundation Room | 702.632.7631
The Playboy Club has its bunnies, while Moon has its views—a retractable ceiling opens up to the night sky every half hour. Both clubs are perched 53 stories high in the Palms Fantasy Towers. $14,000 gets you a three-liter double magnum bottles of Cristal, and a friendly visit from a hostess.
For more information: Moon & Playboy Club | 702.942.7777
Not the newest club in town, but still very popular. Expect long lines, a dancefloor surrounded by a water mote, go-go dancers on swings, and the occasional fire blast. A great place to come if you want to meet friendly visitors. There are plenty of VIP tables and skyboxes for preferred service.
For more information: Rain | 702.942.7777