Bellagio Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas

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Formerly named "Light",The Bank is notoriously one of the hardest spots to gain entrance to in Las Vegas, no matter what night or what crowd.... I was lucky enough to stumble onto a nice table service with a bottle of my old faithful Grey Goose Vodka awaiting me.... a very nice club with an upscale, but still willing to party, crowd, I recommend trying out The Bank during any Vegas stay. Expoect to pay $50 cover when entering "The Bank", and even then you may have trouble if you are not dressed to the 9's and not with a Playmate-esque date.

Dress Code: Definately dress to impress.

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Light is the current place to be on a Sunday night. Ladies are free as long as you get a pass or have your name put on the Guest list. There are some free passes for men but they are a little harder to come across. If women just walk around the hotel, someone will hand you a pass. The only catch is that you have to go in before 12 am, otherwise there is a $20 cover.

Dress Code: Dress to Impress

I spent some of my most cherished, yet decadent, hours in Caramel during my stay in Bellagio summer 2006. The service here was awesome, our group decided to take on bottle service and the term "service" does not begin to describe the level of attention you recieve... they waited on us hand and foot, we were completely without worry.

The crowd in here was probably %80 ladies, which always makes the night more interesting, so I would always recommend coming to this bar before leaving for an after midnight club, but I would say that if you were to stay at Caramel the entire night you would have no regrets! And- for somthing to snack on- I HIGHLY recommend the lobster nachos!!!!!

Dress Code: You are at the World-Famous Bellagio- so dress like it!

If you can pull some strings and get your name on the ?list? take advantage of it. The line gets long pretty quickly, and doesn?t move very fast. Inside, it is much what you would expect out of a Vegas night club. It?s nice, serving expensive cocktails, loud and filled with plenty of guys trying to work the plenty of women in there. Although I don?t know how they chose their targets in there ? it?s so dark you can?t really make anyone out. Ironic the name of the club is Light ? I couldn?t see *** in there ;)

Dress Code: Dress in your best

Generally, no matter how old you are, you'll appreciate the lights and water show just outside the hotel. Another thing that is appreciated by everyone is that they usually have a play going on inside the hotel. When we came, I think it was Little Mermaid. It's not really a long play, more like a skit - although it was long enough to keep us entertained for a while, and relieve our feets from walking.

This is a pretty small, "trying hard to be posh" type of club. The crowd tend to be older (age 25 and up) and the music isn't always that good. The VIP section is NOT so VIP because anyone really can go there. There is never really a long line up to get in and if there is, all you have to do is go to the front of the line, bat your eyelashes, smile at the bouncer and ask "how long for me and my friends?"...hahaha...but take note, this only works if you're ALL girls.

Dress Code: No sneakers

I had a very good time ;artying at the Bellagio.. If you are used to overpriced drinks and the trendy company, you'll love Light,and Prive is a very plush are to sit and have a scoth in the midst of gambling. there was one other nice bar as you enter, the name of that one will hit me later and I'll update.

Dress Code: Dress to Impress

The Fontana Bar inside Bellagio, overlooking the fountains, was the perfect night spot. We met a friend there who lives in Vegas.

The music was excellent - some kind of Caribbean or Latin American vibe, but acoustic, very good. Can't remember the musician's name. We don't go for loud "nightclub" type places, so we were pleasantly surprised that we could visit and enjoy the music.

The Fontana bar is also great for its location - you can walk through the bar out onto the patio and enjoy the fountain show from a different perspective. Especially nice if you can't afford to stay at Bellagio!