If Jay-Z Hits Up The Bank Nightclub While In Vegas You Should Probably Do The Same
When thinking about Las Vegas, most can't help but picture the iconic Fountains of Bellagio dancing in choreographed motion against the backdrop of the grand five-star hotel. Everything about the award-winning Bellagio Resort and Casino screams opulence—from its Conservatory & Botanical Gardens to its fine art gallery, Michael Mina restaurant and "O" Cirque Du Soleil show—the resort is one-of-a-kind.
Located inside the prestigious property is The Bank Nightclub, a 6,600-square-foot multi-level space that offers guests one of the most exquisite nightlife experiences on The Strip. Both elegant and sexy, the venue is under the direction of The Light Group and is a favorite among locals, visitors and Hollywood's elite.
Entering through a foyer dressed in wall-to-wall bottles of Cristal, The Bank's onyx-colored ceiling and crystal and gold accents create a feeling of extravagance set against a raised glass-encased dance floor. The venue exudes an air of privilege with its black and gold décor, and based on its exclusive clientele, is exactly the disposition it aims for.
Aside from being a treat for the eyes, the club brings in some of the nation's hottest DJs and performers through its doors to offer a full-sensory experience. With its state-of-the-art sound system and custom lighting by John Lyons Systems, the energy inside is always bustling.
Along with VIP booths and table service, the club also offers VIP rooms accommodating up to 75 people so you can enjoy as much privacy as you need. Among its impressive list of celebrities, musicians, and A-List guests are Jay-Z, Fergie, Mariah Carey, Big Sean and Bruno Mars (to name a few).
While Vegas is known for its seductive nightclubs and all-day imbibing, The Bank sets itself apart by throwing one of the best parties around steeped in class and style. I mean, we won't tell you what to do, but if Jay-Z visits the nightclub while in Vegas, you should probably do so too. Just sayin'. The Bank is open Thursday to Sunday nights from 10:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m.