Bottle service at a Las Vegas nightclub typically includes a private table for guests, as well as mixers of the guests’ choice, such as orange juice, cranberry juice, pineapple juice, and soda water. Bottle service is reserved through a VIP host who will ensure that the guest has a pleasant evening. Your reservation also includes a model cocktail waitress who will serve you throughout the night, a security guard who will keep an eye on your section, and a busser who will keep your table clean and replace ice and used glassware.

How Much Does Bottle Service in a Las Vegas Nightclub Cost?

Bottle service and table minimums in Las Vegas are determined:

• According to the number of people. “You must spend $ per person at your table.” That equates to one bottle for every three people. Bottles typically cost between $350 and $750 per bottle Demand and supply If a club is extremely busy due to a holiday weekend, a special performer, or simply because it is extremely busy, they will obviously want to sell table space to those who are willing to pay the highest price for it. In these cases, and especially for more popular club locations (dancefloor tables, for example), pricing will vary independently of the size of your group.
• Location. Table minimums will be higher at “big clubs” like XS, Omnia, Zouk, or Hakkasan than at smaller clubs like Marquee, Tao, Light, or Jewel. Also, keep in mind that the closer your table is to the dance floor, the higher the table minimum.
• The total. Minimums are in addition to tax and gratuity, which are typically 8.1% and 20%, respectively, as well as a 10% Live Entertainment Tax (if applicable, depending on the club, or special event).