The 15 Best Strip Clubs in Las Vegas

Where to blow money on lap dances in Sin City.

Sapphire
Photo courtesy of Sapphire
Photo courtesy of Sapphire

Sin City is known for lap dances nearly as much as shots and slot machines. As we emerge from the pandemic, Las Vegas strip clubs are thriving again, returning to business as usual after an awkward phase when performers could drop their tops, but not their masks. Whether planning a bachelor party or just another night on the town, the sexiest performers on the clock are eager to welcome you back—along with your dollars (or at least one club, bitcoin). And if you’re looking for something slightly toned down, Vegas has plenty of sexy shows ranging from Magic Mike Live to show girls at Bally’s new EXTRAVAGANZA show.

Don't hesitate to call around and compare deals. A host or manager will negotiate in good faith, especially if you're part of a large group looking to party. And if a club offers free transportation… take it! Those who arrive in a taxi or rideshare are notoriously penalized with inflated admission charges to offset the kickback to the driver. Vegas things. Now that you know how to save, it's time to spend. So study up on the hottest strip clubs in Las Vegas.

Peppermint Hippo
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Downtown
The Peppermint Hippo is one of the newest strip clubs in Las Vegas, taking over the old Olympic Gardens; a stand-alone building just north of the Strip on Las Vegas Boulevard. The second floor is no longer open, but there are two main stages on the ground floor with lights in red and purple tones, four full bars, and "Pepper," a life-size metal statue of a hippo. The club is open 24/7 with happy hour 9 am–7 pm for $150 bottles, half-price drinks, and $20 beer buckets.
The Hippo also has the OG Room, a secluded speakeasy with its own cocktail program and high-end spirits. The name of the club was originally a spoof of the Spearmint Rhino on South Park, but sometimes life imitates art and turns into something real.
How to book: Contact the club for questions or reservations.

Girl Collection
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Industrial Corridor
This may be your kind of strip club if you're seduced by star power as much as beautiful women. Girl Collection is owned by Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and it's not uncommon to see the undefeated boxing champ hanging out and mingling with guests. He's said to be receptive to fans who are respectful when saying hello. The club is smaller and a little more quiet than some of its busier competitors with a limited number of performers on duty at any given time. Hours are 9-5 (that's pm to am) four nights a week with a $50 cover. The VIP areas include the popular Red Zone (a long bench next to its own pole), the Den (a private room where you can control your own music), and the Black Room for private parties overlooking the entire club.
How to book: Book online.
 

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Industrial Corridor
After a run as Eve's Cabaret, a familiar brand is back in Las Vegas. Diamond Cabaret is a relatively intimate club with just one stage and a full-nude 18-and-over format. If you don't want to sip on a soft drink for $5-plus (or puff on one of 30 flavors of hookah), head about a block down the street to Score's. Both places operate under the same ownership and tend to complement each other with customers (and some of the dancers) going back and forth.
How to book: Call 702-731-2365.

Crazy Horse 3
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Off the Strip
Sometimes location is everything. Crazy Horse 3 is within easy walking distance to Allegiant Stadium and even offers VIP packages with parking included for those attending Raiders games. In other words, it's one of the best places to tailgate in Las Vegas. However, Crazy Horse 3 earned a reputation as one of the busiest strip clubs in Vegas long before pro football came along. The main room has a 50-foot-long bar (to make it easy to order a drink) and elevated seating (to make it easy to watch the performances), and is only getting bigger with a multi-million dollar renovation in the works. The food is surprisingly good, ranging from teriyaki bowls and burgers to Nutella dessert pizzas. Definitely come by on Taco Tuesday. The chicken, pork, and carne asada tacos may be just a dollar, but they're delicious. Crazy Horse 3 is extremely crypto-friendly, accepting bitcoin as payment for bottle service, lap dances, and performer tips.
How to book: Save up to 40% when buying packages online.

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Industrial Corridor
The Library carries a unique legacy. It was formerly known as Cheetah's—a piece of Las Vegas history that was a filming location for the 1995 cult movie Showgirls. Along with a new name, the space underwent a full remodel in recent years. The walls of mirrors are gone, replaced with LED-enhanced wood paneling with new carpet, chairs, and tables—all under a blue-purple glow. It's also fully nude, which means no alcohol. Admission is free on Tuesdays for Nevada residents with a one-drink minimum.
How to book: Call 702-384-0074 for further information and reservations.

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Whitney Ranch
Formerly known as Babe's Cabaret, Mink's manages to be an affordable locals-focused strip club while still boasting an attractive lineup of performers. The venue is divided between a cabaret room with three stages and a sports bar, where the music isn't as loud. Pool is free on Tuesdays and hookah is $10 on Thursdays. Overall, drink prices are more than reasonable by strip joint standards, but there's usually some kind of deal on any given night, including a beer and shot combo for $10 Sundays, $2 off whiskey Wednesdays, and $5 Bud Lite drafts Thursdays. Football fans receive $1 pizza slices and $5 beer specials during games Sunday, Monday, and Thursday (plus shot specials when the Raiders play). Monday is VIP night: 20 minutes in the VIP room for $100. Vegas locals get free admission.
How to book: Reserve limo transportation or book a party online.

Centerfolds
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East of the Strip
Centerfolds is directly across the street from the Virgin Hotels resort, making it incredibly convenient for tourists east of the Strip. However, locals have the most incentive to check out the club. Show a Nevada ID and admission drops from $50 to $10. Locals also get $100 bottles 8-11 pm on Sundays. Just want to see a good show? A Touch of Burlesque takes the stage at 11 pm with an experienced cast of performers from Cirque du Soleil, Fantasy, and other Strip productions. It's a fun night with a combination of showgirl, burlesque, and aerial acts.
How to book: Book a package or buy A Touch of Burlesque tickets online.

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Industrial Corridor
Here's how the law works in Vegas. Strip clubs can have either full nudity or alcohol. Not both. So while most clubs are topless-only in order to keep the booze flowing, Little Darlings skips the loaded drinks in favor of more skin. You can still order a soft drink for $8 or a slushie for $15. The performers are generally more approachable, giving Little Darlings a playful low-pressure feel. If you just want to hang out and smoke hookah, that's fine too. Locals receive $5 off admission. The club plays '80s and '90s music on Thursdays.
How to order: Book admission or a VIP package online.

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Industrial Corridor
Although not as notorious as the original in New York (made famous with heavy references on Howard Stern's radio show), the Las Vegas version of Scores is growing its presence west of the Strip. The club has expanded to two levels with new stages and additional VIP rooms while still retaining a boutique feel. A two-story dance pole offers ample opportunities for performers to defy the limits of gravity. Scores takes pride in its drink selection, featuring high-end whiskeys and a nice wine list. Mondays and Tuesdays are industry nights with half-off drinks and free admission (as long as you don't arrive in a cab or rideshare) for those with credentials.
How to book: Choose a package and book online.

Sapphire
Photo courtesy of Sapphire

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Industrial Corridor
Sapphire bills itself as the largest gentlemen's club in the world with more than 75,000 square feet of poles, stages, and private, champagne-filled skyboxes to check out hundreds of performers on any given night. The place actually used to be a fitness club before it was renovated into a lap dance palace. There's even a pool out back for dayclub-style partying during the summer—with both employees and guests welcome to go topless. Rent a cabana or daybed and check out the "aquarium" filled with beautiful women treading water. The Rockstar Lounge has a glass-top view of the women dancing above. Sapphire is known for having wild football watch parties and even offers a free shuttle to Raiders games at Allegiant Stadium.
How to book: Browse packages online and book a free ride with a limo or Tesla X. Cabana reservations by the pool are also available online.

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North Las Vegas
For every rule, there is an exception. Founded in 1969, Palomino Club is the only strip joint in the Las Vegas Valley to have full nudity and a full bar grandfathered in. Whether in one of the fantasy rooms or the upstairs lounge, tip big and show some appreciation for legal loopholes. There's no official happy hour and no locals perks, giving the club something of an exclusive feel. Palomino is the oldest operating strip club in Las Vegas, but stays up to date with regular renovations. At one point, the venue had its own King of Clubs reality show on Playboy TV.
How to book: Reserve free transportation online. Receive a 10% discount when paying for a package in advance.

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Off the Strip
If the words "Larry Flynt" aren't sexy enough, focus less on the name and more on what feels like an endless parade of dancers, performing throughout a four-level venue on multiple stages. The Hustler Club is actually one of the more vibrant and colorful strip joints in Vegas, and not just because of the neon that decorates the porte-cochere out front. There's a rooftop deck—perfect for large bachelor parties, private events, and the occasional comedy night—while a see-through catwalk provides a view of the action from different angles. If you want a little more intimacy, book one of 11 suites or three skyboxes on the second floor. Brunch runs 9 am-noon daily with bottomless mimosas. Drinks are just $2 on Tuesdays. Hustler Club is one of the few strip joints currently open 24/7. A Kings of Hustler male revue for women runs weekends 9 pm-2 am.
How to book: Schedule a VIP pickup online or call 702-795-3131.

Deja Vu Showgirls
Photo courtesy of Deja Vu Showgirls

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Industrial Corridor
Open seven days a week from 6 pm to 6 am, this overnight party spot charges admission of $30, which is waived with a downloadable VIP pass or by booking the club's free transportation. Deja Vu built its reputation on private topless bed dances and catering to couples in the Champagne room. Drinks are discounted every night until 9 pm (and just $2 all night on Tuesdays) and the less you spend on booze, the more you can spend on lap dances. The club has an adult gift shop next door with a movie theater screening both straight and gay content.
How to book: Browse packages online or call 702-894-4167 with any questions.

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Industrial Corridor
The name is legendary—even if we don't know what it really means. The prices at Spearmint Rhino are a little higher compared to other clubs but overall, you get what you pay for: pretty dancers and attentive service. The club is large with at least four stages to keep your eyes busy. A full kitchen is available from open to close, ready to serve turkey burgers in the afternoon or steak and eggs in the morning. Just make sure to try the grilled Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich on banana bread. Admission is $40 and rarely waived. An exception is made for those getting picked up by the club and ordering bottle service. Happy hour is Thursday-Sunday 2-8 pm.
How to book: Call 702-796-3600.

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Industrial Corridor
Treasures feels like a party in a giant mansion with dark wood finishes, elaborately carved artwork, and winding staircases between two floors. However, the club is best known for having its own steakhouse on property. It's an intimate space with large comfortable leather furniture and a service team that's been in place for years. After filling up on prime steaks and seafood, head over to the main room, where the performers are attentive and the dances add up fast. If you're focusing more on drinks than food, ask about the two-hour premium open bar package for $130 per person, which includes round-trip transportation and a VIP table.
How to book: Browse dining and club packages online.

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Rob Kachelriess has been writing about Las Vegas in Thrillist for more than eight years. His work has also appeared in Travel + Leisure, Trivago Magazine, Sophisticated Living, Modern Luxury, Leafly, Las Vegas Magazine, and other publications. Follow him on Twitter @rkachelriess.