How to Book Book Las Vegas Bottle Service in Vegas Nightclubs?

Booking Las Vegas bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs in 2016 is an exploding trend that now offers over 30 venues for our clients to choose. A few years ago Las Vegas had only a hand full of nightclubs and pool parties, but in the last 5 years the Las Vegas Nightclub industry has grown 300% making it very difficult for everyone to keep up with all of their options that are available to them.

Typically bottle prices range from $350 to $650 depending on the venue. Many of the venues that offer Las Vegas bottle service packages set rules on bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs such as the limit on how many people can drink per bottle. You are more likely to get away with single bottle reservations, and being allowed to have 4 or more people drink per bottle when you book your reservation through a host or hosting agency. On slower nights such as Sunday and Tuesdays, or during slow season when the number of Las Vegas bottle service packages decline, bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs can switch up their income strategy by offering complimentary bottles for groups of 3 or more girls, where the cocktail waitresses will attempt to sell additional bottles at the table at full price after the first free 650ml bottle of alcohol is almost finished. This helps to fill up the tables to create that sensational feeling of walking into energy filled venue that everyone loves to experience.

When you book Las Vegas bottle service for bottle service in Vegas nightclubs through our company or our professional hosts, the process is quite simple. Upon your arrival you will be greeted by one of our hosts who will escort you into the nightclub or dayclub of you have chosen in your package. You will then be greeted by your cocktail waitress at your table, cabana, bungalow, daybed, or lounge chair depending on the Las Vegas bottle service packages you booked for bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs. You can order Champagne, Vodka, Whiskey, Bourbon, Cognac, Gin, Rum, Liqueur, Scotch, Tequila, or Wine. The host or cocktail waitress will then ask if you will be paying with cash or credit, and may ask for cash payment up front or put a hold on your card for a certain amount which is usually the cost of the first bottle.

Once payment preference is handled the cocktail waitress will either hand you a menu or review your Las Vegas bottle service packages. After ordering bottle service in Vegas nightclubs with your cocktail waitress, she will then ask you what mixers you prefer such as Orange Juice, Sprite, Coke, Cranberry, Tonic, Soda, or Pineapple Juice. The cocktail waitress will then have the porter deliver the mixers, ice bucket, glasses, napkins, straws, and limes to your table while she retrieves the first bottle of liquor, wine, or champagne that you have ordered. Your host will visit your table periodically to check on the needs of your party and their other clients.

Creating your own Las Vegas bottle service packages takes bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs to a new level with our company. Out of 30 venues, there are approximately 545 different types of bottles that consist roughly of 165 different types of brands of alcohol. The lowest price for a bottle of alcohol out of all the venues in Las Vegas is $275 for a 750ml bottle of Bertaud Belieu Rose Wine, and the most expensive bottle is a 30 liter of Ace of Spades Rose Champagne that runs for $295,000. All Las Vegas bottle service packages and bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs have an 8.1 alcohol sales tax, and require 18% to 22% gratuity that is split among the cocktail waitresses, porters, and official hosts. Some venues add on a 3rd party fee of an additional 10% gratuity, and some venues require a 10% entertainment tax at venues like XS, Hakassan, Marquee, and Omnia where some top djs in the world perform a regular basis.

You can sometimes get discounts and specials on some Las Vegas bottle service packages where bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs will offer buy-one get 1 free, or buy 2 get 1 free depending on the group size and the number of women in the party. The best way to take advantage of these savings is by going through a host, because they have better relationships and negotiations than the general public will ever have with the venues because of the sales volume they produce on a consistent basis. Making a reservation through a casino hotel or through the nightclub directly is simply a name on a list, and you will probably be waiting in a line around the corner. Booking Las Vegas bottle service packages for bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs with a host or hosting agency can get you through the line with no waiting. If you just randomly show up and try to skip the line on a busy night you are still going to have to tip the host at the club heavily to get in, and they aren’t obligated to check up on you throughout the evening so it makes sense to plan with a host or hosting agency. Use the leverage of the relationships of the hosts and hosting agencies to save money and for better table real estate inside the club. If you try to book Las Vegas bottle service packages or bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs by just showing up at the door unannounced on an incredibly busy event, you risk waiting around only to find out that you have been put on a waiting list if the venue is overbooked. If there are only 100 tables on a holiday weekend, and 2,500 independent hosts in Las Vegas all marketing the same venues and events, that alone gives you good enough reason to use a host or hosting agency for nightlife services.

Don’t forget to compliment your Las Vegas bottle service packages when you order bottle service in Vegas nightclubs and dayclubs by adding bucket of a 6, 12, or 24 pack of beers. You can also complement your bottle with a 6 pack of Red Bull, Suger Free Red Bull, water, coconut water, pitchers or liters of specialty frozen drinks, and signature cocktails, along with requesting a flavored hookah at some nightclubs and dayclubs.