Lavo Las Vegas is a Vegas Dance Club, Lounge, and Restaurant All-In-One

The location of this Vegas dance club is at the Palazzo Hotel and Casino with the entrance on the casino level next to the arrival zone of the hotel. The nightclub and lounge area is located on the second floor of the venue.

Cover change at this Vegas dance club is $10 for ladies and $20 for men when the nightclub was in operation. Now the cover charge is free for the restaurant and lounge but we suggest you make table reservations in advance.

Line waiting times at this Vegas dance club take about 10 to 45 minutes depending on the day and time you arrive. You can expect Friday, Saturday, and holidays to take longer to enter than Sunday through Thursday.. We suggest you make table reservations to expedite your waiting time.

Music genres at this Vegas dance club include Hip Hop, EDM, Top 40, Rap, House, and Mash Up.

Celebrity appearances at this Vegas dance club include top name stars such as including Paris and Nikki Hilton, Kin Kardashian, P Diddy, and Shaq.

Dress code at this Vegas dance club has a dress is enforced at the door. You should avoid any type of beach wear, sportswear, hats, flip flops, excessively baggy clothing, sunglasses, bathing suits, tank tops, jerseys, and any type of clothing that would not permit you to enter any of the other nightclubs in Las Vegas. The venue has the right to refuse anyone who does not meet their dress code standards.

The restaurant in this Vegas dance club is 2,100 square feet and has 20 foot ceilings, a 1,200 person capacity, and is located on the first floor of the venue as you first enter. Lead Chef Ralph Scamardella cooks up tasty Italian dishes along with various types of Mediterranean and European food from places like Spain and France. Former chef of LA’s Bastide, Ludo Lefebvre has designed the menu. You can order brunch or dinner from dishes like Wagyu beef meatball tops, Kobe Meatballs, and signature pizzas of your choice. During the December 2013 renovation, the restaurant expanded and merged with the lounge to create more dining space. The restaurant also has a private dining room that is 325 square feet with 8 foot ceiling. The restaurant is in operation 7 days out of the week.

Party brunch at this Vegas dance club is held in the restaurant every Saturday during the Fall and Winter from 2:00PM to 6:00PM. This dayclub has been recognized as “‘Best Place to Keep the Party Going’ by Thrillist.com among the locals. If you feel like dancing on the tabletop, drinking champagne while waiting for your meal to be serve, it is highly encouraged.

This Vegas dance club venue includes a 4500 square foot nightclub and lounge on the 2nd floor of the venue above the restaurant. Leading up to the nightclub and lounge from the restaurant you will take the staircase onto a bridge that is accented by numerous Turkish water fountains. The entrance of the nightclub and lounge feature decorative vignettes, and glass enclosed balconies that overlook the restaurant. Designed by the Avarko Design Firm of Miami, this area of the venue resembles a bathhouse in Morocco, and is accented with Moroccan antique furniture. The walls are made of leather, and there are mosaic tiled mirrors. The lounge also features a curved bar with leather banquets. The nightclub and lounge provides gambling sections. There is a glass bridge directly over the dance floor in the nightclub, and the dance floor is surrounded by 12 VIP locations. Looking up you will notice a domed ceiling that encompasses the dance floor. There are 36 table locations that surround the Marble Bar, Dance Floor, Stage, Elevated VIP, and Stage. Other accents to the nightclub and lounge include stylish lighting fixtures, crimson chandelier, and an antique bench that was given to the King of Morocco by the King of Turkey.

The elevated VIP area in this Vegas dance club is a private section behind the dance floor that has 12 VIP table location. The surrounding walls are made of leather, and there are mosaic tiled mirrors, as well as a performance stage that divide the standing area.

Renovation in this Vegas dance club underwent on December 9th to the 27th in 2014 where Hayley Hunter remodeled the lounge and nightclub in into a speakeasy and was reopened on January 14th 2014. A few of the developmental changes included the dance floor banquets being swapped with couches, and a crimson chandelier replaced the mirrored ball.

A terrace in this Vegas dance club is outdoors and offers at great view of the Las Vegas strip, and has the ability to seat up to 100 people. Dining, drinks and hookah service are all available 7 days a week on the Terrace.

A casino club sports lounge in this Vegas dance club is found on the second floor where you can enjoy a round of craps and blackjack, or even purchase bottle service. You can order food from the Italian menu, or participate in the mixology program while dancing to the beats of the performing DJ.

The Marble bar in this Vegas dance club is behind the dance floor that has 10 VIP Table locations that surround that parameter for bottle service reservations.

Lighting in this Vegas dance club was designed by David Belogolovsk of Own Vision LLC. The lighting specs include Martin Lighting Rush Line System. There are 54 moving track lights, along with 8 washes, and 8 LED spotlights. 100 tiles have been installed on the ceiling dome that contains 15mm video. The lighting system is controlled by a GrandMA2 console, Fader Wing, and Command Wing, and a Lenovo i7 AIO.