About Vegas Pool Season

An independent guide to the pools, dayclubs, nightclubs and restaurants of Las Vegas, published since 2013. We are not a promoter and we do not take your deposit — we tell you what a place costs, when it opens, and whether it is still there.

What is here

• 57 venues trading across 32 hotels — dayclubs, nightclubs, hotel pools and the restaurants worth crossing the road for.
• 28 that have closed or moved, still listed on purpose. A room that shut in 2019 is still being searched for, and a page saying so plainly beats a dead end.
• 25 guides answering the questions a trip actually raises, each one dated.
• 183 DJs, with who is playing where.

How we check things

A price, a time, an age or a door policy goes on this site only when someone has confirmed it against the venue’s own page — not another listings site — and the record keeps the date and the link.

54 of the 57 trading venues carry both today: the day the detail was last confirmed, and the page it was read from. Where a venue publishes nothing we can cite, the field stays empty and the page says so, because an empty field is a finished answer and a guess is not.

That is also why some pages decline to quote a minimum spend. If a venue will not put a figure in writing, we are not going to invent one for them.

How this is paid for

Three ways, all of them visible. Some outbound links earn a commission, marked wherever they appear and set out in the affiliate disclosure. Venues and brands can buy clearly labelled placements — the media kit lists what is for sale and what is not. And we take group booking enquiries through group bookings.

None of that changes a listing. A venue that buys a placement is checked the same way as one that does not, keeps the same status on its record, and gets the same treatment if its door is slow.

Found something wrong?

Tell us and we will fix it. A changed price, a room that has shut, a dress code that is out of date — send it through the contact form and it goes to the same desk that keeps the records. If you run the venue, the venue enquiry form reaches us fastest.

Corrections are not a favour to us. A listing that is wrong is worse than no listing, and the date on each record exists so you can see for yourself how fresh it is.

Who runs it

Boutique Nightlife, a Nevada LLC out of Las Vegas.

We own restaurants, bars and cafés. We have sat on the other side of this — the deposit, the door, the minimum, the Saturday that makes the month. Pool Season is what we wanted to exist and did not.

We market and promote hospitality businesses across the US, and we are moving from writing about rooms to filling them, alongside venues and promoters. 120,000 subscribers get one email a week on what is worth their night.

Pool Season starts in Las Vegas. Miami, San Diego and Los Angeles are next.

Nobody here needs this site to pay their mortgage. That is precisely why you can trust what it says.

boutiquenightlife.com · info@boutiquenightlife.com

Corrections and enquiries reach us through the contact page.