How To Ball Like A Celebrity In Las Vegas

Celebs aren’t the only ones who can live large. OKMagazine.com got a bit of the celebrity treatment in Las Vegas and checked out some of the hotspots our favorite stars frequent—and some so exclusive they don’t even know about yet! Click through for a baller tour of Sin City!

Celebs aren’t the only ones who can live large. OKMagazine.com got a bit of the celebrity treatment in Las Vegas and checked out some of the hotspots our favorite stars frequent—and some so exclusive they don’t even know about yet! Click through for a baller tour of Sin City!

See: There’s no way to see the entire city of Las Vegas in one trip—it’s purely impossible. So your best bet to see all of the city that seriously never sleeps (Sorry, New York) is by taking a ride on The Highroller. The new observation wheel part of The LINQ Hotel is the tallest in the world—even taller than the London Eye!—at 550 feet high. You can even rent a private cabin, which has a full bar, just like Britney Spears, Mindy Kaling, Grumpy Cat and more have done! Or perhaps a quick wedding on the 30-minute ride!

Eat: If you want the best meal of your life, head to Nobu Restaurant and Lounge inside of Caesar’s Palace. It’s the world’s largest Nobu eatery and the first to offer Teppanyaki, a style of Japanese cuisine cooked on a griddle. Think of the experience as like watching Iron Chef live but actually getting to eat the delicious food! The staff is extremely-experienced—our personal chef was an international knife throwing champion!—and can customize your entire, private-dining experience for the proper celeb-treatment. And while you dine like a celeb, you can do some serious star-gazing as celebrities like Nick and Joe Jonas, Neil Patrick Harris and more frequent the hotspot.

Host: There is such thing as too much luxury but if you want to indulge in complete and utter excess, rent out the exquisite three-bedroom 10,500-square-foot villa at the brand-new Nobu Hotel—previously available only for VIPs and celebrities. It’s the only private rooftop villa that boasts an incredible view of the Las Vegas Strip you have to see to believe—plus a full bar, barbecue pit, a secluded Zen garden and an Italian-made whirlpool. And that’s just the sky deck; Inside, there’s also a movie theatre, a massage room, several walk-in closets and lounges all in a super-sleek, modern Japanese-inspired design. But it comes with a hefty, hefty price tag, best to split amongst a large group of friends for a kick-ass party!

Pre-game: Hands down, the best spot to pre-game, while still being able to hear your friends, is at FIZZ inside Caesar’s Palace. The cocktail bar has a private table located on the mezzanine level, where Katy Perry partied for New Year’s, perfect for people watching. Plus, the lounge boasts Sir Elton John’s private art collection and a carefully curated cocktail menu.

Party—Stop 1: For an upscale club experience, check out Hakkasan inside MGM Grand. We recommend getting a private table on the mezzanine level to get away from the extremely rowdy crowd on the main level—and for the best possible view of world famous DJs like Tiesto, Calvin Harris and more.

Party—Stop 2: One nightclub reigns supreme in Las Vegas and it’s XS inside the Wynn. It has the most spacious dance floor, an outdoor area with a pool to cool down when it gets hot and the absolute top DJs from around the world like Zedd, Skrillex, David Guetta and so many we can’t name them all.

Sleep: Eventually, you will need sleep and the best place to do it is the sexiest hotel room you’ll ever see at The Cromwell. It’s the Strip’s first standalone boutique hotel and has quite possibly the sultriest Parisian-style vintage rooms we’ve ever seen. (Calling our decorator, stat!) We also heard a few celebrities have been busted making out (Sorry, what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, so we’re not telling!) in the lobby if that’s not enough of an aphrodisiac!

Nurse: When you’re through with Las Vegas and nursing that hangover, we recommend you do the ole “Hair of the Dog” and have a bacon Bloody Mary at Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar located inside The LINQ Hotel. (Warning: the level-5 Bloody Mary is really hot!) The celebrity-owned eatery also has extremely well-done and greasy-in-a-good-way food—trust us—to get you back on your feet.

Lounge: Once you’ve recharged your engines, soak up the Las Vegas sun at Wet Republic Ultra Pool at MGM Grand. Ok, fine, you probably won’t get much lounging in since it’s the number-one pool party in Vegas with an extraordinary lineup of DJs and musical acts, but why sleep in Sin City?