The Bank

This was the only club my husband and I went to during our 4 day vegas trip. I think there’s too much bottle service tables available (empty because not everyone wants to spend the $ for it). We got in at opening around 11 pm and left at 1 am. The dance floor was small and empty. It’s a good thing we both got in free with no cover charge thanks to
Cover charge is around $ 40/​each. and I even got a free drink card!
The club plays a lot of rap/​hip hop music, which is okay for me.
I probably wouldn’t go here again unless I’m going to get a bottle service table because that’s what the club’s main focus is on…

Can someone else pay my bills? I don’t know if The Bank can handle this jelly.
Hosted by the Bellagio, The Bank is an elaborate but small club sealed away next to the slots. You can see the chandeliers and areas where table service would have made you into the baller of the night. My friends and I came here on our first stop because of the music, with hip-​hop and r&b being the main sellers of this club.
While the club was decent and we got to break it down a bit on the tiny dance floor, I wasn’t feeling it as much compared to the other major clubs in Vegas. Even though The Bank doesn’t attract major, big-​named DJs that spin EDM, the crowd is what will really get me going. Maybe it’s just me, but it seemed like an older crowd was hanging out around here. I’ll likely settle back for the big dogs in the future.
Come and stay for the music and a more intimate clubbing experience if you want to avoid the big draws on the Strip.
Get on the guest list to avoid paying covers. If you’re a group of only gents, then there’s no way around it but paying up.

We went to the bank on a Sunday night and had a blast. Ian was our bartender and he was great. Kept us smiling and laughing. He was very attentive and we didn’t have to wait long for drinks! Will definitely be heading back the next time we travel to vegas.

Not bad!
I came here Sunday night for my sister’s bachelorette party. I honestly had never heard of Bank before. It’s not as popular as other clubs so it’s not crowded inside which is a good thing.
I must admit I may or may not have been sober when I came here so I don’t remember much details. I feel like I enjoyed the music ha ha I can’t remember what they played but obvi I had a good time. I pretty much had to be carried out of this club so yeah…
Come here at your own risk…

Went on a Saturday night. Dj Crooked was the best. He played everything. Pop music, west side, down south music, and North. Such a better experience than the night before at Club Lax at Luxor which was terrible. There wasn’t a person in the club that wasn’t jumping. The Bank was a great experience and excellent service.

This place is not worth your time if your looking for a good one. I was forced to leave because I sat for too long. Then the dude that told me to leave laughed at me when I couldn’t find my way to the pitch black hallway that contains the elevator to exit.

This place really let me down.
This past weekend me and a few girlfriends flew out to Vegas and on our second night out we all made our way to The Bank (I suggested it). I remember from my past visit the bank being fun. I liked the mixed crowd and also that it plays Hip-​Hop, unlike most Vegas nightclubs that only play EDM. Anyways, I just want to say that the management here really sucks! as soon as we walked into the club we headed straight to the bar. I don’t know what was up the bartenders ass but she was pure evil! As soon as we reached the bar to order, some random guy offered to buy all of drinks and instead of this bartender taking our drink order she stood there and questioned this dude if he really was going to buy us all our drinks. I can not describe to you her attitude but just know that it was there and really uncalled for. Seriously you as a bartender have «one job» I finally turned to her and told her «CAN YOU PLEASE DO YOUR JOB» she then looks at me with this evil smile and says «yes I will do my job». She walks to the general manager and tells him that I verbally assaulted her and he asked me and my friends to leave. Thankfully the night was still young and me and my friends had no issues getting in anywhere else our little hearts desired… and that right there is probably what that «bartenders» issue was. sorry not sorry Felicia!

Located in the Bellagio, this clubs is more Rap and Hip Hop instead of your typical EDM crowd. This place packs people in like sardines. The bouncers study your ID like they’re trying to decipher an ancient language seem to like taking the flashlight to it as if to study an artifact.
It’s impossible to get on the dance floor unless you arrive when they open. The floors are surrounded by bottle service tables and these tables are over capacity with their friends-​friends’ cousin’s cousin’s, twice removed. You can’t stand on the balcony overlooking the floor either because people seem to like to make their own coming and going lanes, and the staff continually carry buckets of ice back and forth to refill the bottle service areas.
The dress code must be pretty lax here since we saw people of all ages and style partying it up, good on them ;O)

This is a very beautiful nightclub and we got in VIP with no problems. This is a higher upscale nightclub compared to some of the others on the strip, so obviously the drinks may be expensive (completely expected of any club though on the Strip). The club isn’t exactly huge, but it’s a nice club. The décor is gorgeous and for the most part the vibe was cool. There was a lot of energy! I didn’t spot any crazy drunks or anything: p

NOT that I’m a super hip Vegas night club connoisseur, BUT, I felt that The Bank was not up to par with the many other choices we have here in Las Vegas. For my money, I’d rather hit up Drais across the street which is where I’d say The Bank competes with.
The dancing area is somewhat small compared to other clubs and most of the space (understandably) is occupied by private table service areas. That said, if you’re going to float the cash for table service, I’d probably look at another club.
A plus is that you can probably get into The Bank after 11pm without a HUGE line if you don’t already have VIP access to one of the other clubs in town.
You can certainly have a great time The Bank and the service at the bar is good.

Had a DJ the 4^th of February that made it easy for any men to follow the 2 note rhythm. But for sexy girls who like to dance there was boring place to spend your time at. Then the free drink tickets «expend» at midnight.
We went back on Friday, our last day, to check out if they change DJ, but same music.
Also a small place and the entrance is like a airport security!

Come see your favorite #BankBabes on any given Thursday through Sunday!!! Hottest open format djs in town!!!

The doormen are undeniably racist and allow people in with their own discretion. I have been in Las Vegas multiple times and never had a problem otherwise. Except this time… The man at the door did not allow us entrance for a VIP table that we paid for pathetically explaining that I was not allowed in with Timberlands because of the ‘type of people who normally wear those shoes.’
I hope you guys can figure out what that actually means. The behavior of the doormen was deplorable. Just please remember that youre in LV! There are sooooo many better places to go with the same if not better w moreamenities to offer.
Best of luck at this place if you actually decide to go.

I am a guest at Bellagio, and spent over a thousand to stay here and I am told not to kiss my boyfriend while dancing at the Bank because it is too vulgar? I told the security that I completely disagree with him and I know what is vulgar dancing and I was nothing close to it I immediately spoke to his manager. Las Vegas isn’t a friendly place for gays but I would expect the Bellagio to be a little more classier than most clubs here. The Bank is another shitty club with crappy top 40 remixes who don’t allow gays to kiss while dancing.
Gays don’t come here or don’t kiss and dance and be yourself but I highly oppose that, so Ef you the Bank.

We came here for New Years to welcome 2016. It was horrible to say the least. We prepaid for our tickets before we even traveled to Vegas for New Years. First off we didn’t get into the club until right before 11PM and stood in line… still not sure why? (we paid for free drinks from 9PM-​1AM). We heard you only got in on time if you stayed at the Bellagio or paid for table service. As we got to the front of the line my husband and his friend were told they couldn’t enter the club because they were wearing tennis shoes.
At the time we thought… fine this is a policy we have to follow. Until we got inside and saw other men in the club with tennis shoes on. We brought this to the attention of management and we were threw out of the club. We were out the $ 400 we spent on the night and still have yet to understand how a club can treat people the way we were treated that night.

I was staying at the Bellagio with friends and we didn’t feel like cabbing to another club so we got bottle service at The Bank. Everyone there was extremely accommodating and nice!
It’s very small compared to other clubs like XS, Hakkasan, Omina, etc. It’s even smaller than Tryst… But it was definitely a good time! (see some of the pics on their Unilocal page — the dance floor is so small!) They played hip hop and r&b (new and old from my college years around 05 – 09). The DJ mixed the sings really well and did some awesome mashups! They do not play EDM music. :(
This is not my favorite club but I enjoyed my time there considering I wanted to do something more chill than night.

This is a solid 3 stars IF you like trap house rap music (which I do).
We used the law of 6 degrees of separation to find a way in with no line and no cover– sweet!
It was midnight already. Not much a line outside and ID check and all looked like it was running smoothly.
The Bank is a decent looking venue… A lot of resent reviews say it’s Beautiful and or expensive… I don’t really see how that’s a justified assessment in comparison to half of the other clubs available. It’s not anything «more» in comparison to a club in San Francisco or LA.
The layout is Bottle Service-​centric. There is a tiny little dance floor for people who don’t have a table and a deck that goes around on the top where the two bars are. The dance floor got crowded really quickly and when you have a bunch of drunk people swaying around, it’s easy to get bumped and slammed and swatted by accident. And I’ll be honest– the crowed is on the Ratchet side. We spent most of the night upstairs by the bar where there was space. It was a Sunday so it wasn’t overly crowded over all.
Drinks are expensive like everywhere in Vegas, dress code was moderately enforced (from what I could tell), DJ kept the hip-​hop/​rap/​trap going which was good, bathrooms was clean and I didn’t have to wait in a line.
I’m not really sure, given the choice, that I’d go back when there are so many clubs that seem to offer more of the Vegas experience.

It’s a beautiful venue– one of my favorite night clubs in Vegas. I recently went on a Thursday night… no enforcement of the dress, code, great music, free drinks. It’s always a great and interesting atmosphere.
Heads up– the stairwell to the bathrooms is really dark, so be careful!
I’d go to Hyde still over the Bank for Bellagio clubs.

The Bank was a beautiful venue! Really expensive (but that is to be expected for the grand Bellagio). Considering it was Halloween weekend (I went on a Friday), I had rather hoped the music would be better but it wasn’t dreadful (and ladies get in free with 2 complimentary drinks, so can’t really complain).
I loved the atmosphere and the lights in here — truly spectacular and very plush. One drawback is the the lack of seats (unless you are a VIP of course — but this seems to be a trend in a all the Las Vegas clubs). The stairs to the loos are very dark however, so the bouncers stand there lighting the way with torches (quite odd but helpful). This place is worth a visit simply to see the beautiful Bellagio.

I remember we partied at this club on the weekend of EDC. We attended EDC Vegas one night and sold the rest of the remaining nights. We were on a mission to find a hip hop club which is so hard to find nowadays but we ran into a promoter who got us into The Banks (in the Bellagio) free of charge and free drinks, but that’s pretty common in Vegas for girls. Well, at least that’s what I am use to.
This club is such a great find when you are trying to find a club that plays hip hop. The DJ played songs that my bff and I could actually dance to besides just jumping up and down with all the other EDM infested clubs. Don’t get me wrong, I love all type of music but sometime it is nice to change it up a bit.
Nonetheless, if you are looking for hip hop The Bank is your place. However, other than the music I didn’t find anything else memorable about this club in comparison to the other clubs I’ve been to at Vegas or maybe that’s because I had a little too much to drink. Wait, I think there was a nice view of the water from The Bank. Nonetheless, mission accomplished.