Drai’s Beachclub and Drai’s Nightclub is perched 11 stories above the Las Vegas Strip on the rooftop of The Cromwell. Its view is as spectacular as you’d expect from that location. As it is Vegas, you may had a few too many drinks, but no need to worry, you’re safe from falling over the edge thanks to tall glass – or probably some sort of plastic – walls. But your sights are far from restricted. When you eventually turn back to the pool club itself, and quit pretending that all the people walking in front of Caesars Palace are just ants waiting for you to judge them, you’ll see the true beauty of Drai’s Beachclub.
When you are renting a cabana, you can go high or low. You can gaze out over everyone in the pool if you opt for the second level cabana, or take a daybed by the edge to get views of the Strip. Either way you get VIP service and an amazing view. And when you can’t take the sun anymore and need to experience a cool place, there’s a small bar in one corner that’s always nice and chill.
Drai’s Beachclub gets some of the top DJs and musical performers in the world. We won’t even begin to try to list them, but you can always find top quality music and shows at Drai’s. Whether you want to lay out by yourself or with a group of your best friends and people watch or stare out to the Bellagio Fountains and pretend they’re dancing just for your entertainment, Drai’s Beachclub is an exceptional club.
DRESS CODE
Fashionable beach club attire required. Dress code enforced strictly with management discretion.
People that are not dressed for bathing will not be allowed in the pool or spa. Clothing which can be considered vulgar, offensive or otherwise likely to cause a disturbance is not permitted. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Transparent and/or see-through bathing suits
- Chains
- Torn clothing
- or low or baggy pants with exposed undergarments
The following items are also prohibited:
- Weapons
- Controlled substances
- Eye drops
- Gum
- Outside food or beverages
- Liquids
- Vitamins
- Supplements
- Over-the-counter medications
- Prescription medications without valid prescription
- Cameras
- GoPros
- Wearable technology
- Selfie sticks
- Vaporizers (‘vapes’)