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The Vanderpump Hotel — Basement (formerly The Cromwell)

Dark, intimate underground energy with multiple rooms for different sounds — the original Drai's vibe restored. Hip-hop in one room, house in another, hookah lounge as the chill-out zone. More focused and immersive than the rooftop era, where the outdoor environment imposed a ceiling on the bass response and the show competed with the Strip skyline for attention. Underground, the sound system takes over completely and the crowd orientation shifts inward toward the DJ and the dance floor rather than outward toward a view. The multi-room format creates a constant sense of discovery — the energy in the hip-hop room at 1 AM is completely different from the electronic room at the same time, and moving between the two resets the experience without requiring a venue change. The hookah lounge functions as a decompression zone: lower volume, seated, a space to hold a conversation or plan the next move without stepping outside. The Thursday R&B Thursdays industry night crowd knows the venue intimately — less performative than weekends, more socially fluid, and the kind of room where you are more likely to talk to strangers and less likely to be in a group that stays rigidly at one table all night.

The Cosmopolitan

High-energy day-to-night destination at The Cosmopolitan spanning 40,000 sq ft — three distinctly programmed rooms (Main Room with newly renovated LED monolith, Boom Box for bass heads, Library for VIP) mean you can move between completely different vibes without leaving the building. Fisher and Chris Lake headline the 2026 residency in the Main Room, which peaks from 12:30–2:30 AM when the lasers hit full power. The rooftop Marquee Dayclub is a separate experience in spring/summer — afternoon pool parties with Strip panoramas and the same quality DJ programming in full daylight.