Guys Night Out at Soleia

Your guys group arrives at The Vanderpump Hotel and checks in at the Soleia entrance. Have your guest list confirmation or cabana reservation ready. Men on the guest list need to arrive before the cutoff time for free or reduced entry. Cabana guests are escorted directly to their section.

Once inside Soleia, the atmosphere is high-energy from the start. The DJ is spinning, the pools are packed, and the crowd is a mix of tourists and locals celebrating everything from bachelor parties to birthday weekends. The open-air setting and desert sun add to the intensity.

If you reserved a cabana or daybed, your VIP host gets the group set up with bottle service, food menus, and a prime poolside location. The cabana is your base — a place to regroup, order rounds, and enjoy the music with a guaranteed spot all day.

The biggest moments at Soleia happen during 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM when the headliner DJ drops the main set. The crowd surges, the music peaks, and the energy is at its highest. After the pool party, most guys groups hit a restaurant and then a nightclub or strip club for the evening.

Dress code at Soleia for guys groups: Fashionable swimwear required. Cover-ups for transit through the property. No athletic wear, jeans, or hard-soled shoes. 21+ for dayclub events. Boardshorts and quality swim trunks are the standard. Avoid basketball shorts, cutoff jeans, cargo shorts, and anything with excessive branding or graphics. Clean and fitted is the look you want.

Bring a resort-style button-down or polo for entry at Soleia. You can strip down to swimwear once inside. Sunglasses are a must. Leave the chains, heavy jewelry, and flashy accessories at the hotel unless they are pool-safe.

Footwear should be slides, sandals, or flip-flops. No sneakers, boots, or dress shoes. Every guy in the crew needs to meet the dress code — one person being turned away can delay the entire group at Soleia.

Guys groups at Soleia typically go heavy on bottle service — vodka and tequila packages are the standard orders inside The Vanderpump Hotel. For larger groups across the 1,500-guest venue, a two or three-bottle package keeps drinks flowing. Your Soleia VIP host can recommend the right amount based on headcount.

The poolside food menu at Soleia leans toward hearty shareable options: sliders, wings, loaded nachos, tacos, and flatbreads. Order early at The Vanderpump Hotel before the kitchen gets slammed during 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM. A solid food base keeps the crew going through the 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Tue 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM) schedule.

Essential tip for guys groups at Soleia: do not underestimate the May – October (opened May 26, 2026) desert heat and alcohol combination. Drink water between rounds, eat consistently, and pace across the full day at The Vanderpump Hotel. Burning out early is the biggest mistake groups make at Soleia.

Soleia's nine bungalows are the architectural feature that separates it from the Las Vegas dayclub field. Each bungalow sits at the rooftop perimeter with access to a shared private dipping pool — a configuration that gives more guests access to dedicated water than any comparable bungalow product on the Strip. Encore Beach Club's bungalows are individually priced at a higher minimum and with fewer private pools relative to total bungalow count. At Soleia, a group of six to ten in a perimeter bungalow has a dipping pool that belongs to their section for the duration of the reservation, positioned at rooftop height with the Las Vegas skyline as context. This is the closest product Las Vegas has to a private villa pool experience within a public dayclub venue. The mezzanine cabana tier on the second level adds a vantage point that no comparable dayclub can offer. From the elevated section, guests have unobstructed sightlines north toward the Bellagio fountains and south toward the MGM Grand signature tower in the same field of view. This is a consequence of the building's address — the center-Strip position at Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road, combined with the eleven-story elevation, creates a viewing angle that simply does not exist from pool-level or from any other dayclub building that is not situated at this precise intersection.

The Vanderpump and Nick Alain design is executed at a materiality level that separates it from themed decor applied to an existing structure. The rose motifs appear in custom-fabricated structural metalwork. The moss-green wall surfaces use living plant material maintained by a dedicated horticultural staff. The color story across upholstery, linens, tabletop ceramics, and bar equipment was sourced as a unified palette rather than assembled from catalog selections. This investment in material authenticity produces a setting that photographs with a visual distinctiveness that synthetic theming cannot achieve — which is the reason Soleia has positioned itself from the outset as the preferred Las Vegas dayclub for bachelorette celebrations and brand activations where photography differentiates the experience. Caesars Entertainment's hospitality infrastructure operates behind the Vanderpump brand at this address — the property's Caesars Rewards integration, staff-to-guest service ratios, and operational systems reflect the scale of the Caesars campus rather than the boutique footprint of the 188-room hotel. Groups booking VIP at Soleia receive both the Vanderpump aesthetic identity and Caesars' service execution, which is an unusual combination for a property of this scale.