Soleia Guest List

Soleia is the rooftop pool venue at The Venetian Resort Las Vegas — a garden-forward design created in partnership with Lisa Vanderpump, known for her botanical hospitality aesthetic from Villa Blanca and TomTom in Los Angeles. The Vanderpump design language transforms Soleia's rooftop into a Mediterranean-influenced botanical garden rather than a standard Las Vegas pool deck: lush plantings, rose arrangements, white canvas architecture, and warm earth-tone furnishings create an aesthetic closer to a Positano terrace than a Vegas dayclub production stage. For groups where the dayclub environment itself — not primarily the DJ programming or the crowd size — is the deciding factor, Soleia's botanical identity is genuinely differentiated from every other rooftop venue in Las Vegas.

Nine bungalows with private dipping pools anchor Soleia's premium tier — a bungalow format (private pool-within-pool) that is available at only a handful of Las Vegas dayclub venues and typically carries price points that reflect the exclusivity of the setup. Each bungalow provides a semi-enclosed private environment with a small plunge pool, shaded seating, and dedicated service — functionally a private poolside retreat within the larger venue. For special occasions — milestone birthdays, honeymoons, bachelorette parties where the premium experience is the celebration itself — Soleia's bungalow configuration provides an option that EBC cabanas and XS Dayclub daybeds do not match for intimacy and visual identity. Mezzanine-level cabanas provide mid-tier reserved seating with dual views of both the Las Vegas Strip and the Venetian resort campus below.

Soleia replaced Drai's Beach Club at The Venetian following the resort's brand repositioning — the venue space underwent a complete renovation and identity overhaul rather than a cosmetic refresh. The Caesars Entertainment management of the space through the Venetian's new ownership structure integrates Soleia into the Venetian's luxury hotel identity more completely than Drai's external branding arrangement previously allowed. For guests familiar with the prior Drai's Beach Club footprint, Soleia occupies a fundamentally redesigned space — the physical infrastructure shares the rooftop location but the design, programming philosophy, and hospitality approach are those of the Vanderpump collaboration rather than the Drai's nightlife brand.

Soleia skews toward groups where the atmosphere and occasion context matter more than crowd size or headliner prestige. Bachelorette parties where the botanical garden aesthetic matches the celebrant's style, milestone birthday groups celebrating in a setting rather than a spectacle, couples marking anniversaries in a distinctly Las Vegas environment — these are the groups for whom Soleia consistently generates the highest satisfaction relative to other Las Vegas dayclub options. Groups who have attended EBC, Marquee, or XS Dayclub and want a fundamentally different aesthetic experience for their next Las Vegas pool day find that Soleia's Vanderpump-designed environment is the most visually differentiated option in the market.

The bungalow and mezzanine-cabana formats allow groups with premium budgets to secure genuinely private experiences within the venue — not just reserved deck chairs, but enclosed mini-pool environments that provide group cohesion and visual exclusivity simultaneously. Groups booking bungalows should contact the Venetian reservations team directly in addition to completing the NoCoverVegas guest list registration, as bungalow inventory is separate from general admission operations. Guest list registration covers general admission access; bungalow and cabana bookings require separate arrangements. For groups combining a bungalow booking with the free guest list — covering the entry cost while investing the budget in the table upgrade — the total economics can be favorable relative to table-inclusive packages that roll admission cost into the minimum.

Soleia operates within the Venetian's seasonal calendar, with the busiest programming running from April through October and holiday weekend events throughout the year. The spring opening period — April through early May — provides the optimal weather conditions for Soleia's outdoor environment: temperatures in the 80-90°F range before summer peak heat, low humidity, and extended afternoon sunshine that makes the rooftop experience most comfortable. Groups visiting Las Vegas during spring or fall consistently report that Soleia's weather conditions during these shoulder months exceed what peak-summer dayclubs at any Strip venue can provide — the venue is architecturally designed for comfort across the full seasonal range rather than purely for peak-summer heat management. Guest list registration through NoCoverVegas is available for all Soleia event dates.