Treasures Guest List Request

Submitting through NoCoverVegas sends a request for review. It does not create a ticket, guarantee admission, waive cover, or reserve transportation at Treasures.

NoCoverVegas does not send outbound text messages. If a host confirms transportation through an approved channel, verify the pickup location, time, capacity, driver details, and whether return transportation is included before relying on it.

At Treasures, follow the entrance and arrival time in the host's confirmation. Bring the required identification and keep the group together. The venue retains final control over capacity, dress code, cover, and admission.

A guest-list request does not reserve seating. Bottle service is a separate request with its own minimums and terms; wait for the host to confirm the table before treating it as reserved.

Dress code compliance is enforced at Treasures even with a confirmed guest-list request. Upscale casual. Dress standards apply to the entire group regardless of transportation or reservation status.

Treasures operates across two floors, and the choice between them determines the character of the evening. The main floor runs three stages — a center stage with programmable LED lighting arrays, a fog machine system, and wind effects that activate during peak performance windows, plus two side stages providing continuous secondary entertainment. The center stage configuration runs on a 360-degree viewing model: no bad seat from the surrounding floor positions, with bar service points distributed at intervals along the perimeter. The main floor is the natural choice for groups who want maximum entertainer variety and high-energy peak-floor programming during the 10 PM to 1 AM prime window.

The second floor at Treasures operates as a genuinely distinct environment. Its own dedicated stage, its own bar running independently of the main floor service bandwidth, and crowd density running 30 to 40 percent lower than the main floor during Friday and Saturday peak hours create a setting that suits couples, smaller groups, and visitors who want a higher service-to-guest ratio than the main floor provides at peak capacity. The second-floor stage is sized for intimate proximity — seating positions on the second floor are closer to the performance area than most equivalent main floor VIP positions. Groups that use the second floor as their base and migrate to the main floor for specific peak-energy moments during the center-stage production sequences report the most variety-rich Treasures evenings available at the $350 bottle service entry point.

For guest list groups without bottle service, the floor choice is made at arrival based on available seating. The host or floor manager at Treasures can advise on second-floor availability after confirming the guest list reservation. Couples and smaller groups of 2 to 6 are most frequently directed upstairs when second-floor sections remain open. Groups of 8 or more typically anchor to the main floor during peak hours, where the three-stage format provides continuous entertainment across the larger footprint. The transition between floors at Treasures requires no re-entry — both floors are accessible within the same building at 2801 Westwood Drive throughout the evening without exiting the venue.

Treasures at 2801 Westwood Drive is the only Las Vegas gentlemen's club where the evening begins at a AAA Four Diamond-rated steakhouse and transitions directly to multi-stage entertainment without leaving the building. The Onyx steakhouse earned its Four Diamond rating independently on its own credentials — this is not an in-house restaurant built to fill pre-show time, but a formal fine dining venue that happens to share a building with Treasures. The distinction is verifiable and meaningful in a city full of 'restaurant-and-club' combinations where the dining component exists primarily as a logistics convenience.

The private dinner with an entertainer present — bookable at Onyx for groups seeking the most exclusive version of a Treasures evening — is not available at any other Las Vegas gentlemen's club. The configuration combines fine dining at an award-rated steakhouse with exclusive entertainment in a fully private dining environment. Corporate entertainment groups, high-spend bachelor parties, and professional sports teams specifically request this format because nothing equivalent exists elsewhere.

The two-floor layout creates meaningful variety within a single visit. The main floor runs three stages including a center stage with programmable LED arrays, fog machine, and wind effects. The second floor operates its own entertainment zone with dedicated stage and bar at significantly lower crowd density — couples and smaller groups consistently prefer the second floor for its intimate proximity and attentive service, then migrate to the main floor for specific high-energy moments during peak hours.