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CatHouse Loungerie Details
- Hours of operation: Restaurant open Tuesday - Saturday, 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. Nightclub open Monday, Thursday - Saturday, 10:30 p.m. - 4 a.m. and Wednesday, 1 a.m. - 6 a.m..
- Cover price:
- Priority admission: $30 for men; $20 for women; includes guest list admission.
- Table seating: $400; includes admission for four to club, table for four, a bottle of Skyy or equivalent spirit, mixers and tax. Gratuity is NOT included and will be collected at club.
- Payment information: Cash, all major credit cards.
- Location: Inside the Luxor.
- Music: House, dance, hip-hop and top 40.
- Resident DJs: DJ Kram (Monday); DJ Relapse (Wednesday); DJ AL3 (Thursday); DJ Audiomoe (Friday); DJ Steel (Saturday).
- Clientele/Age Group: 21 and older.
- Attire: Fashionable nightlife attire.
- Occupancy: 650.
- Parking: Self-parking and valet available at the Luxor.
- Reservations: Table reservations available.
- Seating: Yes.
- Handicapped accessible: Yes.
- ATM: Located inside the casino.
- Special events:
- Mondays: Madame Mondays, featuring hip-hop music.
- Wednesdays: Vanity Wednesdays, featuring house music.
- Thursdays: Stiletto Thursdays, featuring everything from hip hop to electro.
- Fridays: Lush Fridays, featuring hip-hop, top 40, house, and electro.
- Saturday: Scandal Saturdays, featuring hip-hop and top 40.
CatHouse Loungerie Review
CatHouse Loungerie is a club designed to arouse a multitude of appetites and then – satisfy them.
The tease begins with the decor. Inspired by a 19th-century European bordello, CatHouse offers hints at the sultry experience awaiting you just beyond the entrance. As you pass through a hallway lined with fake doors and one not-so-fake door housing a photobooth, keep an eye out for some of the hundreds of erotic photographs on display -- with star stickers doing the work of pasties.
Inside the club hundreds of small, personal effects from fin de siecle European bordellos have been located and are also on display. Keeping the enticement going, a decorative mirror comes to life revealing one of the CatHouse Coquettes seated at a vanity table. As she primps, club-goers are offer a glimpse of what is to come.
"There's nothing traditional about us," promises Australian nightclub impresario Billy Cross, one of CatHouse's owners. "It's not a forced experience. We're tapping into the openness of celebrating sexiness in a way that is empowering for all participants."
Which brings us back to the Coquettes. While the club offers two DJs spinning European vocal house and dance, the Coquettes, clad in CatHouse's signature lingerie, perform in a series of choreographed vignettes, sure to tantalize even the most jaded of appetites.
CatHouse was born from a unique partnership between Cross, celebrated Chef Kerry Simon and five-time world Moto GP motorcycle racing champion Mick Doohan.
While the club operates four nights a week, CatHouse is open as a restaurant daily. It features Chef Simon's signature take on modern American cuisine prepared with the finest ingredients and flair.
-- Staff report
