Pool Clubs

Red Rock Cabana Club Details

• Hours of operation:
  Saturday - Monday beginning May 26, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
• Cover price:
  No cover.
• Payment information:
  Cash and all major credit cards accepted.
• Location:
  At the Red Rock Resort.
• Music:
  Blend of rock, house, mash-ups, hip-hop and Top 40.
• Resident DJs:
  DJ Dig Dug, DJ Mika Gold, DJ Quira.
• Clientele/Age Group:
  21 and older.
• Attire:
  Trendy beach attire.
• Occupancy:
  275.
• Parking:
  Self parking and valet both available at the Red Rock.
• Reservations:
  Recommended for cabana and daybed use.
• Seating:
  Chaise lounges, bar seating, cabanas and daybeds are available.
• Handicapped accessible:
  Yes.
• ATM:
  Located inside the casino.
• Special events:
  Special events are occasionally held.

Red Rock Cabana Club Review

Pool clubs have made a pretty big name for themselves in Las Vegas, becoming as ubiquitous as gaming, nightclubs and everything else the city is known for. And as with most things Vegas, the epicenter of this trend is, of course, the Strip.

But while the Red Rock Resort isn't on the Strip, the Red Rock Cabana Club is a worthy pool club experience. The location also translates to cheaper prices, less of a wait, and fewer headaches for some. They also don't charge a cover, which means more money for drinks, a cabana or a daybed. Daybeds start off with a $100 food and beverage minimum and the cabanas, which rival those on the Strip, start at $400.

With a single pool overlooking the main hotel pool, this club isn't exactly a wild party spot. But don't let that dissuade you. That's actually kind of the point. 

Red Rock Cabana Club has a more relaxed atmosphere than pretty much anything on the Strip, with DJs spinning great dance tunes for a slightly more subdued experience. You'll hear beats from many of the same DJs that spin at the mega-clubs, DJs like Dig Dug, Mika Gold and Quira. 

The vibe is dance enough if that's your type of thing, but laid back enough to not feel out of place just dipping your feet in the water and relaxing. This off-Strip gem is the very definition of "escape."

-- Staff Report