Red leather coats the walls and sandy brown leather covers the banquettes, tooled with patterns that call to mind Paiute petroglyphs. Overhead, the same tribal imagery is repeated in red, back-lit designs. Inside are 15 to 20 VIP areas, each with a curtain that can be used to expand the real estate or keep things nice and cozy. The VIP couches are a mix of leather and suede in desert tones. And this being Vegas, the now de rigueur stripper pole is present.

Krave is the only good Alternative Nightclub in Las Vegas. No, we're not just talking about the dresscode. We're talking the love life. Its one of the best and probably the only Gay Bar in Las Vegas.

Walls are painted red and are adorned with large photographic portraits of Dolls celebrity guest performers including Paris Hilton, Charlize Theron and Christina Aguilera. Stages line two sides of the room, and there is a small, elevated, circular stage in the center. Seven nights a week, the Dolls, clad in fishnets, leather and bustiers, delight audiences with their performances. The Dolls sing, dance and tantalize using various props including swings hanging from the ceiling and a bathtub sitting on one of the stages

The music at Studio 54 always gets the crowd moving. Early in the evening, you'll hear plenty of disco and early '80s hip-hop and dance music. As the night progresses, expect to hear more techno and house tunes. Go-go dancers perform on several platforms around the main dance floor and in cages suspended from the ceiling. This is one of the few clubs in town that also has male dancers. Expect to be entertained by acrobats suspended from the ceiling and by dancers on swings above the dance floor.

Syn City is one of the most bumpin' clubs in Vegas. There's tons of different lighting. Its like being inside a Dance Dance Revolution game. The music can be felt through the floor, the drinks pour all night and the attire is completely casual. Most people come here to dance and have fun.

Tabú has two bars and two private areas that can be used for exclusive VIP entry and dedicated model service. Tabú offers chilled champagne and vodka stored in climate-controlled iciness in a locker just off the Alcove -- a giant beehive room perfect for private parties. Although there isn't a lot of floor space for dancing, house and visiting guest DJs spin music that gets people moving, often on top of the tables, where the in-house models also occasionally strut their stuff. Still, the tunes are kept at a refreshingly comfortable volume -- you can actually carry on a conversation.