As we have mentioned throughout JackColton.com, contacting someone who works for the nightclubs directly is ALWAYS the best way to book a table, get on a guest list, or ask a general question about an event.

Things you should know.....

Jack Colton does NOT accept kickbacks from any of the listed hosts, these are here for your convenience and to help provide better information for Las Vegas nightlife.

The below list is for table reservation inquiries, if you are looking for guest list contacts visit our Guest List Section.

When speaking with the hosts, be very upfront with any questions you have regarding pricing, table locations, what tipping is appropriate, etc.

What is the table / cabana minimum for my party?

Do you have any specials going on? Can we possibly get a "Buy 2 Get 1?"

What time does my party need to check in by?

What type of music is being played in the area that my table is in?

Will we still be able to keep the table or cabana once we have finished our minimum?

Do I text or ask for you personally when my group arrives to check in?

SUGGESTION # 1: The table minimum goes up as the number in your party associated with the table goes up. If you have a couple of people in your group who aren’t planning on drinking or splitting the bill, you might have them put on the guest list and tell them to just order from the bar. Depending on the nightclub or pool, they may be able to get wristband access to your table / cabana area, but you might be able to cut down on your minimum. At $350+ per table, those savings can add up quick.

SUGGESTION # 2: If you are splitting the bill for the table with your friends, collect all of the money up front. That would be the total balance including tips. I repeat…GET THE MONEY FIRST. If you end up ordering more tables, have everyone pay you when you order them. I can’t count the number of times I have seen people fighting about tip share at the end of the night, or never talking to friends again because so-and-so didn’t throw in money when they said they would.

SUGGESTION # 3: Don’t get hustled. A few of the major Las Vegas nightclubs (not mentioning any names of course) have a habit of having the service staff clean off your table, and then sending someone over to pressure you into buying more bottles so that you don’t “lose your table.” You should always confirm with your host when making your reservation how long that you have the table for. The majority of the time it is yours for the night, and they are just trying to get you to order more (or get you out of the way so that they can resell the table).