Featuring 12,000 square feet of luxuriously appointed design elements created by renown designer Francois Frossard, Privé mixes the ethereal whimsy of South Beach with dramatic whiskey a go-go elements that are quintessentially Las Vegas. In addition to a distinct atmosphere, guests can expect surprise performances, celebrity guests and world-class service. Tinseltown's brightest lights, from Pamela Anderson, Matt Damon, Jessica Simpson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Eva Longoria and Cameron Diaz have partied at Privé. Privé Las Vegas brings design, decadence, glamour and over the top opulence to the Las Vegas Strip.
"We've taken the standard Las Vegas nightclub format and turned it on its head," says Co-Managing Director Greg Jarmolowich. "This venue is about nothing more than fun, frivolity and fashion - every night will bring a new, unexpected experience for even the most season guests."
Located on the Mezzanine level of Planet Hollywood, guests will check-in to Privé on the casino floor, ride an escalator up, entering through a grand ebony macassar archway adorned with illuminated crystal garlands. On the left hand side, guests can peruse a collection of cutting edge, one-of-a-kind retail options from famous brands such as Crooks & Castle and New Era, who have created limited edition items exclusively for Privé Las Vegas.
As guests pass through the foyer, images will be broadcast along four LCD screens. Once inside the foyer, guests will encounter the ultimate meeting place, an oversized plush rotunda cushioned seat bordered by four grand mirrored columns and a 15' by 9' black lacquer and crystal lamp.
Upon entering the venue, guests will be met by Privé's towering main bar. With a concave-shape granite top, backlit tortoise shell facade featuring high gloss millwork, and a whimsical inverse-pyramid shaped crystal chandelier, the bar will make its own stellar design statement.
Privé's main room juxtaposes glamour galore with modern motifs. The room is adorned with unconventionally shaped crystal chandeliers hanging from a 26 foot-high ceiling and seven lighting trusses display advanced intelligent lighting.
With modular banquets featuring Pucci fabrics and situated on three elevated levels - every table is the best seat in the house. The Greek Theatre-inspired design makes the Brazilian cherry dance floor the focal point of the room.
Privé's DJ booth is located at the upper pinaccle of the room overlooking the dance floor. Anchored by a set of grand faux elephant tusks, the DJ booth pays homage to Parisian Café society architecture. Privé is the first establishment in Vegas to incorporate Funktion One's newest low frequency product; a dual voice coil 21" speaker capable of handling 1500 watts of power. Additionally, the various VIP areas are treated to their own autonomous sound system to ensure that these areas are at the correct volume but still included in the main room's energy.
Privé Las Vegas and the Living Room are the first West Coast ventures for Miami's leading hospitality company The Opium Group, which owns and operates Opium Garden, Privé, Mansion and SET on Miami Beach. Owners Eric Milon, Roman Jones and Frances Milon create a tour de force of hospitality, design and ambiance. Together they have made an indelible mark on Miami Beach's landscape, enduring success in an industry where longevity is rare.
On Saturday, Olympic silver medalist Alicia Sacramone celebrated her recent birthday at Privé. The gymnast, who turned 21 on December 3rd, danced and laughed with a group of friends while sipping on a glass of Veuve Clicquot champagne. She blew out candles on a birthday cake and partied with her friends until 2:30 a.m. Also at Prive on Saturday, MMA fighter Rashad Evans celebrating his victory over Forrest Griffin to become the new light heavyweight champion; and Chuck Zito played door host behind Privé's velvet ropes.
On Monday, Privé went old skool with a special performance by 90's hip hop stars Naughty By Nature. As the group sang their hits, "O.P.P" and "Hip Hop Hooray" the crowd went wild waving their arms in the air to the tunes. The group returned to their VIP tables following their performance and drank Hennessy, Patron Tequila, SoBe Lifewater, and Red Bull. Also at Privé on Monday, San Antonio Spurs star Robert Horry, UFC fighter Chuck Liddell and a return appearance by Zito.
