8 Best Holiday Party Venues in Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas holiday party venues go well beyond the casino ballroom. This list covers Strip steakhouses, a Mexican spot that can seat 500, racing simulators, social darts, mini golf, a Fremont Street cocktail bar and a multi-floor rock venue. All 8 venues below are on RestauRent.
Tips for Booking a Las Vegas Holiday Party
Book early. Friday and Saturday nights in December are the first dates to go, so lock in a date and a backup.
Check the convention calendar. Big conventions and events can fill Strip venues and nearby hotels, so check your date before you commit.
Plan the getaway. Ask about valet, self-parking and rideshare pickup, especially for venues inside resorts or shopping centers on the Strip.
Check both capacities. A seated dinner and a standing reception can hold very different numbers in the same room.
Holiday Party Venues in Las Vegas
STK inside The Cosmopolitan pairs USDA Prime steaks, Wagyu and seafood with a DJ-style, high-energy room it calls "vibe dining." It's a strong pick when the holiday party should feel like a night out on the Strip.
Menus run from plated dinners to passed hors d'oeuvres, family-style and buffets. It hosts up to 140 guests in private and semi-private spaces.
Ocean Prime on Las Vegas Boulevard serves seafood towers, oysters and sushi alongside filet, ribeye and Wagyu, backed by a well-known cocktail program. It suits an executive dinner or a polished company party.
It hosts up to 200 guests across five rooms.
Terrace: up to 125 guests
Harmon: up to 75 guests
Lounge: up to 50 guests
Meritage: up to 30 guests
Boulevard: up to 20 guests
Rosa Mexicano on the Strip serves modern Mexican food and handcrafted margaritas in bright, colorful rooms, and it can scale from a private dining room to a very large company party.
Rooms are listed by seated and reception counts, so you can match the space to your format.
Pink Suprema: 160 seated or 200 for a reception
Full General Dining Room: 200 seated or 300 for a reception
Full buyout without the patio: 500 seated or 700 for a reception
F1 Arcade on the Strip puts guests in Formula 1 racing simulators, with branded races, leaderboards and team competitions for a holiday party with a competitive streak.
Shareable American and global dishes and a full cocktail bar round it out. It hosts up to 600 guests, from semi-private racing zones to full buyouts, with AV and large screens.
Flight Club on Las Vegas Boulevard brings its Social Darts concept to the Strip, with a carousel bar and a British fairground look. Groups play at private oches with food and drink packages and full AV.
It hosts up to 550 guests for a full buyout with 20 oches and two bars.
The Vista: up to 125 guests, private, with a view of the Strip
The Pavilion: up to 75 guests, semi-private, facing the carousel bar
The Victorian: up to 55 guests, private and wood-paneled
PopStroke, a few minutes from the Strip on South Las Vegas Boulevard, pairs 36 holes of mini golf with a full restaurant and bar, so guests can play, eat and mingle without everyone staying in one spot.
It hosts up to 300 guests, with customizable food and beverage packages.
Raised by Wolves sits on the second floor of Neonopolis on Fremont Street, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar for a downtown holiday party away from the Strip.
Private dining rooms and full buyouts are available, with AV, bar packages and prix fixe menus. It hosts up to 150 guests.
For the biggest parties, Hard Rock Cafe on Las Vegas Boulevard has multiple floors of event space, rock memorabilia and a third-floor live venue built for entertainment.
It can host up to 950 seated or 2,200 reception-style for a full buyout.
Third Floor Live Venue: 450 seated or 1,100 reception-style
Main Second Floor: 450 seated or 1,000 reception-style
Oval Bar: up to 175 guests
Find Your Las Vegas Holiday Party Venue
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