Nightclubs

CatHouse Boutique Nightclub Details

• Hours of operation:
  Mondays; Wednesdays – Saturdays:  10:30 p.m..-4 a.m.
• Cover price:
  Front of the Line admission from $40.00. VIP table and bottle packages available from $400.
• Payment information:
  Cash, all major credit cards.
• Location:
  Inside the Luxor.
• Music:
  House, dance, hip-hop and top 40.
• Resident DJs:
  DJ Koko, DJ RPM, Larry Lynx, DJ Friendly, Tommy Lin and Stellar.
• Clientele/Age Group:
  21 and older.
• Attire:
  Fashionable nightlife attire.
• Occupancy:
  650.
• Parking:
  Self-parking and valet available at the Luxor.
• Reservations:
  Table reservations available.
• Seating:
  Yes.
• Handicapped accessible:
  Yes.
• ATM:
  Located inside the casino.
• Special events:
  • Sundays: "Sinatra Sundays" with DJ SINatra. Free shots every 30 minutes, last call open bar from 2:30 - 3 a.m.
  • Tuesdays: "Rumba y Ritmo" Latin Night. No cover, free vodka for ladies before midnight.
  • Wednesdays: "Whisper Wednesdays." Free admission for ladies, free shot with admission.
  • Thursdays: "Flashback Thursdays," featuring 70's, 80's and 90's mashups. Hosted by the cast of "The Australian Bee Gees Show."

CatHouse Boutique Nightclub Review

Are you so old-school that you think the nightlife scene has gone downhill since the days of, say, old-time taverns and bordellos? Well, CatHouse might just be the place for you.

CatHouse is made up of both the namesake CatHouse Boutique Nightclub and Doohan's Bar and Lounge, admission giving you access to both sides. Macro Management Group has gone a long way to ensure that CatHouse has a sexy theme throughout. Inspired by a 19th-century brothel, the club is stacked with dark tones and warm lighting that feels more natural than the overdone lighting at other clubs.

While Doohan's remains low key, the nightclub half has a splash of red thrown into the mix, with cushy booths and go-go dancer platforms drenched in crimson and burgundy.

Here, the brothel theme takes on a different form, with details ranging from chandeliers to old-fashioned wall stenciling and ornate railings. While Doohan's recalls a brothel foyer, CatHouse's styling suggests the rooms upstairs.

Doohan's has a fun bar vibe - not overly pretentious, but not quite approaching college bar status - and when you're in the CatHouse half you can expect the same kind of crowd, but with a whole different kind of energy, with more of a dance-oriented playlist.

Doohan's, which was a restaurant in past years, has been reborn as a saloon-style bar with an injection of class and modern amenities, with VJs thrown into the mix playing the hottest Top 40 music and videos on screens throughout the bar. Doohan's is more laid-back than its nightclub counterpart , and though you can get a table and a bottle for your group, you can also roll up your sleeves and shoot some pool or hang back by the bar and watch the scene, whatever scene it may be, unfold.

With two distinct venues for the price of one, CatHouse just might be the place to be when you're looking for a good time.

-- Review by Jorge Labrador