Body English: Let Your Body Talk in the Las Vegas Hard Rock!
At the Hard Rock Cafe in Las Vegas, there is a smokin’ hot Las Vegas nightclub called Body English - as if you haven’t already heard of it. What you may not know though is that this Vegas nightclub was designed and is operated for the sole purpose of expression: bodily expression! This place is for the good-lookin: good-lookin bartenders, good-lookin dancers, good-lookin waitresses, good-lookin patrons and a good-lookin environment for you to shake it in until the sun rises again.Let’s face it: people do not come to Las Vegas to go to church - maybe a quick-marriage chapel, but not church. When travelers spend their cash to come to Las Vegas, they are looking for a good time; they are looking for lifelong memories to be made in a steaming-hot way! That’s exactly what happens at Body Language: they have steaming-hot good times and they spend a lot of cash. The cover for males is $30 - $20 for the ladies. And that’s just to remain standing. If you would like to have a table, the cover jumps 10-fold! If you are lucky enough to live in Sin City full-time, locals get in free on Sundays (SRO).
The club used to be called “Baby’s”. Hard Rock Las Vegas combined their finances with the design skills of LA nightclub design mastermind, Brent Bolthouse to transform it into Las Vegas Body Language. There are two stories and 7600 sq. ft of devious thrill space here. The lower tier features cavelike booths where you can find a lot of privacy. If you need more than that, there are also private rooms available. The experience at Body Language is distinct and unique when compared to other Las Vegas nightclubs. For instance, there is a central Baccarat crystal chandelier valued at over $250,000. Hmm.
Yes, Body Language epitomizes luxury and sensuality. The music is classier than at most nightclubs too. After all, this is the Las Vegas Hard Rock Cafe we are talking about! You will not be subjected to the endless droning of Techno. Energetic elegance is a good way to describe what you get at Las Vegas Body Language. There are 41 VIP booths (be rich if you want one) that are catered to by two deliciously decorated self-contained bars. The occupancy tops at 1200 and this club is packed every Friday through Sunday from 10:30 p.m. until 5 a.m. Give the management a call to reserve a table at 702 693 4000 or just stop at 4455 Paradise Rd (how fitting).
Come to Las Vegas and Let Your Body do the Talking at Body English!
