Tao Beach at Venetian · Las Vegas





The Venetian's tropical oasis and high-energy beach club.
Tao Beach reopened at The Venetian on April 1, 2022, after a two-year reinvention by Rockwell Group that more than doubled its size. The venue is about 47,000 square feet of Asian-inspired tropical garden, with lush planting and two fifteen-foot sculptures by Daniel Popper: a pair of hands at the entrance and a tree goddess that greets guests at the main bar.
Cabanas come in a few forms. Some share a communal plunge pool, others have a dedicated plunge pool and unobstructed views of the deck, and a set sits directly behind the DJ booth. For dinner, Bazaar Meat, BOA and COTE are all in the complex.
Tao Beach runs Thursday through Sunday in season, March through October. Thursdays are Daybreak Thursdays, and the headline names from EDM and hip-hop land on the weekends: Zedd, Louis the Child and Don Diablo are on the September and October calendar, and Sundays go to DJs such as Justin Credible and DJ E-Rock. Alesso, ILLENIUM and Fisher were the inaugural residents in 2022.
Reservable areas include the bungalows, the lotus cabanas, the Tendai lounge, the prime daybeds, the daybeds and the terrace tables, along with a handful of others. A minimum spend is the food and beverage minimum you commit to ordering, with tax, venue fee and gratuity added on top. Tell us the day and your group size, and our Las Vegas team will arrange the cabana or daybed.
Address: 3377 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA, Las Vegas
Reserve a VIP table at Tao Beach at Venetian through our concierge team. Submit a request via the form on this page and a host will confirm bottle minimums, arrival timing and any large-group requests within hours. our Las Vegas team handles reservations with on-the-ground hosts who book the toughest rooms in the city.
Hours of operation
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 11:00 - 18:00
- Friday: 11:00 - 18:00
- Saturday: 11:00 - 18:00
- Sunday: 11:00 - 18:00
Tao Beach tables - minimums and what is included
Most of the table options are below - what each one includes, where it sits and the minimum spend it traditionally carries.
Minimum spend is not a rental fee. It is a food and beverage minimum you commit to ordering - food, bottles, beer, water, anything on the menu. With a reservation, cover charges and tickets do not apply. Your minimum is then subject to tax, venue fee and gratuity - 38% to 43% on top, depending on the gratuity you choose. A $2,000 minimum lands around $2,800 all in. Pool season is March through October annually.
Bungalow
Bungalows are elevated in a section overlooking the main pool, each with a plunge pool encased in water, an LED TV and a private safe.
Capacity: Up to 15 guests
Minimum spend: From $1,500 on a Thursday to $8,000 on a Saturday with a headliner. Tax, venue fee and gratuity add 38 to 43 percent on top of the minimum, depending on the gratuity you choose. A $2,000 minimum is roughly $2,800 all in.
Where it sits: Elevated in a section overlooking the main pool, with a VIP plunge pool.
- Private plunge pool
- LED TV
- Private safe
- All juice and soda mixers included
- Waitress, Busser, security officer in your section
Tao Beach Bungalow - pricing and minimums
Lotus Cabana
Lotus cabanas are elevated from the center of the venue, overlooking the main pool with a direct view of the stage and the pool deck.
Capacity: Up to 10 guests
Minimum spend: From $1,000 on a Thursday to $5,000 on a Saturday with a headliner. Tax, venue fee and gratuity add 38 to 43 percent on top of the minimum, depending on the gratuity you choose. A $2,000 minimum is roughly $2,800 all in.
Where it sits: Elevated above the center of the venue, overlooking the main pool with a direct view of the stage.
- All juice and soda mixers included
- Waitress, Busser, security officer in your section
Tao Beach Lotus Cabana - pricing and minimums
Tendai Lounge
Tendai lounge tables sit in front of the temple bar with a view of the pool and the Tendai statue. This is the section farthest from the DJ and the action.
Capacity: Up to 10 guests
Minimum spend: From $750 on a Thursday to $4,000 on a Saturday with a headliner. Tax, venue fee and gratuity add 38 to 43 percent on top of the minimum, depending on the gratuity you choose. A $2,000 minimum is roughly $2,800 all in.
Where it sits: In front of the temple bar, farthest from the DJ.
- All juice and soda mixers included
- Waitress, Busser, security officer in your section
Tao Beach Tendai Lounge - pricing and minimums
Prime Daybed
Bed-style tables on the pool deck, lining the pool itself.
Capacity: Up to 6 guests
Minimum spend: From $500 on a Thursday to $2,500 on a Saturday with a headliner. Tax, venue fee and gratuity add 38 to 43 percent on top of the minimum, depending on the gratuity you choose. A $2,000 minimum is roughly $2,800 all in.
Where it sits: On the main pool deck, lining the pool. Not elevated.
- All juice and soda mixers included
- Waitress, Busser, security officer in your section
Tao Beach Prime Daybed - pricing and minimums
Daybed
Modular seating that converts between a daybed and a couch, elevated in front of the bungalows.
Capacity: Up to 6 guests
Minimum spend: From $300 on a Thursday to $2,250 on a Saturday with a headliner. Tax, venue fee and gratuity add 38 to 43 percent on top of the minimum, depending on the gratuity you choose. A $2,000 minimum is roughly $2,800 all in.
Where it sits: Elevated in front of the bungalows, near the lotus cabanas.
- All juice and soda mixers included
- waitress, busser, security officer in your section
Tao Beach Daybed - pricing and minimums
Terrace Table
Couch-style banquette tables offered on the terrace level and along the deck of the secondary pool.
Capacity: Up to 4 guests
Minimum spend: From $250 on a Thursday to $1,000 on a Saturday with a headliner. Tax, venue fee and gratuity add 38 to 43 percent on top of the minimum, depending on the gratuity you choose. A $2,000 minimum is roughly $2,800 all in.
Where it sits: On the terrace level and along the secondary pool deck.
- All juice and soda mixers included
- Waitress, Busser, security officer in your section
Tao Beach Terrace Table - pricing and minimums
Minimums move with the day, the DJ and where the table sits. MyRSVP quotes the exact all-in number in writing before you commit.
Frequently asked about Tao Beach at Venetian
How do I reserve a daybed or cabana at Tao Beach at Venetian?
Daybeds and cabanas at Tao Beach at Venetian sell in tiers, and the best placements go to groups who book ahead. Submit the reservation request on this page and our concierge team confirms your table, quotes any minimum spend in writing, and coordinates arrival before you commit.
What is the minimum spend at Tao Beach at Venetian?
Minimum spend at Tao Beach at Venetian varies by date, by tier (front-row cabana vs daybed), and by whether it is a food or a bottle minimum. Rather than a figure that shifts through the season, MyRSVP quotes your exact minimum in writing when confirming, so there are no surprises on arrival.
What is the dress code at Tao Beach at Venetian?
Tao Beach at Venetian is upscale Las Vegas beach-club style: resort wear and swimwear with a cover-up by day, moving to smarter resort-chic as the afternoon program builds. MyRSVP confirms any current door specifics with your booking.
How far in advance should I book Tao Beach at Venetian?
For peak dates the prime tiers at Tao Beach at Venetian are typically allocated weeks ahead. Book as early as you can; if you are inside that window MyRSVP checks live availability and secures the best remaining placement.
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- Tao New York · The original TAO, with a golden Buddha and three dining levels on East 58th Street in Midtown
- Tao Chicago · Pan-Asian dining beneath a 20-foot Quan Yin inside a landmarked 1892 building in River North
- Tao Los Angeles · Two levels on Selma Avenue in Hollywood, with a 16-foot Quan Yin statue anchoring the dining room.
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