10 Venues for Company Holiday Parties in Las Vegas

Executive chef Enzo Febbraro of Washington, D.C.'s D’Acqua Ristorante recently opened up shop at the Wynn, bringing his classic Italian-American favorites out West. For buyout, the brightly decorate restaurant can hold 174.

The 10,000-square-foot space isn't the only reason to come to the Rock 'n' Roll Fantasty Camp—it’s also for the experience. The camp divides guests into groups ranging from five to 20, then a famous music counselor—which in the past has included members of The Who, The Rolling Stones, and The Beach Boys—coaches guests through the performance of songs with choreography and costumes.

Replacing Cadillac Ranch at the Town Square on the south end of the Vegas Strip, Ranch House’s 14,000-square-foot facility on the second floor of this outdoor mall includes a 2,000-square-foot outdoor patio overlooking retail spots and restaurants. And of course, if things start going stale, just look to the bull in the middle of the room to bring out your coworker’s inner cowboy.

Known for executive chef Devin Hasimoto’s sushi and teppanyaki dishes, Mizumi took over the former Okada space at the Wynn. The bright red and gold dining room features a Japanese garden outside. Pick the intimate private dining room for groups of 14 or the main dining room, which seats 251.

Get the Gordon Ramsay experience without the Hell’s Kitchen-style chew-outs at the Michelin-star-winning chef’s new steak house inside Paris Las Vegas. The two-floor, 274-seat restaurant includes a large bar and private dining room with a two-story wine shelf. While the furniture is high-end and contemporary, the Union Jack flag painted on the ceiling suggests Ramsay’s rowdiness.

Thanks to the History Channel’s series Pawn Stars, Gold & Silver Pawn Shop has begun renting out its space for events. While the 3,500-square-foot retail space is full of the knickknacks seen on TV, the rental space is a private, 1,300-square-foot outdoor patio in the back of the store. It holds 150 people for a cocktail-style event or just under 100 guests for a dinner.

Inspired by the Sunset Strip club in Broadway's Rock of Ages, the Bourbon Room at the Venetian is a space for dancing and cocktails. The reception hall-style space offers 60 different bourbons to complement tunes from the DJ.

Thanks to the layout from SEED Designs, the French Mediterranean-themed restaurant is a go-to option for large parties reaching as many as 4,000. Bagatelle holds 220 in the main dining room, 280 in the outdoor bistro, 60 at the semi-private outdoor waterfall reception area, 70 at the outdoor private dining pavilion, and two private dining rooms that seat 20 each.