V Nightclub

I went to dinner next door at a steak house inside casino and there was older couple who basically are high rollers In the casino so they called one of the managers they know and said that I was their nephew so the manager escorted me and my date to the club, I didn’t have to stand in line or pay so that was great hence, the three stars. The place is small, I don’t drink so can’t judge the drinks, but the music really sucked. Seemed like dj was playing songs off YouTube with no good progression or transition between songs. The crowd was mostly younger obnoxious peeps that were dry humping anything walking and drenched with cheap cologne/​perfume.

This is my favorite nightclub in Detroit. The staff is always so friendly. The nightlife manager, Awsem, is such a doll, and is always friendly and professional. He goes above and beyond to accommodate his guests. The drinks are always spectacular, and the waitresses and DJs are always super friendly and fun. While it’s pretty small compared to other clubs, I don’t mind it. The ambiance and music are exceptional. It reminds me of the hot nightclubs that I’ve been to in Chicago and Miami. I also like that it’s inside of the casino, so you don’t have to wait in line outside during the cold winter months.

I do not know how this ranks as one of the best clubs in Michigan. The girls dancing in «cages» looked like complete crack-​head prostitutes. The fat, security woman was rude, the bartender was nice. Music average. There has got to be better clubs in Detroit and if there aren’t, it’s sad.

This used to be my favorite club in the Detroit area. The atmosphere at V is fun and makes you want to dance the night away. The layout is different, but it would work if the club was much larger.
You walk through curtains and to the left is a HUGE booth available for purchase with bottles. Past that are the restrooms. Upon entering, once you’re in the club the bar is to your right and it’s the only bar in the main room. Pretty long. Behind the bar, up a few steps is the «VIP» area with four booths, two on each side of the DJ booth, which is right behind the bar and elevated. There is small walking space between the bar and the dance floor, and yes, you guessed it — small dance floor. They just have WAY TOO MANY booths. Even when you get on the dance floor there are at least two booths set up. When you enter the dance floor from the bar there are two small stages hosting scantily clad dancers. This thing is sooo 2005, but the girls are there every time.
Similar to the bar, behind the dance floor is an elevated area with more booths. Past the bar is another huge booth (just like when you walk in) and to the right of that is a private bar, which is nice because it’s chill. You can’t smoke inside the club but you can walk outside to the casino and light up.
The last few times I came here the music was just horrible — all over the place with different songs that did not go together and it really ruined it for me because I always have a good time here. The drink prices are okay considering this is an «upscale» club in Detroit. I will probably only come back for a birthday party/​celebration/​really good DJ.

Really cool atmosphere, music was really loud and it looked like there were no lights in the club. We could not see anything, but we still had a great time mostly because there was a group of us.

I would give zero stars if I had the choice. I didn’t even get the chance to go inside, either.
Me and some friends were out celebrating a birthday downtown last night. The birthday boy wanted to end his night at this bar, so we all went as a group. We came in two groups because we were a larger group and the cabs couldn’t fit us all in one, so a couple members of our group were in line ahead of us. The security to V lets them in, and then shuts the line down. At 12:30, they stopped letting people in. They wouldn’t even let us in, despite being part of a group. (12:30 is way too early, too. Lame.)
The best part was one of the bouncers’ attitude. He started pushing us away and telling us we needed to clear the area, while we were trying to figure out a new plan. He literally pushed us with one of those expandable barricades. Literally, for 20 minutes, he kept making a large space around the entrance because he was so over protective, and kept purposely pushing us. Cool, bro.
What makes me mad is how poorly we were treated. Sorry, my friends and I aren’t tacky guidos, but would have happily spent good money here. Now we sure aren’t. Thank goodness there are more cool, down-​to-​earth bars and clubs opening now downtown.

Very disappointing experience. A group of six of us thought it would be cool to go here for Rave of Thrones. Event page said «costumes are encouraged.» We showed up and the casino would not let three of my friends in because they were wearing face paint. Called the club twice to try and talk to someone but no one answered the phone. Three of us went in and three of us went home (security said any trace of makeup and they wouldn’t let them in so it had to be washed off). At this point I should mention we each prepaid $ 30 for tickets.
I got in to the club ordered a round of drinks and spoke with someone who appeared to be a supervisor about all of this. Her response, «wow, that sucks» No apology, no let me make it up to you, nothing. Very poor management of an event. No where on their site did it say anything about makeup or masks.
So let’s review the club now. The inside is very nice, you can tell they spend money on keeping it nice and clean and kept up. The club is very small, which is actually kind of cool, because you don’t lose your friends. Drinks weren’t too expensive and the bartender was very nice. The music was very good however it is much too loud, like ear damaging loud. I’m an avid club goer and clubs are supposed to be loud, but this was ridiculous. You could not scream loud enough for the person next to you to hear you and my ears are still ringing the next day.
I will not be returning. If you have a date that is fun to look at, but not fun to talk to, then this is your place, but if you actually want to talk to people and socially interact this is not the place for you.

Pretty sweet nightclub inside of the MGM.
We were there to celebrate a friends upcoming nuptials and this was a good spot to send him off in.
Luckily we were able to get the $ 20 entrance fee waived for us but we could not escape the $ 3 coat check fee. Once inside we saw 2 go-​go dancers dancing over a pretty small dance floor. When this place gets crowded it can be difficult to move through, but it was rocking so they obviously make it work. Lots of beautiful women of different races and cultures gave the place much sex appeal.
We wound up getting bottle service in a spot near the back bar behind the curtains… I guess it was an exclusive area. Miko and another chick took really good care of us and made sure we were happy.
The latest and greatest of pop & techno music gets play here… goes with the environment. They even have guest appearances from various artists from time to time… Flo-​Rida will be there soon

Never had a dull moment at V night club. In a casino so you don’t have to worry about the long cold lines, my girls and I normally valet the car and walk in. Ladies are free before 11pm! Never had to pay once :) security does take forever to let ppl in which is annoying. But the music is always great! Dance floor is small so prepare to mingle. They have 2 gogo dancers that look like they don’t want to be there haha It’s always a mix crowd. Sat VIP next to the DJ which was great too with good bottle service; if you get to wasted up there security will ask you to leave. I always end up at V because I know it’ll be great music with a good crowd. Honestly if the lower booths are not taken you can just sit down:) bouncers never say no to girls with tired feet, because there is no where to sit in that club. Over all good music, crowd :)

Friend went here for her 21^st birthday (first legal drink) the waitress made fun of her License and made a comment to her friend about her id picture. Terrible wait staff, rude and without any class!

Ok, so I’m torn as to how many stars to give this place.
First, let me tell you… I love to travel, and have fun and go dancing like every girl out there… but I’m 41. This club is not for peeps my age. I believe we were the oldest ones in the club. Everyone else could have easily been my kids. So… you are getting a review from an older person.
But…this older person also spent about $ 700 on the best room in the casino hotel, and gave $ 100 in 30 minutes to the roulette table, so I was hoping this big awesome casino in Detroit would have a nice club for the people who could afford to spend a little money… not the case.
There were cute 20 year old girls dancing in cages, house music playing, and it was very dark. I’m cool with all that. The dance floor was very narrow, and you could only sit down if you had a reserved table. I knew this wasn’t going to be good, because I was wearing some really cute and very high heels, so I knew I would need to sit sooner or later (unless the hubs would be willing to give me a very long foot massage later… I’m guessing that would be a «no»).
The drinks were strong, but I guess that is good because I only needed one. :)
Here’s where the generation gap was obvious… We were just waiting for a good song to come on so we could tear up the floor… we look around us, and EVERYONE is on their phones… taking selfies and group photos and not dancing… and not engaging in conversation!
So I don’t get it… you go to a cool club… one of the top clubs in the state I hear, and so you take a pic on your phone to show everyone you are there, and look at the fun outfit you are wearing… but you aren’t enjoying the company you are with, or your surroundings?
So we just people watched and after we finished our drinks, we left.
We found a live band down the hallway which was nice.
If I want to just snap pics of myself looking cute, I’ll do it somewhere else, and save $ 20 (that is the cover charge).

As usual, per pros and cons:
Pros:
–Inside a Casino, so it’s warm as you wait in line. This doesn’t matter in the summer though.
–Some dancers are good looking.
–Drinks are reasonably priced. Not that expensive for a place
Cons:
–Music is too loud. May be good for dancing and «losing yourself» in the moment, but unless you’re on E or drunk, it really becomes annoying when you try to talk to your friends.
–Cover charge is too steep. $ 20? But I guess if you’re trying to make your club look «high class», then a high cover charge should send that message.
–The «celebrities» that they have for events. This is my biggest problem. When they advertise celebrities to draw people to the club, they should at least have the person make an appearance, or stop the music a bit or lower it to let us see that they’re actually there.
–How small the club is. Seriously, consider having a limit on how many people can come inside. Most of the time you’re packed back-​to-​back, and can’t move or dance without stepping on someone’s toes.
Personally, this is my least-​favorite club to go to. It’s loud, crowded, and expensive. I have no problem paying, but I never feel like I can enjoy myself when I’m being blasted with sound. And forget about talking to your friends or trying to pick up anyone here, unless you both know sign language.

Maybe one of the top clubs in the USA but after last weekend …, Ok, they redeemed themselves. I had gotten VIP Bottle service for my GF’s Birthday, getting it wasn’t the easiest thing in the world. We had called, sent emails & filled out the form online and no one got back to us. Finally I talked to the reservations manager and she said it was full, we showed up right at open and they had a group cancel so I took the spot.
They set us up in a back room with a private bar, but it wasn’t very private as there were no bouncers keeping people from just walking into the area. The club itself is great, first class all the way, music could be better, but the place gets so busy that the dance floor is always full because there is no room for it to empty. I wish they would just play the songs people dance to rather than being creative. What ruined the night is a fight broke out about 1:15 knocking over our drinks, they cleared us out shorting our night.
I did speak with the Manager and he did make good, taking care of me a different night.
I’ve been 3 times, one 2 star, one 3 star and one 4 star experience, hence the 3 star rating.
This wou;ld not be a goto place for me, but it is a cool place to go for a special event, it’s in the MGM so very cool for taking out of town guests to party

V Nightclub is my favorite place (so far) in Detroit, but I haven’t really been out much. Don’t compare it to California, Chicago, Vegas, etc… bc you’ll be disappointed. Take it for what it is!
Pros:
— It’s in a casino. You won’t be cold walking from the club to your car.
— Bottle service is a reasonable price. It starts at $ 200/​bottle.
— The bouncers are friendly. They’re not rude. They don’t have ego trips. They won’t give you a hard time if you’re not an idiot. And for all those girls whose feet hurt and want to take off their shoes at the end of the night, they won’t bark at you to put your shoes back on. They’ll just kindly ask you to put your shoes on. AND did I mention that they’re nice and friendly!!!
— Awsem, the manager, is great. Prompt at answering text messages, esp on the day of, which always seems to be the day that I have 100 questions. He is accommodating to the best of his ability.
Cons:
— It took FOR-​EV-​ERRRRR to reach someone for guestlist and bottle service. Luckily, Awsem contacted me. If he hadn’t, I would’ve for sure given V Nightclub 2 stars. Also, I heard one of the girls who called my girlfriend back regarding bottle service was rude. *thumbs down*
— No real security for bottle service. Some of my friends who were supposed to get in with me for free had to pay. –_​_​_​–
— I don’t understand their guest list policy.
— Our bottle service girl spilled a bunch of alcohol as she was pouring it. Not tryna be cheap, but seriously, I paid for it, so please stop spilling my alcohol.
Things I don’t remember:
— Are the drinks strong or weak? I’ll have to go with strong since I don’t really remember.
— Drink prices… thank you, generous friends for treating the birthday girl out!
Music is fun, crowd doesn’t really matter if you bring your friends, and yea the dance floor is kind of small and crowded, but again — you can have fun anywhere with the right people! I’m a fan of V Nightclub. Hopefully I’ll return one day. :)

So I got a room in the hotel to celebrate my graduation, and I came specifically on a Friday night because Channel 955 DJs here on Friday nights.
We were already checked into our room, and having read earlier reviews about getting there early, we made our way downstairs and got there at about 10:10. The bouncer let us in for free, which I don’t know if ladies are supposed to get in free anyway, but that was nice.
The club is on the small side, but decorated very nice. It was pretty empty until about 11, and the crowd was pretty diverse; tourists (as evidenced by their jeans and fanny packs, which I’m not sure how they even got in dressed like that), business men, college students, and people of all races.
One thing about the seating: We were seated on the couches along the side walls until almost midnight, when we were asked to «relocate» because that area was reserved. No biggie, just prepare to have to stand when it gets crowded.
The music was your typical dance/​pop/​top 40 (Britney Spears, David Guetta, etc.) until about midnight, when they started playing more hip hop and rap (my type of music, Big Sean, DJ Khaled). It was nice.
THE DRINKS. One word: strong. And maybe one more word: pricey. But the liquor was top shelf, so I didn’t mind.
I was drunk by maybe 1:20, so my friends and I decided to go up to our room. I don’t exactly remember how I got there, but the last thing I remember is taking my shoes off while walking through the casino, and a very nice security guard told me that wasn’t allowed. I passed out in the room, and I take that as a sign of a good night.
*EDIT*
After re-​reading some of the other reviews, here are some things I forgot:
1. The bartenders are really nice. I mean, really. All of them. And I never had a hard time getting their attention.
2. The dancers (go-​go dancers??): Pretty funny when they’re not into the music or stop for water breaks. I witnessed a shift change during my time here.
3. The TVs show the music videos of the songs that are playing. The downside to this is that they ONLY play «radio music». I’m not the type of person who cares about things like that, but someone who’s really into music might.

Spent Halloween here this year… dressed as an old lady (the other half was the old man)…at the Playboy party… which we of course realized as we passed the velvet rope. Awesome night out. Got to love Michiganders. People are there to have a good time. Music was excellent by DJ Hugh Heffner himself (loved the house music). Drinks were also nicely topped up by the amazing bartender (maybe our persistent high fives helped?). Best night had out at a club in a long time.
Only drawback is that cover was a little steep at $ 20 per person… then again if that what it takes to pull together a fun crowd, I’m all in.

Cover charge is $ 10 for ladies and I believe $ 20 for men. So the actual venue of this nightclub is really nice. It’s new and chic. The layout I think is a little weird. Small dancefloor flanked by 2 go-​go dancers that are dancing but aren’t really into it. Then you have your tables that are a few steps up and surrounding the club, with a railing. This is great for the many men I saw there just standing against the railing and gawking at everyone dancing. The tables are mostly for guys that want to get a girl, so they lure her with a couch to rest her tired feet and alcohol.
As for the crowd, it is much older. I would say some late 20’s, lots of mid 30’s and I saw a couple of guys in their 40’s. The crowd is mostly white, not really diverse. Music was pretty good. A few questionable songs but also a few great songs I didnt think they would play.
The drinks were 7 bucks and pretty strong. No complaints there.
As for me, I probably won’t return but I’m glad I checked it out.

First time going there but I did enjoy myself — it was my friend birthday which we had VIP upper booth.
I highly sugges if you are going to make sure someone is reserved there because it’s get crowded fast and the security will turn away people. (Plus when it’s reserved, then your guest get in FREE)
There were two dancers on poles dancing — which they did pretty good; if I was extra small then I might try to work there. Lol! (Plus you’ll get a workout too — win! win!)
It isn’t a every weekend club but more occasionally!!!

I’ve been waiting such a long time to go here and the new year changed my luck! Not only did i go there, i got in free thanks to a special friend that hooked us all up and we had a spacious VIP booth all to ourselves! The laser lights, the fog, the nonstop high energy dance/​trance/​hip hop/​house music the dj was mixing, the yummy (and pricey) drinks, and the tall ceilings, loved every bit of it.
It’s actually quite smaller than I expected but that’s what made it feel so exclusive. I also loved the Limo tinted window-​wall which really made the club feel elite. I now see why they charge a lot for cover, at least $ 20 if not more on weekend nights. The crowd is also around 25+ and very mature, everyone dances… no vertical sex on the dance floor, and no wenches throwing drinks at my man for no reason, which sometimes happens at other clubs… lol
The waitresses are also really nice and very attentive. Keep in mind to get here early though because by 11:30 it does fill up given that it’s a smaller space. I like that V doesn’t pack in the crowd n make you feel like you’re in a sardine can, they allow for cozy capacity.
Can’t wait to go here again, I vote this probably THE BEST CLUB in metro Detroit!

My friend George got us into Club V without a cover charge and had a table reserved for us too, so I definitely got the executive/​VIP type treatment here this past Saturday night. I used to wonder why these guys charged hefty cover charges here and last night I found out why. This high energy club is actually patron-​service oriented. From the moment you walk in, you are taken care of my friendly bartenders and waitresses and there are a few sparsely placed security guards always scanning the scene for horseplay or bad behavior.
The central bar looks very elegant and the patrons are all pretty chic. The music is very high-​energy dance, electro-​hip-​hop, and house. I never heard a beat I couldn’t dance to here. And tacky top-​40 was wisely left off the playlist! Apparently, as Rebecca M. notes, «The music ranges from Thursday Night Mash Up, Friday Night Flash Back, and Global House Saturday.» Coupled with the good music, the colorful laser lights and fog in the club definitely add to the «Wow.Cool! Nice!» factor while you’re buzzing!
The night I was here, the fellas did outnumber the chicks, but not to a totally limp dicking extent. I would say that guys outnumbered girls about 3:2 the night I was there, which was not horrible, but it was noticeable. Cocktails are pretty pricey here, so having a few drinks before arriving may be wise, because my well vodka cocktail ran me about $ 8, so I can imagine top shelf drinks to run above $ 10.
Overall, I felt that Club V maintains a feeling of grown, sexy, exclusive, and VIP. It was kept so clean and spotless — and staffed so well. It truly is a gem in the high energy nightlife scene of Detroit — while inside you would think you’re in LA, Miami or Vegas. It is definitely a see and be seen crowd, but they still dance and party hard and most patrons I crossed paths with were friendly.
The smaller dance floor, cover charge, and one central bar makes for a more intimate and exclusive feel — and the music is unparalleled in the Detroit club scene. For special nights out, Club V has now trumped Club Amnesia in my eyes as far as Casino clubs go. I have yet to try Eclipz at Greektown, but I don’t expect much from it.