Ravello Lounge

They don’t even deserve a star but the bimbo waitresses and the bitchy bartenders are THE worst. They need o stop hiring waitresses who thinks all the have to do is show their tits. They need to teach them customer service.

Great place
nice leap singing bands kindda a cool. .lol
I can wait for the winter to cool off in the balcony with a great view

Free admission, free entertainment, and reverse happy hour! 11:00 pm to 2:00 am $ 3.00 house wine.
Not much interaction with the staff, but the waitress, she was ok! I guess all of our party didn’t know about the happy hour. Some of our party members thought she should have told them. I thought they heard her, but maybe they were on the dance floor. IDK
The band was full of energy! They played a mixture of old school, pop, a little rock n roll, and current music.
No dress code, I love that, because, I’m all about comfort.
Seems like the crowd was over 30.
This is a nice spot to go to. Away from the strip. I would go again, you should check it out too!

Been here a couple of times and always had a great time. Lots of places to sit and partake in a disco inferno. Local bands have always rocked it, drinks are priced fair and the service has been superb.

PLUS: out of the way, live acts are good, easy to park and access
CONS: no more happy hour, too small for big event crowd.

My good friend recently moved to Vegas and lives right by the M Resort. We were having a very low-​key weekend and wanted to grab drinks, but didn’t want to go all the way to the Vegas Strip so randomly found ourselves at Ravello Lounge.
SO GLAD WE DID. I mean, this place isn’t your typical Vegas club scene. It’s a large open lounge with a beautiful outdoor patio overlooking the city, and lots of seating options. They had a rather small dance floor right in front of the stage where a live cover band and DJ provided entertainment for the night. IT WAS SO UNUSUAL THAT WE WERE HERE. We definitely stood out. The crowd is on the older side and everyone there all do ballroom style dancing and line dancing. We didn’t partake, but we definitely knocked back a few drinks and did a lot of people watching. The live band is also awesome. They did covers of disco songs from the 70s and early 80s and some modern dance hits. There is no cover, no line, no dress code, no drama. Just a good old time!

I hadn’t been to the M in quite some time but we decided to stop by for a few drinks and see the live music. A guy named Michael Grimm was playing, and I must say, he and his band rocked. They played a lot of bluesy stuff I listened to growing up, so that was a lot of fun. People were dancing, and it was a great vibe. There was a BOGO deal on ciroc martinis, which I made great use of. The crowd is quite a bit older so don’t expect a club-​type environment. Overall, I enjoyed the classy atmosphere, super awesome bartender, and the amazing band.

Ravello Lounge is open, spacious, & beautiful. It has a nice deck with great view.
Went to Vegas Oct 4 – 6 and looked into Ravello. A DJ was scheduled Fri & Sat. We went on Fri. The DJ’s playlist was good, but Ravello was a dead zone. A small group of 8 and 2 more tables of 3’s were around with a few people bar-​side. Not sure if it was the month or the day of the week but there was next to no one there.
It had all the potential to be a great night, but we left to find a better crowd.
Ravello is inside the M hotel. The M hotel was beautiful and elegant but no one was in the casino either.
That’s my review, that’s why it gets 2 stars.

Nice seating, comfy atmosphere and relaxing! Thursday night has a nice jazz band that you can enjoy. There’s a regular group that must go every week and have a dance routine… So much fun… I want to have that much fun at their age!
There is a two drink minimum and it can be alcoholic or not. The servers aren’t the friendliest but they are attentive. Nice evening, they even have televisions so we didn’t miss the basketball game at the same time!

Talk about a good old time… The Ravello is a lounge inside of the casino. They have a live band on the weekends and these guys are GOOD!!! Bartenders are heavy handed (although I was only sipping wine). locals and visitors are very social approachable. It is hard not to get on the dance floor. No cover charge. My secret get out place.

Sound is a bit bouncy & shrill here. SouthPoint south-​most bar has great football sound. From Super Bowl Sunday…

This is strictly a review of football Sundays at Ravello Lounge…
For 2 seasons, my friends and I spent every Sunday at Ravello Lounge at The M Resort. We stumbled upon this place by accident, we originally wanted to go to the Sports Book, but found it to be very crowded.
There are a few other lounges available to watch games, but the Ravello Lounge is probably the best option. There is a large bar when you first walk in, and beyond that there is table and booth seating. It is not a very large lounge, and they don’t serve food (the deli is a great option though, and is not far away). There is a large projection tv over the stage, and both walls have a bunch of smaller tvs that show all the games. It is really not the best set-​up for football, but we’ve always had fun ($ 1 Blue Moons or Coors Lights will do that for you).
There is also a patio that overlooks the pool area, but it is not usually open on Sunday mornings. The only bad thing is that the sun tends to shine through the large windows and causes a glare on the big screen. There are blinds, but they don’t do that great of a job.
Overall, it’s a good place to watch football. There are a lot of tvs and great drink specials.

Been here a few times in different years and each one was definitely fun. The mixed drinks are all just $ 5 (beer is cheaper)! The live band plays a good mixture of dance music, from current hits (Katy Perry/​Beyonce/​Bruno Mars, etc) to decades past (70s disco, 80s, etc)… and there’s no cover charge!

In consistent with my dancing venues, this has been a favored cabaret lounge to get me sweating and doing my random dance moves on days my body aches for the exercise it needs, via dance. Dancing is my exercise since I was a child, early trained at 5 years old in ballet and hula, then jazz, other forms of dance including bellydancing and ballroom dance. No risqué or lewd dance forms for me! Besides, think about the calories burnt by dancing alone
It’s enough to get body active.
Ravello is housed inside the sleek and chic M Resort at the far end of Las Vegas Boulevard’s Southern section of «The Strip». Never a problem in finding a parking space in in its tiered parking lots. Well-​lit surroundings of the hotel grounds. Elegance in this newly-​built hotel streams abound and as visually pleasing it is inside this lounge where music and a well-​mannered mid 30’s and above-​aged group crowd revels in music, dancing and cocktails. Service from an oval bar of Drink Specials and $ 2 wine or beer, is a plus. As for the bar and lounge services, it is attention without a long-​time wait and with courtesy. The dance floor is not as crowded to dance in. There’s enough space for the dancefloor crowd without bumping into each other. Another feature it boasts of is a beautiful view of Las Vegas especially at night from its picturesque glass window wall. A live band plays on a stage with music ranging from rock and roll to latest music dance hits. Best nights to go is on Thursdays through Saturdays. Seat on the plush contemporary seating area that offers abounding view of the dancefloor and stage. If not, there are comfortable seats surrounding the oval bar for bar «hangers». Is that how bar clients are called? There’s nothing for me to stop me from frequenting this lounge except that it is a drive for me from the center of Vegas. However, it’s an amiable atmosphere to have a good, classy, fun night out with friends in this lounge. No dance partner needed.