We love the nightlife. We love to boogie. And here are a few of Las Vegas’s newest clubs and lounges located at Aria Resort & Casino and Crystals Retail & Entertainment district that allow us to do just that.

The Gold Lounge

It’s nearly impossible to escape Elvis when visiting Las Vegas—not that we’d want to. Aria Resort & Casino’s new The Gold Lounge is inspired by The King’s Graceland, even featuring design patterns found at his Memphis estate (after catching the wonderfully entertaining Viva Elvis by Cirque du Soleil at the resort, we recommend swinging my the lounge for a cocktail or two). Decked out in black and gold and spanning nearly 4,000 square feet, The Gold Lounge is undeniably glamorous. Fun fact: The Gold Lounge’s mascot is a monkey, which was apparently Elvis’s favorite animal. The Gold Lounge is open for business seven days a week, from 5 p.m. to 4 a.m. www.lightgroup.com.

Haze Nightclub

Haze Nightclub, located inside Aria, is much more than a club; it also headlines some of today’s top musical acts, like Usher and Estelle who have both already performed at the venue. (Timbaland and OneRepublic are both scheduled to hit the Haze stage in the coming weeks.) The two-story, 25,500-sq.-ft. space features state-of-the-art technology including a 20-foot wall of lights, top-notch sound systems and five motorized trusses that are suspended over the dance floor. And with three full-service bars and intimate seating, you never have to walk too far to grab a drink and rest your tired tootsies. Haze is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday, from 10:30 p.m. to 4 a.m. www.lightgroup.com.

Eve the Nightclub

Next door to Beso, Eva Longoria’s Latin-inspired restaurant at CityCenter’s Crystals Retail & Entertainment center, is her gorgeous nightclub, Eve. The sumptuous space opened on New Year’s Eve and has already proven to be a happening hotspot for some of our favorite celebs: E!’s Kim Kardashian hosted the pre-New Year’s Eve celebration and reality star Kendra Wilkinson Baskett and football player hubby Hank Baskett will spend their Valentine’s Day at Eve. Apart from the famous faces you might see, swing by to see one of the coolest chandeliers on the planet, that’s located above the bar, and take in the club’s incredibly fun atmosphere. Eve is open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 10 p.m. to close. Admission is $30 for men and $20 for women; women with local ID receive complimentary admission, excluding special events. www.evethenightclub.com.