Anfitrión

Most strip clubs have a stage. Anfitrión has an engineering project.

The main attraction here is the glass-bottom stage on the second level. Dancers perform above while you drink below, looking up through transparent flooring at the show happening overhead. It's like someone took a strip club and an aquarium and said "what if we combined these, but make it sexy?" The answer, apparently, is Anfitrión.

The two-level layout creates this weird wonderful energy where the club feels bigger than it is. You're never quite sure where to look—there's action upstairs, action downstairs, and that glass floor turning geometry into foreplay. It's disorienting in the best way.

And it's open 24/7. Twenty-four hours. Seven days. This place doesn't close. It's 4 AM on a Tuesday and you need somewhere to be? Anfitrión is open. It's noon on a Sunday and you've made a series of decisions that led you here? Anfitrión doesn't judge. The doors are always open because commitment issues are for lesser establishments.

The vibe tries to split the difference between salsa club and gentlemen's lounge. You'll hear reggaeton, you'll hear salsa, you'll hear whatever the DJ feels like playing at 3 AM when the crowd is half-tourists and half-locals who've given up on sleep. The music keeps things moving, the two floors keep things interesting, and the glass stage keeps things... transparent.

Is it gimmicky? A little. But here's the thing about gimmicks: when they work, they work. The glass floor isn't just a novelty—it genuinely changes how you experience the club. You're not just watching a show; you're watching a show from an angle that shouldn't exist. It's the IMAX of strip clubs.

Drinks are reasonably priced for La 33. The girls are a mix of performers who know how to work a crowd and the elevated stage. Service is solid. The bathrooms are cleaner than you'd expect from a 24-hour establishment.

Anfitrión won't be everyone's favorite club on the strip. It's not trying to be. It's trying to be the interesting one, the one you tell people about, the one with the glass floor. And at that, it's succeeding.

Come for the novelty. Stay because it's 5 AM and everywhere else is closed and honestly, looking up at a glass stage while drinking aguardiente feels like the right way to end whatever kind of night this turned out to be.