No Vacancy

Arrived around 9 PM and there was no line at all so we got in right away. I've been wanting to try this bar but it always has a long line, so finally I got to come here without standing in line. We also got lucky to get a street parking nearby and it's very cheap comparing to public parking.Hands down to the best bartender ever! He knows how to make a delicious Midori Sour and not a lot of people know about that drink. I'm so glad I came here lol. We also ordered old fashioned and a glass of whiskey. We also got a comfy seat because there was still empty but the next hour, the place got filled up pretty quick.There's also small dance area inside and that night's dj was playing coolest songs ever!

I do love this place. However it is the perfect microcosm of LA's worst traits. In order to get in without a wait you either have to be someone or know someone (thankfully I know people). If you don't qualify as either of those you will be waiting, potentially for a long time.Good news is that once you're in the music is good, the drinks are good, and the ambiance is great. Like I said, it's LA politics in the form of a bar.

No Vacancy is such a fun experience with a cool atmosphere! The entrance is a little difficult to find. It's inside of a gated parking lot. Look up and you'll see the neon No Vacancy light. SPOILER - To get inside, past the bouncer, up the stairs, choose the door to the far right. You'll enter a room with a woman in lingerie sitting on a bed. She will give you a small introduction and then let you inside. She'll hit a button and the entire bed will move mechanically to the side revealing a set of stairs that go down to the speakeasy. You'll be let out into an indoor area with a bar, dj/dance floor, and tucked away seating area with tables and stools. If you get there early enough, definitely try to snag an outdoor table. Way more vibey and cuter than inside. There's also a smaller bar outside too. There's soft couches that line the exterior with tables for your drinks. The house itself has a Victorian haunted but warm feel to it. All of the tables outside had a reserved sign on them but we asked the security if they were taken and they said we could sit there. Take that as you will! Drinks were typical LA prices - around 18 bucks. They were made well and strong though! Love that this place is an experience. Came early to start the night out but would be super interested to see how it comes alive a little later in the night with more people to use the dance floor!

In my late 20's and I been coming here since my early 20's Very chill bar club lounge what ever you want to call it The music is iffy .. sometimes they play bangers , then Taylor swift , usher , then Kendrick Lamar drake and lil Wayne , then some guns and roses and blink 182 So this place has no one genre in music The drink are about $12-$18 The age range of this place is more suited for 21-26 year old people

An aesthetic, speakeasy-type bar tucked away near Hollywood Boulevard! It has a mysterious but casual ambiance that is super unique - I haven't seen else like it.When you first enter the venue, you go up the stairs into a room with a burlesque-dressed lady who sits on a bed. From there, you enter a secret passageway that leads to the bar and a garden out back!The drinks themselves weren't anything special and were slightly on the pricier side. Nonetheless, my friends and I had a great time and we'll be coming back again for the vibes!

Visiting LA and saw that I had this place stored in my favorites list without remembering why I had in my list. Decided to go there and check it out anyway. Experience, as described to an Angeleno friend, is as follows:I just remembered why I had No Vacancy on my favorites list. This is why!! Legit speakeasy. Solid 10/10. Dad was blows away by the entrance. We had to feel our way through the three doors at the entrance and figure out which one actually opened to let us in. Then, a lady sitting coyly on a bed welcomes us and gives the usual speakeasy background story and presses a button and voila! A hidden staircase opens up. Dad was blown away and was clapping all the way as we entered the speakeasy

This speakeasy has a fun atmosphere. It's fun to bring people here who are from out of town. The entrance can be a little hard to find, but that's kind of the point. The drinks are alright, nothing crazy, decently priced for LA. The music selection could be improved. Younger crowd than I remember in the past.

We came here to celebrate a friends birthday and we were surprised by what a fun table and bottle service experience we had. From getting there, checking in was easy, then once inside our waitress was a sweet lady who was very helpful and fun. We got a prime spot in the house and we were enjoying every second. The music they were playing that night was great and the atmosphere and ambience inside were classy but still fun. I like how the setup reminded me of a backyard house party. My favorite part was the burlesque show. The dancer Emily left me and all my friends jaw dropped. She was definitely the highlight of my night and one of the main reasons I'd go back

Beware! I got roofied here on 3/30/24. Took me a week to recover! If I were you I would stay away from this place!Turns out I was not the only one!

Loved the speakeasy vibes and the bouncers were actually nice lol. It really felt like you were at a house party/frat party and there was plenty of space to dance/hangout in. I would give it 5 stars if the DJ last night was better. He's probably the DJ with one of the strangest playlist I've heard while clubbing. Esp on a Saturday night?? If it wasn't for the rain and us actually paying to get in (and other places charging $60 for cover?!), we would have left almost immediately. How do you go from Unwritten to B* Better Have My Money to Love In This Club to WAP to Don't Stop Believin?? I feel like most clubs play Don't Stop Believin at the end of the night just for lols and to kind of tell ppl it's the last song of the night.. but it was 1:20!! My friend even said "are they trying to push people out orrr??" Lmao. ANYWAY, besides all of that, it's still a cool place to go to and another friend who have been there a few times said the music is great usually so would prob end up here again one day