China Club

268 W 47th St City, State: New York, NY Zip: 10036 Telephone: 212-398-3800 Website: http://www.chinaclubnyc.com/

For ages it has been a host to celebrities and high profile parties. China Club is an all time classic and the vast majority of New Yorkers have made their way through its door at least once in their lifetime. Even though it has a reputation of being a bit more expensive than the average, most nights it is pretty much full. The music covers a wide range of styles and if you pay a visit you should not miss the Jade Terrace and its great view of Time Square!

Webster Hall

125 E 11th St City, State: New York, NY Zip: 10003 Telephone: 212-353-1600 Website: http://www.websterhall.com/

Another classic and must visit place in NY. Operating more than 20 years, Webster Hall is one of the largest and most successful nightclubs in the US. Set in a 40,000 square foot building that was build in 1886 it also gives stage to internationally recognised artists such as Price, Tiesto, Green Day, The Killers, Nine Inch Nails, Mick Jagger and others. Each of its five unique dance floors feature a different style of music and dance, with stilt-walkers, trapeze artists, tarot readers, fire breathers, go-go girls and other spectacles sprinkled throughout. Webster Hall is the place to explore

M2 Ultra Lounge

530 W 28th St City, State: New York, NY Zip: 10001 Telephone: 212-629-9000 Website: http://www.m2ultralounge.com/

Located in West Chelsea, M2 UltraLounge combines the sexy vibe of an intimate lounge with the non stop energy of a mega club. Home to world famous DJs like Sharam, Bob Sinclair, Roger Sanchez and DJ AM it also hosts many fashion shows and live performances. The luxury design, courtesy of award winning designer Francois Frossard, will definitely provide a grandiose scenery for your best nights out in New York.

LQ

511 Lexington Ave City, State: New York, NY Zip: 10001 Telephone: 212-593-7575 Website: http://www.lqny.com

Among the major newcomers, LQ is a huge dance spot with a slight Latin touch. Table service VIP areas overlook the dance floor that is accented by video screens and book ended by two big bars. A second lounging room offers a third bar and multiple tables. LQ is located outside the standard nightclub areas and has become a main attraction of midtown New York.