The Holiday is a Stay-Home Vacation

Visited the Holiday on a midweek afternoon. Parking lot seemed rather full compared to other dayshifts I've been to in the LA area - also relatively nice cars. Neighborhood seemed fine. Outside, security officer sent me through a metal detector, wanded me down, asked for my ID and let me in. He had full tactical gear on. There was no admission cost on day shift and there was seemingly no required drink.

This was my first visit so didn't even know if they served alcohol or if this place was nude. This club does serve alcohol and I suppose it's topless - but the girls don't seem to take their tops off in private dances. I walked into the main room and there were a couple girls at the bar with customers, and then some groups of customers sitting with girls at tables. It seemed like it was a party vibe and largely regulars. There wasn't anyone on stage even though I counted about 8 - 10 girls on the floor. I did see a girl do stage later but no one was watching.

The club itself consists of the main floor, a stage in the middle of the floor, and seating around the stage. Off to the side there is a bar, relatively nice bathrooms, and then the side room where private dances are held. The side room with the dances largely reminded me of Rhino in Vegas. Has a bachannalian vibe where you see other guys getting dances in different parts of the room. There is a mexican restaurant type grate that separates the main room from the dance room so you can see in when you walk by from the main room. The dance room has a couple of rows of booths without curtains in a maze kind of format so you can position yourself such that you are not directly across another customer.