by Beth Anne H. on Went here for a birthday, and have to say... IT WAS PHENOMENAL. You're really not sure what you're in for when you get to the place...it looks like an old rundown theater with a red carpet and fun area to take pictures. Once you check-in with then nice people in front, they hand you a sticker that identifies your table (or in Supperclub's instance, your bed). First thing you are confronted is a little snack to help clean your palate, just before you receive your opening shot for the night. I love that. Give me a snack and a shot, and you've pretty much made my night. After you parade around the bar area (where they have some live "art" (I don't know what else to call it - It was like Lady Gaga got stuck in a garbage bag and then somehow stumbled in a trap of netting...strange, but cool, nonetheless). Then you walk into the next room.... ..which is HUGE (love high ceilings) and nicely decorated in all white. This is where you can sit and enjoy cocktails with your friends, as you wait to be seating. I believe this is where we started getting tipsy, and when the REAL fun officially started. After you enjoy the cocktail room for a bit, they open yet another room, covered by a huge curtain. Once that opens your confronted with another huge room with a screen in the front. Below the screen you see the actual kitchen and staff, along with your MC(s) and DJ for the evening. Here, the staff conveniently finds you and directs you to your "table" (hereon referred to as bed, cause...uh...that's what it is). Gotta say the setup is pretty awesome. Beds are King size (maybe even Cali King) with a storage unit at the head. This is where you store your goodies, shoes, purses, cameras, flask, undies, etc. The bed has a neat little table that holds your tableware. The food is GREAT. I loved all of it. And everyone else's too. Okay, so I'm a fatty....but those are the only true reviews you can go by anyway! The show is amazingly beautiful, and the staff is really great. They are eager to take your photos, take photos with you and even take photos of themselves (gave us a fun laugh when we got home to review). Can't say I know how the club was, we didn't get that far. Shots and bottles of champagne gave us to the liquid courage to go singing (if you heard me sing, you would realize this is REAL courage). Unfortunately, we didn't get that far either. Guess we had so much fun, we pooped out early. All in all, would recommend to everyone. I would consider going again, but for my birthday. But with a price tag of roughly $75 for your four-course meal and entertainment, my friends will probably want to wait a couple months. But if you haven't done anything spectacular for a big day - THIS IS THE PLACE. Seriously not a bad deal for all you get.
by Rohit K. on I usually don't review the nightclubs/lounges I visit, but Marbella is so bad, that I just have to write this review and warn others to stay away from this place. This place is hidden. It is located behind Frederick's of Hollywood. There is no parking so they basically force you to valet, which costs $20. You're better off parking at the Las Palmas parking lot (Las Palmas/Hollywood), which is only a 10 minute walk and costs $5 less at $15 for the whole night. I got into Marbella for free, because of my friend knowing the promoter or something, but if not for that, the cover is usually $20. Kamikaze and Jager shots are $5 before 11 PM, $6 after 11 PM, and they are extremely watered-down. Beer is $8. The DJ is still stuck in 2004. He kept playing songs from 2003-2005. The only "new" song he played was Down by Jay Sean, and even that song is almost a year old. He is definitely the worst DJ on the planet. People on the dance floor weren't dancing. They were just standing around most of the time and taking up space. The only positive thing about this place is they provide sofas for people to sit on for free. I got into this place for free, and I still hate it!
by Bertram Bainey on Alot of fun. People are very friendly, and the drinks are really good. Gone there two nights in a row. Dance if you like...if not, its still alot of fun laughing at the people dancing.
