White Lotus Nigh Club - Hollywood, California

The White Lotus used to be located in Los Angeles on 1743 Cahuenga Boulevard. Now, it has been replaced by the Ritual Supper Club. The White Lotus presented a unique combination of space and style. It was a popular restaurant and nightclub that was simply hopping during hours. The velvet ropes out front, lining the way into this veritable entertainment haven, were a clear symbol that elegance and the best of the best awaited visitors who were fortunate enough to gain entrance into the inner sanctum of upscale and happening stuff.

Events at the White Lotus

Entertainment alternated among DJs and events, but clearly circulated around hip-hop, dance classics, and house music. Stylish crowds enjoyed dancing and partying at this very popular nightclub.

New Years Eve featured a special "by ticket only" event. Tickets were available online, starting out at relatively low prices and then skyrocketing as the imminent time of the gala event drew near.

Atmosphere at the White Lotus

The lavish atmosphere of the White Lotus was infused with the philosophy of feng shui and featured VIP areas, an outside patio, and two dance floors. The Asian-inspired décor via Hollywood style, designed by Allan Hajjar and Chris Breed, featured large Buddhas, various shades of red, and intricately carved wooden panels. Gold accents throughout the nightclub added to the elegant feel of the place.

The dance floor, lounge, and circular bar areas of the White Lotus accommodated large crowds. A center booth featured a DJ who focuses on hip-hop and house music throughout the night. The lounge area offered VIP booths, which patrons had the capacity to book in advance so that they could avoid the long lines that often built up. Hollywood superstars have visited this hot spot on occasion, so the chance to see someone that is often featured in the news was always a real possibility.

An open-air courtyard sat beneath the dining room of the White Lotus that offered up such tempting delicacies as sushi, albacore, dim sum, and calamari. Since these were only a few of the offerings, the choices were always exciting. A fabulous open-air lounge that simply resonated atmosphere in the night hours was coupled with a delightful bar in the outdoor patio.

Practical Information about the White Lotus

The dress code would have been described as fashionably trendy, upscale club, or upscale-casual. This was strictly enforced at all times, so patrons always dressed the part to gain entrance into the club.

Dinner reservations at the White Lotus got you an automatic entrance into the nightclub. This was often a real timesaver on nights when the lines got long, which happened quite frequently.

The nightclub, the White Lotus, was open every Wednesday to Saturday from 9:00 pm to 2:00 am. The cover price varied depending on the event. The restaurant was available on Tuesday through Sunday 6:30 pm until 11:00 pm.

Many regular patrons were saddened by the closing of the White Lotus.