A friend and I checked out the newest Vegas club on opening weekend located at Wynn's new hotel and casino, Encore.  XS is by far the most beautiful and stunning club I've ever partied at.  This is comparing all the clubs I've been to in Vegas, from the Bay, and all the way down to L.A.  The amount of detail was highly thought out and nothing was left untouched, which help make XS simply amazing and unreal.  Steve Wynn has truly outdone himself with this club.\n\nThe club itself is huge and extremely luxurious.  Sexy curvy golden female figures are portrayed throughout the club in very good taste.  A huge rotating chandelier helps set the mood and highlight the dance floor.  Stripper poles are also staged all over the club, which helps intensify the sex appeal.  Similar to Wynn's Tryst, there is a huge poolside outdoor area, a perfect spot to cool down or catch some fresh air.  Though there is no waterfall, the outdoor area is much larger and elegant with plenty of seating & tables outside. One of the coolest things about the outside area is there are also gambling tables, mostly consisting of blackjack tables.\n\nMy only complaint regarding the club I experienced was the music.  First off, I didn't like the location of the DJ booth, which is located all the way in the back and is very hidden.  I spent a few minutes trying to figure out if there was a live DJ or if they were playing random cds.  Granted that we went on a Sunday night, but the music was horrible at best.  The transition between songs was way off and the selection of music was highly suspect and sucked. I know me and my friend couldn't have been the only people feeling this way with the music, because when I looked at other people dancing I noticed at times they would stop/pause as well.\n\nSummary: Looks alone club XS is visual eye candy 5+ stars, but the substance (music/DJ) is only 1 star at best. I think I have to try another night because a few people mentioned the music was good on Friday and Saturday night. I hate to rate this place this low because I really liked the place, it's just I wasn't feeling the music and that's a big part of the experience.