Reviews of Previous Site of Historic Liberace Museum (Museum)

Juan Gamez

It's good to see that even though Librace the piano player passed a away many years ago that his misuem is been used as a day care to serve the elderly and the disable. It's cool for the most part. By Juan

Mark Thiessen

Daycare for adults now

Dennis Causey MD

The Museum is now closed. And the GoodTimes Tavern is also closed.

Nancy Ross

Johnathon was a fantastic host! This was one of the highlights of my trip to Vegas, I feel it's a must see. Delightful luncheon in the end was the icing on this tour, very intimate and personable...my only regret...we never made it to the Liberace Car Museum that you get a complimentary pass too, I'm sure it's just as outstanding...bucket list for next time. Highly recommend this tour, even if your not into Liberace the Michael Jackson house is a bonus...you truly get two tours in one!!!

Bruce Paolella

Jonathan the tour guide was outstanding, his knowledge of all the artifacts and history of Liberace were complemented by the exhibit which is now in a private residence and elegantly displayed. Loved it

Tina Brogna

This museum is a must see when coming to Las vegas. Old history in old town Vegas. Jammed packed full of the stars pianos, apparel, and just about everything you can imagine. Make a day for the tour, next door they have a excellent Italian place to relax. Prices are relatively modest for a memorable stroll through memory lane. Staff is friendly and happy to answer any questions. I give a five star to this remarkable monument.

Dan Koen

It's now a pizzeria & medium size group seminars for professional and personal development. Will try pizzeria next week.

Clark Worsley

Going to the Thriller Villa to see the Liberace Collection was a last minute decision based on the great reviews on Tripadvisor. It was a treat in all ways: a delightful guide, an amazing amount of intersecting history, a much better appreciation of both "The Man in the Mirror" and "The Man Behind the Candelabra" and a tasty luncheon! Even my husband, who I dragged along promising "It will be fun!" agreed that it was a great experience. Kudos to the Liberace Foundation for their perseverance and creativity in keeping this collection together and the Liberace Flame alive!

Betty Jolly

The Liberace Museum is gone. But the building has been put to good use.

Tasha V

Makes me sad. When i lived there i use to take almost every visitor, they would fight me, but then not want to leave the place!!