The fictional club was called Peppermint Hippo - and now, an actual chain of strip clubs with that name has expanded to Las Vegas. In the animated comedy show “South Park,” the starring crew of kids visits a strip club on more than one occasion.Īfter the youngsters take down a meth lab, for instance, a police lieutenant tells them it had a paper trail leading to the “biggest crime syndicate in Colorado,” whose operators were apparently based out of a “sleazy strip joint.” Wi-Fi is free in the lobby (there is a fee for in-room Wi-Fi), and abundant guest parking is free.The interior of Peppermint Hippo, a new strip club in Las Vegas.

The business center consists of a single station and fees apply, and spacious meeting facilities are available. Wi-Fi is free in the lobby (there is a fee for in-room Wi-Fi), and abundant guest parking is free. Austin Southpark's popular, circular lobby bar dominates the lobby near the front desk and features a grand piano. Dinner features seafood selections and Southwest fare. Its breakfast buffet features Belgian waffles and made-to-order omelets, while a lunchtime pasta buffet offers fajitas and salads. Onion Creek Grille serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a casual atmosphere. Towels are provided, and there are fans, a scale, and a large flat-screen TV. The hotel's bright, decent-sized fitness center has wood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, cardio machines, strength training machines, and free weights. During the summer months, poolside food and drink service is available. It features an indoor dry sauna and hot tub, plus lots of lounge space outside. Austin Southpark's big indoor/outdoor pool is impressive.

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