Imperial Spa calls itself the first Korean jjimjilbang in Las Vegas, a two-level bathhouse on East Sahara Avenue about 30,000 square feet in size. The gender-separated wet floors hold hot, warm and cold baths with a dry sauna, two steam rooms and a Himalayan salt room, while the co-ed level adds an ice room, a red clay sauna, a clay ball room and a Korean restaurant. Daily admission is $60 and the spa is open 9:30 am to 8:30 pm with the latest entry at 7:00 pm.
Awana Spa at Resorts World is a co-ed spa built around socialising rather than silence. Its thermal circuit features an Event Sauna, a Crystal Laconium with salt therapy, vapour-filled steam rooms and four Vitality Pools that run from hot down to a cold plunge. The Art of Aufguss ceremony is staged with choreographed music, lighting and dancing towels. Entry is by booked treatment or by Fountain of Youth Passport, a three-hour pass to all the facilities. Open daily 7 am to 7 pm.
BATHHOUSE Spa occupies the former Delano tower, now W Las Vegas, at the south end of the Strip and has been reworked as a co-ed spa where bathing suits are required in shared spaces. Amenities include a redwood sauna, a eucalyptus steam room, a cold plunge, warm and hot heated whirlpools, a relaxation lounge and an exercise room. Facilities open Thursday to Monday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and the day pass, sold to hotel guests, is $75 early in the week and $100 at weekends.
Lapis Spa & Wellness at Fontainebleau splits its day into Lo-Tide mornings and Hi-Tide afternoons, and the Celestial Waters circuit takes in an Event Sauna, an infrared sauna, a steam room, a Himalayan salt room, vitality pools, cold-plunge pools, star and snow showers and heated tepidarium chairs. Aufguss shows run every hour from 10 am and again from 2 pm. The spa opens daily 9 am to 7 pm; bookings are open to the public Monday to Thursday and to hotel guests at weekends.
Oleksandra Spa & Salon sits inside Treasure Island on the Strip and sells facility access by the day, at $50 for hotel guests and $60 for visitors, which makes it one of the cheaper Strip spas to walk into. Spa facilities include a sauna, a steam room and a whirlpool, with a fitness centre open daily from 5 am to 7 pm. The spa runs 8:30 am to 5 pm Sunday to Thursday and until 7 pm on Friday and Saturday, and Nevada locals get 20% off services.
Qua Baths & Spa sits on level two of the Octavia Tower at Caesars Palace and is built around a set of Roman baths kept at different temperatures. The heat circuit adds a cedarwood sauna, a herbal steam room and the ultra-heated Laconium, and guests cool off in the Arctic Ice Room, where snow falls from above, before resting in the tea lounge. The spa opens daily from 9 am to 6 pm; a pass costs from $65 for hotel guests and $110 for visitors.
Spa Aquae is the adults-only spa at the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort in Summerlin, built around water therapies across 26 treatment rooms. The men's and women's ritual rooms each hold a warm float pool, steam, sauna, hot and cold plunge and cascading waterfall showers, while the co-ed Hydra Lounge adds an outdoor spa pool with whirlpool, steam and sauna. The Hydra Lounge and spa pool open at 9 am daily, until 7 pm Sunday to Thursday and 8 pm on Friday and Saturday.
The Spa at Green Valley Ranch by Well & Being is set in the Green Valley Ranch Resort on Paseo Verde Parkway in Henderson, just off the route back to the Strip. Its facilities list runs to a relaxation lounge, a wet steam room, a Swedish dry sauna, a hot therapeutic whirlpool, an outdoor spa pool and a fitness centre, all included with a treatment booking. The spa opens daily from 8 am to 8 pm.
The Spa at Red Rock by Well & Being occupies the Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa on West Charleston Boulevard, at the edge of the desert west of the city. Amenities on the wet side take in a steam room, a Swedish dry sauna, a hot therapeutic whirlpool, a cold plunge pool and an outdoor spa pool, and every treatment booking comes with unlimited access to them. The spa is open daily from 8 am to 8 pm.
Imperial Spa calls itself the first Korean jjimjilbang in Las Vegas, a two-level bathhouse on East Sahara Avenue about 30,000 square feet in size. The gender-separated wet floors hold hot, warm and cold baths with a dry sauna, two steam rooms and a Himalayan salt room, while the co-ed level adds an ice room, a red clay sauna, a clay ball room and a Korean restaurant. Daily admission is $60 and the spa is open 9:30 am to 8:30 pm with the latest entry at 7:00 pm.
Awana Spa at Resorts World is a co-ed spa built around socialising rather than silence. Its thermal circuit features an Event Sauna, a Crystal Laconium with salt therapy, vapour-filled steam rooms and four Vitality Pools that run from hot down to a cold plunge. The Art of Aufguss ceremony is staged with choreographed music, lighting and dancing towels. Entry is by booked treatment or by Fountain of Youth Passport, a three-hour pass to all the facilities. Open daily 7 am to 7 pm.
BATHHOUSE Spa occupies the former Delano tower, now W Las Vegas, at the south end of the Strip and has been reworked as a co-ed spa where bathing suits are required in shared spaces. Amenities include a redwood sauna, a eucalyptus steam room, a cold plunge, warm and hot heated whirlpools, a relaxation lounge and an exercise room. Facilities open Thursday to Monday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and the day pass, sold to hotel guests, is $75 early in the week and $100 at weekends.
Lapis Spa & Wellness at Fontainebleau splits its day into Lo-Tide mornings and Hi-Tide afternoons, and the Celestial Waters circuit takes in an Event Sauna, an infrared sauna, a steam room, a Himalayan salt room, vitality pools, cold-plunge pools, star and snow showers and heated tepidarium chairs. Aufguss shows run every hour from 10 am and again from 2 pm. The spa opens daily 9 am to 7 pm; bookings are open to the public Monday to Thursday and to hotel guests at weekends.
Oleksandra Spa & Salon sits inside Treasure Island on the Strip and sells facility access by the day, at $50 for hotel guests and $60 for visitors, which makes it one of the cheaper Strip spas to walk into. Spa facilities include a sauna, a steam room and a whirlpool, with a fitness centre open daily from 5 am to 7 pm. The spa runs 8:30 am to 5 pm Sunday to Thursday and until 7 pm on Friday and Saturday, and Nevada locals get 20% off services.
Qua Baths & Spa sits on level two of the Octavia Tower at Caesars Palace and is built around a set of Roman baths kept at different temperatures. The heat circuit adds a cedarwood sauna, a herbal steam room and the ultra-heated Laconium, and guests cool off in the Arctic Ice Room, where snow falls from above, before resting in the tea lounge. The spa opens daily from 9 am to 6 pm; a pass costs from $65 for hotel guests and $110 for visitors.
Spa Aquae is the adults-only spa at the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort in Summerlin, built around water therapies across 26 treatment rooms. The men's and women's ritual rooms each hold a warm float pool, steam, sauna, hot and cold plunge and cascading waterfall showers, while the co-ed Hydra Lounge adds an outdoor spa pool with whirlpool, steam and sauna. The Hydra Lounge and spa pool open at 9 am daily, until 7 pm Sunday to Thursday and 8 pm on Friday and Saturday.
The Spa at Green Valley Ranch by Well & Being is set in the Green Valley Ranch Resort on Paseo Verde Parkway in Henderson, just off the route back to the Strip. Its facilities list runs to a relaxation lounge, a wet steam room, a Swedish dry sauna, a hot therapeutic whirlpool, an outdoor spa pool and a fitness centre, all included with a treatment booking. The spa opens daily from 8 am to 8 pm.
The Spa at Red Rock by Well & Being occupies the Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa on West Charleston Boulevard, at the edge of the desert west of the city. Amenities on the wet side take in a steam room, a Swedish dry sauna, a hot therapeutic whirlpool, a cold plunge pool and an outdoor spa pool, and every treatment booking comes with unlimited access to them. The spa is open daily from 8 am to 8 pm.