Here’s your guide to the best spas in Las Vegas for luxury, relaxation, and pure indulgence.
Vegas is famous for its casinos and high-class dining scene, but did you know that the city is home to some incredible spas? We’ve been going to Vegas every year for the past four years, and one of my favorite things to do on the Strip is treat myself to a spa day. Even in the intense summer heat of Vegas, I find that a spa day is the best way to relax and recharge, and surprisingly, it makes the heat outside feel a little bit more bearable.
I’m a bit of a sauna connoisseur, and over the last four years, I’ve explored many of the Strip’s spas, comparing different treatments and atmospheres. If you’re planning a trip to Vegas and looking to relax, either on a budget or go all-out with a treatment, here’s my curated list of the best spas in Las Vegas, based on real guest reviews and personal experience.
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Best Spas in Las Vegas Hotels (On the Strip)
The Las Vegas hotels on the Strip are iconic, each in its own right. These hotels are home to some of the most luxurious spas in the world! Here are the best spas you should visit if you’re planning a trip to Las Vegas and staying on the Strip:
1. Waldorf Astoria Spa Las Vegas
The Waldorf Astoria Spa is award-winning and simply gorgeous. With an eighth-floor pool deck, world-renowned treatments, and stunning facilities, it’s hard not to love the spa at the Waldorf Astoria in Vegas.
The ambiance is lovely, with soft lighting, soothing music, and a welcoming staff that helps add to your relaxation experience. The spa features amenities like a vitality pool with stunning views of the Strip, a few dry saunas, cold and hot showers, and a steam room. The pool in the outdoor area is coed and swimwear is required, but keep in mind that most of the saunas are separated by gender and are clothing optional (which honestly, somehow feels more comfortable here than in other spas on the Strip!). They serve complimentary water, hot tea, fruit, and other small snacks, and you can even request complimentary champagne!
The treatments, like the body scrub and wrap, are indulgent and super popular. Many treatments include free head massages, and they give you little take-me-home gifts for after your visit. The overall experience feels incredibly personalized. If you want to pay for a treatment, it includes access to the spa facilities, but if you want a day pass, it’s $75 for hotel guests and $100 for non-hotel guests. I recommend calling in advance or visiting the spa in person to see if they have day passes available. I highly recommend visiting on a weekday afternoon, when it’s less crowded!
2. The Spa at Encore Las Vegas
Another award-winning spa, The Spa at Encore has won two Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star awards.
The Moroccan-inspired décor makes the spa so beautiful and unique from other spas on the Strip. The facilities here are top-notch, including a steam room, sauna, and cold plunge pools, with access to these amenities until 7 PM if you have a booked service. It’s a gorgeous place to relax!
The massage therapists are wonderful and skilled, and you feel super relaxed and rejuvenated after visiting the spa here. It’s one of the more high-end spas on the Strip, offering day passes at $100 for hotel guests, and $125 for non hotel guests. This day pass also gives you access to the fitness center. If you’re trying to get to the spa at Encore, it’s best to check in with the hotel’s front desk and let them know you want to go to the spa to avoid security asking you for a hotel key. A staff member will escort you to the elevator, which takes you to the spa floor.
You can relax and unwind with just access to the spa facilities and go through the water circuit in order, but if you’re ready to indulge in a treatment, one of the best treatments offered at the Spa at Encore is the exclusive Good Luck Ritual. It’s a combination of treatments that leaves you feeling completely pampered. The spa is clothing optional, and they have disposable shorts for you to use. It’s clean, relaxing, and the epitome of luxury.
3. The Spa at Wynn
Encore’s sister, The Spa at Wynn, is also one of the best-rated spas in Las Vegas for its serene, luxurious atmosphere and exceptional service. The spa at Wynn is much smaller than Encore, but if you’re looking for less crowds, especially during the week, check out Wynn (the spa has also received Forbes Five-Star awards).
Day passes cost $125 daily for non-hotel guests, and give you all-day access. You’re allowed to come and go as you please, and you can also use the fitness center with this day pass.
If you’re looking to indulge in a treatment, the Asian and Middle Eastern-inspired treatments here are incredible, and the elegant design of the spa adds to the calm atmosphere. The Spa at Wynn offers complimentary treats, but here, even the treats are upscale. You can enjoy infused water, tea, coffee, fruit, gold dust lavender popcorn (yes, you read that right), lavender granola, and chocolate-covered cranberries! You can also request different types of fruit juices.
4. Sahra Spa, Salon & Hammam at The Cosmopolitan
Sahra Spa, Salon & Hammam at The Cosmopolitan is another oasis if you’re looking for a relaxing break from the Strip. Enjoy one of the only three authentic hammams in the US at the Sahra Spa, a homage to the centuries-old Turkish tradition.
Some of the best treatments at the Sahra Spa are the spa’s HydraFacial, which promises to immediately reduce the look of fine lines, acne, hyperpigmentation, congestion, and uneven skin tone. You could also try the Luxury Life, which uses a mix of kiwi and cranberry to brighten skin. Another signature treatment at the Sahra is the Moroccan Journey, which starts with a Turkish Hammam treatment and is a 130-minute private treatment with a volcanic black soap scrub, body buffing, tea-infused shea butter, and a clay mask, followed by a soothing massage. The Sahra spa has some of the most unique treatments out of all the spas on the Strip!
The spa features monsoon rain showers and cool mist rooms. The day pass costs $100 for non-hotel guests on weekdays, and $150 on weekends. If you purchase a treatment, you automatically get access to the spa facilities.
5. ARIA Spa & Salon
The ARIA Spa & Salon is the largest Forbes Five-Star Spa in the world. They have great steam rooms and spa amenities, like Japanese stone beds, hot/cold baths, and a salt room.
The infinity-edge therapy pool and salt room are also standout features of the spa, with some gorgeous views of Vegas. A day pass to the spa at ARIA typically costs $100 and includes access to the wet areas and the outdoor therapy pool. I’ve heard that a good hack for ARIA, if you’re willing to spend a bit extra, is to schedule a massage for $190, and then you already have access to a day pass to the spa. ARIA spa has one of the best co-ed spaces, including the outdoor therapy pool and infinity pool, both of which require bathing suits.
6. Bellagio Spa & Salon
Bellagio Spa & Salon is one of the best spas in Las Vegas hotels. It is known for its beautiful spa facilities, like the infinity-edge therapy pool and the salt room. Like most spas in Vegas, the spa at Bellagio offers monsoon rain showers and eucalyptus-scented steam rooms, and the salon is great for things like haircuts and nail appointments. But honestly, if you’re looking for a standout massage that’s one of a kind, I recommend doing a treatment somewhere else. Everyone’s experience is different, but from what I’ve heard, the spa facilities here are good, but not great. If you want something exceptional, head to Cosmopolitan or Encore. You can enjoy the day pass facilities at the Bellagio for $100 for non-hotel guests.
7. Las Vegas Spa at the Flamingo
The Spa at Flamingo is a hidden gem on the Strip. There are heated pools, a dry sauna, and a steam room with a eucalyptus scent. But honestly, the massages here are the real standout. Try their hot stone massage if you can! The staff is super friendly and professional, everything is clean and organized, and the atmosphere is less crowded.
The day pass is $55 for non-hotel guests, and spa facilities are free if you receive a spa treatment on the same day. The day pass gives you access to gender-separate spa facilities for 4 hours. The spa at Flamingo Las Vegas is much more affordable, clean, and wonderful to relax and rejuvenate!
8. The Spa at The LINQ
The Spa at LINQ offers one of the cheapest day passes on the Strip, for only $60 for a day pass. You can access the spa for up to four hours, and they have two co-ed jacuzzis, a Himalayan salt room, and a eucalyptus-scented steam room.
The lounge has incredibly comfy fluffy chairs, snacks, fruit, and water. Usually, the spa at The LINQ isn’t crowded, especially on weekdays. It feels like a more private spa experience at an affordable price.
9. Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace
I can’t tell you how much I love Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace. It’s really one of the best Las Vegas spas.
Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace offers Roman baths, an Arctic Ice Room (which I have some mixed feelings about…it’s not as cold as I would have liked, and I think the cold plunge pool is better), and a laconium room, providing a unique blend of spa rituals and modern luxury.
I’ve never done a treatment here before, but I love coming here on a day pass, which costs $105 on weekdays and $125 on weekends for non-hotel guests.
The lounge area is just as glamorous as the rest of the facility, offering fresh fruits, salty snacks, delicious premium teas, and complimentary infused water. There are no co-ed areas at Qua Bath & spa, and clothing is optional. Qua Baths & Spa can get busy, even on weekdays, but honestly, I’ve been during busy and not-so-busy hours, and I still had a calm and relaxing time.
10. The Spa at Vdara
The Spa at Vdara is one of the standout spas on the Strip, home to some amazing massage therapists. It has a small and intimate spa area, and is worth the visit, especially if you want to do a treatment like the Marine Detox Mineral Wrap. The spa has received the Forbes Five Star Award and in 2016, the spa received an award for being Nevada’s Best Spa hotel.
Day passes to the spa at Vdara are around $75, and it feels like a luxury escape with less crowds. I recommend booking a massage, as the massage therapists are consistently amazing. From Jay to Anna, to Brittany – you’ll leave feeling super relaxed and refreshed.
11. Mandalay Bay Spa & Salon
The Mandalay Bay Spa & Salon is one of the best spas on Las Vegas Strip. There are eucalyptus-scented steam rooms, saunas, cold plunges, and hot tubs, which help you unwind. Just know that if you’re booking a service, there’s a mandatory 22% tip, where 2% goes to the spa staff, and 20% goes to your attendant.
The spa may not be the fanciest spa on the Strip, or the most updated (they still give out locker room keys for the spa, which hardly any updated spa does now), but for the price, it’s hard to beat on the Strip. Most services are under 200 dollars, they have some incredible hot stone massages, and the facility is spacious. If you go, get the day pass, and you can hop in between the pool and the spa at Mandalay. The day pass for nonhotel guests is $75 and includes access to the fitness center, lounge, snacks and drinks, soaking pools, a dry sauna, and a steam room. For the price, it’s a great option!
12. BATHHOUSE Spa at W Las Vegas
BATHHOUSE Spa at W Las Vegas (formerly Delano) has wonderful treatments and facilities for the great price. The day pass is $50 between Monday-Thursday, and $100 from Friday to Saturday. With a one-day pass, you can enjoy hot tubs, steam rooms, and saunas.
It’s a cute, small spa that is much quieter than the other spas on the Strip. Go for the $50 price tag if you can, otherwise, I’d personally spend the $100 at another spa. The spa’s steam rooms and saunas are great for unwinding, and certain therapists (try to get Melissa) do a great job here. The staff is helpful and friendly, but if you’re looking for something more hardcore with hotter saunas, this place isn’t for you. If you prefer a more comfortable temperature in your saunas, you’ll enjoy the spa at Delano! Overall, it’s good value for the price tag.
13. Nurture Spa & Salon at Luxor
Nurture Spa & Salon at Luxor is one of the best affordable spas in Las Vegas, with day passes at $50 for non-hotel guests and $30 for hotel guests. The dry sauna is excellent, and there’s plenty of space in the sauna too. It might not be the most lavishly decorated spa on the Strip, but it gets the job done, especially for the price tag. There are also some amazing massage therapists onsite, like Gina and Shouhanna, who customize the massages for you. I’ve noticed that the massages at some of these budget-friendly saunas are better than $300 massages at higher-end saunas.
The vibes are relaxing, with a eucalyptus steam room and whirlpools, and the spa isn’t very crowded, especially on weekdays, so you feel like you’re getting a private spa experience.
14. Reflections The Spa at Planet Hollywood
Another budget-friendly spa on the Las Vegas Strip, Reflections The Spa at Planet Hollywood is a great way to treat yourself at an affordable price. The pass price is $55 for a 4-hour pass and is complimentary with the purchase of spa services. The spa features a sauna, steam room, and whirlpools, and the environment is very peaceful and relaxing. There are light snacks and water, and overall the experience is soothing and relaxing for the price tag.
If you want to try some of their services, I’ve heard that the facials are so-so, but the deep-tissue massages are really excellent here! Plus, you’re right in the heart of the Strip so you can relax and take a break before hitting other major attractions on the Las Vegas Strip.
15. Voie Spa & Salon at Paris Las Vegas
Voie Spa & Salon at Paris Las Vegas is a wonderful spa experience! I came here on a weekday afternoon with a day pass, and I was the only one using the facilities. It was so peaceful and serene, and I loved how spacious their dry sauna was – I could comfortably lie down without taking up too much space).
The jacuzzi is great, the steam room is wonderful, and they have a nice selection of snacks and tea as you go in between spa rooms. It’s one of the more affordable spas on the Strip too. The day pass is $50 for a 4-hour pass for hotel guests and $60 for non-hotel guests. The massages here are amazing too! See if you can ask for Linda or Angel.
Best Spas in Las Vegas Hotels (Off the Strip)
If you’re staying off-strip, or willing to go beyond the Strip for some great spa experiences, these off-strip spas will leave you feeling relaxed and satisfied.
16. Awana Spa at Resorts World Las Vegas
The spa space at Awana Spa at Resorts World Las Vegas is amazing. The rooms are gorgeous, it’s not as crowded as other spas on the Strip, and there are more co-ed areas than other spas on the Strip. The ambiance is calm, the pools and saunas are great, and they have some big-screen TVs in the lounge area if you want to watch something in between sauna sessions.
Pro tip: if it’s your birthday you get complimentary birthday champagne! The saunas have everything from whirlpools at different temperatures to relaxing experience showers, but honestly, the “quiet room” is a hidden gem here. It’s so beautiful, and I saw several people dozing off! Day passes are $120 plus a service charge on Tuesday and Wednesday, and $140 plus a 20% service charge Thursday through Monday. This day pass grants you access to the spa for three hours. For such a luxurious spa, it’s a pretty good deal!
17. Lapis Spa & Wellness at Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Lapis Spa & Wellness at Fontainebleau Las Vegas is simply gorgeous. It’s spacious and luxurious, and the amenities are amazing. Definitely check out the quiet room with midnight sky lighting and the large community area which is perfect for a spa day with the girls or guys. There’s a large co-ed space, and they have some beautiful saunas, including an infrared room, herbal room, cold plunge, ice shower, and hot tub. The massage therapists here are top-notch, and a lot of people appreciate the level of luxury and attention to detail at Lapis Spa.
They also have a unique event sauna room every other hour (it’s an experience you just have to see for yourself), and they also offer some great manicures and pedicures here. Both coed and private areas have so many amenities, and it’s a wonderful and relaxing place for an individual or group escape.
18. The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel in Las Vegas
A little past Mandalay Bay, the spa at Four Seasons is one of the more upscale spa experiences you can have in Vegas. The Spa has received a Forbes Five Star award, and there are 12 treatment rooms, gorgeous couples’ suites, making it one of the best spas in Las Vegas for couples, and customizable spa experiences. The technicians here are amazing (ask for Alissa if you’re getting a massage, and Shelly if you’re getting a facial). I love that you can customize massages too, according to your needs!
If you book a treatment, you get automatic access to the spa facilities. I highly recommend looking into their desert detox treatment, which costs $85 Monday-Thursday, and the four seasons custom massages!
19. Costa Del Sur Spa & Salon at South Point Hotel
Costa Del Sur Spa, inside South Point Hotel and Casino, is a more intimate, less crowded spa experience. The spa here is a must! It’s not super fancy, but it gives Vegas 70s vibes without being run down. The scented showers are beautiful, and the amenities are lovely.
A day pass to the spa is $30, and this pass gets you access to the steam rooms, saunas, and whirlpools. Locals get 20% off treatments too, and they also offer some 3-day and 5-day passes for the spa, which makes it one of the best deals in Vegas!
20. Red Rock Spa at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa
Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa is a favorite among locals and visitors for its luxurious amenities. They have an outdoor heated pool in the wintertime, a soothing steam room, and really good snacks. The massages here are great too, especially if you’re looking for a great deep tissue massage. It’s a lovely spa, with an outdoor co-ed pool with cabanas, and several saunas including a dry sauna, wet sauna, jacuzzis, and cold pool.
Red Rock Spa is one of the best Las Vegas spas for couples for their great couples massages. The services are a bit pricey, but it’s worth it. A day pass costs $50 for hotel guests, and $100 for non-hotel guests on Monday through Thursday. If you’re receiving a treatment, the fee is waived.
21. Spa Mio at M Resort Spa Casino
Spa Mio inside of M Resort Spa Casino is another great spa if you’re looking for a relaxing experience off-strip. It’s $50 for non-hotel guests on weekdays and $75 on weekends. The day pass includes access to the fitness center, and swimwear is required while using spa amenities. They have some great services here, like a perfectly peach body scrub, and they often have discounts for teachers and locals which is very cool!
The spa has 16 treatment rooms, separate women’s and men’s lounge areas, and some nice snacks as you relax and enjoy the spa. If you’re looking for a more relaxed, upscale experience without the crowds of the Strip, Spa Mio at M Resort Spa Casino is a peaceful option!
Standalone Las Vegas Spas (or Off the Strip)
If you’re not staying in a resort, or just want something more low-key off the Strip, Vegas has some fantastic standalone massage places and spas. A lot of these spas are highly rated by locals, and worth a try if you’re willing to venture a bit off the Strip!
22. Paradise Massage
Paradise Massage is known for its exceptional deep tissue massages, where the therapists will walk on you (only with your consent, of course). This place is best for people who have chronic pain, and you can talk with the therapists to make sure that they use just the right amount of pressure. The environment is very peaceful, and it’s located near the huge Bonanza gift shop (near the STRAT in Vegas).
I highly recommend adding on the CBD or the hot stone to your massages here. The massages here feel like a mix of going to the chiropractor along with a deep tissue massage. The women here are so strong, and they’ll make sure your body is relaxed, pain-free, and ready to go. It’s worth a visit!
23. Massage Well
Massage Well stands out for its deep tissue massages that are extremely popular among locals. The prices are great compared to the Strip, and it is worth the Uber ride, which is about $20 if you don’t have a car. The therapists here are awesome, especially if you have long-standing back pain, and they do such a great job with their services. The atmosphere is great, and the staff does a great job ensuring that you’re relaxed, comfortable, and refreshed.
Because Massage Well focuses on massages only, they don’t have any spa facilities. If you’re looking for a relaxing massage or couples massage at a very reasonable price for Las Vegas, definitely check out Massage Well! It’s a local go-to spot for massages.
24. Boracay Massage
Boracay Massage is located about 15 minutes from the Strip, and it has such a relaxing, calm atmosphere with some amazing treatments. The traditional Hilot and Ventosa massages are local favorites (I’ve heard they’re absolutely magical), and the staff is friendly and accommodating.
They also serve complimentary juice before and after treatments. The space has a zen vibe, and honestly, any massage therapist you go with will help you work through any knots and tension. Boracay Massage is a great option if you’re looking to relax and get away from the Strip a bit.
25. Y Y Foot Spa
Located in Chinatown, Y Y Foot Spa is a local favorite for its deep tissue massages. The massages here are very thorough, and they accept walk-ins!
The service is high-quality for the price, and it’s a relaxing getaway from the Strip. Plus, it’s a great starting point to check out Vegas’ Chinatown! The ambiance is peaceful, and it’s a great way to get affordable, personalized, and effective treatments that cater to your specific needs.
26. Avalon Day Spa
The massages at Avalon Day Spa are great, and even though the spa isn’t a luxury spa, it’s clean and well-maintained. The staff is amazing, and I highly recommend doing a couples’ deep tissue massage!
The prices are super affordable, and if you can, try their bundle which comes with a 60-minute massage, sea salt foot scrub, and aromatherapy. Avalon Day Spa is a great way to release the tension from walking all over the Strip! It’s really one of the best day spas in Las Vegas!
27. The Spa at Green Valley Ranch
The Spa at Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa & Casino also has some excellent massages, in a more luxurious setting. The prices for treatments are affordable, around $150 per treatment, and they offer day passes, which are $100 for non-hotel guests Monday through Thursday.
28. Mutao Wellness Spa
Mutao Wellness Spa is currently the biggest Asian massage spa in Vegas at 850 square feet. They offer everything from viral Korean head spa treatments, to foot massages and incredible facials. It’s a great spa with affordable services!
You’ll definitely feel refreshed and pain-free after visiting Mu Tao. The spa is welcoming and peaceful, and the quality of care is excellent for the price.
29. The Foot Spa
The Foot Spa is a great spot for professional massages, which are tailored to you, and the rooms are so soothing. For $45 for a full-hour massage, it’s such an affordable price compared to most places in Vegas.
It might be a small and simple place, but if you’re looking for a relaxing massage with professional service, come to The Foot Spa! They’ll make sure your feet, shins, and calves are feeling great, especially after all of that walking from the Strip.
30. Oasis Spa
Oasis Spa is less than 5 minutes west of the Las Vegas Strip, near the Orleans Hotel and Casino. They offer fantastic massages here, where you’ll feel muscles and bones you never knew you had. They can also walk on you, if you’d like, for a deeper effect.
Oasis Spa accepts walk-in customers for treatments, and overall, it’s a great spot to relax. If you have back pain or any muscle tension, Oasis Spa will help you out.
31. The Spa and Massage
The Spa and Massage is definitely bigger on the inside. There are plenty of treatment rooms here, and it’s a great spot to relax and unwind after a full day out. If you’re looking for a deep tissue massage, ask for Kevin or Vivian. The staff is very friendly and accommodating, and will customize your massage depending on your needs.
Conclusion
Las Vegas might be known for its bright lights and casinos, but the city is also home to some incredible spas. After four years of visiting Vegas annually, I’ve learned that planning your Las Vegas itinerary to include a day at the spa is a must. Some of my best memories in Vegas include relaxing in these rejuvenating spas, and then catching a show or eating at a delicious restaurant on the Strip.
No matter if you’re looking to relax on a budget or splurge with luxurious treatments, Vegas has you covered. But after visiting so many of these spots over the years, I’ve learned that sometimes, price doesn’t equal value. If you’re looking for some quality massages, sometimes it’s better to try exploring a bit off the beaten path! Of course, the best spa for you depends on what kind of experience you’re after. Hopefully, this guide helps you find your next favorite escape in Vegas!
Happy travels.
About the Author
Sasha is the founder of Little Happy Travels, a blog with tips and inspiration for combining work + travel and living the digital nomad lifestyle. As a business coach and remote worker, she’s spent the last few years traveling the world while helping others do the same. Follow for guides, tips, and personal stories on working from anywhere!
