The 18 Best Las Vegas Spas

The Spa at Encore

Encore is perhaps the most beautiful hotel ever created by legendary Vegas hotelier Steve Wynn, who also built Bellagio and Wynn Las Vegas. The Spa at Encore is truly stunning, combining opulence and good taste. The locker room area is hung with rich fabrics and Venetian glass chandeliers, and the walk to the treatment rooms feels like a journey into a sacred space. We're a huge fan of the beautiful garden suites, which feature showers and natural light. The spa menu includes the Nalu Body Massage, Lomi Lomi, hot stones, and a scalp treatment and massage. 

Bellagio Spa & Salon

Bellagio Spa & Salon was the first truly extravagant spa to open in Vegas, and it still is amazing. With 65,000 square feet of treatment rooms, exercise facilities, hot tubs, and plunge pools, it's not just a massage, it's an experience. The extravagant hotel is styled after a Tuscan town, with the Bellagio's world-famous fountains out front.

The salon is flashy with gold highlights, but the spa upstairs is quieter and more earthy, with nice touches like jade tiles on the floor that are lighted from below. The therapists are uniformly wonderful, and it's one of the few places in Vegas where you can get a Watsu treatment. Watsu, performed in the water, combines Zen Shiatsu and stretching while gently floating in a private 95-degree pool.

Waldorf Astoria Spa & Salon

Part of CityCenter, the Waldorf Astoria Spa & Salon—formerly the Spa at the Mandarin Oriental—is probably the most intimate, opulent, and expensive spa on The Strip. The 27,000-square-foot spa, which is spread across two floors, was designed to evoke 1930s Shanghai. It combines intimacy with the latest spa technologies, including experience showers, a stunning hammam offering a co-ed experience for up to eight guests to relax together, and tile tepidarium chairs that keep you warm while you look out at expansive Las Vegas views.

Vdara Hotel & Spa

This is one of the smaller, quieter spas on the Las Vegas Strip. Part of an $8.5 billion CityCenter complex of hotels, Vdara has a two-level, 16,000-square-foot spa with 11 treatment rooms, plus a stone fountain in the relaxation lounge. You can begin your journey to rejuvenation with their signature European heat experiences, move through invigorating temperature changes, and then settle inside a treatment room where you can enjoy a full day of services.​

The Spa at ARIA

The major hotel of the CityCenter, ARIA Resort & Casino is one of the most sophisticated properties in Las Vegas. At 80,000 square feet, its spa has set records for size. There are 62 treatment rooms, including two innovative relaxation rooms with heated Japanese stone beds that emit infrared heat and a salt meditation room with lounge chairs that vibrate to the music. It also has private spa suites that can fit up to four—perfect for girls' trips.

Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace was the first of the mega-resorts and still one of the most popular, with six hotel towers spread out over 80 acres. One of the city's larger spas at 50,000 square feet, Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars has an ancient Roman theme, complete with Roman Baths featuring three different pools in varying degrees of temperature. The spa also offers 15 treatment rooms, wet rooms with Vichy showers, deluxe couple's suites, four facial rooms, and an outdoor bar and observation deck that's open seasonally.

Canyon Ranch SpaClub At The Venetian & The Palazzo

This is the biggest spa in Vegas: a 134,000-square-foot space with 90 treatment rooms, three spa cafes, two gyms, a 40-foot rock-climbing wall, and a Bridal Suite. You'll be impressed with their Aquavana experiential rooms, which include a HydroSpa, Finnish sauna, experiential rain showers, and indoor igloo. You can still get traditional services such as nutritional counseling, but in Vegas, the fitness Strip Tease classes are also popular. Expect the great massage therapists that Canyon Ranch is known for.

Sahra Spa, Salon, & Hammam at The Cosmopolitan

The Cosmopolitan is the hippest hotel on the Strip, with sophisticated electronic art and rooms that, if you're lucky, overlook the Bellagio water fountain show next door. The entrance to the Sahra Spa, Salon, & Hammam on the 14th floor is lined with 420 tons of sandstone quarried nearby, giving it an earthy Red Rock Canyon feel. The spectacular 1,200 square-foot hammam—which can fit up to three people—features a heated motherstone slab, two whirlpools, steam rooms, and stone loungers. Sahra also has three spa suites—including an ultra-luxe penthouse suite with two whirlpool tubs and a wet bar. The spa is on the same floor as the pool.

The Spa at Wynn

The Spa at Wynn is not as glamorous as The Spa at Encore next door, but it is comfortable and attractive. With 44 treatment rooms, the signature spa treatment is the Good Luck Ritual, an 80-minute-long service featuring a peppermint foot treatment, hand therapy, and botanical scalp massage. Other items on the spa menu include airbrush tanning, oxygen-infused facials, and hot stone massages. Afterward, curl up on the sofa in the locker room area, where there's a fireplace and faux marble fresco.

The Spa at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas

Located not far off the Strip, Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, which opened in March 2021, repurposed the former Hard Rock Hotel's unusual but beautiful spa. The entrance has a gothic look, with black wood, brass studs, and gorgeous clay tiles on the ceiling. There is a wide range of treatment options here, including the 80-minute signature "A Smashingly Good Spa Experience," during which you'll be given a full-body scrub, full-body massage, hand and foot therapy, and a scalp massage. The spa uses FarmHouse Fresh organic beauty products, designed to give your skin a glow on the go.

Spa Mandalay at Mandalay Bay

The 30,000-square-foot Spa Mandalay at Mandalay Bay has all the indoor amenities you could want, including a lavish lounge area with spouting fish décor. Spa Mandalay specializes in Ayurvedic body treatments like Shirodhara, but you can also get a Swedish massage, hot stone treatment, and a salt glow. Outside is an 11-acre beach with 2,700 tons of real sand, where you can enjoy a wave pool, lazy river, and three different pools.

The Bathhouse Spa at Delano

Delano Las Vegas is a sister boutique property next to Mandalay Bay and is as streamlined and contemporary as Mandalay Bay is opulent. The wet lounging areas are all black, with textured slate walls and smooth slate floors. There are four private baths in this area, where you can be served tea while you soak. Upstairs, you can get the usual array of massages, body treatments, and facials in one of the 12 treatment rooms. Delano also has a full salon and gym.

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas Spa

The Four Seasons is an elegant oasis on the 35th-39th floors of the Mandalay Bay building, with a separate entrance and non-gaming environment. The spa is small by Vegas standards, but it has a sense of intimacy and the first-rate service you expect from Four Seasons. Spa services here include massage therapy, hydration facials, manicures, and pedicures. It's best when you want a quiet environment and lots of personal attention, not a big, splashy spectacle.

Grand Spa at MGM Grand Hotel

This 30,000-square-foot spa at MGM Grand Hotel is not as big and showy as some of the newer spas on the Strip, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. First opened in 1998, the Grand Spa features 30 treatment rooms, saunas, whirlpools, and lounges. Spa services cover a variety of touch therapies, including a customized pressure massage, and a eucalyptus scalp treatment. Sign up for the Wellness Suite Experience, and you'll have access to a private lounge area, where you can enjoy a complimentary bottle of champagne paired with chocolate-covered strawberries.

The Spa at Trump International Hotel

The Trump Hotel Las Vegas is more serene than you might expect. Located off the Strip, it's one of the few hotels without a casino. Its 11,000-square-foot spa provides a selection of facials, massages, and body treatments, with options for teens and kids, too. In addition to the nine treatment rooms, the spa features steam rooms, saunas, and a full-service salon with products from Natura Bisse.

Red Rock Casino, Resort & Spa

Located just under 2 miles from the beautiful Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Red Rock Spa can arrange guided hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, rock climbing, and river-rafting trips. When you get back, work out the kinks in the modern red and white 25,000-square-foot spa. There is also a salon, fitness center, and an open-air pool with three cabanas. 

JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa

Located in the wealthy Vegas suburb of Summerlin, 20 minutes west of The Strip, JW Marriott Las Vegas has a casino, fine dining, access to eight golf courses nearby, and the 40,000-square-foot Spa Aquae. It's built around water-based facilities, including waterfall showers in the locker room that dump buckets of water on your shoulders. The showpiece is a beautifully landscaped warm-water outdoor pool, which is large enough for swimming but has hydrotherapy stations where you can recline. The fitness studio is huge and offers classes ranging from yoga and spin to pilates and belly dancing.

Reflections The Spa at Planet Hollywood

This 32,000-square-foot spa includes whirlpools, saunas, and 35 treatment rooms—six of which are designed for couples. Choose from a full menu of spa services, which features treatments such as deep tissue and Swedish massages, body scrubs, and Vitamin C facials. There is also a 1,800-square-foot fitness center and nail salon.