When visiting, set aside time to visit the best spas in Las Vegas. All that time at the casinos and nightclubs can be tiring, after all: You deserve to indulge yourself as well. Happily for connoisseurs, there are plenty of world-class options that can help you unwind, pamper yourself, and enjoy a newfound sense of calm. Granted, you may have to leave the strip to unwind at Luxury Thai Spa or Saffron Spa. However, alternatives like the Canyon Ranch Spaclub at the Venetian or Spa at Encore offer luxury close at-hand. Here, you’ll find a list of some of the best spas in Las Vegas, just several among many incredible options to pick from. The best news of all? No matter which you choose ,you’ll inevitably end up leaving relaxed, refreshed, and ready to get right back to the action again.
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Level 14, The Chelsea Tower, 3708 S Las Vegas Blvd |
The Turkish bath is the center attraction at Sahra Spa. Take your time alternating between saunas, whirlpools, loungers, and cool-mist rooms. In terms of packages, The Moroccan Journey or Hydrafacial are unparalleled. The first includes a full-body massage, an exfoliating scrub and rhassoul mud, while the facial helps combat a variety of skin issues like hyperpigmentation or fine lines. If you’re not a guest of the hotel, it only costs $35 for a weekday pass and $45 for a weekend to enjoy one of the best spas in Las Vegas. |
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11011 West Charleston Boulevard Red Rock Spa by Well & Being |
The Spa at Red Rock doesn’t just focus on pampering. It also offers mental and physical fitness. Try out the vertical yoga class, acupuncture, cupping, or a Thai massage for spiritual healing. There are packages like a Hotel & Spa package, which includes a two-night stay and a $150 spa credit, or Luxuries on the Go, which has express manicures, pedicures and makeovers. |
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3752 S Las Vegas Blvd |
The Spa at the Mandarin incorporates aspects of Eastern philosophy. There’s a foot spa, seven private suites made specifically for couples, an ice fountain, a vitality pool, a beauty salon and more. Customize your own Time Ritual, which can be tailored to your needs, or, the Stress Tension, which is specifically designed to relieve tension with a combination of hot stones and aromatherapy oils. |
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3730 S Las Vegas Blvd |
A day pass here runs $50 for casino guests and $100 for non-guests during the weekday. On the weekend, you can purchase one of the many spa treatments, which gives you access to the spa’s outdoor therapy pool, fitness center, heated stone beds, and shio salt room. Try the detoxifying body ritual or the seaweed wrap. The romance package for couples includes a hot stone or aromatherapy massage, a coconut milk bath, complimentary champagne and a facial. |
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3131 S Las Vegas Blvd |
One of the best spas in Las Vegas, here you’ll find one of the few places where massages are offered in-room or poolside. The opulence of the gold-themed décor, garden villas, and treatment rooms matches the luxuries offered on-site. There are custom massages, like the Expectant Mother, a Chinese body massage for prosperity and luck, and 60-minute personal training session. No matter what you choose, you have to try the Waterfall Showers, which have multiple options to relieve stress. |
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2600 W Harmon Ave |
Services at ESPA include signature treatments like the On The Rocks, which includes a hot stone massage, a body scrub, and a scalp massage, or the skin purifying facial which provides a deep skin cleansing. There are also relaxing saunas, cascading waterfalls, and hot tubs to make your experience just that more invigorating. |
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2555 Montessouri St Suite #B |
Luxury Thai Spa provides healing through a variety of treatments like the traditional Thai massage, the revitalizing facial, manicure and pedicures. Massages at the spa rang from $100-$200 and facials for $50-$100, more wallet-friendly than other spas in the city. |
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2400 S Jones Blvd #14 |
Saffron is a cozy and intimate boutique spa that will get the job done. Spa packages like All Wrapped Up can flush out toxins from your body. If you can’t decide, get the Spa Sampler: For $125, pick four items from a list that includes manicures, scalp massages, European facials, and more. Traveling with your squad? Saffron caters to bridal and birthday parties. |
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2650 S Las Vegas Blvd |
Eforea has six treatment rooms for you to unwind in. There are body treatments like the Mountain Arnica Muscle Heal for reducing tension or an anti-aging facial. Other indulgences include sport massages, detoxifying treatments and facials for sensitive skin. The relaxing room is co-ed and there are a lot of couple-specific features here. |
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3355 S Las Vegas Blvd #1159 |
Canyon Ranch is one of the biggest spa retreats. All 134,000 square feet of it encompass everything you could ever want in a spa day. Services include stone massages, body scrubs, 24k gold or diamond facial, plus more. Lounge in the salt grotto or the rain room, or get a workout in with some rock-climbing, |
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Assistant editor Christina Elia is currently pursuing her BA in Art History Communications at Fordham University, and writes about various topics ranging from arts and culture to practical tips and how-to advice. She has been published on online platforms such as The Odyssey. You can follow her on Twitter via @stinaelia
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