Strong Thai massage in private rooms (I know couples rooms are available too)! We were running late…read moreand they were so accommodating with our lateness and the rush to their spa was worth it because we felt renewed after our Thai massages (stepping, oil massage combo, and stretching!) I had Wipa and she was so strong and listened to accommodate my weaker muscle areas where needed but stuck to being strong everywhere!

I used to frequent here when I lived in Las Vegas. I stopped by with my boyfriend on Saturday 3/7…read morefor a couples massage since we were in town. Never mind the massage, the masseuse kept on talking to each other in some Chinese dialect during the session. I wanted to relax without hearing so much talking. I picked up some words like "pang" meaning fat. I also had the feeling my masseuse was mocking my legs because she kept lifting them out of the sheets and telling the other masseuse to look. This was not a good experience, please teach your masseuse professionalism. I will not be returning, ever.

My husband and I got the 90 min couples Swedish massage. We had Peter and Yu. They were both…read moreamazing. The place was clean and smelled of fresh linen. Would definitely come back again.

Super friendly, helpful and very relaxed setting. I had a sports massage and it was wonderful…read more This was my first massage and it was wonderful.

Everybody's kind and their rooms are so nice neat clean the stuff for nice and nothing is broken…read morefrom there. They have a store and the pools clean.

My wife and I visited Lapis Spa in Las Vegas twice this past weekend, and it was one of the most…read morerelaxing parts of our trip. We used the sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and locker room facilities, and everything was consistently clean, peaceful, and well-maintained. My wife had a deep tissue massage and said it was excellent. I even got a pedicure, which was great as well. Even though I don't remember everyone's names, every staff member we interacted with was friendly, pleasant, and incredibly helpful. They really helped make our weekend feel relaxing and stress-free. If we stay again at the Hilton Grand Vacations Club Elara, we will definitely return to Lapis Spa inside Planet Hollywood. Highly recommend for anyone looking to unwind while in Las Vegas.

I came here for a spa day (included with booked service I.e massage). It's located in the Augustus…read moretower--floor M (can be accessed from any elevator). They have a room with hot tub, cold plunge, and body temp pool and heated stone lounge chairs; and a sauna, steam room, and arctic room that dispenses ice from the ceiling. I liked the cold room, which doesn't seem very common in spas. There's also a larger heated whirlpool. None of the pools/rooms were overly hot/cold except for the cold plunge, which I thought was nice. Snacks included small apples, dried apples, granola bites, and chocolate biscotti. They also have coffee machine, herbal tea, and flavored water machine. There is a red light mask and a pair of compression boots you can use. It's gender-specific and clothing optional. They give you a robe and slippers. When I went, we were the only ones that went nude; everyone else wore bathing suits.

I just wrapped up a spa day at Qua and had a lovely time! I'm so glad I got to visit after their…read morerenovations which are modern and beautiful. The facility was clean, well stocked, well maintained, and everything was in service. With any spa treatment, you have all day access to their amenities including a large jacuzzi, various baths, wet and dry sauna, Arctic room, showers stocked with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash, a waiting area with complimentary use of a LED mask and a leg compression machine, various snacks, fruits, and drinks including a customizable sparkling water and coffee machine, and locker access. Customer service was top notch. Everyone from the front check in desk to the ladies helping to restock towels and bathroom amenities were all professional and helpful. I opted to try their new Aescape massage which is a massage conducted by a robot. You are given workout attire to wear and once in the room, you lie down and start your self guided and customizable massage controlled by the tablet in front of you. It scans your body and shows you visually which part of the body the robot is working out. You can control the pressure, type of music, and area you want to focus on. The robot's hands are heated so it felt like a human was massaging me! I wouldn't say it's equivalent to a human masseuse but worth a try! TIP: make sure to have ride share drop you off by the Augustus Tower. Once you enter, take the elevator up to the spa floor. Unfortunately ride share will only pick you up at the coliseum valet which is on the other side of the hotel so do not order your ride share until you're closer to that location.

Our service was unexpectedly amazing! We had a few hurdles before our experience began when we were…read moretold that they don't do services here and we would need to get them at the spa at Mandalay and then walk over to use the amenities. That is actually not the case, and we were able to get our services here and enjoy the amenities here. Our pedicures were absolutely amazing and Z and D did a fantastic job! April was also incredible attentive and helpful with our experience. We really enjoyed the steam room, sauna and cold dip, but the massive hot tub takes the cake! It was so relaxing to have such a large hot tub where you can submerge up to your shoulders while standing! We also were able to unexpectedly enjoy a fantastic lunch at the spa. At check in we asked if we could order lunch and we were told we there was no spa restaurant and they recommended walking down to the food court. However, luckily we found information indicating that there was in fact a way to order lunch to the spa and we had a nice lunch. Overall a fantastic experience and a great hidden gym. The advertising and website of this place truly does it a disservice and doesn't show how fantastic it is.

Tucked away within the vibrant energy of W Las Vegas, BATHHOUSE Spa offers a bold reimagining of…read morethe traditional bathhouse, seamlessly combining modern design with time-honored rejuvenation rituals. As you pass through its unmarked entrance, you are enveloped in an atmosphere of serene opulence. The walls, adorned with smooth obsidian onyx, reflect the soft glow of hundreds of strategically placed candles along the floor. Their gentle light creates a captivating scene that evokes feelings of spiritual transformation and renewal, making you feel like an exclusive guest in a private sanctuary. At BATHHOUSE Spa, the experience is designed to awaken your senses and promote holistic well-being. The journey begins in the therapeutic plunge pools, each basin expertly carved from lustrous, polished stone and maintained at meticulously calibrated temperatures. The revitalizing waters stimulate circulation, preparing you for the next sensory delight. The ethereal steam room, infused with rich herbal essences, or the three exquisitely designed saunas, each offering a progressive increase in both heat and humidity, await your arrival. The transitions between these elements create a fluid experience, making you feel as though your body has transformed into water, ebbing and flowing in a harmonious rhythm. BATHHOUSE Spa is not just a solitary retreat; it's a community. Its unique co-ed layout fosters a sense of connection and camaraderie. Plush lounge areas invite quiet conversations, enhanced by refreshing mists that gently caress your skin. Sleek communal benches create a welcoming atmosphere that pulsates with both exclusivity and lively camaraderie. For those seeking private indulgence, the spa's luxurious private tubs offer an intimate sanctuary, promising undisturbed tranquility. By artfully harmonizing social interaction with solitary reflection and traditional elements with forward-thinking innovations, BATHHOUSE Spa at W Las Vegas offers an exquisitely curated journey through wellness. It is a destination where modern sophistication seamlessly coexists with elemental rituals--a haven that beckons you not just to relax but to experience a profound rebirth of the spirit and body, leaving you feeling revitalized and ready to take on the world.

Located in the heart of Chinatown, Mutao has been a frequent destination for myself and many others…read moreover the years. Overall, it's been a mixed bag of experiences, because ultimately it depends on the masseuse, fluctuating prices, and their schedule. Overall, it's a solid facility and large enough to wear. It can accommodate all sorts of groups for a variety of different massages. There are plenty of chairs for foot massages, private rooms galore, custom shoulder massage chairs, and a serene ambiance with Chinese style furniture that helps with its overall vibe. There have been times where other patrons are talking and there have been times where the mass masseuses are the ones chatting (audibly). The back walking, deep tissue massages are the ones to get, but not every masseuse is able to do this. Some folks may complain about the lack of English, but that has never posed an issue for anyone I brought here, including myself. There are benefits to being members here, in which prices are always going to average out on the cheaper side and is an option, I would recommend for any local. If the massage was good, remember the name of the masseuse. Cash is king, even though they also accept credit cards. Tips can vary, of course, but don't let anyone bully for more than what is reasonable. (#1) __________ (#1) Typically $10-15 for an hour's worth is my rule of thumb.

This was my second visit in a few months, and the service has been consistent both times; we…read morethoroughly enjoyed our massages. When you arrive, just take the elevator up to the reception area, where you're greeted with friendly smiles and offered water. While the staff has limited English, it hasn't been an issue for me since I book my appointments with an English-speaking coordinator who lets them know what I need ahead of time. The facility itself is large and very clean, including the restrooms. The massages were absolutely wonderful, and both times I felt the extra $10 for the body scrub was well worth it. We shared a room with friends, which I didn't mind, and I made sure to set the tone early by politely asking for silence; they were very respectful of that. My only real complaint is that the massage bed squeaked throughout the session the second time around, which drove me a bit crazy. I eventually managed to tune it out and relax, but I definitely wouldn't want to hear that again. I also wish they offered tea, but that's just a minor preference. Overall, for the price, I'm very happy, just be sure to confirm the pricing ahead of time! I enjoy the 90 minutes of bliss. I request the deep pressure and it's solid.

My mom was visiting from out of town and wanted to make her weekend a spa weekend. Because of…read morepregnancy, I was limited to taking only prenatal massages, so I looked up all the highly-rated places in Las Vegas and LOAM came up. It was easy to look over their services on their website, but to ensure my mom and I could do our massages together at the same time, I found calling them was much better. I had booked the 50-minute Prenatal Massage and my mom booked the 50-minute Thai LOAM Massage with a 50% reservation fee. We were required to show up 10 minutes before our appointments to fill out a waiver and survey, change out of our clothes, and get situated on the massage bed. We were originally going to be in separate rooms but they asked if it was okay to put us in the couples' room; not a problem. They set up my bed with the pregnancy wedge for my belly, and it was pretty comfortable. The only complaint I had was that I had a hard time breathing through the little head hole as they layered a lot of white sheets on top of the bed and made the hole smaller and stifling. I found myself having to breathe through my mouth but it was tolerable. For prenatal massages, they only offer light and medium pressure. However, in certain areas I did feel like I got deep pressure especially in my shoulders as I had a few knots and tightness there. Katie/Kathy was my masseuse and she knew exactly how to work out those kinks while still making the experience comfortable for a pregnant person. I still felt like I got deep tissue massage on my shoulders despite the prenatal massage policy of being at maximum medium pressure. My mom said she found her massage relaxing and loved her experience at LOAM. They gave us water cups at checkout and we left feeling pretty relaxed. I did have a bit of shoulder soreness for 2 days afterwards but that is to be expected for getting the incessant knots out of my back--shoutout to Katie/Kathy! Overall, I highly recommend LOAM for their prenatal massages!

My husband and I recently visited Loam for a prenatal massage and a deep tissue massage, and…read moreunfortunately, the experience fell short of our expectations. Neither of us felt like our therapists were particularly skilled or well-trained, and the massages lacked the technique and attention to detail we were hoping for- especially considering the price point and the wellness-focused atmosphere. The space itself is beautiful and relaxing, but the quality of the actual treatments just didn't match the environment. We left feeling disappointed and wishing we had chosen another spa. Overall, it wasn't our favorite experience, and we probably wouldn't return.

It was a amazing experience everything went well and kesy was amazing smooth touch It was a amazing…read moreexperience everything went well and kesy was amazing smooth touch

An office desk job eventually catches up with you, and after only a couple of days in Vegas, I was…read morealready feeling the stress and fatigue building up in my neck, shoulders, and back. I definitely needed a good massage. However, I really did not want to deal with the Strip. Driving into a hotel, searching for parking or paying for valet, then paying resort-level prices for services that may not offer much additional value? No thanks. The challenge, though, is figuring out where the locals go. Massage places are everywhere in Vegas, but which ones are actually good and legitimate? While waiting for my Tesla to finish charging, I found The Spa and Massage on Yelp. I called to ask whether they accepted walk-ins, and they said yes. Perfect. As soon as the car finished charging, I headed over. The ladies at the front were warm, friendly, and helpful. I went with the Full Body Signature Massage and added cupping and the Chinese herbal oil, both around $30 each. Ahhh... it felt so good. My massage therapist, Angel, if I remember her name correctly - did an excellent job. She immediately made me feel comfortable and at ease, then worked through the knots and tightness in my neck, shoulders, and back. She also worked on my arms, legs, head, and face, so it truly felt like a full-body treatment rather than just focusing on one or two problem areas. By the end, I felt much more relaxed, refreshed, and human again. Considering how tired and sore I was, I felt she absolutely earned the $50 tip. All in, I paid about $200 out the door, and I thought it was well worth it. I think I have officially found my go-to place for relaxation whenever I am back in Vegas. No Strip traffic, no casino parking adventure, and no overpriced hotel-spa production. Just a genuinely good massage and a much-needed reset!