The best spas in Las Vegas sit inside the big resorts, and Forbes Travel Guide rates eight of them: four Five-Star, four Four-Star. Ratings aren’t the whole story this fall, though. One Five-Star spa has its wet areas closed, Spa Bellagio is mid-renovation, and several spas sell day passes only to their own hotel guests, so this ranking adds every published price and access rule as of October 2026.
Quick answer
The Spa at Wynn is the best spa in Las Vegas: Forbes Five-Star, open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a sauna, steam room and whirlpool, and open to non-guests who book a treatment. The Spa & Salon at ARIA is the largest Forbes Five-Star spa and sells a $100 facility pass. For a day pass anyone can buy, Canyon Ranch at The Venetian charges visitors $125 Monday to Thursday and $150 Friday to Sunday (as of October 2026).
The best spas in Las Vegas at a glance
Forbes ratings are as listed on Forbes Travel Guide’s Las Vegas page in October 2026; no other Las Vegas spa is rated, and Spa Mio at M Resort is listed as “Soon to be Rated.”
| Spa | Hotel | Forbes rating | Status, October 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Spa at Wynn | Wynn Las Vegas | Five-Star | Open daily |
| The Spa & Salon at ARIA | ARIA | Five-Star | Open daily |
| The Spa & Nail Bar | Four Seasons | Five-Star | Open daily |
| The Spa at Encore | Encore | Five-Star | Treatments only; wet areas closed |
| Canyon Ranch Spa + Fitness | The Venetian | Four-Star | Open; check day-pass status |
| Sahra Spa & Hammam | The Cosmopolitan | Four-Star | Open daily |
| Awana Spa & Wellness | Resorts World | Four-Star | Open |
| Waldorf Astoria Spa | Waldorf Astoria | Four-Star | Open daily |
| QUA Baths & Spa | Caesars Palace | Not rated | Confirm with Caesars |
| Lapis Spa & Wellness | Fontainebleau | Not rated | Hotel guests only Friday to Sunday |
1. The Spa at Wynn: Best Overall
Best Overall
Wynn Las Vegas
- Free guest self-parking
- Five-Star Tower Suites & spa
- Wynn Golf Club
- Lake of Dreams
Forbes Five-Star, and the first spa in Las Vegas to win that award, according to Wynn. It opens daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (treatments from 8 a.m.), with a sauna, steam room, whirlpool and a co-ed tranquility lounge, and Wynn says it was completely reimagined in 2019.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Forbes counts 45 treatment rooms, plus a whirlpool in a courtyard and a Jacuzzi room. You must be 18. Wynn sells spa admission passes to “guests not receiving treatments,” subject to availability, but doesn’t publish the price, and treatment reservations for non-resort guests “include access to our spa amenities.”
Watch out for: a conflict on non-guest days. Forbes’ page says non-resort guests can book Monday to Thursday only, while Wynn’s own page gives no day limit, so call before planning a weekend visit if you aren’t staying at Wynn. Our Wynn Las Vegas review covers the hotel.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
2. The Spa & Salon at ARIA: Biggest Five-Star Spa
Biggest Five-Star Spa
ARIA Resort & Casino
- Modern, tech-forward rooms
- Forbes Five-Star spa
- LIQUID Pool Lounge (21+)
- Steps from Bellagio
At 80,000 square feet over two floors, ARIA bills it as “the largest Forbes Five-Star Spa in the world,” rated Five-Star every year from 2019 to 2026. The $100 facility pass covers the wet areas, Ganbanyoku heated-stone beds, the Shio Salt Room and the Outdoor Therapy Pool.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The facility opens daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and treatments from 9 a.m.; guests must be 18, and ARIA asks you to arrive 45 minutes early to use the facilities, which are clothing-optional. The pass is subject to availability, and ARIA’s FAQ doesn’t say whether non-hotel guests can buy it, so ask. Read our ARIA Las Vegas review.
Watch out for: a 20% service charge on treatments.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
3. The Spa & Nail Bar at Four Seasons: Best Casino-Free Five-Star
Best Casino-Free Five-Star
Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
- No casino
- Smoke-free
- Five-Star spa
- Private pool + Mandalay Bay Beach
The only Forbes Five-Star spa in a hotel with no casino: Four Seasons fills five floors of the Mandalay Bay complex with its own entrance. Spa services run daily from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., and locker rooms open at 7 a.m.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Treatments are also offered at the private pool. The catch is information: the spa page publishes no day pass, facility list or minimum age, so call before you plan around a steam room. Our guide to luxury hotels in Las Vegas compares Four Seasons with the other non-gaming option, Waldorf Astoria.
4. The Spa at Encore: Five-Star Treatments, Wet Areas Closed
Five-Star Treatments, Wet Areas Closed
Encore at Wynn Las Vegas
- Free guest self-parking
- Encore Beach Club (21+)
Forbes Five-Star, with refreshed treatment rooms, lounges, lobby and locker rooms. For now, “our sauna, steam room, shower areas and wet areas are temporarily unavailable as we complete the finishing touches,” and treatment prices reflect “a $45 price reduction.”
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
No end date is posted. Book Encore for a treatment at the lower price, or walk next door to The Spa at Wynn for the full thermal circuit.
5. Canyon Ranch at The Venetian: Best Day Pass for Non-Guests
Best Day Pass for Non-Guests
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
- All-suite rooms
- Indoor bridge to Sphere
- Two guest-only pool decks
- World of Hyatt hotel
A 134,000-square-foot spa and fitness club rated Four-Star by Forbes. Day passes are posted for both groups: hotel guests pay $100 Monday to Thursday and $150 Friday to Sunday, visitors $125 and $150, subject to availability (as of October 2026).
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Canyon Ranch says the pass covers the Wave Room, Conservatory, Salt Grotto, shared whirlpools and saunas. It doesn’t say whether the Aquavana thermal suite is included, though qualifying services (typically $100 and up) come with complimentary Aquavana access. The spa opens 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.; full access starts at 18, and ages 14 to 17 are welcome with a parent or guardian. See our Venetian review.
Watch out for: an undated Canyon Ranch notice, seen in search results, that day-pass sales were “temporarily paused” for renovations starting July 7, while the live day-pass page lists prices. Check current status on Canyon Ranch’s day-pass page before you go.
6. Sahra Spa & Hammam: Best for Groups
Best for Groups
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
- Terrace rooms
- Marquee Dayclub
- The Chandelier bar
- MICHELIN-recognized dining
The Cosmopolitan’s Forbes Four-Star spa is built around a hammam with heated motherstone, dual soaking tubs, steam rooms and stone loungers. It opens daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for guests 18 and older.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Day passes are for hotel guests only: $100 Monday to Thursday and $150 Friday to Sunday, limited by availability (as of October 2026). “Non-hotel guests must reserve a treatment for facility access,” and full spa and fitness access comes “with the purchase of any treatment of $120 or more.” A 20% gratuity is added. The hammam makes Sahra the natural bachelorette pick; see our bachelorette and bachelor party hotels.
7. Awana Spa & Wellness: Best Co-ed Spa for Couples
Best Co-ed Spa for Couples
Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World
- 5.5-acre pool complex
- Hilton Honors
- Vegas Loop station
- Zouk & Ayu
Resorts World’s Forbes Four-Star spa covers 27,000 square feet and calls itself an “expansive co-ed facility,” so couples can share the thermal areas. Its 30-minute Art of Aufguss sauna sessions are designed as a social experience.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The Fountain of Youth Passport is “a three-hour passport that allows the guest to experience all of the facilities and amenities in the Spa,” but the price isn’t published; non-guests can get in with a scheduled service or the passport. The minimum age is 18. Resorts World’s page lists 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., though search snippets show 8:30 a.m., and it gives six vitality pools in one place and four in its FAQ.
8. Waldorf Astoria Spa: Best Quiet Spa Day
Best Quiet Spa Day
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
- No casino
- Smoke-free
- Peacock Alley tea lounge
- Four-Star spa
Forbes Four-Star, 27,000 square feet over two floors, in a hotel with no casino. Hours run 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday to Friday and to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
ResortPass, a third-party booking site, sells non-guests a spa pass from $100 (ages 18 and up) covering the indoor vitality pool, steam rooms, ice fountains and relaxation lounges, with separate men’s and women’s areas and a 20% service charge. Hilton’s own page couldn’t be read, so confirm the price. Our Waldorf Astoria review covers the hotel.
9. QUA Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace: Best Value Pass on the Center Strip
Best Value Pass on the Center Strip
Caesars Palace
- Garden of the Gods pools
- The Colosseum
- Forum Shops
- Celebrity-chef dining
Forbes doesn’t rate QUA, but Caesars’ April 2026 release priced a “Sunrise to Sunset Relaxation Pass” at $80 for the Roman Baths, Arctic Ice Room, Laconium Room and Steam Room, with no end date stated.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The baths are gender-separate and clothing-optional, guests must be 18 with photo ID, and treatments include three hours of amenity access. Caesars’ site couldn’t be read for this update, and an undated third-party listing called QUA “temporarily closed for enhancements,” so confirm the pass before you go. More in our Caesars Palace review.
10. Lapis Spa & Wellness at Fontainebleau: Biggest New Spa
Biggest New Spa
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
- Opened December 2023
- Seven pools incl. LIV Beach
- LIV Nightclub
- Vegas Loop station
55,000 square feet with 44 treatment rooms at the north Strip’s newest major resort. The day pass, the Celestial Waters Passport, is sold in morning (Lo-Tide) and afternoon (Hi-Tide) sessions.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
Spa facilities and treatments are reserved for registered hotel guests from Friday to Sunday, and the public can book Monday to Thursday. Fontainebleau’s pages give conflicting session times and no price that we could verify, so call before you plan around Lapis. See our Fontainebleau review.
Las Vegas spa day pass prices
Prices are as of October 2026 and before service charges. “Hotel guests only” means you need a room at that resort, or a treatment where one is allowed.
| Spa | Day pass, as of October 2026 | Who can buy |
|---|---|---|
| Canyon Ranch (The Venetian) | Guests $100 Mon–Thu, $150 Fri–Sun; visitors $125 and $150 | Hotel guests and visitors (check status) |
| The Spa & Salon at ARIA | $100 | Not stated for non-guests |
| Sahra (The Cosmopolitan) | $100 Mon–Thu, $150 Fri–Sun | Hotel guests only |
| Waldorf Astoria Spa | From $100 via ResortPass | Visitors, via ResortPass |
| QUA (Caesars Palace) | $80 all-day pass | Confirm with Caesars |
| Spa Mandalay (Mandalay Bay) | $75 Mon–Thu, $100 Fri–Sun | Mandalay Bay and W Las Vegas guests |
| Bathhouse Spa (W Las Vegas) | $75 Mon and Thu, $100 Fri–Sun; After Dark $125 | Hotel guests only |
| Spa & Salon at Park MGM | $75 (hot tub, sauna, steam) | Park MGM and The Reserve guests |
| Oleksandra (Treasure Island) | $50 guests, $60 visitors; waived with a treatment | Hotel guests and visitors |
| Nurture Spa (Luxor) | $50 Mon–Thu, $60 Fri–Sun | Not stated |
| The Spa at Wynn | Sold; price not published | “Guests not receiving treatments” |
| Awana (Resorts World) | Three-hour passport; price not published | Hotel guests and visitors |
| Lapis (Fontainebleau) | Two sessions; price not published | Hotel guests only Fri–Sun |
Four Seasons publishes no day pass, and The Spa at Vdara admits only ARIA and Vdara guests.
Best spa in Vegas for the money
- Cheapest Strip pass: Luxor’s Nurture Spa, $50 on weekdays, with a dry sauna, eucalyptus steam room and jacuzzis.
- Cheapest with a treatment: Treasure Island waives Oleksandra’s facility fee when you book a service, and its Deluxe Spa Rooms on the spa floor include free access.
- Caesars’ smaller spas: promo code VUL10 takes 10% off services at the spas at Harrah’s, The LINQ and Flamingo, Reflections at Planet Hollywood and Voie at Paris, per an April 2026 release with no end date.
- Skip the pass if you’re booking a massage: Wynn’s treatments include amenity access, Sahra opens fully with a treatment of $120 or more, QUA’s include three hours, and MGM Grand’s Grand Spa lets you use the facility all day on the day of a treatment.
Which Las Vegas spas are coed?
Co-ed: Awana at Resorts World, Bathhouse Spa at W Las Vegas, with warm and hot whirlpools, a eucalyptus steam room and a redwood sauna, and the Spa at The LINQ, with a Himalayan salt cave and spa pool. The Spa at Wynn has a co-ed tranquility lounge.
Separate: Waldorf Astoria’s men’s and women’s areas, and QUA’s gender-separate baths. Couples who want to share the thermal areas should book Awana, or Bathhouse if they’re staying at W Las Vegas; our romantic hotels in Las Vegas guide covers the rooms to pair with a spa day.
Spas for groups and bachelorettes
Plan around the age rule first: nearly every spa here requires guests to be 18. Canyon Ranch admits ages 14 to 17 with a parent or guardian, and Treasure Island’s Oleksandra offers limited services to minors with a guardian. Sahra’s hammam suits a group, MGM Grand’s Grand Spa builds packages “based on groups of 20 or more,” and Caesars’ February 2026 release priced All-You-Can-Spa, up to four hours of treatments, at $500 at The LINQ and $475 at Harrah’s.
Spas that are closed or limited right now
- Spa Bellagio: “currently under renovation.” Select services run on the Spa Tower’s fourth floor and in-room, but “we currently do not offer amenities such as jacuzzis, steam rooms, saunas, locker rooms, and relaxation.” Trade reports targeted a November 2026 reopening; Bellagio’s page showed no date on Oct. 9.
- The Spa at Encore: sauna, steam and wet areas closed, treatments $45 cheaper.
- The Spa at Vdara: ARIA and Vdara guests only, closed Tuesdays; it lists Forbes Five-Star ratings from 2017 to 2023 but isn’t on the 2026 list.
- Amina Spa at SAHARA: closed for renovation since June 2026.
Best spas off the Strip
Red Rock Resort’s spa in Summerlin lists daily hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and a private spa pool, for guests 18 and up; its day-pass price couldn’t be verified. JW Marriott’s Spa Aquae publishes no public day pass, and Marriott was advertising a $100 daily resort credit usable at the spa through Dec. 31, 2026, per a search extract. Spa Mio at M Resort is Forbes “Soon to be Rated.” More in our guide to the best off-Strip hotels in Las Vegas.
Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa
- Handy for Red Rock Canyon
- Free parking
- Resort pool & cabanas
Upscale Station Casinos resort in Summerlin, a convenient base for Red Rock Canyon, with free parking.
JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa
- Spa Aquae
- Waterfall pool
- On-site casino
Mediterranean-style JW Marriott in Summerlin, part of The Resort at Summerlin since January 2026, with Spa Aquae, a waterfall pool and an on-site casino.
M Resort Spa Casino
- Free parking
- Airport shuttle (in fee)
- DayDream adults-only pool
Quieter south-valley resort in Henderson with free parking, an airport shuttle included in the resort fee and the adults-only DayDream pool club.
Stay or buy a pass? When the hotel wins
Book the hotel when the spa is guest-only: Sahra’s passes, Spa Mandalay, Bathhouse, Park MGM, The Spa at Vdara and Lapis on weekends. At Canyon Ranch, two visitors on a Tuesday pay 2 × $125 = $250, while two hotel guests pay 2 × $100 = $200, a $50 saving; on weekends it’s $150 a head either way. Against that, a night at The Venetian adds a $55-plus-tax resort fee that already covers fitness access for two at Canyon Ranch (as of October 2026).
| Hotel | Area | Price level | Resort fee | Parking | Booking.com |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wynn Las Vegas | North Strip | Luxury | $55 + tax per night | Free self-parking for hotel guests; valet $40/day | Check prices |
| ARIA Resort & Casino | Center Strip | Luxury | $55 + tax per night | Self-parking $20/day for hotel guests; valet $40/day | Check prices |
| The Venetian Resort Las Vegas | Center Strip | Luxury | $55 + tax per night | Self-parking $20/day for hotel guests; valet $40/day | Check prices |
| The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas | Center Strip | Luxury | $55 + tax per night | Self-parking $20/day for hotel guests; valet $40/day | Check prices |
| Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World | North Strip | Upscale | $55 + tax per night | Self-parking $21/day; valet from $40 (free with Nevada plates) | Check prices |
| Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas | Center Strip | Luxury | $55 + tax per night | Valet only, $45/day | Check prices |
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- Wynn Las Vegas (resort fee)
- Wynn Las Vegas (parking)
- ARIA Resort & Casino (resort fee)
- The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas (parking)
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas (resort fee)
- The Venetian Resort Las Vegas (parking)
- The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas (resort fee)
- Las Vegas Hilton at Resorts World (parking)
- Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas (resort fee)
- Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas (parking)
How to choose a Las Vegas spa
- Check the wet areas before the rating. Encore’s Five-Star spa has no sauna or steam right now, and Spa Bellagio has none.
- Read who can buy. Sahra, Spa Mandalay, Bathhouse and Park MGM sell passes only to hotel guests.
- Go midweek. Canyon Ranch, Sahra, Spa Mandalay, Bathhouse and Nurture charge more Friday to Sunday.
- Add the service charge. ARIA, Sahra, Waldorf Astoria and MGM Grand add 20%.
- Bring ID. Most spas require guests to be 18.
FAQ
What is the best spa in Las Vegas?
The Spa at Wynn. It’s Forbes Five-Star, open daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and has a full thermal circuit plus a co-ed lounge. The Spa & Salon at ARIA is the largest Five-Star spa, with a $100 facility pass, and The Spa & Nail Bar at Four Seasons is the Five-Star pick without a casino.
Can you buy a day pass at the Wynn spa?
Yes, but Wynn doesn’t publish the price. It sells spa admission passes to guests not receiving treatments, subject to availability, and non-resort guests who book a treatment get access to the spa amenities. Forbes says non-resort guests can book Monday to Thursday only, which Wynn’s page doesn’t state, so call first.
How much is a day pass at Lapis Spa?
Fontainebleau doesn’t publish a price on the pages we could read. Lapis sells a Celestial Waters Passport in morning and afternoon sessions, but session times conflict across its pages, and only registered hotel guests can use the spa from Friday to Sunday. Call the spa for the current price and times.
What is the best spa in Vegas on a budget?
Luxor’s Nurture Spa, at $50 Monday to Thursday and $60 Friday to Sunday, is the cheapest Strip day pass we found (as of October 2026). Treasure Island’s Oleksandra charges hotel guests $50 and visitors $60, and Caesars’ QUA priced an all-day pass at $80 in April 2026, worth checking if it’s still on sale.
Is Spa Bellagio open?
Only partly. As of October 2026, Bellagio says the spa is under renovation, with select services on the Spa Tower’s fourth floor and in-room massages and facials, but no jacuzzis, steam rooms, saunas, locker rooms or relaxation areas. Trade reports targeted a November 2026 reopening, and Bellagio hadn’t posted a date.
Pick the spa first, then decide whether a night at its hotel beats a pass on the day you want. For the hotels behind these spas, see our best hotels in Las Vegas.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
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