Many Las Vegas hotels with a “Jacuzzi in the room” turn out to have a deep soaking tub, an air-bubble tub or a “spa tub” that never mentions jets. Real jetted and whirlpool tubs come with specific room categories, not with the hotel, so this guide names each one in the hotel’s own words, as checked in October 2026.
Quick answer
The Signature at MGM Grand is the easiest pick: every suite it sells lists a “whirlpool spa tub.” On a budget, New York-New York’s Marquis and Players suites have a four-person whirlpool tub, and Treasure Island lists a whirlpool tub in all its suites. ARIA’s “air bath” and The Cosmopolitan’s “bubbler” tubs use air rather than water jets, and standard Venetian suites have Roman soaking tubs, not Jacuzzis. For a hot tub outdoors, The Cosmopolitan’s Bungalow has a Jacuzzi plunge pool on its terrace.
Our top picks at a glance
These eight hotels sell at least one room category with a jetted or whirlpool tub. They range from budget to luxury, and every one adds a nightly resort fee; prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
| Hotel | Area | Price level | Resort fee | Booking.com |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Signature at MGM Grand | South Strip | Upscale | $50 + tax per night | Check prices |
| New York-New York Hotel & Casino | South Strip | Budget | $45 + tax per night | Check prices |
| Treasure Island (TI) | Center Strip | Mid-range | $49.95 + tax per night | Check prices |
| The Palazzo at The Venetian | Center Strip | Luxury | $55 + tax per night | Check prices |
| Flamingo Las Vegas | Center Strip | Budget | $49.95 + tax per night | Check prices |
| Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino | Off-Strip | Mid-range | $49.99 + tax per night | Check prices |
| Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino | Center Strip | Mid-range | $54.95 + tax per night | Check prices |
| Bellagio Las Vegas | Center Strip | Luxury | $55 + tax per night | Check prices |
Sources (8)
- The Signature at MGM Grand (resort fee)
- New York-New York Hotel & Casino (resort fee)
- Treasure Island (TI) (resort fee)
- The Palazzo at The Venetian (resort fee)
- Flamingo Las Vegas (resort fee)
- Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino (resort fee)
- Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino (resort fee)
- Bellagio Las Vegas (resort fee)
Which Las Vegas hotel rooms have a real jetted tub
Hotels rarely say “Jacuzzi,” a brand name; they write “jetted tub” or “whirlpool.” Every category below uses one of those words in its official description. Anything else, from “soaking” to “spa tub,” is covered further down.
| Hotel | Room category | Tub, in the hotel’s words | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Signature at MGM Grand | Deluxe Suite, incl. Balcony and Balcony Strip View (550 sq ft); One-Bedroom Balcony Suite, also Strip View (900 sq ft) | “Whirlpool spa tub and separate shower” | Kitchenette or full kitchen; up to 4 guests |
| New York-New York | Marquis Suite, Restore Marquis Suite (700 sq ft); Players Suite (800 sq ft) | “4-person whirlpool tub, granite bathroom” | Marquis up to 3; Players up to 4 |
| New York-New York | Two Bedroom Penthouse Suite (2,600 sq ft) | “Soaking whirlpool tub, oversized shower” | Up to 6 |
| Treasure Island | Petite (630), Executive (830), Luxury (1,030), Premier (1,300) and Penthouse (1,800) suites | “whirlpool tub” | Luxury, Premier and Penthouse booked by phone |
| Treasure Island | Tower Suite (about 930 sq ft) | “a large whirlpool tub and separate full private shower” | Mountain or Sirens’ Cove views |
| The Palazzo | Grand One Bedroom King or Two Queen Suite (1,280 sq ft) | “Jetted Tub” | Private bedroom |
| The Palazzo | Executive Suite (1,850 sq ft) | “Jetted tub with separate glass-enclosed shower” | Two-bedroom version sleeps 8 |
| Flamingo | Cosmopolitan Suite (800 sq ft) | “Jetted tub” | High Roller views |
| Planet Hollywood | Two Bedroom Spa Suite (4,080 sq ft) | “large jetted tub overlooking the Strip” | Steam room and sauna too |
| Bellagio | Two Bedroom Tower Suite (2,046 sq ft); Two Bedroom Penthouse Suite (2,052 sq ft) | “Whirlpool tub, separate shower”; “Whirlpool tub, steam shower” | Up to 4; up to 6 |
| Caesars Palace | Caesars Palace Penthouse, 1 to 3 bedrooms (2,040–3,400 sq ft) | “jetted tub” | From Caesars’ room catalog |
| Paris Las Vegas | Bordeaux Louis XV Suite, Eiffel View | “Five bathrooms with whirlpool tubs” | 3,320 sq ft per Caesars; Paris says over 3,600 |
| Westgate | One-Bedroom Villa (900 sq ft) | “a two-person jetted tub” | Kitchen; up to 4 |
| Westgate | Two-Bedroom Villa (1,300 sq ft); Four Bedroom Presidential Suite (2,500 sq ft) | “Jetted Tub”; “two jetted tubs” | Presidential sleeps 12 |
| Elara | 1-Bedroom Suite (820–1,051 sq ft) | “Whirlpool tub, freestanding shower” | Full kitchen, washer/dryer |
| Golden Nugget (Downtown) | Gold Tower Parlor Suite (756 sq ft) | “whirlpool tub” | Parlor only, not the Scarlet or Vegas Baby suites |
| JW Marriott Las Vegas (Summerlin) | Resort rooms | “marble bathrooms with jetted tubs” | From a search extract of Marriott’s page; confirm |
1. The Signature at MGM Grand: Best Overall
Best Overall
The Signature at MGM Grand
- No casino
- Smoke-free
- Kitchenettes
- Three private pools
Every suite on the official rooms page lists a “whirlpool spa tub and separate shower”: the 550-square-foot Deluxe Suites and the 900-square-foot One-Bedroom Balcony Suites, in a non-gaming, smoke-free tower behind MGM Grand.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The tub comes with the entry-level suite here, not a penthouse. Deluxe Suites add a kitchenette and the One-Bedroom Balcony Suite a full kitchen with an oven; both sleep four. Balcony and Strip View versions are sold by name, but the tub is always indoors.
Watch out for: no casino on site, a walkway through The District to MGM Grand that guests find long, and a $50-plus-tax resort fee (as of October 2026).
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
2. New York-New York: Best Budget Whirlpool for Two
Best Budget Whirlpool for Two
New York-New York Hotel & Casino
- Big Apple Coaster
- Arcade & Hershey's
- Next to T-Mobile Arena
- Dueling pianos
The Marquis Suite (700 square feet, one king) and the Players Suite (800 square feet, two queens) both list a “4-person whirlpool tub” in a granite bathroom, at a south-Strip hotel priced at the budget level.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
It’s the cheapest tub for two on the Strip in our research. Don’t be fooled by the 500-square-foot Spa Suite: it lists a clover-shaped “spa tub” with no jets mentioned, and so does the One Bedroom Luxury Suite. Families can step up to the 2,600-square-foot Two Bedroom Penthouse Suite, with a “soaking whirlpool tub” for up to six.
Watch out for: the Marquis Suite sleeps three at most, guests mention roller-coaster noise, and the resort fee is $45 plus tax a night (as of October 2026).
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
3. Treasure Island: Best Choice of Whirlpool Suites
Best Choice of Whirlpool Suites
Treasure Island (TI)
- Free self & valet parking
- Mystère by Cirque du Soleil
- Heated pool
- Across from The Venetian
TI lists a whirlpool tub in every suite, from the 630-square-foot Petite Suite to the 1,800-square-foot Penthouse Suite on the 36th floor, and it parks hotel guests free.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The Tower Suite (about 930 square feet) adds “a large whirlpool tub and separate full private shower,” and the Luxury, Premier and Penthouse suites are sold by phone. Even the standard Deluxe rooms have “a large soaking bathtub,” though without jets.
Watch out for: decor that guests call dated, and a $49.95-plus-tax resort fee (as of October 2026).
4. The Palazzo: Best Luxury Jetted Suite
Best Luxury Jetted Suite
The Palazzo at The Venetian
- All-suite rooms
- Own pool deck
- Indoor bridge to Sphere
- World of Hyatt hotel
Book the Grand One Bedroom Suite (1,280 square feet, king or two queens), listed with a private bedroom, double-door entry and “Jetted Tub,” or the 1,850-square-foot Executive Suite with a “jetted tub with separate glass-enclosed shower.”
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
This is where many lists go wrong. The Venetian Resort’s standard suites have “a Roman tub and separate shower,” a deep soaking tub without jets; the jets start at the Grand One Bedroom level. The two-bedroom Executive Suite sleeps eight, with jetted tubs in its en suite bathrooms. Our Venetian review explains the two towers.
Watch out for: luxury pricing plus a $55-plus-tax nightly resort fee (as of October 2026).
5. Flamingo: Cheapest Jetted Suite Mid-Strip
Cheapest Jetted Suite Mid-Strip
Flamingo Las Vegas
- Free Wildlife Habitat
- All-ages Family Pool
- 21+ GO Pool
- Center-Strip location
Flamingo’s FAQ lists a “jetted tub” in the 800-square-foot Cosmopolitan Suite, which looks toward the High Roller. It has nothing to do with The Cosmopolitan hotel down the Strip.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The two-bedroom Metropolitan Suite is less certain: the FAQ says whirlpool tub, while Caesars’ booking panel says “tub with separate shower.” Standard rooms have no jets, though FAB rooms have a tub-and-shower combination. The Spa at Flamingo (18+) has whirlpools, and booking sites show a pool hot tub that we couldn’t confirm on Flamingo’s own pages.
Watch out for: a $49.95-plus-tax resort fee (as of October 2026) at a budget-priced hotel.
6. Westgate: Best Jetted Tub With a Kitchen
Best Jetted Tub With a Kitchen
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino
- Next to Convention Center
- Monorail station
- Westgate SuperBook
- Barry Manilow
Off-Strip beside the Las Vegas Convention Center, Westgate’s One-Bedroom Villa (900 square feet, up to four guests) has a kitchen and “a two-person jetted tub,” and the 1,300-square-foot Two-Bedroom Villa lists a jetted tub too.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The Four Bedroom Presidential Suite has two jetted tubs and sleeps 12. Westgate’s own page lists the Two-Bedroom Villa for four guests in one place and six in another, so confirm occupancy before you book. More group layouts are in our Las Vegas suites guide.
Watch out for: an off-Strip location (the hotel has its own Monorail station), no washer or dryer in the One-Bedroom Villa, and a $49.99-plus-tax resort fee (as of October 2026).
7. Planet Hollywood: Best Spa Suite Splurge
Best Spa Suite Splurge
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
- Miracle Mile Shops
- FlowRider wave pool
- PH Live
- Center-Strip location
The Two Bedroom Spa Suite (4,080 square feet) gives over an “entire level for a personal spa”: a large jetted tub overlooking the Strip, a multi-head walk-in shower, a steam room and a sauna, with butler service.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
It’s the most spa-like in-room setup we found, at a hotel otherwise priced mid-range. Smaller budgets get tubs without jets: a soaking tub by the window in the Ultra Resort Vista Room, or an oversized round soaking tub in the Ultra Hip Strip Suite.
Watch out for: a two-bedroom splurge price, plus a $54.95-plus-tax resort fee (as of October 2026).
8. Bellagio: Best Two-Bedroom Whirlpool Suites
Best Two-Bedroom Whirlpool Suites
Bellagio Las Vegas
- Fountain-view rooms
- Conservatory & gardens
- Five-pool courtyard
- "O" by Cirque du Soleil
Most Bellagio rooms have soaking tubs. The whirlpools are in the Two Bedroom Tower Suite (2,046 square feet) and the Two Bedroom Penthouse Suite (2,052 square feet), which pairs a “whirlpool tub, steam shower” with VIP lounge access.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
The nine Villas at Bellagio (6,500 square feet each) add a “garden with pool whirlpool.” Everyone else gets a soaking tub, such as the Bellagio Suite’s “couples’ soaking bath.” Spa Bellagio, closed for a remodel, says it isn’t offering jacuzzis, steam rooms or saunas for now.
Watch out for: luxury rates and a $55-plus-tax resort fee (as of October 2026).
Air-jet and “spa” tubs: close, but not jetted
Air-jet tubs at ARIA and The Cosmopolitan
ARIA’s Tower Suites and Sky Suites list a “separate air bath whirlpool tub,” and The Cosmopolitan calls its version a “bubbler tub.” Both push air bubbles rather than water jets, so neither is a Jacuzzi; ARIA’s standard rooms have soaking tubs. Our Cosmopolitan review covers the terrace categories.
| Hotel | Room category | Tub, in the hotel’s words | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ARIA | Tower Suites (incl. Restore, Corner and Center), Executive Hospitality and Sky Suites (920–2,060 sq ft) | “Separate Air Bath Whirlpool Tub” | Air jets, not water jets |
| The Cosmopolitan | Terrace Studio and Terrace Studio Fountain View (730 sq ft) | “a full-size bubbler tub” | Private terrace; tub indoors |
| The Cosmopolitan | Terrace Suite Fountain View (1,070 sq ft) | “a bubbler tub in the master bath” | Fountain-view terrace |
“Spa tubs” with no jets stated
Caesars Palace sells its Augustus Premium, Fountain View and Strip View rooms with a “spa tub.” Caesars doesn’t say it has jets and guest reports disagree, so treat it as a deep tub. Caesars confirms jets in the Caesars Palace Penthouse; a search extract of a caesars.com page also describes an Augustus Spa Suite with a whirlpool tub and sauna, which we couldn’t verify. Our Caesars Palace review compares the towers.
| Hotel | Room category | Tub, in the hotel’s words | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caesars Palace | Augustus Premium, Fountain View and Strip View rooms (650 sq ft) | “spa tub” | Jets not stated |
| New York-New York | Spa Suite (500 sq ft); One Bedroom Luxury Suite and One Bedroom Penthouse (1,100 sq ft) | “Spa tub” | Jets not stated, despite the name |
| Trump International | Penthouse Two-Bedroom Suite (City View) | “Two Italian marble bathrooms, one with spa tub” | Up to 6 |
Jacuzzi on a balcony or terrace: suites with an outdoor hot tub or private pool
Only a handful of top-tier suites and villas put a hot tub outdoors, and none is a standard room. The Cosmopolitan’s three-level Bungalow is the most accessible: the hotel splits its 2,580 square feet into a 1,695-square-foot bedroom, a 750-square-foot terrace with a fountain view and a 135-square-foot patio, and lists a “Jacuzzi plunge pool overlooking Marquee.” It sleeps three and allows a light reception for up to 10. Clark County requires the Jacuzzi to be tested daily before 3 p.m., so staff will enter once a day, and it’s booked through the hotel’s Luxury Reservations team.
| Hotel | Room category | Outdoor tub or pool, in the hotel’s words | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Cosmopolitan | Bungalow (2,580 sq ft, three levels) | “Jacuzzi plunge pool overlooking Marquee” | Fountain-view terrace; up to 3 |
| Virgin Hotels Las Vegas | Ruby Richard’s Flat (4,276 sq ft, 3 bedrooms) | “Outside area with large jacuzzi and patio seating” | Up to 6; soaking tub in the primary bath |
| Bellagio | The Villas at Bellagio (6,500 sq ft, 2 bedrooms) | “Garden with pool whirlpool” | Nine villas; up to 6 |
| Caesars Palace | The Villas (3 to 4 bedrooms, 9,420–11,850 sq ft) | “Private backyards or terraces with plunge pool/spa” | By the Garden of the Gods Pool Oasis |
| Crockfords (Resorts World) | Two-Bedroom Pool Villa (3,300 sq ft) | “Private pool, covered spa” | Butler service |
| Westgate | Imperial Sky Villa (13,200 sq ft) | “private courtyard and pool … jacuzzies in every room” | Sleeps 10; booked by request for proposal |
| Palms | One-Story (5,000 sq ft) and Two-Story (8,500 sq ft) Sky Villas | “Private pool” / “Private terrace pool” | Hot-tub wording not confirmed |
Older lists also credit the Rio’s villas and suites with whirlpools, but we couldn’t confirm any on the Rio’s own pages, so they’re left out. For outdoor space without a hot tub, see our guide to Las Vegas hotels with balconies; for the Bungalow’s view, see our rundown of fountain-view rooms.
Soaking tubs that are not Jacuzzis
These rooms have a good tub without a single jet. Book them for a long bath, not a whirlpool.
| Hotel | Room category | Tub, in the hotel’s words | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Venetian / The Palazzo | Standard suites, e.g. Luxury King Suite (650–750 sq ft) | “a Roman tub and separate shower” | No jets |
| Bellagio | Resort Tower King (626 sq ft); Bellagio Suite and most suites | “Soaking tub”; “Couples’ soaking bath” | Two-bedroom whirlpool suites excepted |
| The Cosmopolitan | Terrace One Bedroom Suite (720 sq ft) | “a deep Japanese soaking tub” | Fountain-view version sold |
| Vdara | Studios and one-bedroom suites (582 / 811 sq ft) | “spa-style soaking tub” | Non-gaming, smoke-free |
| Waldorf Astoria | Every room and suite | “spa-soaking tubs” | Per Hilton |
| Excalibur | Royal Luxury Suite (682 sq ft); Royal Two Bedroom Luxury Suite (1,034 sq ft) | “Deep Soaking Tub” | Budget |
| W Las Vegas | W Penthouse I and II (2,060 sq ft) | “soaking tub” | Includes Bathhouse Spa access |
Luxor’s and Mandalay Bay’s suites list soaking tubs too; we found no jetted tub at either hotel.
Jets without a suite: spa and pool hot tubs
A spa pass is the cheaper route to warm, bubbling water. Luxor’s Nurture Spa has jacuzzis, with a day pass of $50 Monday to Thursday and $60 Friday to Sunday, the cheapest Strip pass we found. Park MGM and The Reserve guests can use their spa’s jetted hot tub, sauna and steam room for $75 a day, and W Las Vegas sells its own guests Bathhouse passes, with warm and hot whirlpools, for $75 on Mondays and Thursdays and $100 Friday to Sunday (all as of October 2026). The Spa at Vdara (ARIA and Vdara guests only) and The Spa at Wynn have whirlpools too. Skip Spa Bellagio, closed for a remodel, and The Spa at Encore, whose wet areas were temporarily unavailable in October 2026.
Pool hot tubs count as well: Bellagio’s courtyard has four whirlpools, MGM Grand’s pool complex has three and TI’s pool has a 25-person hot tub. Compare them in our ranking of Las Vegas hotels with pools, and the passes in our guide to the best spas in Las Vegas.
What a Jacuzzi room really costs
We don’t publish nightly rates, because suite prices swing by date and event, but you can plan for the add-on. On the Strip, Clark County’s 13.38% room tax applies to the resort fee as well as the rate, so New York-New York’s $45 fee comes to $51.02 a night and a $55 fee at The Palazzo or Bellagio to $62.36 a night, before the room itself (as of October 2026). Price the jetted-tub category against the hotel’s standard room for your exact nights, and see our resort fee guide for what those fees cover.
How to book a room with a real jetted tub
- Book the category, not the feature. Search for the exact name, such as “Marquis Suite” or “Deluxe Suite,” not “Jacuzzi room.” A request at check-in is only a request.
- Read the bathroom line. “Jetted” or “whirlpool” means water jets; “air bath” or “bubbler” means air; “soaking,” “Roman” and “spa tub” promise no jets.
- Distrust old listings. Third-party sites still show MGM Grand’s Tower Spa Suite with a whirlpool tub, but MGM no longer sells it. Older lists also name the Tropicana and The Mirage, both closed in 2024.
- Check occupancy. The Marquis Suite and The Cosmopolitan’s Terrace Studio King sleep three; The Signature’s suites cap at four.
- Plan the rest of the trip. Our romantic hotels in Las Vegas pairs rooms like these with dinner and views, and our best off-Strip hotels cover resorts beyond the Strip, such as the JW Marriott in Summerlin.
FAQ
What Las Vegas hotels have a Jacuzzi in the room?
The clearest picks are The Signature at MGM Grand, where every suite lists a whirlpool spa tub; New York-New York’s Marquis and Players suites; and every suite at Treasure Island. The Palazzo’s Grand One Bedroom and Executive suites, Flamingo’s Cosmopolitan Suite, Planet Hollywood’s Two Bedroom Spa Suite and Westgate’s villas also list jetted tubs.
Which Las Vegas hotels have a hot tub on the balcony?
Only top-tier suites and villas. The Cosmopolitan’s Bungalow has a Jacuzzi plunge pool on a fountain-view terrace, Virgin Hotels’ Ruby Richard’s Flat has a large outdoor Jacuzzi, and the Villas at Bellagio list a garden pool whirlpool. Caesars Palace’s Villas and Crockfords’ Two-Bedroom Pool Villa add a plunge pool or covered spa.
Does Flamingo Las Vegas have a hot tub?
Yes, in one suite: Flamingo’s FAQ lists a jetted tub in the 800-square-foot Cosmopolitan Suite. Standard rooms have no jets, though FAB rooms have a regular tub. The Spa at Flamingo, for guests 18 and over, has whirlpools, and booking sites show a pool hot tub that Flamingo’s own pages don’t confirm.
What hotels in Las Vegas have a private pool in the room?
Private pools come with villas, not rooms. Crockfords’ Two-Bedroom Pool Villa at Resorts World has a private pool and a covered spa, the Palms sells Sky Villas with a private pool, and Westgate’s Imperial Sky Villa has a private courtyard and pool. The Cosmopolitan’s Bungalow has a heated plunge pool.
Are there cheap hotels with a Jacuzzi in the room in Las Vegas?
Yes, at budget-priced hotels, but only in suites. New York-New York’s Marquis Suite has a four-person whirlpool tub, and Flamingo’s Cosmopolitan Suite has a jetted tub. Mid-range Treasure Island and Westgate are the next step up. Add the resort fee and tax before you compare.
Is a bubbler or soaking tub the same as a Jacuzzi?
No. A soaking tub, including The Venetian’s Roman tub, is a deep tub with no jets. A bubbler or “air bath” tub, as at The Cosmopolitan and ARIA, pushes air bubbles rather than water jets. A “spa tub,” as in Caesars Palace’s Augustus rooms, may or may not have jets, so ask before you book.
The quickest route to a real Jacuzzi in Las Vegas is to book one of the categories above and confirm the bathroom wording on the booking screen. For the wider field, see our best hotels in Las Vegas.
Prices vary according to travel dates and availability.
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