BATHHOUSE Spa
📍 3940 S Las Vegas Blvd Delano, Las Vegas, Nevada, 89119
Pricing
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Day Pass | $75-$100 |
| Spa Facility Day Pass: Hotel Guests Only - Monday & Thursday: $75, Friday to Sunday: $100. 20% service charge added to each spa and salon service. | |
What Visitors Say
What Visitors Liked
What Visitors Noted
Cold Plunge & Sauna
This spa offers a comprehensive thermal experience centered around therapeutic plunge pools, a steam room, and three distinct saunas. The plunge pools are carved from polished stone and maintained at specific temperatures to stimulate circulation. Spa-goers describe a fluid journey between these elements, though some note the pools are warm rather than hot. The ethereal steam room is infused with rich herbal essences, and the three saunas offer a progressive increase in both heat and humidity. The steam rooms are co-ed and located within the locker room areas. A traditional cold plunge is not mentioned by guests.
Atmosphere
The spa provides a serene, opulent atmosphere with modern design. Smooth obsidian onyx walls reflect the soft glow of hundreds of candles, creating a captivating and tranquil environment. The unique co-ed layout fosters a sense of community in plush lounge areas, though some guests note the spa can play loud string orchestra music, which can detract from relaxation. The entrance is unmarked, enhancing the feeling of entering a private sanctuary.
Pricing
The spa offers a day pass, which guests find reasonable at approximately $100 per person. Pricing for specific treatments like massages and nail services is available, with some guests noting the overall experience can be spendy, particularly if accessibility issues prevent full use of the amenities.
Staff
The staff, masseurs, and masseuses are frequently described as very kind, professional, and helpful. Specific massage therapists like Julie and Melissa receive high praise for their skill, with Julie noted for her custom massages. Nail technicians Janet and Marie are also highlighted for being professional and doing excellent work. However, some guests report being understaffed on weekends, making it difficult to find assistance.
Additional Amenities
For those seeking private indulgence, the spa offers luxurious private tubs for soaking. The facility also provides seasonal massage options, such as a summer berry or pumpkin spice massage, which are highly recommended by guests. Nail services are available and performed in a professional manner.
Location & Expansion
BATHHOUSE Spa is located within the W Las Vegas (formerly the Delano) on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip. It is a separate facility from the spa at Mandalay Bay, and guests recommend specifically requesting it when booking. The layout requires navigating multiple staircases to access the common social area from the locker rooms, which presents significant accessibility challenges.
What Reviewers Love
- The spa offers a unique, modern co-ed thermal experience with multiple saunas, a steam room, and plunge pools.
- Massage therapists, particularly Julie and Melissa, receive exceptional praise for their skilled and personalized treatments.
- The atmosphere is described as serene and opulently designed, providing an escape from the Las Vegas Strip.
Amenities
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the spa co-ed?
Yes, the entire spa facility, including the steam rooms located within the locker rooms, is co-ed. Guests are required to wear bathing suits.
Is the spa accessible for guests with mobility issues?
No, many guests report it is not handicap accessible. The men's side requires navigating full flights of stairs to reach the common area, and private tubs lack safety rails, making entry and exit difficult.
What should I bring?
Guests must bring a bathing suit, as the facility is co-ed. It is also recommended to bring a bag for wet swimwear, as towel hooks are reportedly lacking in the showers.
Are appointments necessary for treatments?
While not explicitly stated, guests detail booking massages and nail appointments in advance, and specific therapists like Julie are in high demand, suggesting reservations are recommended.
