Booked the aromatherapy bath. It was the best bath ever. I loved it. The aroma, the hot bubbling water, tea, etc. What an experience. I also love the modern minimalist decor, my type. I cannot wait to return. read more

For some reason, this is the first spa experience I've had in Vegas. The waterfalls and lighting and decor are simple and clean. Slate-colored walls, water trickling, and best of all peace and quiet. We came on a Monday, so there was hardly anyone there. The four hours I was there, I saw about 8 women. $25 for entrance which gets you access to their gym which is pretty impressive with cardio machines that have individual screens and weights. They do provide tennis shoes and towels just in case you forgot yours. At first it was kind of weird, because it was so quiet, but I wouldn't have it any other way. You check in the front where you're assigned a locker where they provide you with a robe and slippers. Someone comes back and shows you around. It's quite a bit smaller than I thought it would have been, but still with all the amenities. They had a sauna, two steam rooms, a cold, warm, and hot jacuzzi with chairs and magazines, cucumbers to put over your eyes, and cold towels with 4 private bath areas. Also separating the locker room and the spa was a waiting room complete with apples, bananas, coffee, teas, juice, and cucumber and citrus water. The only thing I would have changed was the private bath areas weren't clean and I wasn't even sure if I was allowed to use them, but that would have been nice. The locker room is also equipped with almost everything you would need. They even provide a straightening iron upon request! The entire time I was there, attendants were walking around making sure the cleanliness of the spa was maintained and almost all of them asked me how everything was and if I needed more water or juice! Now that's service! Maybe when I hit the lottery I can manage to part with the $180 it costs to get a 50 minute treatment! read more

I have always been happy with my experiences here. I love the dark modern decor, the treatment rooms and the massages! Trust me the decor is secondary, i wouldn't go back unless I had a good deep tissue. I like this better then the Hard Rock, Four Seasons, Venetian or Palms Spa. Next time in Vegas I am going to try the Wynn, I have heard some wonderful things! read more

BATHHOUSE Spa - Entrance - Day Spas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Last minute massage accommodation with Rekiia was so amazing!!!! If you go you have to request her, one of the best massages I have ever gotten. Ultimate relaxation and the best scalp massage ever. read more

I had the best massage in my 49yrs with Sudo, he took the time to ask me about my problem areas. He is trained in Japan and really has healing hands. He incorporated shiatsu in my massage. I have been in so much pain for years. My shoulders, tmj, my lower back and my heels. I haven't felt so relaxed and at ease as now. read more

Review is for simply using the day pass we didn't do any treatments. $30 gets you all-day access to the spa for use of the hot tub areas, sauna, steam room, "quiet lounge" and bath /shower facilities - along with robe/sandals and a locker. This was well worth $30! The spa is pretty small, but it never felt crowded. The larger hot tub area has about 8 deck chairs and plenty of magazines for reading. Near the sauna, there are also ice cold towels and cucumbers for your eyes, which was a nice touch. Steam room was great, sauna was not hot enough and it's too bad you can't control the temp. We loved the amenities - super yummy cranberry/pineapple juice, water, tea, coffee, fresh fruit and pretzels. The bathroom was well-stocked as well. The treatments seemed really pricey, but this is Vegas. read more

Its very dark its very sexy- I might be buzzed I think a girl tried to hug me in the steam room Perhaps I fell perhaps I fell into her perhaps her naked body fell into mine. Its very dark and the Bathhouse interior is surreal and serene. Awesome cold pool awesome black hot pool. Clean well anointed. Good hair dryers Some A class massage therapists. I might be poor after that hot $$$tone massage. But the hug of a fellow steaming guests makes us feel rich. Delano You go girl ! read more

I highly enjoyed my time here! I had a flight late in the evening, and came upon this place when looking to kill time for the afternoon- ended up staying from 12:30-5pm! I got a 50 minute massage which only actually lasted 40 minutes and was okay (definitely not worth the $160 plus tip I paid), but the included use of the facility for the day was well worth it. It's small but I felt I had a reasonable amount of privacy the whole time, and it's gender specific per side so clothing optional. It had 2 jacuzzi areas and cold bath, sauna, eucalyptus steam room, lounge with light snacks and beverages, shower area with products to use such as hairspray, blowdryers, deoderant, etc. Would highly recommend over the Nurture Luxor spa I almost went to which had similar pricing and no use of facilities included. read more

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Nice minimalist style sauna. I've come twice early in the morning, and it's usually not crowded. Very clean and has electric sauna, steam room (pretty good) and warm and cold whirlpools. Also nice juice and water and coffee and lounge area. I wish the sauna and hot tub were hotter and you cannot adjust the temperature. And maybe if there was also an infrared sauna, this place would have it all. Anyway, this spa gets the job done. This review is just for the 39 dollar day pass, not services. read more

Do NOT get a facial at this spa. Throughout the facial I kept telling the esthetician, Daisy, that the products were burning my skin and she told me that it meant the products "were working" and it was normal. After my appointment my face was still stinging. She looked at me as I was leaving and told me I was "glowing." I hadn't seen my face yet when she said this. They also charged me before the service --and now I know why. I was horrified when I saw my face in the mirror. I had severe chemical burns all over my face (and I had very clear healthy skin before the facial). I have had to seek medical treatment and filed a complaint with hotel security to document it. Despite this, the spa has refused to refund my money (security asked them to do this as well and they said--"we don't give refunds.") My face now looks like I have been in an accident and I am told it will scar. This isn't minor redness. I have huge red burns across my face. The spa's handling of this has been disgraceful. When I asked them to send someone to my room to help me or provide some sort of soothing product, they told me that they couldn't do anything to help because they "didn't want to make it worse." So the message from the Bathhouse is: "If we f**k up your face and cause severe damage, you are on your own... and we are keeping your $150." The Nevada board of cosmetology needs to look into their business practices (it's my next stop). read more

I hated my experience here! Normally, I would go to Qua at Ceasars but since we were staying at TheHotel, thought I'd give it a try. Had a TheHotel facial with Jennifer. She was not gentle at all. A few times I actually said "ouch" but she just ignored me. When she did the extractions, I literally felt she was gauging me with a knife. It was that painful. Hate this place. Spa itself is dark and gloomy. Felt like being in a cave! For $150 facial, just skip it. I'd rather pay $200 at Qua. To this day, a week later , my face is still breaking out. It's so crazy. I take very good care of my face and have never had problems with my skin after a high end facial. Hey, Bathhouse: dump the yogurt exfoliator ; it burns and stings!! No wonder your spa is empty on a holiday weekend! Just horrible. read more

This is a very nice spa overall! I did the soaking treatment, which was nice. I chose a 25 minute mud bath soak, and was escorted to a nice room with a personal tub heated up and ready to go. My attendant- Priscilla- was very nice and had everything ready to go for my service, including freshly cut cucumbers for my eyes, snacks/fruits/a cup of spa juice, and a loofah and fresh towels. The soak itself was very refreshing! The spa facilities were great- I was pleased with the large and deep hot tub. You are also allowed to return any time before 8:30 p.m. which I did at exactly 8 p.m. but be warned- it was deserted at this time. If you like privacy and want to use the spa facility, definitely go in the evening! Tip: there are signs saying to not use your cell phone, but no one hassled me or the other people using their phones :) read more

BATHHOUSE Spa - My mud bath soak! - Day Spas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Oh Thebathhouse at THEhotel, I goddam love you. From the second you get off the elevator and walk in, you feel SO relaxed. Unlike the spa at Mandalay Bay, and most other spas for that matter, Thebathhouse is beautifully decorated in grays and slates. Something about the darker quieter colors make the experience so much more relaxing. This spa is a lot smaller than the one at Mandalay Bay (I think it might be half the size) but its got everything the avid spa enthusiast needs: 3 pools with varying temps, multiple saunas (both electric and steam), treatment rooms, a full salon, and an amazing waterfall that I love to take a nap next to with a chilled cucumbers and a cold towel over my eyes. Sublime! I also like to take extra long showers, using up all the fancy lotions and potions they have in those giant bottles. Try leaving the conditioner in your hair, and go relax in one of the saunas for a deep condition before rinsing it out. The vanity area has so many different amenities that you don't have to bring anything with you. On top of the expected high end lotions and potions, they have hair ties, cotton swabs, brushes, hair dryers, flat irons, curling irons, and also some very nice hair products, as well as razors and shaving cream. I literally only brought my iPhone and chapstick. Some people have written reviews complaining that this spa doesn't give you enough food in the quiet lounge. I don't understand what the big deal is, did they come to a spa expecting a brunch buffet? All you really need is iced water, bananas, and some of that pineapple juice cocktail they make geez. If you book one of their treatments, you get a free day pass which allows you to come in and out until they close at 8:00pm, otherwise a day pass costs only $25 and gives you access to all the spa amenities (a 3-day pass only costs $65!). Also, this place never gets crowded. But if you really want to feel like you have the place to yourself, try coming before 10am, or after 4pm. Thebathhouse at THEhotel has me hooked. I don't think I can ever go to another spa again. read more

This was the second spa that I visited in Las Vegas this week and probably the fourth or fifth that I've visited in town ever, so keep in mind that I'm comparing the place against all of those other spas. I came to Bathhouse for a massage which did not disappoint. Tony was my therapist and he gave my back the good working-over that I desperately needed. He even gave me a few extra minutes at no extra charge, which was very nice of him. As for the spa area, it's labyrinthine, for one thing, and the spaces are so narrow in some areas that you find yourself edging past other people--not a terribly comfortable position to be in when you're both naked. The steam room is tiny and terribly overheated; the sauna was also tiny but way too cool. In terms of beverages, there really aren't any other than water and... water (with citrus slices), though I will give the place props for putting out bananas--a great idea to grab one of those if you've done a lot of sweating. There are also very few places to grab towels, and even fewer places to toss them once you've used them. If you're an experienced spa-goer, you know that an ample supply of towels is vital. My biggest complaint, though, is probably the strangest-sounding. There is a horrendous lack of hooks on the wall for robes, so you end up having to drape robes and towels on any available surface or railing--and of these, there are few. At one point I ended up having to toss my robe on the floor when I got into the whirlpool, just because there wasn't anyplace else to put it. Less than desirable. I probably won't be returning to Bathhouse, but I do give Tony props for a good massage. read more

This has got to be THE BEST spa! It is so beautiful the moment you walk in. It is located inside THEhotel, a boutique hotel and part of Mandalay Bay. The colors (basic and clean) and sounds of the waterfalls are so relaxing. There are 12 shower stalls which are humongous and have different scented shower gel/shampoo/conditioner sets. I love the grapefruit one! There's also a coconut one that is pretty nice too. After taking a shower, I like to leave conditioner in my hair and jump in the sauna to get a deep condition. :) I love going in the heated pools, there are 3 of them. Yay! :) Most of the times we go, we end up taking naps on the very comfy spa lounge chairs next to the pools. So cuddly!! After the day of pampering, we hang out in the lounge area and have our teas and fresh fruits. What a way to spend the day relaxing!!! read more

I have been to a number of high end spas, though just once a year, because I don't have money coming out of my ears like Angelina Jolie. Since I can only "afford" the grandiose spas such as Bathhouse once a year, I have very high expectations of the service and accommodations. I was not disappointed by Bathhouse. In fact, I was quite impressed. Other yelpers have noted that Bathhouse is small. This is true. For me, a spa needn't be large to be upscale. In fact, I felt this place was more like a boutique hotel. The staff was very affable, helpful, and attentive. The decor and design are sleek, very clean, and private. (Note: I went on a Monday afternoon.) I had two treatments: the creme brulee pedicure ($110) and the 50 minute facial ($135). The pedicure chairs have individual tvs with earphones so you can watch that if you like. There are 3 pools of differing temperatures, a very nice and clean exercise facility, and a steam room. The lounge area had a tv, magazines, newspapers, a variety of fruit, and drinks. In a nutshell, this place is nicer than the Four Seasons Spa in Maui. And that place was twice as expensive. read more

Overpriced, Unskilled Esthetician Last week my sister, sister-in-law and I decided to treat ourselves to facials and massages at the Bathhouse during a family trip to Las Vegas. I was very happy with the first service, a massage, that I received -- Anthony's technique was superb and I walked out with far fewer knots in my neck than when I arrived! However, the Bathhouse Cleansing Facial is incorrectly named. It should be called the ineffectual lotion-rubbing facial. I paid nearly $200 and had to ask three times before Brooke -- the most inept esthetician I have ever encountered -- would do a single extraction. The whole point of having a cleansing facial done by a professional is to have extractions; I can swirl lotion on my face for 10 minutes myself! I thought maybe I was being overly harsh on the hapless Brooke until later that evening when my sister, sister-in-law and I discussed what we liked/disliked about our afternoon at the Bathhouse. All three of us -- including my sister-in-law, who is an esthetician -- thought the facial by Brooke was the worst we had ever been subjected to. I would strongly recommend going to the Canyon Ranch Spa instead. That's where we all went last time; each of us regretted spending all of the money that we did at Bathhouse. Believe me, it won't happen again! read more

Visited 3 spas over 4th of July weekend and this was the last of the 3 and the least impressive (others were Mandarin and Canyon Ranch). First, I get there...front desk staff are friendly enough but not one of the 3 people (who weren't busy helping anyone else) lead me back to the locker room area...just pointed in general directions. Second, get there and an attendant is supposed to greet me (per front desk staffs instructions) but I only found one attendant for the whole locker room who was cleaning and clearly annoyed with having another guest arrive and interrupt her her chores. Third, got a locker with the usual fare in it but the robe was dirty around the neck and shoulder area. Got another attendant to get me one and just as I received it the original attendant wanted to know if I got it from another locker so she could replace it...no apology for a dirty robe in the first place. AND THEN......tour of the wet area....confusing lay out and would be very easy to wander into the men's area.....BUT THE JACUZZI HAD 2 WOMEN SITTING IN IT BUTTT NEKKKID!!!! EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!! No woman in her right mind would sit on a wet warm toilet at a stadium or an arena....WHY NOW!!! This is Vegas and a high volume hotel. I asked the attendant if she had disposable swimsuits (like Mandarin) and she SAID NO!!!!! I don't want water that's been around your crotch on or in my crotch!!! DISGUSTING!!! So i just stuck with the saunas until my massage...which was okay. Room is kinda cold and clinical (i'm more of a Zen-like spa kinda girl) He had good technique but rushed the ending which i guess is standard for most men in Vegas...lol read more

I really liked this spa. I've been to several others here in Vegas and I think that the bath house is intimate & exclusive. It is not filled with vibrant lights or calming music. It's dark, sleek and sexy. If you are claustrophobic then I wouldn't recommend going. The day spa option is only 25$. You get all day access until 8:30 pm. They have cold, warm tubs, steam room and sauna. It's almost like a maze when you get inside but it's the best spa maze I've been to! read more

The staff is unpleasant, the facilities are small and not that great. But here are a few of the things you can expect at the BATHHOUSE: You'll wait around 15 minutes in the steam room for something to happen sucking in lukewarm moist air (and nothing will happen). You'll get to see a broken condom sandwiched between glass in the men's (not that hot) tub. You'll make an appointment which they will have no record of (and you have a receipt for), and they will still bill you for. Some guy will take pictures of you on his phone. A huge portion of why I stayed at the Delano was the spa, and honestly, you are better off just going to the spa at Mandalay. The facilities are larger, cleaner, and in better working order. This might have killed my staying at Mandalay / Delano for me as well. I'm a loyal MGM member, but I'm probably going to move onto the Bellagio or the Aria. read more

The rating and information provided is not based on any spa services. It is only based on the cleanliness and condition of the Men's Sauna facility, and offerings. Spa Type: European/Resort Admission: - $30 (Day Pass/ Hotel Guest) - Free with any service (Required) Vanities (5) - Stocked with standard essentials Showers (3) - All stocked with Shampoo, Conditioner and Body Wash Saunas (2) - Wet/Steam (Eucalyptus) w/Rinse Shower inside. - Dry Pools (2) - Hot (Jacuzzi)(100°F) - Cold Plunge(78°F) Quiet Room/Lounge: Yes, 2 L-Shaped couches and a TV on very low volume. Robe: One size, larger and fluffy. Towels: Large and small available inside Overall Impression: The facility is very nice, but small. There was a frustrating lack of robe/towel hooks for both the showers and the pools. The temperatures on the pools are not great; The cold plunge was not very cold, and the hot jacuzzi was warm by most standards. If you're standing at the Mandalay Bay/Delano property, skip the Bathhouse at Delano and go to Spa Mandalay instead. The size, the amenities, everything about it is bigger and much better for the same price. read more

We were given two free passes to this spa after being upgraded to the top floor at the Delano. Although I only spent about an hour at this spa, I really enjoyed my time there. The ambience was relaxing, quiet, and spacious. The color scheme of the spa is a bit monotone and bland, however. There was a quiet resting area where you could sit and read magazines and have refreshments such as apples, bananas, coffee, tea, cold water, pretzels, and fruit juice. The only problem is that the pretzels were dry and seemed like a cheap offering for such an expensive spa. The coffee was almost cold/ lukewarm and there was no milk / half and half. The cold water bottles were just hotel brand filtered water (not Evian/Fiji/Pelligrino). It seems that the hotel was trying to cut costs. I would return only if given a free entry pass. Otherwise, I don't think it's worth paying to visit. Sorry to say but I'm just being honest. read more

I love going to spa.... and have been to a lot of them thought out the years. Staying at the THEhotel so decided to to try out Thebathhouse. I was looking in my room trying to find the spa menu...there was none. Luckily I had my computer with me, I was able to look for it on line. When I asked the concierge about it. They said that it was one of thing they cut back on when the Hotel went "GREEN"... I think it's stupid. It makes it inconvenience for the guest who is trying to find out about the services. When called to make a reservation.... it took the call to reservation center where they can't answer any questions at all about the product or services. Asked reservation to connect me to the front desk of the spa. They would not so I was put on hold 3 times while they were trying to get me an answer. After all that the answer that I was give was wrong. After making some noise I was connected to the front desk of the spa. Don't understand why they couldn't just connect me in the first place. Once I got there for my appt the place seem nice. I booked the men package...which was a facial and a massage. Had a tour by a nice attendant. So decided to take a dip in the jacuzzi before the treatments. That was wonderful. Got the facial it was ok, it seems rushed. But the saving grace was was the massage. I had Tony as the therapist strong hands and really listen to your body. He went over the time by 15 mins. no additional charge. HE was AMAZIIING... after a wonderful massage i went into the eucalyptus steam room, then another dip in the hot tub. I would go back but will call them directly to book here's the direct number 702-632-9172 read more

I had an excellent experience at The Bath House Spa and I look forward to returning. The ambiance and decor are very peaceful and private. This is different from most spas that I have experienced that are bright and lively. After an active few days in Las Vegas this was the perfect way to wind down and prepare for a flight home. I got a massage from Stephanie. She was very receptive to my sensitivities and I came out of the massage feeling amazing. The one hour massage is on the expensive side but I was very happy with the service. All of the spa facilities are included in the price of a massage or treatment so come early and plan to stay awhile so that you can make the most of them. I had to check out of my hotel room but I wasn't flying out the city until the evening so I used the spa as my camp for the day. I was able to use the gym at the spa and steam room before my massage and relax in the various soaking pools (cool, warm and hot) after my massage, as well as making the most of the quiet lounge. All of the staff and spa attendants were very friendly and the spa offers quality soaps and styling products. Next time I am at Mandalay Bay I will just make use of the day spa pass which is an excellent deal. read more

I absolutely loved my experience at the Bathhouse. I visited on March 23rd, 2019. I started off with a 50min. massage, which was amazing. Then I took advantage of the baths. I was concerned that the dark slate decor might be too dark and I'd feel like I was in a dongeon, but it created a modern and tranquil experience. On the plus side, it wasn't very busy so for the most part I felt like I had the spa to myself. There were snacks and refreshments, ample supply of towels, cucumbers and cold cloths for your face, lockers had combination locks with a bathrobe. The staff was friendly and helpful. My only complaint would be that the eucalyptus steam room was with out eucalyptus. I will definitely be returning on my next trip to Vegas! read more

This place is as good as it gets. I just had the best massage from Julie and best facial from Amy-- it was SO relaxing!! The sauna, stream room and pools were great as well in case you come in for the location itself vs. a massage. I am just so happy I was able to come here. All of the employees I interacted with were incredible and I will definitely be coming back read more

I regularly go to spas. I've been to THEbathhouse a couple of times, on different trips. I always either have this place to myself or there are so few patrons as to not have any issues using the spa; good and acceptable selection of fruit, juice, tea, etc (although I have been to spas that offer even more, as well as more amenties when you're leaving, like free perfume, high-end moisturizers, etc); I like the dark atmosphere a lot. The day pass fee is very reasonable. I've always found the staff to be friendly and helpful. On the other hand, apart from the wood sauna, the temperatures are MUCH too cool and not correct for a spa. The whirlpool is particularly embarrassing, it is just above lukewarm. One of the "cool" pools is lukewarm and is a good option to cool down if the genuinely cold pool is too much for you. The timing on the steam room is off, the steam doesn't come on for long enough to keep the room at the correct hot temperature, and the room completely empties of steam for several minutes before the steam comes on again. Watch out for the more splintery areas in the wood sauna. I suggest sitting on a towel and not leaning back on the wall. Fix the temperature issues and this place will be 4 stars, easily. read more

Terribly disappointing; go to Qua for good service. Borderline surly front desk staff at both check in and out. They seemed annoyed that I wanted to pay for both my and my mom's services with one credit card. And then I found out why--you cant! They had to run my card twice, and then told me that I had to sign for my service in the therapy room, but then to come back out to the front desk to sign for my mom's. Does that make any sense? Oh, and they provided dirty, dirty robes to both me and mom. Great job! And my massage therapist was not friendly, even after she was 11 minutes late for my appointment. No apology, no hello, no banter--just sour. Then she shortchanged me about 3 minutes on my massage. After it was over, she did not take me back to the waiting area, she just pointed down the stairs and said "that's the way back." What a bitch. The only person who was very nice and helpful was an older Asian attendant who really bent over backwards to show us around. Facility wise, very stark, which I generally liked. But I noticed that the grout and stonework was cracking and falling apart. You can hardly tell because almost everything is black (walls, stonework, flooring, etc.), but it is noticeable when you're putting your head and face close to crumbling flecks in the hot tubs. I complained upon leaving and the front desk staff went from pseudo friendly to cold. Granted, I was offered free facility passes and to speak to the manager, but I declined. I have no intention of coming back here when there is reliable Qua. read more

I am a spa snob. I don't know how this happened b/c I grew eating government cheese, drinking lipton tea, and the only pool I had access to was the big cement thingy with water and tons of chlorine at the middle of our apartment complex. Nevertheless, when it comes to spas I am hard to please but always appreciative. Cleansing myself of debauchery is by far my favorite thing to do in Vegas. I have been to many of the big spas in Vegas including: the wynn, the bellagio, venetian (canyon ranch), the mgm, etc. but the Bathhouse tops them all It's dark and relaxing with three different temperate Jacuzzis and a lounging pool. The spa and steam room are equally as awesome. They need to improve their snack selection (MGM beats them there) and vanity area (MGM & Bellagios are nicer) but overall it is the total package. The low down: $35 daily pass (I think $30 if you are staying at The Hotel). Gym pass for the day is included Not crowded on weekdays read more

I am now a huge fan of this place! Everyone is so friendly here. Everything is calm best massage I have EVER had! Everyone should come here, and feel this type of peace! read more

The best spa experience I've ever had. The ambiance is spectacular - it's all espresso wood and slate walls with water features and glass staircases aplenty. The staff was very polite from check in to check out. I had a 25 minute herbal bath, a hot stone massage and a manicure. My mani lasted for five days without chipping, and the hot stone massage...well...I wouldn't have minded if THAT had lasted for five days, too! So relaxing! The bath was nice - you're basically sitting in a tub full of tea, in a darkened room with a ceiling so high you can barely see the top. I do wish the music in there would've been a little louder, as I couldn't hear it over the roar of the jets. Overall, Bathhouse was an amazing experience, and I'm definitely adding it to my "must do when in Vegas" list! read more

I love the baths!!!!!! I love the scrubs!!!!!! I LOVE THE WHOLE PLACE!!!!!! It's an awesome spa! There's a dry and wet steam room, a mini pool, lounge chairs, clean showers, mini hot tubs, and the best private baths!!! Not to mention they're CLEAN! You know you're getting a new robe and slippers and they have all the nice-itties you need. Plus there's lots of coffee, beverages, fruits and muffins! LOVES IT! read more

This place is absolutely fantastic! My sister and I love coming here. Every year we go on a sisters only trip and this is one of our favorite places to go. It's very calming and relaxing. A lot of people have complained that it's "cold and uninviting" but I actually think it's the complete opposite. All of Vegas is loud and in your face but this place is subtle and a nice break from the noisy strip. The massages were wonderful and tranquil. The Spa itself is very clean and easy to navigate. The three different "pools" are great! Since THEhotel doesn't have it's own pool my sister and I actually went down to the spa on a couple of days to relax and cool off. The Mandalay Bay pool was too crowded but this was the perfect alternative. On the downside you do have to pay to get into the Spa (I think it's around twenty dollars) everyday but for my sister and I, it was well worth it. The salon upstairs is lovely as well. I highly recommend (if getting your nails done) Angel and Erika. I swore to them on my first visit almost three years ago I would mention them in my yelp review and I'm just now getting to it. They are both fabulous and I highly recommend either one of them. They do excellent work and are two of the nicest people I have ever met! Personally, I think the spa is reasonably priced for it's location and what you are receiving. Also I love the seperate areas for men and women! Very nice. And to those complaining about "nekid" women. It is in fact a spa. People might be naked. It's nothing you haven't seen before. Calm down. Enjoy the calming music and waterfall and relax. Naked women aren't going to hurt you. My next trip is coming up in a couple months, and I can't wait to go again! read more

If you are looking to splurge a bit for spa day, I would recommend checking out THEbathhouse. The decor is very muted with cool colors and a lot of darks and grays. The spa is a little smaller than I expected, but it worked well. The staff was extremely nice. The layout of the spa can be a little confusing, so I had the spa attendant show me around. The spa includes: -eucalyptus steam room -sauna -heated whirlpool (the water was lukewarm though) -cold plunge pool -a lounge stocked with fruits, juices, and waters -a pool and gym I got the custom bathing experience package, which included a custom 25 minute stress-relieving bath and a 50 minute massage. I read online that I was supposed to get a 25 minute scrub too, which I thought I was getting...but since I added the detoxifying acupoint and paraffin hand treatment, I didn't. The massage was excellent and the masseuse applied the perfect amount of pressure. Probably the best massage I have ever gotten! The bath was okay, I wish I had gotten the scrub instead, since I already spent a good portion of the day in the whirlpool. My total for that package was $235. My boyfriend got the Gentleman's Package which included a 50 minute massage and a 50 minute facial. He enjoyed both as well. His total was $250. Overall a relaxing experience! read more

I've never ever been to get a massage before because I just never liked the idea of being pandered to and taken care of that way, but The Girl was excited about going while in Vegas so I finally capitulated and agreed to a facial. [insert sexual joke here] We were staying at The Hotel at Mandalay Bay so it was just downstairs. We had a 1:30pm appointment. She had 2.5 hours of treatments lined up while mine was 45 minutes. The facilities are really nice and conducive to relaxing, which I tried to do. My facialist was named Amber and she was very funny and understanding. She asked if I had any allergies since this was an organic facial treatment. She explained each step and was very reassuring. I actually was able to relax and enjoy the 45 minutes of peace without much thought. The time flew by and it was over before I knew it. I definitely felt more relaxed and enjoyed the session. We were allowed to use the facilities the rest of the day, which I only spent about 20 minutes in. The Girl enjoyed her treatment and smelled of creme brulee (one of my fav desserts) afterwards, which was gravy. All in all, a very good experience for my first one. Only 4 stars because have nothing to compare it to. read more

Got the signature facial here. This is my second visit. My friends and I all loves the ambiance of this place! Will visit again for my next trip to Vegas. read more

Spent 2 days at this spa. Day one included a 50 min massage with Tony and a 50 min facial with George. Best of each I have ever had! I'm a massage envy member so I have had a lot of massages by many different people. The facilities are serene, dark, quiet, zen like feel. For those who get clostrophobic, a full day may be a little much. I enjoyed relaxing by the hot tubs reading magazines, in and out of steam room, hot tubs, shower. Even though it's clothing optional, I didn't see anyone without a bathing suit. The attendants were very nice and helpful. My husband was on the men's side and when I needed to communicate with him they would send a male attendant to to deliver my message. I highly recommend it! read more

Wish they told us beforehand that genders are separated. My girlfriend and I went in together looking for a relaxing time but never got to see each other. When I entered No staff was there and was unable to figure out the locker. After walking around for a couple minutes I found all the staff watching football in the tv room. I was told the men's side does not have a cold plunge after going in. The sinks only have cold water so even though they have kits for shaving it's not really possible. Would not recommend. read more

(*) 1 star for the massage (*) 1 star for the service (they not only provide hair dryers but also curling irons and wigo straightening flat irons) (*) 1 star for the facilities (steam room, sauna room, several baths at different temperatures, lockers and showers, etc.) (*) 1 star for the modern decor/ambiance (*) minus 1 star for the salty assortment of nuts (i was hoping for some fresh almonds and dried apricots) = overall 3 stars read more

Summary: First-time customer with high expectations after having read the reviews and seeing the pictures. While the massage was great, the facilities and ambience left little to be desired. Don't come here for quiet/relaxation as it's not in the cards. Initial Reaction: As soon as you walk into the facility, the mood is set: dark, clean, cool with meditative music. The front desk lady was very polite (contrary to other reviewers, but I can see it's hit/miss depending on who you get at the counter). I was then ushered into a second room with a man who gave me a tour of the changing room and spa - "WOW!" That was my initial take. Great facility: big bathroom, steam room, sauna, hot tub and cold tub, with a quiet area with fruits, waters, etc. "I was going to enjoy this," I thought to myself. It didn't turn out that way. Massage: After jumping in the hot tub and chilling-out on the couch, I was ushered into the 2nd floor rooms. Big Tony greeted me with a strong handshake, so I knew he was going to be a good masseuse! Great massage... I had the Delano Signature. He tried to engage in chit-chat, which was unusual... most masseuses generally ask a few things at the start, but keep quiet during the actual massage... not a big deal as he quieted down after I didn't engage and wanted to zone-out. . After 50 minutes, I was done and the next unusual thing happened: like a restaurant, Big Tony handed me the check in the massage room! It felt uncomfortable dealing with business right after the massage, considering I was planning to go back down to enjoy the tubs/steam rooms. Delano, you guys have to stop this practice - it totally breaks up the mood/ambience of a massage, "PAY US! AND, DON'T FORGET THE TIP!" is the message. Really bad form. Post-Massage: After that weirdness, I was looking forward to showering off and doing a few cycles of heat/cold/rest in the spa. A few things that are problematic and probably can't be changed: 1) There are service people going in/out of side doors in the tubs/quiet area space. These are the guys who replace the towels and keep things handy, but there isn't 5 minutes that goes by where the maintenance team isn't going through the doors. So, every 5 minutes (sometimes sooner), you hear the blast of those spring levers on the doors and the door slamming. You can't really relax when you're constantly hearing doors open/slamming shut. So, ANNOYING! You want to chill and doze, but impossible. Unfortunately, nothing they can do as that's the layout/architecture of the place... kinda stupid to have the laundry/supply room in the middle of the quiet area. Perhaps limit the maintenance crew to going in/out only every 30 minutes? Or, replacing the doors with something that doesn't cause a racket every time you open and close it?? 2) There is a TV in the quiet area!! Huh? Totally defeats the purpose... I read a review of how someone was scolded for bringing their phone to check email. What?? Checking Facebook is bad, but TV with loud football games are OKt?? Ridiculous... rip out the TV! 3) People are yapping and laughing in the tubs/quiet area. Again, with so many spa workers walking around, you'd think they'd remind people it's a quiet area. Tough to doze and relax when people are yapping it up. This isn't a pool or bar... it's a place to relax. Delano needs to enforce this. 4) Cold pool isn't really that... I expected a real cold pool, like I've seen in other spas: ice cold. I stepped in expecting ICE, but was met my cool water. I think they just ran regular cold water from the tap into the pool. Disappointing... Overall, massage was great, but the practices of its staff (asking for money while in the massage room, constant opening/slamming of doors) and not maintaining an environment that allows you quiet, comfort and relaxation will lead me to pick another spa next time. read more