Saunas and Bathhouses on the Las Vegas Strip

5 resort spas on and just off the Las Vegas Strip where you can use the saunas, steam rooms and pools, most of them with a day pass for non-guests.

5 places, 1 with a cold plunge, 1 hammam, 5 resort spa day passes, day passes from $40.

Spa passes on the Strip

The resort spas on Las Vegas Boulevard are the city's main place to sweat. Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace has Roman-style baths and an arctic room, Spa Mandalay has a hydrotherapy pool and a cold plunge, and Canyon Ranch at The Venetian sells a public day pass that also covers its fitness floor. Hibiscus Spa at The Westin on East Flamingo Road is a short walk from the Strip and has one of the lower pass prices.

At Sahra Spa & Hammam in The Cosmopolitan, people who are not staying at the hotel get the hammam and saunas only when they book a treatment.

Passes can sell out on busy weekends, so book ahead. See all saunas in Las Vegas, including private infrared studios in Summerlin and Henderson, or compare resort spa day passes in other cities.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a sauna day pass cost in the Las Vegas Strip?

Of the 4 places we list with a published day pass, prices run from $40 to $125, with a median of $98 (prices checked October 2026).

Where can I do sauna and cold plunge in the Las Vegas Strip?

1 place we list has a cold plunge or cold pool next to the sauna, including Spa Mandalay at Mandalay Bay.

Are there co-ed saunas in the Las Vegas Strip?

Yes. Canyon Ranch Spa at The Venetian has co-ed sauna areas. Check each listing for the swimsuit rule.

How much is a spa day pass on the Las Vegas Strip?

Among the Strip spas we list with a published price, day passes start at $40, with a median of $98. Weekend prices are often higher.

Which Strip spas have a cold plunge?

Spa Mandalay at Mandalay Bay lists a cold plunge, and Qua at Caesars Palace has an arctic room.