Waldorf Astoria Spa Las Vegas

The Waldorf Astoria Spa in Las Vegas offers spectacular service and extraordinary amenities with a killer view. The entire spa overlooks The Strip and the mountains, providing a peaceful ambiance. From the jacuzzi to the Arctic Storm to the heated stone beds, every detail is meticulously thought out, including lids to keep tea warm and crushed ice on towels for cooling off. The attentive spa attendants ensure all needs are met, making the experience worth every penny. The treatment room is spacious and beautiful, although some occasional noise from the hallway may be distracting on busier days. The treatment itself is extremely relaxing, leaving skin feeling wonderful from the oils used. Accessibility may be a concern for some, with the jacuzzi requiring a few steps and no wheelchair lift in sight. However, the staff is accommodating and willing to assist when needed. Overall, navigating the facilities is manageable, with adequate room to maneuver and convenient charging options for mobility devices. Some minor adjustments in the lounge area could improve accessibility for all guests.

This was my fourth visit to the Waldorf Astoria Spa in Las Vegas and I noticed some changes post-COVID and renovations, but overall it was a familiar experience. 1. The Sky Bar, now called the Hotel Bar, no longer accepts reservations which can make it a bit challenging to visit. There wasn't a line after 10:30pm, but it was close to last call so ordering food and drinks promptly is recommended. 2. Unfortunately, the Zen Kitchen also no longer takes dinner reservations. While the sushi rolls were still delicious, some appetizers seemed to have shrunk in size. The pork belly dish, priced at $25, only came with three pieces. 3. The room and services were just as excellent as before COVID. We appreciated the daily cleaning service and complimentary water. However, there were some issues with the control panel for lights, sheets, and drapes. Perhaps it's time for an upgrade? Despite these changes, the Waldorf Astoria in Las Vegas remains our go-to hotel when visiting the city.

I absolutely loved my experience at Waldorf Astoria Spa in Las Vegas. I visited a couple of other spas while in town last week, but this one stood out as the best. The staff was friendly and the Champagne treat was a delightful touch. My therapist provided one of the best massages I've ever had, with a "long-flowing" technique that was pure mental heaven. The Ladies Lounge offered nice nibbles and tea, and the Quartz lounge chairs were incredibly comfortable. Although I'm not typically a big Jacuzzi person, I enjoyed it for a few moments due to the fantastic views. The prices were definitely justified by the exceptional experience. I only wish I had gone back for a second visit!

The Waldorf Astoria Spa in Las Vegas is absolutely stunning and incredibly relaxing. When you arrive for your treatment appointment, you are greeted with a choice of bubbly, tea, or water. You have access to their impressive facilities before or after your treatment, including steam and sauna rooms, specialty pressure showers, a hot tub, and comfy relaxation beds. The snack bar offers delicious treats such as fresh fruit, infused waters, and heavenly oat bars. The spa also boasts a salon area with Balmain products for sale, complete with hairdryers, hair straighteners, and high-quality brushes and combs. Overall, this spa provides a luxurious and indulgent relaxation experience in the heart of Las Vegas.

I had a wonderful experience at the Waldorf Astoria Spa in Las Vegas. The service was top-notch and all of the staff members were amazing. I particularly want to mention Dennis and my massage therapist Jasmin, who were both exceptional. The facilities were clean and well-maintained, creating a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. It was also great that the spa was not crowded. I will definitely be returning during my next trip to Vegas.

No at all what I would expect from a Waldorf property. Dated furniture, dusty curtains, uncomfortable bed, and nickle & diming. I would not recommend. Certainly many many nicer properties at a similar price point on the strip. Also, how on earth does room service stop at 10pm in Las Vegas?

Always an amazing time at the spa with my wife and/or friends. All the team members, whether it's the front desk, therapist or attendants are extremely friendly and professional. Have been to the spa at Aria and Wynn and we still prefer the one at WA! Thank you for always taking care of us.

The spa is one of the best features this hotel has to offer. The mssage therapists are phenomenal and seemingly know all of the spots to focus on and where best to alleviate tension in muscles. I love the steam room, heated rock chairs (though they may not look like they would be comfortable, you could easily fall asleep on them), and all of the extras they offer within the spa. It's a very tranquil environment and perfect for relaxation! I always leave feeling so rejuvenated and would highly reccomend visiting if you have the chance to!

This spa was an incredible, relaxing experience in the hustle and toxic behaviors of Las Vegas. It’s a little tough to get to but the attendants along the way help you. You are greeted at check in and offered a beverage while you wait to be taken on a tour of the premises. There are lots of towel and water stations all over. There are lockers, showers, toilets and stations to dry your hair/apply makeup with mirrors and hair dryers and flat irons included. After that there is a beautiful whirlpool tub with recliner type features built in so you just lay in a reclining position while the whirlpool does it’s job. There is a rest area with blankets that you can relax in or head to prior to your service. I believe one of the features was down when I went, but there are two cold water shower experiences, a slightly warm salt room and then a very steamy steam room. Outside of this area is a constant revolving ice machine churning out ice for cool face towels, which feels great after sweating out in the steam room. There is also a warm recliner bed area but I did not use these. I received a massage from Julie and it was nothing short of fantastic. I told her my preference for deep tissue and it was definitely one of best and most effective I’ve had. The bed has nice warmers and there is relaxing music in the background. I especially love the zero gravity feeling when you’re face up for your massage. There were a few nice features like warm weighted sacks when supine to relax you and a warm foot rub. I do like when you get a warm neck roll or eye mask but that doesn’t take away from this experience. When I went it was fairly empty so it almost felt like I had the entire place to myself. My only gripe would be that I didn’t love the shampoo/conditioner/body wash, and they had body lotion but no facial lotion (I asked an attendant and was told they do not carry this). So plan on bringing your own if possible. Overall, this is a wonderful five star experience and I can’t wait to return. Well worth the cost.

I've been to a few spas in Las Vegas, but never experienced a staff so kind and knowledgeable as the individuals working at Waldorf Astoria. Great service and amazing amenities.

Came here and was very disappointed in my massage. The pressure was way too light and the masseuse acted like she would rather be someplace else. The atmosphere is wonderful, but for the price, I expected a much better massage.

I've been to a few spas in Vegas, but none of them match the quality at Waldorf Astoria.