The Spa at Excalibur

The massage at The Spa at Excalibur was decent, but not as deep tissue as expected. The price of $225 for 80 minutes seemed high compared to off-strip options. The environment was pleasant and clean, but some amenities were unavailable due to renovations, which were not apparent during the visit. Overall, the convenience of being located in the hotel may not justify the higher cost.

I had a great experience at The Spa at Excalibur in Las Vegas. The staff was very accommodating when I accidentally booked 2 separate massages instead of a couples massage. Both masseuses were professional and knowledgeable, and did a great job. Thank you so much!

I had a disappointing experience at The Spa at Excalibur. Despite requesting a strong deep tissue massage and asking multiple times to focus on my shoulders and upper back, my requests were ignored. The masseuse was friendly, but the massage did not meet my expectations as a weekend athlete who trains daily. The athletic massage was pricey, so I expected higher quality. I left feeling like it was false advertisement and considered asking for a refund. Overall, I don't plan on returning to this spa and believe you could find better massages at the message booths set up on the casino floor of the Excalibur.

The staff at The Spa at Excalibur went above and beyond to accommodate me when I accidentally booked two separate massages instead of a couples massage. Both masseuses were knowledgeable and provided a great experience. Thank you for your excellent service!

I was disappointed with my experience at The Spa at Excalibur. I had requested a strong deep tissue massage but did not receive it. Despite repeatedly asking for focus on my shoulders and upper back, my requests were ignored. The masseuse was nice, but the massage did not meet my expectations as a weekend athlete. The athlete's massage was expensive and did not provide the quality I had hoped for. Overall, I was left unsatisfied and would not return to this spa. I believe better massages could be found at the massage booths on the casino floor of the Excalibur.

The Spa at Excalibur in Las Vegas provided an okay massage experience, but it didn't really meet my expectations for a deep tissue massage. I felt like I could have gotten a similar or even better massage for a lower price if I had gone off the strip. The $225 I paid for an 80-minute session was higher than what I usually pay, which is around $90-100 plus tip. The convenience of being located in the hotel may have influenced the higher price, but I don't think it justifies paying double the normal cost. The environment at the spa was pleasant and clean, although I was informed that certain amenities like the locker room, jetted tub, and sauna were unavailable due to renovations, which I did not see evidence of during my visit.