Bellagio spa during the renovation: what is open, massage prices and where to find a sauna

The notice at the top of Bellagio’s spa page is plain. The spa is being rebuilt; a selection of services is given on the fourth floor of the Spa Tower; massages and facials can also come to your room. Missing is everything a guest usually drifts through before and after a treatment: the whirlpools, the steam rooms, the saunas, the locker rooms and the relaxation areas. No date is printed for the end of the works.

The booking page shows the massages still on offer, each with its price. Custom, where the therapist chooses the techniques for you, is $170 for 50 minutes and $360 for 100. Signature and the Athlete’s massage are $180 and $370. CBD Restore, worked with a CBD body oil and a pain-relieving cream, is $190 and $390, and its longer version adds a moor-mud treatment for the back. A 50-minute massage for expectant mothers in their second or third trimester is $170; Eternal Youth, with a peptide serum, $190. Every entry but Eternal Youth warns that the price goes up at weekends and on holidays and that the final figure appears on the last booking screen.

The treatment can also come to you. A therapist arrives at the door for a 50-minute Custom massage at $190, and a facial in the room costs the same; both were among 4 services the booking page flagged as popular, beside a haircut with blow-dry at $145 and the Signature pedicure at $135. Couples’ massages are not sold online: the page asks you to contact the spa directly.

The salon has already been remodelled and is open from 9am to 6pm, with hair, nails and a barber: cuts, colour, balayage, keratin treatments, manicures, gel and acrylic nails, a head shave or a beard trim are all on its menu. From Monday to Thursday, between 11am and 2pm, a classic pedicure comes with a complimentary heel treatment, and a blow-dry with an aromatherapy hair treatment. Next to the salon, Kalologie Medspa offers medical-spa treatments at the same hours.

The gym is caught in the same works. The fitness centre has moved to a temporary room in the Promenade Shops, near Tutto, on the right just before Platino, and admits hotel guests only. By the pools there are 2 free classes for hotel guests, Zumba on Saturdays and yoga on Sundays, both from 8am to 9am, with mats and towels provided and room for 40 people; places are reserved through the spa.

Guests who booked without knowing tell the rest. One, writing in August 2026, had reserved massages before arriving and found them held in a temporary space with none of the usual facilities; that guest reported the main spa as closed until November 2026, a date the resort’s page does not give, and would have chosen another hotel had they known. Another, the same month, thought the massages very good and slightly overpriced. In September a guest noted red-light therapy at the gym at $75 a session plus the 20% charge, and one more wrote of a relaxing massage by the pool.

The nearest full circuit is next door. Sahra, at The Cosmopolitan, is built round a hammam with a heated stone, 2 soaking tubs and steam rooms. Its day pass, $100 from Monday to Thursday and $150 from Friday to Sunday, is sold to that hotel’s own guests; anyone else reserves a treatment, and one of $120 or more brings the spa and gym with it. ARIA’s spa opens its facilities from 8am to 6pm and asks you to arrive 45 minutes early to use them.

Across Flamingo Road, Qua at Caesars Palace sells a pass to its Roman baths to anyone of 18 or over: $120 if you are not staying at Caesars. Both ARIA and Sahra add 20% to the bill, as Bellagio does.