Caesars Palace spa: Qua Baths & Spa, the Roman baths, the day pass and treatment prices

Qua sits just above the Diamond check-in desk, beside Restaurant Guy Savoy, and Caesars now presents it as newly renovated. Its centre is the Roman bath house: a soaking pool, a cold plunge, a whirlpool, a traditional sauna, steam, and the Arctic Room. The page speaks of moving between heat and cold, of guided circuits, and of a bar serving plant-based refreshments.

The pass is the way in without a treatment. The spa menu describes what it opens: 3 Roman soaking baths, a circuit through the Cedarwood Sauna, the Herbal Steam Room and the Arctic Ice Room, and an iced tea of the house blend in the Tea Lounge. On the booking site it costs $90 for guests staying at Caesars Palace and $120 for everyone else. The listing calls it a Spa Day Pass and prints no time limit. The 3 hours come from the spa’s own page, where the «Book Now» button beside the words «a 3-hour pass» opens that same listing; its FAQ speaks of a 3-hour Roman Passport bought at reception with no reservation. Ask at the desk how long yours runs.

Massages begin at $190 for 50 minutes: the Restful Aromatherapy, or the Salt & Stone, worked with warm Himalayan salt stones. 100 minutes of either is $380. The signature massage, Qua Restore, adds a foot treatment and a scalp massage, at $200, $320 or $400 for 50, 80 or 100 minutes. Sports Deep Tissue and the CBD Massage Journey cost the same as the signature at 50 and 100 minutes. Facials run from $220, for the Instant Glow or the Rose Radiance, to $500 for 100 minutes of Celestial Black Diamond; the signature facial, Qua Glow, with LED light and a collagen mask for hands and feet, is $460. Among the seasonal offers a HydraFacial is $260 for 50 minutes and $520 for 100.

The newcomer is Aescape, a massage given by a robot: you set the pressure, the areas to work on, the music and the lighting from a console. The spa page announces it from this October; half an hour is $88, or $196 with a full day in the baths. By the pools there are short treatments for skin that has had too much sun, at $40 each. There are classes as well, Yin Yoga and mat Pilates at $45 for 45 minutes, with a run club along the Strip and a HIIT circuit both listed at $0.

For a longer stay inside, the booking site has packages. Couples Retreat, a massage followed by a facial for 2, is listed at $450 for 100 minutes, and Couples Soul Mates, a scrub and a massage, at $580 for 150. Supercharged Recovery strings a CBD scrub, a hot salt-stone massage and a relief cream over 150 minutes for $610; Self Love lasts 200 minutes and costs $820. The Birthday Treat, at $190, is a 50-minute signature massage with a glass of sparkling wine on arrival, 15% off in the shop and the baths all day.

The reviews we hold say little about Qua, and what they say is brief. A guest in September 2026 wrote that the spa was out of this world; 2 others that month mentioned it in the same breath as the pools, one of them calling both beautiful.

Sahra, at The Cosmopolitan, is a hammam: a heated stone, 2 soaking tubs, steam rooms. Its day pass, $100 from Monday to Thursday and $150 from Friday to Sunday, is for that hotel’s own guests; others need a treatment. Canyon Ranch, at The Venetian, sells passes to everyone, $125 or $150 for visitors, and differs from Qua in 2 ways that matter: bathing suits are required in every area, and teenagers of 14 to 17 may come with a parent. It also has a 40-foot climbing wall. At Wynn the spa was redesigned in 2019 and opens from 7am to 7pm.

Bellagio, across Flamingo Road, is no alternative this autumn. Its spa is under renovation: treatments only, with the saunas, steam rooms and whirlpools closed.