Bellagio Spa

Although it is quite expensive, you truly get what you pay for. This was the best massage I have ever gotten in Las Vegas, and I have been to almost all of them!
Sue was my masseuse and she was amazing! She was very friendly, helpful and extremely skilled while doing my 100 minute Hot Stone Massage. The Lavender and Chamomile oils that she used were superb. The scent allowed me to experience relaxation and calmness beyond description. Sue was attentive to how my body responded to pressure and the firmness that she was applying and adjusted accordingly. My favorite part of the massage was the cold chamomile teabags that she placed over my eyes and the cold stones that were used to «center my mind». Sue deserves 5 stars.
Cynthia did my facial and I wasn’t too impressed. Don’t get me wrong, she was ok but with the amount spent on the services, she really didn’t spend the time on areas that needed the most attention. I feel like she massaged me more (keep in mind I just had a 100 minute massage prior) My face was in decent shape when I went on (no «pop-​able» pimples) just hyper pigmentation. I do have blackheads around and on my nose that I wanted her to mainly focus on. She barely touched the nose area. I wouldn’t have minded paying extra for extractions but she didn’t offer although I kept hinting the problematic areas. Cynthia, although she was very kind only receives 2 stars from me.
Based on this visit, I only recommend the massages here.
The amenities are great here. There are 4 hot tubs that are set ally different temperatures. A steam room, a sauna and many Lounge chairs and couches. There are a variety of drinks available: hot teas, cranberry juice, pineapple juice, water (both in bottles and dispensers), and green apples. I loved the amenities.

Fabulous spa! Missed the 5^th star only because it is slightly dated and the sauna wasn’t hot enough. But the steam room sure was! And perfectly blended with eucalyptus. Very therapeutic and relaxing.
I had a custom aromatherapy massage that was one of the best I’ve ever had. And I’ve had hundreds.
Could have used the hot tubs a few degrees hotter too. But that’s American spas for you. Everything is fairly mild temperature wise.
Also, would have been nice to have a shower in the wet area, so after a person exits the sauna or steam, they can rinse themselves off. The way it is now, guests just go from the saunas to the pools. Kinda gross with all that sweat! Better to have a place to rinse that isn’t as far as the showers.
The shampoo and conditioner smelled good but beware, they are heavily perfumed. The scent lasted a close to two days, even with a washing.
I chose this spa because they have a reputation for having good treatments. And I was not let down.
Go and experience it for yourself. It’s definitely a thumbs up and a go to spa while in Vegas.

Spa Bellagio is one of the most beautiful spas I’ve been too. The place is huge! The locker room has great amenities and separate sauna, steam room, hot tub, and cold plunge pool for women. Lockers are big and they have private changing rooms to the side. The massage was wonderful and the therapist was very skilled. They do not have a price list online but the 50 minute massage was $ 175. You have access to the spa for the entire day with the purchase of a treatment. I would highly recommend a visit if you are looking for a spa day in Vegas!

The most luxurious spa experience I’ve ever had. The steam room alone is worth the fee to get in. I could have stayed in there all day. The massage was amazing as well and just a calm and serene place in the midst of crazy LV. Highly recommend.

Let me start by saying I wish I was giving a 5 star review and I certainly expected to be giving one.
My daughter and I both got more treatments than any spoiled brats should. Let me give you the rundown.
The spa is large, nice and clean, though not really opulent. The attendants are all pleasant and you’re provided with fruit and a variety of beverages.
My daughter’s experience first.
COCONUT SURRENDER MASSAGE– massage was decent.
SUGAR BODY SCRUB– «it was ok, but smelled amazing».
LIP TREATMENT– rubbed a few lotions on her lips. No exfoliation, no discernible difference, felt like a waste.
BRIGHTENING FACIAL therapist was really sweet. Facial results could have been «brighter»
EYE TREATMENT was ok.
RESTORATIVE HAIR TREATMENT was GREAT and so was the person who did it.
My experience
I also had the COCONUT BLAH BLAH MASSAGE. My masseuse was very nice, but he talked non-​stop for 80 minutes, once forgetting to rub because he was so engrossed in what he was saying, as we perused such subjects as politics, family and philosophy. He was really nice, but i was looking forward to a great massage and I would call it only ok, at BEST. He only asked me about the pressure once. It was meh.
(Let me just say, I’m an average Joe, so it should be easy enough to impress me and I was far from impressed.)
SUGAR BODY SCRUB. It was whatever. The therapist was very nice, though.
MINI FACIAL– There’s nothing to say about this. They rubbed a few lotionish things on and wiped em off.
I also had a SERIOUSLY expensive FILL AND GEL POLISH. Here’s why I’m particularly dismayed. I had the sweetest most adorable girl work on my nails. They looked really nice… For almost TWO days. I have a broken nail and a chipped nail already. I usually pay $ 40 for my fill and it’s never broken so fast. (See pic)
I had to leave and I wasn’t able to have them fix it so I’m leaving deeply dissatisfied.
The massage and scrub left me so wanting, the next day we went to a different spa and got an unexpectedly PHENOMENAL massage and scrub! (To the tune of an additional $ 450, but well worth it)
I’m disappointed, we were guests in the hotel, but we could have gone anywhere and if we were to stay again, I most definitely would go someplace else.
A sidenote, I noticed someone else say they were offered a $ 100 voucher because they were guests, I don’t believe we were extended the same courtesy.
Updated to add that I spoke to the manager and she was very concerned and helpful. I definitely feel my concerns were generously addressed and I’m willing to give them a second try next time I’m in town.

This spa is beautiful, and I loved the steam room. Had an 80 minute massage here by Dee. When she first started, I thought this was going to be the best massage of my life, but less than half way through I could tell she was over it. I asked her to pay special attention to certain areas (feet, hands/​forearms, head), and she barely gave any pressure on those places. My back and neck, however, are bruised because of the amount of pressure she used. I like deep tissue, but would have loved more pressure on the areas I requested. She barely massaged my head — more like scratched it like petting a dog you don’t know well. I get better massages at the hair salon getting my hair washed. I was her last appointment of the day, and it was obvious she wanted out of there. Really too bad when I paid top dollar for her services. The Bellagio Spa is not cheap. The last thing I want to mention is that I added an eye enhancement to my massage for $ 25. When I asked what she placed on my eyes, she told me chamomile tea bags. (You can decide yourself if you want to spend $ 25 for two bags of tea.) I’ll try another salon next time — there are too many to choose from to come back here.

I just had the anti-​aging facial and it was very relaxing. During the lactic acid peel my skin was burning but I was told that was normal. When the facial was done, I had deep red blotches on my cheeks and chin. The next day my face was scabbed! She burned my skin and I had scabs on my face for days following. Not impressed for spending an insane amount of money on a «5 star» facial at that salon.

I got a facial here last week! I wasn’t really impressed. I found it to be a ripoff. I was charged like $ 265 for a facial worth no more than $ 90. I don’t recommend this place!

Came here with clients for mani/​pedis. Salons is beautiful and it was a nice experience. We had the standard treatment. Clean and welcoming… a 5 star experience.
The thwo start rating is for the quality of the mani/​pedi. Three says later every nail is chipped and some of my toenails too. I understand chipped nails, that comes with a mani but a chipped pedi too! For $ 95 a pedi and $ 75 a mani I thought it would be a higher quality. Very disappointed.

This is a great spa worth the money. I had a couples massage and the whole experience was great. Besides the Swedish massage being great, the spa amenities and the spa itself were tranquil and relaxing. The hot tubs, saunas, and steam rooms were very clean and luxurious. The hair and body products were also excellent. The only thing I wish was that it had co ed hot tubs or areas where you could hang out with your significant other while you waited for your couples massage. I would have preferred a slightly darker spa area too to put you in a more relaxing place. Overall I’d come back again.

The Bellagio Spa is so serene and calming. The calm and composed music that played all throughout really set the mood. This spa has free fruits, coffee, and lemon water. Their complimentary Saunas, hot tubs, and pools that you can use until 8pm was the key to booking. Bellagio Spa has shower rooms with a multitude of light up colors for the shower head. The shampoo and conditioner is very drying, but the accommodated amenities like hair ties, shaving tools, and hair tools made up for it all.
Ashley waxed my legs but sadly did not finish in time for my next appointment which would be a massage right after; so, I had to reschedule coming back the next day. Was not pleased because one side is silky smooth while the other is hairy!
So I came in the next day to finish my wax, because it’s not like I’m doing anything on my vacation (sarcasm). And guess what? Lol it doesn’t work the second round. I even had to sign a consent form confirming that I would be fine with redness and swelling. Even though I paid for a full leg wax, they only charged me for half a leg wax which I was not too keen on, seeing how I had patches of hair everywhere.
It was a total disaster, I couldn’t even go to the pool or wear shorts for the first two days of my stay in Vegas!
Courtney was the one who had massaged me. She was a bit tough in areas like the collar bone and shoulder blade, but in other areas like the back she was very accurate on where to massage. She did use a lot of her elbow a lot in awkward positions which I was laughing my @$$ off about it but I enjoyed every minute of it.
Melissa and Veronica were the last to complete the Spa experience with a Mani Pedi. Melissa is a very sweet girl, but has a weird technique when doing nails. She messed up two of my fingernails, making them very thick and dented, which she blamed her eye sight on; but, I enjoyed the conversations we had.
Veronica did my toenails and did an absolutely amazing job.
I would definitely come back to this salon for their Manicure and Pedicures, but I DO NOT RECOMMEND THE WAX STATIONS!!!

I stopped in with a friend last week and had a pedicure. It was much needed after a weeklong conference where we were on our feet most of the week. They put us in a private room and really took care of us. My feet were well groomed and very soft after the treatment. I felt rejuvenated and completely back to myself after this wonderful pedicure! It was a little pricey, but I guess you get what you pay for.

I had a couples massage session which left both of us rejuvenated. It’s worth the price since they give you a $ 100 credit voucher with your stay art the hotel. My specialist, Jeff, was extremely helpful a he was able to key into the issues I have with misaligned vertebrae, and have me advice on what to bring up to my physical therapist. He also advised me on what exercises to look into to help in the long run.

Of course this is an overpriced spa because it is in a resort. However, if I’m paying top dollar I would expect top dollar service. My stylist was pretty good but not too friendly. The rest of the staff was overall pretty nice. There was nothing really special about this experience other than the looks of it.

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Bellagio is my favorite spa in Las Vegas. Amazing service, high quality products, professional, and simply beautiful and luxurious spa on the strip. Plus you earn point with MLife, it’s just perfect here.

*This review is for the nail salon section of the spa.* Its safe to say I love this place. I literally travel here from Los Angeles to get my nails done; Marissa is that amazing! My nails are always perfectly shaped, polished, and never break or lift on me and my pedicures are always nicely done and so relaxing. She is also super sweet and personable. I literally feel like I’m relaxing at a spa gossiping with a friend over mimosas not just going for a manicure. (Personally I feel that makes it a hundred times more enjoyable.) The spa itself is very nice and clean. The pedicure section is my favorite it is very nicely set up with private sections and comfortable chairs. Your definitely getting what you pay the extra for; thank you Marissa!

Absolutely luxurious comfort. All and any treatment to satisfy your tired muscles and parched skin.
Danielle Lyndnam is delightful masseuse and the rooms and spa are beautifully zen like.
I recommend the 80 minute and all the water treatments offered.
They have lovely spa shop for lotions and potions and clothing.
The fitness center is state of the art and group classes to boot… Including yoga.

My overall experience was horrible from start to finish. I came to Vegas for a photoshoot, and only had one day off to visit a spa to get ready for the shoot the next morning. I arrived to the spa after viewing the online menu of services and prices advertised by Bellagio Las Vegas. The prices they charged me where almost double the prices listed, and when I explained this, I was told rudely by the lady at the front desk, «Oh, this is the new price, we haven’t updated our website yet, will that be cash or credit?» All I had done was a basic mani/​pedi and partial highlights, but I walked out of there spending over $ 400.00 dollars including a 20% tip. (I always tip 20 percent, but this is one time I really shouldn’t have!)
When getting my nails done I asked for a nude or clear color and the manicurist applied a tinted blue base coat that made my fingernails look an awful bluish/​grey color. When she had only finished painting one hand, I explained to her that I didn’t like the color and I wanted something more natural. She then went on to tell me it was just because I was cold that my fingernails looked blue. But at this point I only was «cold» on one hand since she hadn’t painted the other. When she had finished painting I again asked her to change it because I wasn’t happy with the color, and she acted annoyed to have to redo the panting process.
The pedicurist also was argumentative when I wanted her to paint closer to the cuticle, there was a noticeable gap between the paint at the beginning and end of my toenails. She said, «I don’t see it from my angle, do you want me to take a picture to show you? It’s only when you are looking down on your toes that you can notice.» She refused to fix the nail polish and for me it would be easier to just repaint my toes later then to argue.
Next, I went to the salon where I asked very specifically for natural root touch up and only partial highlights. The hair stylist began to foil highlights though my entire head witch took over an hour, while I was sitting there I began to break out in hives and was red all over my face and chest. Apparently, I am allergic to one of the products she was using. I immediately told her and she got a manager, they asked me if this ever had happened before. I get my roots highlighted every 4 – 6 weeks for years now and this has never happened. I asked her if she could quickly wash the product out to avoid it from getting worse. She explained to me «Awww… Cab you wait just ten more minutes? I’m almost done.» She had me wait at least 15 more mins while symptoms remained the same, before she was to wash out the Wella brand hair product.
At this point I really just wanted to get out of there. And after being at the spa/​salon for almost 4 hours, I left there, being lied to about the price, undermined by the staff, (most likely by the fact that I look young), half my head highlighted with an awful orange tint, and my face/​chest blotchy red with hives. Luckily, I had some nail polish remover to redo my nails when I got back to the hotel. This was by far the worst spa or salon experience.

The only reason I would give this place 3 stars is because of Kayla. She was the therapist who provided the sugar scrub treatment. She was great and provided a relaxing atmosphere while she was rubbing me down with coconut scented sugar all over my body.
Unfortunately the rest of the staff aka the girls once you enter the women’s spa were very rude. These are the people who customers first meet and they put a damper in my experience the moment I walked in. I’ll make sure to keep my business at the Qua spa. Not only is the ambience way more serene but the service there is worth the money spent.

This place is one of the best spas that the Mlife chain has to offer.
My boyfriend and I decided to book an appointment here for a couples massage on New Years day after a long night of NYE partying.
The spa is located on the 2^nd floor next to the botanical garden, which was kind of hard to find because we did not know we had to go upstairs via elevator. Luckily for us, the front desk lady on the first floor was able to point us in the right direction.
When we checked in and paid, we were promptly introduced to two ladies that were going to escort my boyfriend and I to our separate spa faculties (one for men and one for women of course). The lady showed me around the facility and showed me where everything was located, and I must say the whole facility was beautiful! VERY HIGH-​END. Everything was very detailed, including the showers! (which I expected since after all, it is the Bellagio). After showing me to my assigned locker to put my things away, she offered me juice and escorted me to the waiting room where I met up with my boyfriend.
We waited less than ten minutes for our therapists to get us and they immediately took us to our massage room. Our therapist was one guy and one girl, the guy was my massage therapist and that was honestly the first time I ever allowed the massage therapist to be guy. Before they began they ask you what kind of massage oil and scents you would like to be used which I found interesting because that was the first time I was ever asked that. He was very good, his massage technique was perfect and I like that they incorporate hot stones into your massage there. VERY RELAXING. Our massage was 50 mins and after we went to our separate facilities to use all the amenities they offer there.
They had two different types of saunas: dry (stone/​dry heat) or of course the steam sauna, and then they have not one, but FOUR jacuzzis. As for the amenities, even though I gave them 5 stars, i will say Vdara spa is the only spa that offers the most «toiletries» for you to use when it is time to get ready to leave. They have more options for lotions, deodorant, hairspray, etc. compared to Bellagio.
Overall, this spa is at the top of my list because of how beautiful and relaxing this place.
PS. The boys side has a outside balcony with a view, which is something our women’s side doesn’t have. I asked the lady why and she said the guys get it because most of the high rollers are men so «they win» :|