BATHHOUSE Spa

Got a 50 minute signature massage from Nina, and it was amazing. She let me pick out a scent for lotion/oil, constantly checked on the pressure of her massage (I'm too shy to ask directly), and the massage was a perfect balance of relaxing and knot reducing. Price of $240 includes a mandatory 20% service charge plus day spa access all day. The spa facilities are coed and include steam rooms, sauna rooms, hot tubs, cold tubs, and heated pools. The staff was very friendly, although I was confused where I was supposed to wait for a massage, and my locker didn't have a robe when it was supposed to. There are tea/coffee/water and some muffins. Overall, a nice place, but a bit pricey!

This is a good spa if you want to feel like you’ve completely disappeared from the Vegas hustle and bustle… it’s dark in a relaxing way, with the right type of lighting and environment. If you’re with your significant other, the coed spaces are phenomenal… Treatments were good and the facility is generally pretty awesome. Way way better than the spa at the Cosmo , and I felt it was more relaxing than the spa at the Ritz Carlton. My only complaint was the music was a little mess… Classic rock tunes covered by violin and Viola… Would’ve preferred something a little more spa like- but apparently they change the music every day or will change it if you complain. Overall, definitely would recommend.

A cute small spa! It's great if you want a more quieter place to just chill with friends~ I had a chance to try out the Seasonal summer berry massage and I LOVED the experience!! It ends up smelling so good and my masseuse Melissa did a wonderful job💖 a few years ago I also had the fall seasonal pumpkin spice and I smelled so good for a week! Full recommend the seasonal massages 💖 The only thing is they don't really have hot tubs, they're more of a Warm tub 🤔

Bathhouse Spa at Delano is a great relaxation from the craziness of the strip. When you call to book request the concierge to specifically connect you to this one because they usually try to get you into the other Spa at Mandalay Bay. The Bathhouse Spa is very modern and smaller but has all the amenities. My husband is a regular here and gets a massage done every time he visits Vegas. It was my first time at this Spa. My daughter and I got our nails done this time. The nail technicians were very professional, friendly and did an awesome job. Ask for Janet or Marie when you call in to do your nails and you wouldn’t regret it.

I always had issues with this place , even it was under Delano. From the transparent glass, no towel hooks or anywhere to put your items in showers. But it’s now under "W" it has become co-ed. They do by making the entire spa co-ed, but to enjoy the spa you have to go up the stairs and then down another set of stairs. ( I don’t know why they just don’t bridge the path between the two sides). Also , this means you need a bathing suit, I’ve never brought a bathing suit to a spa! If a spa wanted a co-ed area, it should have been added in the building phrase. Finally, the steams rooms are both co-ed, which is just baffling, they are part of the locker rooms, which means they had to install partitions. It looks bad. Finally, the constant slamming of doors cause the locker room is so small. Also many of the spa patrons had trouble with the locks. I will say the staff and masseur/ masseuse are very kind and professional and always helpful

My experience went from good to overall poor. My masseuse was amazing, but the issue is the facility and management.... Its saturday afternoon and they are completely understaffed. I could not find an employee, esp. a male one anywhere inside and had to walk back out to the front desk in my robe to get help in regards to the male locker room issues. No call attendant button within. Low supplies, no clean up of robes and towels, floors all wet, and no initial tour. I could not figure out how the showers worked due to poor instructions (knob being stuck did not help. Make sure to literally pull out first not just turn). Bring a bag for your wet swimming trunks too.

The least handicap accessible facility I've encountered (apparently only on the men's side). To get to the "social area" where the women's locker room let's out (common area with hot tub etc) there is no choice but to go up one and down another full flight of stairs. The private tub to soak in that I paid for had no rails for disabled people to utilize. I couldn't get in or out of the tub, so I just sat there for 25 minutes. Disabled people tend to like spas to ease out chronic pain. I have rheumatoid arthritis and was looking forward to relaxing and trying to ease my pain. The place also had really loud string orchestra music playing popular songs. It was hard to relax to that. It's very spendy considering the difficulty I encountered and for not being able to enjoy the services I paid for. I gave it 2 stars instead of 1 because the staff were all very friendly and nice. If you're able-bodied, you might enjoy it, but if not, I'd go someplace else or just wait till you get home for a massage. Also, I asked for a deep tissue massage when I made the appointment and received Swedish.