Can you buy a spa day pass in Las Vegas without staying at the hotel?

At most of the big spas, yes, but the channel differs. Canyon Ranch (Venetian), Qua (Caesars), Spa Aquae, Waldorf Astoria, Virgin Hotels and Wynn sell to non-guests directly or through ResortPass. Spa Mandalay sells direct passes to its own hotel guests only; non-guests buy the same pass through ResortPass or GetYourGuide. Sahra at The Cosmopolitan sells facility passes to hotel guests only, so non-guests book a treatment instead. Fontainebleau's Lapis Spa admits the public Monday to Thursday only.

What does a Las Vegas spa day pass include?

Use of the spa's wet facilities for the day: steam rooms, saunas, whirlpools and hydrotherapy pools, plus locker room, robe and slippers, and relaxation lounges. The standouts by hardware: Qua's three Roman baths and Arctic Ice Room, Canyon Ranch's Aquavana thermal suite, Waldorf Astoria's vitality pool and ice fountains, and Awana's Fountain of Youth pools at Resorts World. Treatments cost extra, and most spas add a service charge of about 20 percent.

Is it better value to book a treatment instead of a day pass?

Often, yes. At Canyon Ranch any service of $100 or more includes the day pass; at Spa Mandalay and Waldorf Astoria a treatment includes facility access; at Spa Aquae any treatment of 50 minutes or longer includes it; at Awana a 60 minute treatment includes the 3 hour passport; and at Sahra, $120 or more in treatments waives the facility fee. If you were booking a massage anyway, the pass is effectively free.

How old do you have to be to use a Las Vegas resort spa?

18 or older at nearly every spa on this page, with photo ID. Canyon Ranch allows ages 14 to 17 into parts of the facility with a parent or guardian.

Best Spas in Las Vegas: Day Pass Prices, Non-Guest Rules and What Each Pass Includes

Q: What is the cheapest spa day pass in Las Vegas?

The Westin Las Vegas Hotel and Spa (Hibiscus Spa, just off the Strip) sells a spa and day pass from $40 through ResortPass, checked October 29, 2026. Next cheapest: Virgin Hotels spa passes from $66 through ResortPass, then Spa Aquae at JW Marriott in Summerlin, where non-guests pay $75 Monday to Thursday on the spa's official price list.

A resort pool and spa terrace at a Las Vegas hotel in the late afternoon

A Las Vegas spa day pass costs from $40 (The Westin, off Strip) to a reported $180 (Fontainebleau), with most Strip spas between $75 and $150, checked October 29, 2026 against official spa pages and the resorts' own day pass booking channel, ResortPass. The catch is access: some spas sell passes to anyone, some only to their own hotel guests, and at several the smart buy is a treatment, because the pass comes included. This page is the full price table, what each pass actually includes, and the non-guest rule at every major spa. Staying over? The hotel guides linked below carry the room side of each property.

Las Vegas spa day pass prices: the table

Spa	Hotel guest	Non-guest	How a non-guest buys
Hibiscus Spa, The Westin Las Vegas (off Strip, E Flamingo)	n/a	From $40	ResortPass (spa pass + day pass bundle)
The Spa at Virgin Hotels	Not published	From $66	ResortPass
Spa Aquae, JW Marriott (Summerlin)	$45	$75 Mon to Thu, $99 Fri to Sun	Direct; official FAQ prices
Spa Mandalay, Mandalay Bay	$75 Mon to Thu, $100 Fri to Sun	Not sold direct	ResortPass from $75, or GetYourGuide
Canyon Ranch, The Venetian	$100 Mon to Thu, $150 Fri to Sun	$125 Mon to Thu, $150 Fri to Sun	Direct; official Venetian menu prices
Qua Baths & Spa, Caesars Palace	Not published	Reported from about $90	ResortPass from $120; passes are limited availability
Waldorf Astoria Spa	Not published	From $100	ResortPass from $100, or GetYourGuide at $139.62
Sahra Spa, The Cosmopolitan	$100 Mon to Thu	No facility-only pass	Book a treatment instead (see below)
The Spa at Wynn / Encore	Daily fee, amount not published	Daily fee, amount not published	Direct, by reservation; reported around $125, call to confirm
Awana Spa, Resorts World	3 hour Fountain of Youth Passport, reported $150		By phone through the spa
Lapis Spa, Fontainebleau	4 hour Celestial Waters Passport, reported about $180		Public Monday to Thursday only; Fri to Sun is guests only

Most passes are full day unless a duration is shown. Nearly every spa adds a service charge of about 20 percent, and every spa on this list is 18 or older (Canyon Ranch admits 14 to 17 year olds to parts of the facility with a parent or guardian). Where a price is labeled reported, the property does not publish it and the figure comes from recent visitor reports and booking channel listings, so confirm before you go.

Which spas sell day passes to non-guests?

Most of them, with three exceptions to plan around. Spa Mandalay is guests only at its own desk: MGM limits the facilities to guests of Mandalay Bay and W Las Vegas, but the same pass is sold to anyone through ResortPass and GetYourGuide, free cancellation up to 2 days ahead on the latter. Sahra at The Cosmopolitan sells facility passes to hotel guests only ($100 Monday to Thursday, confirmed by an October 2026 guest review); non-guests get in by booking a treatment. Lapis Spa at Fontainebleau flips the rule by day of week: the public can book Monday to Thursday, and Friday to Sunday is registered guests only. Everywhere else on the table (Canyon Ranch, Qua, Spa Aquae, Waldorf Astoria, Virgin, Westin, Wynn and Encore, Awana), a non-guest can buy in, directly or through ResortPass.

What does each pass actually include?

Canyon Ranch (The Venetian): the Aquavana thermal suite, fitness center and classes, locker rooms, robes and sandals, lounge beverages. The largest wellness footprint on the Strip, open 6 AM to 8 PM. Hotel guide: The Venetian.
Qua Baths & Spa (Caesars Palace): three Roman baths (tepidarium, caldarium, frigidarium), cedarwood sauna, herbal steam, laconium, an Arctic Ice Room, whirlpool and a tea lounge with complimentary drinks and snacks, across 50,000 square feet. Hotel guide: Caesars Palace.
Spa Mandalay: hydrotherapy pool, hot and warm whirlpools, eucalyptus steam, saunas, cold plunge, relaxation lounge and the fitness center on the booking channel version. Open 7 AM to 6 PM. Hotel guide: Mandalay Bay.
Waldorf Astoria Spa: indoor vitality pool with Strip views, herbal steam rooms, laconium with heated chairs, experience showers, ice fountains, zen lounges, robe and slippers, complimentary teas and snacks, and free valet parking. Hotel guide: Waldorf Astoria.
Spa Aquae (JW Marriott, Summerlin): the Aquae Ritual area, Hydro Lounge and spa pool, co-ed steam and sauna, outdoor hot plunge and meditation room. The locals favorite, about 20 minutes off the Strip, and the only spa here whose full price list is on its own official FAQ.
Sahra (The Cosmopolitan): one of the few authentic hammams in the US, vitality pool with rain showers, steam, sauna, cold mist room and a co-ed bridge lounge. Hotel guide: The Cosmopolitan.
Awana (Resorts World): six vitality pools, crystal laconium, tepidarium chairs, Rain Walk and the Aufguss sauna ritual shows, inside the 3 hour passport.
Lapis (Fontainebleau): 55,000 square feet with a hammam, hydrotherapy circuit, Himalayan salt room and a snow shower room, inside the 4 hour passport.

When is a treatment better value than a pass?

More often than the spas advertise. Canyon Ranch includes the pass with any service of $100 or more. Spa Mandalay and Waldorf Astoria include facility access with a booked treatment. Spa Aquae includes it with any treatment of 50 minutes or longer. Awana includes the 3 hour passport with any treatment of 60 minutes or longer. Sahra waives the facility fee at $120 or more in treatments, which is the only way in for non-guests. Qua gives treatment guests 3 hours of amenity access at no extra charge, and Wynn charges no facility fee on the day of a reserved treatment. If a massage was already in your plan, price the treatment first: at half this table, it beats buying the pass separately.

Bookable in advance

The two passes with a clean online checkout for non-guests are the Waldorf Astoria spa pass ($139.62 on GetYourGuide, free cancellation up to 2 days ahead) and the Mandalay Bay spa pass on GetYourGuide (same cancellation terms); both are fulfilled by ResortPass, the platform the resorts use for day pass sales. One honest note: Viator does not sell the Strip resort spa passes, whatever older roundups say. What Viator does sell is off Strip day spa packages in Summerlin, including the Salt Room's 2 hour pamper package (massage plus salt cave, from $169, rated 5.0) and its combination pamper package (massage, facial and halotherapy). Different product, a treatment bundle rather than a resort facility pass, but bookable today.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest spa day pass in Las Vegas?

The Westin Las Vegas Hotel and Spa sells a spa and day pass from $40 through ResortPass. Then Virgin Hotels from $66 through ResortPass, and Spa Aquae in Summerlin at $75 Monday to Thursday for non-guests, on the spa's official price list.

Can you buy a spa day pass without staying at the hotel?

Usually yes. The exceptions: Spa Mandalay sells direct passes to its own guests only (use ResortPass or GetYourGuide instead), Sahra sells facility passes to guests only (book a treatment), and Lapis Spa admits the public Monday to Thursday only.

What does a day pass include?

The wet facilities for the day (steam, sauna, whirlpools, hydrotherapy pools), locker room, robe and slippers, and the relaxation lounges. Treatments cost extra, and most spas add a service charge of about 20 percent.

Is a treatment better value than a pass?

Often. Canyon Ranch includes the pass with any $100 plus service, Spa Aquae with any 50 minute treatment, Awana with any 60 minute treatment, and Sahra waives its facility fee at $120 in treatments. Price the treatment first if you wanted one anyway.

How old do you have to be?

18 or older at nearly every spa here, with photo ID. Canyon Ranch admits 14 to 17 year olds to parts of the facility with a parent or guardian.

Prices checked October 29, 2026 against official property pages and menus (The Venetian, MGM Resorts, Spa Aquae, Wynn, Resorts World) and the resorts' day pass booking channel (ResortPass and its GetYourGuide listings). Figures labeled reported are not published by the property and should be confirmed before you go. Spa pricing changes often; this page is on a quarterly refresh.