Spa at Bally’s

Got my hair done here for the Marine Corps ball. absolutley loved the girl doing and the salon, very intimate. Got my nails done as well and loved the woman who did them also. Thought it was overpriced but the services were great. Would consider returning.

The rating and information provided is not based on any spa services. It is only based on the cleanliness and condition of the Men’s Sauna facility, and offerings.
Spa Type: European/​Resort
Admission:
— $ 22 (Day Pass/​Any Caesars Property Guest, Free after 3pm)
— Free with any service
Vanities (5+)
— Stocked with standard essentials
— 5 with Sinks + Grooming counter for 3 – 4)
Showers (6)
— All stocked with Shampoo, Conditioner and Body Wash
— 1 Handicapped
Saunas (3)
— Wet/​Steam
— Dry
— Warm (?)
Pools (3)
— Hot (Jacuzzi)(101°F)
— «Body Temperature» (Jacuzzi)(101°F)
— Cold Plunge (68°F)
Lounge: Yes, 3 chairs and 3 Love seats in an open room with a TV. Fruit, water, tea, coffee and juices are available.
Overall Impression: Very average in every way: Size, amenities, overall condition. There are 3 saunas, one of which is mislabeled as the Wet Sauna. It’s actually a second dry sauna, but not as hot as the actual Dry Sauna… Not sure what that is all about. There are also 3 tubs, 2 of which are labeled «hot» and «body temperature». But both are the same 101°F. The cold tub is a nice size, larger than most Vegas resort spas. As noted above, entry is free after 3pm for guests of any Caesars property guest, which you can’t beat!

They close early and without warning. We really wanted to use the fitness center during our stay, but only found it locked up tight.

Nice spa, nice pool, great energy which is very important too me !! This is great, once your done your breakfast great place to come and relax until your dinner RSVP is made, I love spas and this made my experience so much better

Dont read the reviews online that show this crappy spa a top rated spa. The place is old, dungeony, my gym has a better steam room… they advertise eucalyptus, there was none, the ropes were dirty, the sandles greasy, the drinking water warm, 3 bottle of mouth wash completely empty and i had to mention to the guy in the locker room and he was nice enough to go to the back room and put in a cup for me but for god sakes, this stuff is expected. shouldnt have to ask. There is no machine to squeeze out the water from your swim trunks either… the pics on this spa is not accurate, maybe good photoshop but Ballys if your listening, i came over from Paris and stayed in the nicer suites, im what you would say someone who you guys would want as a customer but your spa was very shitty. The showers were nasty too. It should be renamed Ballys Lockeroom and thats all bc it is not worthy of a spa. The front desk girl Yesntia I think was her name was a sweetheart, and the staff was cool, just the place sucked. I did get a massage there from a Russian lady, that was very nice. But this review is on the spa not the massage. Guys go somewhere else… dont say i didnt warn you. And ladies, the staff did say that your side of the spa was a bit better, so he said…

Early bird special massages were fantastic! I highly recommend visiting for this. Nice staff, lots of juice or water. Clean areas and just a good experience.

I would like to preface my review by saying that my particular situation was handled by the manager, Lynn, who was very receptive and actually comped me for my pedicure. My friend and I each booked a pedicure for ourselves when we were in Vegas just this past Thursday. It didn’t start off great. The cashier, Jazmin (I think that was her name), took about ten minutes to check us in. Once we were checked in, she informed me that I was with Deb and my friend was with Elena. Elena did a great job. She kept up conversation and was very friendly. Deb, to put things lightly, was a nightmare from the beginning. I have never been so appalled by a customer service representative. From the beginning, she just seemed kind of cold. She just didn’t seem friendly. She forgot to fill the water where you soak your feet and then acted like it was my fault that I put my feet in anyway. Then, things got about a hundred times worse. She asked if I was expecting a child because the massage she was going to do on my feet could potentially affect the child. I was absolutely mortified. My friend was not asked the same question and I knew it was an absolutely absurd question and statement. She also asked if I had diabetes or any weight related health conditions because some of the products might exaserbate any conditions. Again, my friend was not asked the same question and I have never been asked either of those questions on previous pedicures. Deb was not very conversational, and when she was, it was awkward and rude. I have been coming to Vegas since I was about thirteen or fourteen and she had the nerve to ask me what I was doing there at my age. Then, as she was putting my shoes on before she painted my nails, she asked me if I was wearing someone else’s shoes because they looked too big for my feet. My friend and I both were confused when our women put some kind of oil on our feet and then told us we were done. We spent the walk back to our hotel sliding around on the floor. Also, the pedicure lasted for about twenty-​five minutes. I’ve spent about a third as much and had it last about an hour. When Deb walked us back to the check-​in area, the cashier asks us how our experience was. We told her it was okay and elaborated. We were relieved to find out she was the manager. Lynn was her name and she was absolutely fantastic. She apologized profusely and comped me for my pedicure. I will NEVER come back to this spa though unless some serious changes are implemented.

Ballys hotel is old and their renovation is not great. NOT a fan of hotel but the spa surprised me. I lived in the spa. Was ushered into a surprisingly tranquil and fairly empty spa. Handed a «hot» robe from a sauna styled closet. WOW. That’s a first. None of the high end spas have hot robes. If you are at ballys, spa is worth it to hang out. 2 Jacuzzis, steam, and sauna. and use of gym. Resort fee is $ 28 a day which includes free spa use and free wifi

Well where to start? We came here for a Vegas vacation my husband and mother in law Valentine’s Day 2014. We came to the spa with no research on reviews or anything just because it was close since we were staying at Bally’s which is an ok hotel. The customer service was A+ at the front desk and when we went to the back. They gave us a full tour and offered us juice, water or snacks and fresh fruit. My mother in law didn’t like her robe and asked for a more comfortable one, the attendant was so sweet and accommodating no snark or anything at the request and was understanding and nice. Then to the massage, all I can say is WOW. The women who massaged me was nice and informative. She talked enough to be friendly but not so much where it ruined the relaxing experience. She had actually massages President Bush Sr. When he was in office and told me about how nice and funny he was. Even told me a romantic story he told her about him and his wife. She was fantastic! Then after we took showers and enjoyed the spas and sauna. They had hair dryers and flat irons and curlers and hair spray so you can get ready when your all clean. They weren’t very hot so they didn’t work so well but that is to be expected since sadly most people have no idea how to style their hair and could damage it with too got a tool. They worked well enough for me though and I am a hair perfectionist. I highly recommend this spa and so does my mother in law which says a lot since she is very picky and hardly likes anywhere. I don’t know how much to tip at these places but I have the masseuse $ 20 tip and the attendant $ 5.

I was in much need of a good massage, and was looking for a reasonably priced spa on The Strip close by to the hotel I was staying at. There was a promotion going on for the 50-​minute Bally’s Signature Massage which was a combination of the Swedish, deep tissue, and hot stone massages, so I chose the Spa at Bally’s.
The spa was walking distance from the Elara, but I didn’t want to walk through the Vegas heat, so I decided to make the drive over. I parked in the structure, and made the short walk through Bally’s, past the food court, and to the spa. The location was a little hard to find, but there were a few signs, and plenty of shop employees to ask for directions. Once I got checked in, I had some time to sit in the hot tub and rinse off before my massage. My masseuse was friendly and did a great job. When I was done with the services, she gave me a few minutes to relax in the room and to sign the bill.
I recommend scheduling your services later in the afternoon, and to leave about 30 minutes to an hour afterward so that you can have some time to relax in the facility before closing time at 6pm. The spa included several showers, with a rain-​style shower head, a couple hot tubs, and a sauna. There were also water bottles, tea, and some fruits for clients to enjoy during their visit.
I would definitely come back again.

The spa area is not very big or modern, but 8^th is usually empty and quiet and relaxing. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, which I was pleasantly surprised with. To top it off, I had the 50 minute classic massage with Iryna. Now I have been to almost every spa on the strip and a massuse as good as Iryna is very difficult to find! She was friendly and knew all the right spots and pressures. She was not overly talkative but still made you feel very comfortable! My back is a mess as I am in the medical field and stand for long periods if time, and I could immediately feel the difference after her session! I am a local and will not only be going back for her very soon, but I highly recommend her to anyone who wants a treatment.

The other reviewers pretty much covered the layout and equipment aspect of the Spa. I recently stayed at Bally’s for a business meeting.
The only item I need to add is that it’s pretty warm in the workout area. Other than that, it’s a pretty decent workout facility.

One word: Amazing! The spa itself isn’t the largest spa or the best spa in Vegas, but the masseuse and massage were amazing. I can’t remember what it was called but the massage was a combination of a Swedish, deep tissue, and hot stone. Usually it is $ 160 but they had a special on it for $ 128… Well worth it.
My experience– 5 stars
The Spa– 4 stars

If your doing a trade show or just need to relax or workout this is your new best friend. I couldn’t make it through ConExpo without recharging each morning per my chiropractors recommendations. Hot tub, steam room, cold tub all excellent. Gilbert is very helpful, all staff is excellent. Standing on the hot tub seat provides excellent pain relief to legs, calves and feet. Best kept secret. Get there early, you’ll feel like you own the place. Thanks very much folks!

Got a polish change at the spa. It’s not the most difficult thing in the world to do, but I get French so intend to be really picky about it. Cindy was great! She did my French quickly and professionally. As good a French as I get from my regular lady. And the polish Change for $ 20 isn’t so bad, considering you are on the strip.
The spa is a ways away from your room, down the escalator, and near the sports book, just so you know.

I went to Bally’s spa twice while I was staying in LV. Gym area is clean but wasn’t impressive. It’s $ 20 per day, $ 100 for a week just for the Gym. But if you get any Spa treatment, Gym is free to use for that day until 6pm.
Bally’s spa is divided to man and woman’s section and relaxation area is pretty small. Decoration is very simple, free refreshments are very limited to few kinds of tea and coffee, nuts, fruits. When I went there on weekdays, I was able to relax comfortably but weekends were noisy and crowded. Didn’t have place to sit.
Their eucalyptus steam room was my favorite, 2 small hot tubs were just maintained clean. I got body scrub, facial and body massage. Staffs are all excellent and helpful.

I lift the weights and I put them down! This review is only for the actual free weights /​gym area as I did not use any of the spa services.
One of the better casino health clubs I have trained at. The Spa at Bally’s gym is loaded with free weights, machines, benches, cardio, and dumbbells. It has one of the best selections of Icarian machines I have seen in a casino gym, along with real steel free weight plates, cable racks, bars, smith machine, and a great selection of metal dumbbells up to 100 pounds. I hate those rubberized weights. There is a nice cardio area off to the side with Cybex treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals. A few flat screens hang from the ceiling.
The facility itself is very clean and well maintained. Even though the equipment might not be the newest it looks pretty current, and nothing was broken or out of service. The locker room is pretty sweet. Really nice facilities with hot tubs, saunas, couches, flat screen tv, coffee, and fruit. Early in the morning there are not that many people up at that time so I basically had the gym to myself.
The hours of the gym are 6am — 6pm, so it’s good for an early morning workout but I wished it stayed open later for those of us who are working a long show at the convention center and would like to get in a workout when returning back to the hotel. Also, you can buy a daily pass or a three day pass for $ 51 which includes unlimited access and use of the spa. If staying more than a few days it’s worth it to get a multiple day pass to bring the rate down. As with all casino health clubs it’s not cheap, but worth it for the quality of the equipment here, and if you value staying on top of your fitness while away from home.
It’s not like going to your normal fully stocked gym where you have your membership at, but it’s more of a compact version, and better than many of the casino or hotel gyms I have used.

After my neck, back and feet were telling me I needed to get some treatment, I had to find a place near to Bally’s (where I was staying). I looked at my dresser and there was a leaflet for the spa downstairs. They had something for two people readily available so we jumped on it. I got the spa special that was made of 3 types of modalities for $ 125.
Given the décor and condition of Bally’s, I wasn’t expecting much. When we got down there it was much nicer than the rest of the hotel. The gym is actually right behind the reception area. In order to use the gym you have have to pay $ 22. I was not cool with that. On the other hand, if you made an appointment for the spa, you had unlimited use of the gym for that day.
While you are waiting for your massage appointment you can make use of the other services/​ammenities of the spa like:
2 Dry saunas
3 different Jacuzzis
Lounge with magazines and TV with fruit, snacks and drinks.
Locker to keep your junk.
The restroom has showers and an assortment of creams and colognes for personal grooming.
You have full use of the facilities until 6pm. Then after that your coach becomes a pumpkin and you go back to being a chump off the street. I tried to come back in the morning and use the gym. They told me I’d havet to pay the $ 22. I just turned away and ran laps around the strip for free.

This spa is pretty much the best part of the hotel. Given my room, which was really dated, I was actually apprehensive about checking out the spa here. As soon as I was at the front desk, I knew I judged this place too quickly.
I opted for a Swedish massage. I love the heated robes, the nice locker area and decent dressing room, and the fact that I could make use of the sauna and hot tub, if I chose. The service was great and the lounge/​reading area was very nice.
The massage was good, not exceptional, but the masseuse was super friendly and you could tell that she cared about my needs.
I’d come back to this spa the next time I was in Vegas — and next time, I’ll make use of the sauna and other extras.

I know that this place has the word spa in its title but I am not here for the spa. I am here to use the treadmills and run my little heart out.
I have been here several times over the last 10 years and the workout area has not changed much. I wish the equipment was a little newer but it does serve its purpose.
My only complaint would be that this place opens at 6am and closes at 6pm, which are not good times for me when I am working. I really wish that it would stay open a little later, so I could get a workout in, after a long day of working.
There are only two TVs facing the cardio machines and both are in a weird position. It is almost like someone hung them before they ever placed the equipment in the room. So choose your machine wisely if you are wanting to catch the scores on SportsCenter.
The locker room is really nice. You can hang out on the couch and watch there big screen in there. Have some coffee and a piece of fresh fruit. It was definitely a nice way to finish my workout.
I also loved the three different hot tubs too. There was boiling hot (like I am going to cook a bunny), ice cold (welcome to the Polar Bear Plunge) and a warm bath water. I could hardly resist and would go from cooked bunny to ice cold polar bear every time… it was a nice feeling to shock my body like that.
There were also three different saunas here too. A dry one which made no sense because we were in a desert and you could just go outside. A wet one and a wet one with eucalyptus. So there many choices. I really enjoyed the eucalyptus because after a day of talking it really helped my voice make it through the long day.
The men’s locker room attendant (Rocky) in the morning was almost too funny. It was hard for me to keep up with all of his jokes. I enjoyed talking to him and he made me realize that everyone in Vegas has a story. He seems almost too talented to be working in a locker room.
I know that this is not the best gym and I would never choose to come here unless I was staying at this hotel. It is convenient for me to workout here because I usually have to get to work early. I also recommend you look at the multiple day passes because your daily rate will go down.