Spas

Spa Mandalay

3950 S. Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89119
(702) 632-7777
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Mandalay Spa

Spa Mandalay Details

  • Hours of operation: Open daily, 6 a.m. - 8 p.m., with spa treatments from 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Hours are seasonal and may vary.
  • Massage price: $135.
  • Facility fee: $30 for hotel guests (waived with a purchase of a spa treatment). Non-hotel guests must purchase a spa treatment in order to access the facility.
  • Payment options: Cash, credit card.
  • Gift certificates: Yes.
  • Location: Inside the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino.
  • Valet parking: Yes, at Mandalay Bay.
  • Advanced booking: Three weeks prior is suggested.
  • Arrival: Arrive at least 45 minutes before appointment time.
  • Cancellations: At least two hours (or four hours for packages) prior or subject to a 50 percent cancellation fee.
  • Tipping: At guest's discretion (18 percent to 20 percent is recommended).
  • Full-service salon: Yes.
  • Most popular service: Massage.
  • Most popular package: Information not available.
  • Services for men: Yes
  • Most popular service for men: Men's facial or massage.
  • Additional amenities available to spa guests: Sauna, steam room, whirlpools, exercise room, showers.
  • Also included: Information not available.
  • Restrictions: No one under 18 permitted.

Spa Mandalay Review

Experiencing a day at Mandalay Bay's 30,000-square-foot Spa Mandalay is like a trip to a palace. 

At Spa Mandalay, guests can indulge in pampering treatments and amenities fit for a king or queen. Adorned with champagne and other light colors throughout, Spa Mandalay has a luxurious, yet comfortable vibe. Its high ceilings, open space and sounds of trickling water throughout the spa make guests feel at ease. 

While its co-ed waiting area offers plenty of seating, couples have the option of relaxing in a private waiting room. For something more intimate, the women's area features a quiet lounge. Warm neck pillows are available on request. 

Delivering a tropical vibe, the separate men's and women's water areas feature four lunge pools with varying temperatures, as well as a fun fish statue spouting water out of its mouth. And just like an outdoor pool area, there are also plenty of lounge chairs, perfect for a quick nap. Men and women can also enjoy steam rooms (infused with eucalyptus oil), saunas and refreshments such as fruit, coffee, tea, juice and more. 

Spa Mandalay houses 23 treatment rooms, including body treatment rooms with personal showers, spacious massage rooms and even a private treatment suite complete with a tub, shower and restroom. 

The spa offers a variety of massages, including Swedish, aromatherapy, deep tissue, Shiatsu and hot stone, to name a few. For those looking for something a little different, Spa Mandalay has delicious-smelling body treatments like the orange peel body buff as well as the coconut creme body scrub. Other fun and fragrant body treatments include the rose petal wrap, cocoa butter steam wrap and eucalyptus steam wrap. For a complete head-to-toe service, spa packages are also available. 

If you're looking for the perfect way to soothe your tired, sore feet, try the refreshing cucumber pedicure or the 80-minute hot stone pedicure. 

The spa's workout facility includes state-of-the art cardio and weight equipment, as well as a view of part of the pool area. The gym's natural lighting helps make exercising more enjoyable. Headphones are available for gym goers who choose to watch TV from one of the many cardio machines. 

If you're out at the Moorea Beach area at Mandalay Bay, you can indulge in 10-minute body shots. A moisturizer with a cooling effect is applied to the body. The moisturizer comes in scents like Mai Tai, Pina Colada and Margarita that smell as good as they sound. Body shots with tan accelerator are also available.

Spa Mandalay is located on the lower level of the hotel, near the Mandalay Beach. To get to Spa Mandalay, guests need to access the elevators next to the Foundation Room.

After a day at Spa Mandalay, you'll leave feeling like royalty.  

 -- Review by Jeannie Borbe