Saunas & Cold Plunges in Las Vegas, NV

Discover the best saunas, cold plunges, and bathhouses across Las Vegas, from Roman-style thermal circuits, hammams and arctic ice rooms inside the Strip's resort spas to a Korean jjimjilbang on East Sahara, social sauna and cold plunge studios in the Arts District, and private infrared and contrast suites in Summerlin and Henderson. In the desert, Vegas does heat and cold bigger than anywhere.

41 facilities in Las Vegas

Common questions about saunas in Las Vegas

What is the cheapest sauna drop-in in Las Vegas?

The lowest drop-in prices on ThermAtlas for Las Vegas are at Entourage Vegas Spa & Health Club ($20), Sculpt Spa ($25), Sweat Equity ($25). Prices change, so confirm on the facility's site before you go.

Where can I do contrast therapy (sauna and cold plunge) in Las Vegas?

Places in Las Vegas with both a heat and a cold option include Be Well Studio, Cold Summer, Frost Fit, Project Wellbeing, Sweat It Infrared Sauna Studio (Summerlin South).

Is there a Russian banya in Las Vegas?

For banya-style wet heat with steam on hot stones in Las Vegas, try Oleksandra Spa & Salon.

Is there a Korean spa (jjimjilbang) in Las Vegas?

Korean-style spas in Las Vegas include Imperial Spa.

Which saunas in Las Vegas take walk-ins?

These Las Vegas spots accept walk-ins: Be Well Studio, Cold Summer, The Spa at Palms, Qua Baths & Spa, Spa Mandalay. Most others need a reservation.

Where can I get an all-day spa pass in Las Vegas?

Day passes in Las Vegas are offered by Sweat Equity ($45), The Spa & Salon at ARIA ($50), Oleksandra Spa & Salon ($60), Imperial Spa ($60), Spa Mandalay ($75).