Imperial Spa
1070 E Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV
Imperial Spa bills itself as the first Korean jjimjilbang in Las Vegas: more than 30,000 square feet over two levels on East Sahara Avenue, a short drive east of the north Strip, with a sister location in Fullerton, California. The ground level is the bathing floor, with Roman-bathhouse-style hot pools with powerful jets, a wet sauna and a dry sauna, and a cold plunge, where, as in any Korean bathhouse, you bathe nude in gender-separated areas. Upstairs is the co-ed floor, worn in clothes, with a red clay sauna built as individual cave-like chambers, a Himalayan salt room, a room filled with thousands of warm red clay balls, herbal and jade rooms for lying down, an ice room for cooling off, and a Korean restaurant. Daily admission is $60 and covers the whole building for the day; Nevada residents with a valid ID get a discount (recent reviews put it around $50), and admission is included with massage services, which start at $160 for 50 minutes. Korean body scrubs (from $195) are the signature add-on. No reservation is needed to bathe, but book treatments ahead. Since January 2026 the spa runs 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily with last entry at 7 p.m. Children under 14 are not allowed, 14-17-year-olds must come with an adult of the same gender, and pregnant guests are asked not to enter. No outside food or alcohol. For couples and friends, the co-ed level is the draw: you split up for the baths, then meet upstairs to rotate between the clay, salt and ice rooms and eat in between.
Quick facts
- Type
- Korean Spa
- Heat
- Traditional sauna, Steam room, Hot tub
- Cold
- Cold pool
- Drop-in price
- $60 per session
- Day pass
- $60
- Booking
- Walk-in + Reservation
- Session style
- Open access
- Gender
- Co-ed with separate areas
- Clothing
- Gender-separated nude areas
Hours
- Monday: 09:30–20:30
- Tuesday: 09:30–20:30
- Wednesday: 09:30–20:30
- Thursday: 09:30–20:30
- Friday: 09:30–20:30
- Saturday: 09:30–20:30
- Sunday: 09:30–20:30
Last updated November 2026.