Qua Baths and Spa

Qua Baths and Spa occupies a large wing of Caesars Palace at 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, in the Center Strip district of Las Vegas, Nevada. Themed on the bathing traditions of ancient Rome, the spa is built around three Roman Baths held at different temperatures, which set it apart from the more conventional treatment-room spas found elsewhere on the Strip. The property lists 51 treatment rooms, making it one of the larger resort spas in the city, and its menu spans massage, facials, body wraps and salon services. The thermal areas are the signature draw. Beyond the three baths, the spa features an Arctic Ice Room where artificial snow falls, a Laconium dry heat room modelled on Roman and Greek heated chambers, and a tea lounge used for resting between treatments. The contrast between hot and cold rooms is central to the experience, and many visitors move through the sequence several times. As a Caesars Palace resort spa, treatments are delivered by licensed Nevada massage therapists and estheticians, and the spa has long been counted among the better-known destination spas on the Strip. Massages start from about $200, and treatments typically run 50 to 80 minutes. The Roman Baths are sold separately as a day pass, so visitors who want only the thermal circuit can book it without a treatment. A full visit including baths usually takes three to four hours. The spa operates daily and works by appointment, so reservations are advisable, particularly on weekends, holidays and during major conventions when Strip hotels fill. Walk-in availability is limited. Reservations can be made through the Caesars Palace website or by phone at +1 866-782-0655. The bathing areas are generally treated as quiet zones, and robes and slippers are provided in the locker areas. Because the spa sits inside a large casino resort, the walk from the main lobby can be lengthy, and visitors should allow extra time to find the entrance before a scheduled appointment.