Qua Baths draws on ancient Roman bathing traditions with three temperature-regulated Roman pools, an Arctic Ice Room for contrast therapy, and 50+ treatment options. The La Stone Therapy and Roman Ritual packages are the spa's signature offerings.
Qua Baths & Spa at Caesars Palace on the Las Vegas Strip in Nevada takes its name from the Latin word for water and builds its entire identity around thermal bathing traditions modeled on ancient Roman thermae. The spa's most distinctive feature is three temperature-regulated Roman pools — cold, tepid, and warm — arranged to enable the contrast bathing sequence practiced for centuries in Roman public baths. Guests move between the pools at their own pace before or after treatments, allowing the thermal gradient to stimulate circulation and prepare the body for deeper manual therapy. An Arctic Ice Room, among the most unusual amenities offered by any Las Vegas spa, drops temperatures to near-freezing with simulated snowfall, providing a dramatic cold-contrast stimulus that few competitors can match.
The Roman Ritual is the signature multi-hour offering: a three-stage journey beginning with the full bathing circuit, proceeding through a full-body exfoliation scrub, and concluding with a therapeutic massage. At approximately three hours from start to finish, it is designed as a complete wellness experience rather than a single modality. La Stone Therapy is another cornerstone treatment, using heated basalt stones placed along the spine and incorporated into massage strokes to release chronic muscular tension. Beyond these anchors, the treatment menu extends to more than 50 options covering facial care, body wraps, manicure and pedicure services, and targeted massage modalities.
Separate men's and women's bathing areas with pool access, steam, and sauna flank the shared treatment wing. A hair salon and nail studio add full-service day spa breadth to the visit. Therapists at Qua hold professional massage and esthetics credentials and receive training in the property's Roman-themed protocols.
The spa at Caesars Palace is accessible to both hotel guests and day visitors. The Roman Ritual and other signature packages book several days ahead during major Las Vegas events and convention periods. Standard treatments can typically be reserved 48–72 hours in advance. Gratuity of 18–20% is customary.
Treatments
- Roman Ritual (bath circuit, scrub, and massage)
- La Stone Therapy
- Swedish massage
- Deep tissue massage
- Body wrap and exfoliation
- Custom facial
Good to know
- Signature
- The Roman Ritual — a 3-hour journey through Roman baths, ice room, and culminating massage
Highlights
- Three temperature-regulated Roman pools enabling ancient contrast bathing circuits from cold to warm
- Arctic Ice Room with near-freezing temperatures and simulated snowfall — unique among Las Vegas spas
- Roman Ritual: a three-hour bathing circuit, full-body scrub, and therapeutic massage package
- 50+ treatments including La Stone Therapy with heated basalt stones
- Full-service spa with hair salon and nail studio alongside the Roman bathing complex
Tips for visiting
- Book the Roman Ritual package 3–5 days in advance; it sells out quickly on weekends and during events
- Arrive 45 minutes before treatment time to complete the Roman pool circuit at a relaxed pace
- Day-use access to the Roman baths is bookable as a standalone without a treatment — confirm current pricing
- The Arctic Ice Room is best experienced immediately after time in the warm Roman pool for maximum contrast benefit
- Gratuity of 18–20% is standard and typically added automatically to the spa bill
Frequently asked questions
Can visitors use the Roman baths without booking a treatment?
Yes, day-use access to the Roman pool circuit and associated amenities is available as a standalone booking. Pricing and availability vary seasonally; confirm directly with the spa when reserving.
What is the Arctic Ice Room and how is it used?
The Arctic Ice Room is a cold-therapy chamber cooled to near-freezing with simulated snowfall overhead. It is used as contrast therapy after time in the warm Roman pools, stimulating circulation and reducing inflammation through the rapid temperature shift.
How long does the full Roman Ritual package take?
The Roman Ritual is a three-hour experience covering the bathing circuit, a full-body exfoliation scrub, and a therapeutic massage. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to use the bathing areas before the formal treatment begins.
Is Qua Baths open to non-guests of Caesars Palace?
Yes, the spa welcomes non-hotel guests for treatments and Roman bath access. Advance reservations are recommended for all visits, particularly on weekends and during major Las Vegas convention periods.