Any opinions on spa suits in Las Vegas, NV?

Question

Any rooms come with a spa in the room. Please need to find a jacuzzi in the room.

Answer 1

If you're on a budget, I'd recommend the spa suite at either the Tropicana or Excalibur. We have gone to Vegas several times and stayed at both of these hotels in their spa suite. Both are great, even though the Trop isn't much to look at, the rooms have been recently updated and were very clean.

The Tropicana spa suite was a total of $493.00 from Friday through Monday (in March of '06)

Excalibur spa suite (just got back from there 2 days ago) was a total of $711.00 from Saturday through Tuesday over the holiday weekend.

We had a nice strip view from both rooms. Excalibur's spa was a bit bigger, but overall the rooms were comparable in size and cleanliness. The Trop had a couch, chair and table in the room, Excalibur had a table and chairs only. Both rooms had a stand-up shower. Both were very clean, new carpeting and had the standard TV and amenities, but no coffee maker.

Have a great time, wherever you choose to stay!

Answer 2

One of the best spa suites I have stayed at is at the Monte Carlo Hotel. Their spa is located inside the suite directly in front of a large window that overlooks the city. There is also a surround sound stereo with CD & DVD player, and if I remember there was a bar in the room. The bathroom is also very nice decorated with marble. So you can relax in your spa while taking in a gorgeous city view while listening to some relaxing music!

Right now the prices are about $319/night. Not sure when you need it, but if it's just for one night or for a special occasion this is a very nice suite.

Another hotel that has spa suites is the New York New York. I haven't stayed here so I can't recommend it, but when I was searching for a spa suite the description said that there was a clover shaped spa tub located in the corner of the room. This are going for about $160.

Answer 3

I saw the pictures online yesterday of the one at Luxor (was only 139.00). I've stayed at the one at Caesar's and that was the best one I've seen so far. The room price was more than others, though around 350.00 a day. I like the bathrooms at the Aladdin (Planet Hollywood). We stayed in a room where there was a huge bathroom with a huge bathtub with a big TV and view of the strip. Aladdin (Planet Hollywood) has the nicest rooms, I think. I haven't stayed at the Luxor, but they look okay and the prices are really good. I might stay there just for fun (I live in Vegas). Even though I got married at the Excalibur, I wouldn't recommend their hotel rooms. New York, New York has spa suites. There are a lot of places. Just pick a place and check if they have availability :).

Oh, another nice place to stay off the strip is Westgate Flamingo Bay. We had a 1-bedroom (that's all they had available) for 79.00 nt and we stayed there for two weeks before we found our apartment when we moved here. They have really nice furniture, full kitchen, and spa. It was a great price, but they hardly ever have availability.

Answer 4

Both of these are very nice and reasonable.

Stratosphere - Casino Suite
http://www.stratospherehotel.com

Luxor - Pyramid Spa Suites
http://www.luxor.com

If you want five star accommodations I would check.

Venetian
http://www.venetian.com
They have a promotion going, PC - "GRED78D"

Caesars Palace
http://www.harrahs.com >Caesars
Their Palace Tower Deluxe rooms have oversized Jacuzzi tubs.

~Jack~
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Answer 5

The Luxor has spa suites...however a spa in your suite is grossly overrated. It's not really a fun thing and very hard to "use" if you get what I mean.

Answer 6

If you're willing to spend, the Four Seasons have a great spa, but not sure they have it in their suites.

Answer 7

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