Spa & Salon At Aria

First, I booked a complimentary consultation for color correction, as I was in between hair colors and considering switching stylists. The area of the salon where they do hair color is a little bit secluded and private, which I personally really liked. Darnell provided me with a thorough consultation; I found him to be very professional, knowledgable and helpful. He instructed me to use a specific hair care regimen, and even provided a product sample to use at home. Weeks later, my hair was in great condition as a result of his guidance, whereas before it was very distressed, dry and damaged. I’ve received several compliments on the health of my hair, especially as I am currently a high-​lift platinum blonde. I booked an appointment with Emily for my following hair color treatment.
As a stylist, she went above and beyond my expectations. The blonde color we achieved was gorgeous, and she did an extra step of using a bleach bath on other areas that still needed attention in the aftermath of previous color treatments. She meticulously used a toner to finish up for a beautiful finish, and gave suggestions to maintain the color as well. As an introvert, I appreciated that her personality was reasonably social and relaxed, without making me feel put on-​the-​spot. I felt totally comfortable and pampered. As a Vegas local, I hope to return to her in the very near future. I highly recommend the Aria hair salon team.

We have been going to the Aria spa for years. They used to have juices in the spa. The juices are no more! Just water and ginger ale now. They also used to have some snacks. The snacks are no more. Whats the deal?

Love this salon! No complaints here, very fast and efficient, they do not waste your time:) Ashley (Lori’s assistant) was great at shampooing my hair as I lay back on a massaging chair with a warm towel around my neck. Lori was an excellent hair stylist with a less than 30 minute classic blowout that blew me away;) Kaylee did an awesome job with my make-​up, the airbrush was so light and evened out my acne filled skin. The smoky eyes with fake eyelashes truly made my eyes pop out. She even gave me a sample for the lipstick and extra cotton swabs for finishing touches. All in all, well worth it because you’re worth it:) Standing ovation to the Salon at Aria!

Spa suite! What an amazing experience. We arrived 30 minutes prior to our appointment. There were so many amenities I didn’t know where to go first. While the spa was relatively busy I was still able to use everything. Onto our spa suite — Melissa was our hostess and she was simply amazing. My husband was happy to watch NFL playoffs in between spa treatments and I enjoyed a glass of champagne in our hot tub. The private space was worth every penny and I appreciate the staff going above and beyond to make this a pleasant and relaxing experience.

I went here twice on my first trip to Vegas and had a fabulous time hanging in the therapy pool. I am a huge spa addict and have been to many of the best spas in the world, so what struck me first was the wonderful, kind and comprehensive service. All of the women staff in the spa were warm, welcoming and soothing.
I LOVED the outdoor therapy pool, the gingerale option for hangovers and the eucalyptus steam room. The Japanese hot stone beds were a unique feature that I very much enjoyed. The overall atmosphere was relaxing and well appointed. The spa was just the right amount of spacious, private but also a welcoming place to relax with a few friends.
I had to subtract 1.5 stars because the sauna was cold, not hot, not warm, straight cold breeze. Also the planks on the floor were dangerously out of place and could easily cause an injury. If Aria wants to be be top notch, they also would need plants in the atrium/​tub area and some heating to mitigate the cool breeze coming in from the outdoor area. Lastly, they should have brand name products in the bathing area, although the generic products were a nice quality. I loved the face cream.
The merchandise selection at the spa shot was amazing and I picked up a bunch a gifts for friends. The pricing was very reasonable and I will definitely be back.

Let’s relax and detox. We love their facilities for spa. They were very attentive too. They guided you about the whole spa before you started your trip. Waters were everywhere and hot tea too, which was very thoughtful. They have free bottle water and ginger ale too, coffee and hot tea as well. Their eucalyptus steam room was amazing, you can definitely enjoy the strong smell of eucalyptus, if you like it. Towels were reachable, cold small towels and big ones of course. The co-​ed pool was amazing, you can enjoy the pretty vegas view with your love ones. They have snacks like bananas, apples, and pretzel. We enjoyed our spa a lot, although it’s a little bit pricey, it worth your try. Love it ;)

Great service, great gym, loved the experiential rooms, salt room and the heated slab room and the outdoor jacuzzi … This place is great if you want to go with your guy and have some shared spaces to hang with him. Most spas offer no mixed sex areas. I will return for a service next time, but my day pass was fab. Probably prefer encore spa for girls only spa day

The Japanese hot stone beds are the main reason to come to this spa. They were absolutely divine. The only problems: 1) for such a large spa with tons of lockers, there are only 5 beds (my friend and I were fortunate we neither had to wait for one nor had to worry about vacating them for others, since we just went before Christmas in Vegas’ off-​season) and 2) because the beds are in a co-​ed area, you are REQUIRED to wear a robe or bathing suit (bummer for those of us who prefer to enjoy spas in the buff).
The salt room left much to be desired: while it had immersive sound, vibrating lounge chairs, and a cool mineral wall appearance; it was too distracting to be very relaxing.
The main jacuzzi/​pool room again only had six chairs/​lounges in it, and lighting was much too bright.
The Eucalyptus steam room was great. A nice, large room. Very effective and refreshing.
The sauna room was also quite large but not very hot. I barely worked up a sweat!
Nice amenities (shower, sinks, vanity mirrors).
Overall, I enjoyed myself but I would never go if I thought there would be more than a handful of people. There are better spas out there with comparable $ 45 facility fees (Qua comes to mind).

The next time I come here, I’m not bringing my husband…
This is a girls place, let’s stick to that. I’ve been to 2 – 3 high end spas and this one takes the cake. The outdoor area jacuzzi was my favorite. I could have sipped my tea out there all afternoon.
My next favorite thing was the steam room. I loved how much it cleaned out my senses.
The salt room didn’t do much for me but laying out in the sun and going in the jacuzzi was absolutely amazing… I could have stayed MOST of the day if they served sandwiches.

Talk about disappointing??? How does a hotel the size of Aria have spa facilities the size of a local chain hotel… honestly I think I’ve been to spas in downtown Chicago with more amenities than this.
They have 2 meditation rooms with 4 to 5 chairs in them! 4 to 5? I entered each room about 5 times before I was able to partake in the relaxation. The jacuzzi area had 4 loungers and 2 chairs. The water I the hot jacuzzi was warm and the water in the warm jacuzzi was warm. The showers were disgusting; unclean and the products were Walmart quality if that. Never again

I spend all day here.
This is my oasis away from all the toxins.
I will come back every time I beautiful Las Vegas.
Beautiful spa, awesome customer service and very relaxing meditation rooms.

Aria’s spa is refreshing in that it offers more co-​ed relaxation options than most Vegas spas. (Am I seriously the only person on the Strip who wants to relax *with* her significant other? I was surprised at how few co-​ed spa options there are in Vegas.)
My fiancé and I were able to relax together in a number of public spa areas including the outdoor plunge pool (the view is a little less spectacular than they make it out to be on their website, but I enjoyed that it was heated in the winter time), the salt room (the ergonomic leather chairs vibrate a little, and they are SO AMAZING!), the warm granite room (loved the temp, but laying on a flat, hard slab of granite isn’t too comfy) and in the quiet lounge. We indulged in a couples’ massage and really enjoyed the ambiance of the luxurious treatment room. The faux fur blankets were a nice, cozy touch. Plus: the massage tables were the most comfortable ones I’ve ever had the pleasure of laying on. Only complaint was the scented massage oil: The oils were based on pinot grigio and red wine scents (laaaaame and didn’t smell all that great.) I love aromatherapy, so I was a little disappointed that there were only two options, and they both sucked.
In general, the spa at Aria was nicer and seemed more well-​maintained than comparable spas. I’ve been to pricier Vegas spas, yet Aria’s was absolutely pristine everywhere you looked: new towels, new robes, clean and well-​maintained spaces, furniture that looked «like new.» And nary a hint of mold anywhere — that is a BIG DEAL to me. I felt like everything at Aria’s spa was clean. It was also super quiet and relaxing. Nothing but grown ass people in there, which is refreshing since some of the other spas on the Strip can get overrun by gaggles of partying youngsters.

***Day Pass || General Public****When they decide to let general public use the spa on weekends, I will be able to rate on the spa amenities it’s self.
I was planing on coming there with a group of 6 girls, 3 guys. What a shame. Absolutely turned off.
While some of us would have used their services not everyone would have, he stated we all had to buy a service to use the spa.
Also his words
«Exclusive cliental» makes me wonder if he thinks our group wasn’t well-​off enough to use their service… Oh if only he knew.

Unfortunately Jeffery is gone. He’s the salon manager at The Golden Nugget now.
He recommended I see Jesse, here at the Aria salon and I’m happy I took his recommendation.

We stayed at the Vdara but wanted a nicer spa experience, and am so glad we (our party of 4 ladies on a bachelorette trip) booked a spay day pass ($ 40 I believe) at the Aria Spa. Spa customer service was impeccable, the facilities were nice and quiet. We had access to three different temperatured indoor spas/​pools, a sauna, a salt room, a hot stone room, a steam room and the outdoor plunge pool on the balcony overlooking the hotel’s party pool. The cucumber water and other refreshments were nice, and we spent almost 4 hours lounging around and enjoying the facilities! I would definitely do this again.
PS — Another HUGE plus side to their customer service… I somehow managed to lose my diamond wedding band while walking from the Aria Spa back to the Vdara (even though I placed my jewelry in a zippered pouch to keep it safe). After calling back a couple of times and freaking out more than once, I found out someone actually turned it in! Concierge at Aria were hassle-​free and shipped back my ring 2-​day air. It was a HUGE relief. Kudos!

Huge facilities, I mean HUGE! Spa, salon and fitness center are all located seperatly. You have to check in at different front desks if you have different services. The spa front desk sent me upstairs to spa facility cause they thought my waxing was getting done over there, but the lady at the spa had to send me down cause my waxing was actually supposed to be done at the salon. So there goes my walking, I didn’t even need to use the fitness center, I’d had enough exercise already!
I did Brazilian wax including toosh for the first time, the room was very clean, she provided a wipe before the waxing. To the waxing technician’s big surprise, I didn’t feel a thing from Brazilian wax, not to mention I was a first timer! Well, I don’t have much hair and my hair is really thin, guess that’s the reason why it didn’t hurt at all. And I had my half legs done too, not that I needed it, I don’t have much hair on my legs either. She did a great job on my legs, but not Brazilian wax, she didn’t tweeze all the baby hair off, or maybe they were just too soft to plug or something. Oh well…
And I had gel Mani & Pedi, along with hydrating care. The ladies did great jobs on both my hands and feet, they have three lines of gel colors, so many bright summer colors to choose from. Both of the ladies were very thorough and gentle, super nice too, we did a lot of chatting while getting my nails done, they were fun! Loved my services at nail salon!
The spa facility is definitely the largest and the best I have ever experienced! I loved the many co-​ed areas, it was great that both hubby and I could enjoy quality times together, including huge common area, many treatment rooms and therapy pool. They have some snacks and basic refreshments throughout the facility, no food or alcohol unless you reserve one of those spa suites, they require treatments to use the spa suites and a certain fee each hour, minimum three hours. I highly recommend couples hang at the therapy pool for a while, it’s overlooking liquid pool lounge, extremely quite and relaxing, definitely a great way to start a fun weekend or end a hard partying weekend.
I LOVED the women spa, they have everything, ALL the amenities you need. Three jacuzzis in different temperatures, spacious sauna and steam room, also dressing rooms and lounge chairs. It’s just one super nice facility to enjoy, relax and get ready for the evening!
Hubby did a special massage with a petite woman stepping on his back, he said it was too painful for him, I told him to just stay with traditional massage in the future. We spent a good 5 or 6 hundred bucks on spa and salon services, minus the OK waxing service, I was very satisfied with everything else! Extremely polite and friendly staffs, a very pleasant spa experience indeed!
Just keep in mind that you don’t need to spend a couple hundreds on services to get to enjoy the spa facility, just buy a $ 30 day pass, then you can spend a whole day there, that’s really a great deal for how nice this facility is!
Ps. Be careful, you need to sign and tip on EACH service ticket, I over tipped cause I thought I’d just write down a total for all services, but they actually charge seperatly by each service ticket. So I had to sign the ticket I left out earlier in the end, and totally forgot I had already tipped more than enough! I think they really should specify on how guests signing and tipping the service tickets, it was very confusing! Also call in advance to ask them to wave the spa day pass if all your services are being done at the salon, cause you spend that much money already, you shouldn’t have to pay for a spa day pass.

My wife and I cannot stop thinking about our spa experience at the Aria. It was the quintessential point of our entire trip, and something we still talk about to this day.
The other reviews do an outstanding job outlining the services available at this spa. You are paying for a true destination spa experience that is hard to replicate. The couples massages were amazing. My wife had a manicure and pedicure, which lasted her over two weeks.
You cannot go wrong by booking couples packages at this spa. There is nothing like walking right from this luxurious spa into your room at the Aria — easy, convenient, relaxing and fun.
Highly recommend, especially if staying at the Aria.

Pretty good deal for a spa day pass at 40/​day or 30/​day if you’re an Aria guest.
I definitely preferred Qua Baths & Spa (at the Caesar’s) far over this one (a tad bit more at $ 45/​day) for a few reasons
There are two sauna rooms, one with steamy eucalyptus goodness, and the other with dry heat. There are three jacuzzis right next to each other at different temperatures. The lay out of the spa isn’t great for relaxation since people have to walk through the jacuzzi area to get to the sauna rooms or get snacks or to get to the infinity pool. (the jacuzzi rooms are separated at Qua, so you don’t have the unncessary foot traffic).
The infinity pool is more of a mini day club and was really crowded with people chattin’ it up. Less relaxing than I hoped from the pictures.
The two ‘meditation rooms’ were neat, but there is very limited seating — like 5 each– and there was literally a line waiting to go into the meditation room.
The snacks were pretty sparse– some teas, sodas, apples, and nut mix.
Showers were nice, with a nice vanity area with plenty of supplies to get ready for the night! Overall, good deal for $ 30 bucks, but Qua is better for a more serene experience.

So here’s the secret:
You don’t need to spend $ 250 on a massage here to have a relaxing day. I mean you can, but if you’re on a budget you can still get your zen on.
Non-​guests of the Aria can spend $ 40/​person to use the facility for the day and it’s totally chill. Guests of the hotel spend less (I think it’s $ 30/​person).
The following things are co-​ed (so pack a swimsuit):
— Salt meditation room with vibrating beds. There are headsets in a basket when you walk in (or put your own earbuds in your robe). Plug the headset in the side of the chair. There’s a subwoofer built into the base (that’s where the vibration comes from) and the headphones deliver the upper frequencies of the new age music piped into the room.
— Dark meditation room with heated stone beds. If you don’t take a nap in the other room, this one will do the trick.
— Balcony whirlpool — outdoors overlooking the pool. Off-​season this is very tranquil because the pool is closed.
These things aren’t co-​ed and are clothing optional:
— Indoor whirlpools and cold plunge pool
— Dry sauna
— Eucalyptus steam room
We came in around 10:30 in the morning and stayed until about 7. We walked out content and far more relaxed than when we walked in.

***3.5 stars***
I booked a couples massage (aromatherapy) for my BF and I. We needed this after stressing about work and life. It’s our annual massage!
The spa is located on the second floor of Aria (take the escalators). The décor of the lobby is really white, serene, and clean. There’s also the salon to the right side. At the desk is where you pay for the entrance fee or any services you booked. Then, you’re directed to the elevators that will take you to the spa. Before reaching the elevators, there’s a lounge to the right with snacks/​beverages, couches, and a fireplace. On the left, there’s the gym.
Once the elevators take you up to the spa, there’s the women’s locker room to the left and the men’s locker room to the right. The doors open automatically BTW. Your spa host will greet you, explain everything, assign you a locker, and give you a tour. Everyone gets a robe and slippers. The women’s locker room is so nice! Their showers, sauna, steam room, hot & cold Jacuzzi, bathroom, and makeup areas are all fancy! The hot & cold Jacuzzi was my favorite! There’s three Jacuzzi– super hot, warm, and cold. The place is decorated with purple orchids. The bathroom area has all the amenities– cotton balls, q-​tips, toothbrush, blow dryer, curling iron, etc. Towels are placed everywhere too! There are complimentary beverages and fruits at the locker room lounge and co-​ed lounge.
Once you exit the women’s locker, there’s a co-​ed lounge where you can meet up with the opposite gender. My BF and I met up and waited for our masseuses. One of them greeted us and directed us to our room. There was a second masseuse waiting for us and he explained the procedure, asked a few questions, and had us pick our massage oil. The massage beds were comfortable and they had the softest blankets and covers! The masseuses were very professional and the overall experience was amazing! You can even pick your own music.
At the end of our massage session, we enjoyed the co-​ed Salt Room and the Japanese Hot Stone Room. The Salt Room was okay… you just lay and relax on the vibrating chairs, listen to the music, and breathe in the salty air. The Japanese Hot Stone Room was always full! The hot stone feels nice on your muscles– the heat relaxes tension. I almost fell asleep in there. Well, plenty of people fell asleep because you’ll occasionally hear some snores… zZzZzz…
We also enjoyed the co-​ed balcony pool that overlooks the Liquid Pool Lounge! The balcony pool reminds me of an infinity pool. There are only 5 lounge chairs though.
Overall, it was a great spa experience; $ 30 for entrance fee if you’re staying at Aria, $ 40 for non-​hotel guests. If you booked a service such as a massage, then the entrance fee is waived. Also, you get to use the gym and spa all day so you can come back later that day.