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Verified May 2026
Imperial Spa Las Vegas is a Korean-style jjimjilbang featuring hot tubs, saunas, Himalayan salt rooms, Korean body scrubs, massages, and co-ed relaxation spaces near the Las Vegas Strip.
Located just east of the Las Vegas Strip, Imperial Spa is a large Korean-style jjimjilbang and wellness spa offering a mix of traditional Korean bathhouse culture and Roman-inspired spa amenities. The spa spans more than 30,000 square feet across two levels and features gender-separated wet areas, co-ed relaxation rooms, Korean body scrubs, massages, sauna experiences, and a Korean restaurant. Imperial Spa is widely known as one of the only full Korean jjimjilbang experiences in Las Vegas.
Gender-separated hot springs and hydrotherapy pools
Hot jacuzzi pools and cold plunge pools
Wet sauna and dry sauna rooms
Himalayan Salt Room
Ice Room
Red Clay Sauna
Clay Ball Room
Herbal & Jade Room
Korean body scrubs
Swedish, deep tissue, combo, and hot stone massages
Facial treatments
Foot acupressure treatments
Co-ed relaxation areas
Korean restaurant and snack area
Lounge seating and recliners
Locker rooms and showers
Complimentary spa uniforms and towels
Monday–Sunday: 9:30 AM – 8:30 PM
Last admission: 7:00 PM
Daily Admission: $45
Admission includes access to the general spa and sauna facilities for the day.
Access is included with purchased spa treatments and services.
Last admission is at 7:00 PM daily.
The first floor contains gender-separated spa and bathing areas.
The second floor includes co-ed relaxation and sauna spaces where spa uniforms are required.
Minors under 14 are not allowed.
Guests ages 14–17 must be accompanied by an adult of the same gender.
Outside food, alcohol, smoking, and drugs are prohibited.
Gratuity is not included in treatment pricing.
Reservations are recommended for spa services and massages.
Imperial Spa is considered the first Korean jjimjilbang spa in Las Vegas.
The spa combines Korean wellness traditions with Roman bathhouse inspiration.
Many spa rooms are designed for heat therapy, halotherapy, and relaxation.
The co-ed areas require provided spa uniforms or robes.
Nick
Aug 3, 2023
I'm in town for the Star Trek convention and made a quick visit to Imperial Vegas. It was $35 to enter and the lady gave me an extra towel for free. That was good! Pros- 1. Hot tub is huge 2. Locker area had lounge seating/tv's 3. Sauna was a nice size and wasn't melt your face hot. 4. $35 all day pass 5. Free extra towel when asked 6. Staff were friendly Cons- 1. Two steam rooms- both super small, both so hot it WOULD melt your face off 2. Kind of run down vibe 3. 3 chairs to sit in 4. Most people covered up unless they were in the water 5. Several broken showers 6. You have to wear the uniform in the men's only salt room in the men's only area?? Don't understand why. 7. Water to drink was lukewarm 8. Cold pool was more like bath water and not so much cold. 9. Several of the lights were flickering or out.
