Imperial Spa | Las Vegas

This is one of the best-value spas in Las Vegas with excellent facilities. The Korean-style body scrub was amazing, and after that, I had a foot massage followed by a full-body deep tissue massage—it completely relieved all my fatigue. The sauna facilities are well maintained and more than enough to enjoy a relaxing spa experience. Overall, I was very satisfied with my visit.

Place has gone downhill big time. Do not waste your time. They no longer have a working hot tub or kitchen in spite of what they advertise online. I paid $45 to enter only to find there is zero food here to eat and no hot tub. I would have NEVER come had I known that. I must eat every three hours and now must leave because they don’t offer what they advertise and won’t allow food to be brought in. This place used to be great. Now they have raised the price from $25 to $45 and offer half the amenities. Rip off!

This spa is awesome!!! I took myself and my mom here for a Korean body scrub, we were first timers, Sunny did an amazing job scrubbing up my skin and walking me through the process. I feel like a whole new person. My mom had a great experience as a well. The other spa spaces were cool, a nice Himalayan salt dry sauna space, a basic dry sauna space, a steam sauna, and two cold pools were what was on the female side. No hot tub at this time which is a little lame but the rest of the experience made up for it. In the coed space, there was a red clay ball room I really enjoyed! Some things to note, the all female space downstairs is intended to be enjoyed nude, so if that doesn’t fly with you then go somewhere else. The coed space does require you to be clothed, they provide you with clothes. They do not provide you with slippers (sandals) so bring your own or you choose. Also their restaurant is not running atm, but I don’t really understand why you would want to eat at a spa. Overall, an awesome simple, no frills, spa.

For the price of a day pass, i think it’s a great value. Theres a dry sauna, two steam rooms, cool plunge, salt room, clay ball pits, clay meditation tombs, ice room, pay massage chairs and many lounges and showers available. I also frequently get korean body scrub and massage here, yes these run $100-300 per package and include a day pass. Have been 20+ times and never had a bad experience! The staff is always kind and respectful. Its a very peaceful place, highly recommend 🙂

Came here on a Monday and had a body scrub and massage appointment and that part was great…a Korean guy named Joe did the body scrub and the sweetest massage and he was excellent…facilities is pretty clean in the men’s area with Jacuzzi and cold plunge hot and cold sauna was all in good work in order… I went upstairs to take a look, but it was pretty dead and seems like the restaurant or the food counter was closed….plenty of parking around and overall, it was a very, very good experience, but I wish they had some food….I definitely recommend asking for Joe for the body scrub and massage and he’s a good dude…. 80 minute total for $215 plus tip was a good deal so thank you and I will be back, michael

Amazing Korean spa!!! We are Koreans from a famous hot spring city in Korea and this is just as good as spas in Korea! We drove 5 hours just to visit this spa and it was worth it. Just got the day pass and spent 5-6 hours there. Service was really great. At the door, they explained how the spa worked and told us beforehand that the female jacuzzi and restaraunt was closed before we paid, which was fine with me. They said the female jacuzzi would be back working in about a week and they are working on a new menu, recipes and prices for the restaraunt to be released soon. They gave me a free face mask as a gift for the jacuzzi not working which was really sweet. Owners are Korean and operate it just like in Korea. The whole facility is very clean and spacious. Make sure you know all the amenities offered when you go so you get the most of your experience. Koreans spent average of 3+ hours in a sauna so that’s how the experience should be spent. FOR AMERICANS: This is a Korean nude sauna. PLEASE FULLY SHOWER before entering the jacuzzi and bathhouse areas. This is Korean culture and etiquette. Full shower means thoroughly shampooing and washing the body. Fully bathe again before leaving (this is when I use conditioner). Tie up hair so it doesn’t touch the water. Korean Etiquette: - Entering for 1st time ➡️ Bathe - Sweat in saunas ➡️ Bathe/Rinse - Bathroom ➡️ Bathe - Leaving ➡️ Bathe Entering the baths and saunas without bathing is gross so please research before you come! Being naked might be weird but it is more hygienic as you can fully wash your whole body. In Korea, they will kick you out for wearing a swimsuit so just embrace the nude! (They don’t kick you out here for wearing a swimsuit, so don’t worry if you are too shy. Just bathe well first!) Luckily most people roughly followed the bathing rules when I was there, but I want to post them above to make people aware. Tips: - When the restaraunt reopens, try sauna eggs and sikhye. These foods are the essential Korean spa food. - Bring a change of underwear or take them off because you will sweat through them in the uniform. - Bring a book - Be quiet in sauna - Drink lots of water Bathhouse Amenities: 2 wet saunas (hottest), 1 dry sauna, cold pool, hot pool, lukewarm pool, salt room, showers, hairdryers, combs, body lotion, Q tips, towels, lockers, slippers, lounge area, massage area, water Coed Amenities: Clay Bath Sauna, Red Clay (hottest) Sauna, Jade Saunas, 1 unnamed sauna?, Ice Room, 2 lounge areas, Nap Room, Dining Area, water We will definitely be back!

At $35 for spa access, it’s such a great deal, especially for Vegas. I’ve visited some bigger nice ones in my travels and this one, being the only Korean spa in Vegas, was not bad at all. Even some of the spas in Korea is not as nice as this one. I came here on a Tuesday night around 6pm. The staff at the counter were friendly. They do take credit cards with no extra fees. There is definitely room for improvements but at $35, it’s a steal. But they could easily fix some things and raise the rates. I noticed that a lot of the shampoo, conditioner and body wash dispensers were not refilled, the vents in the pool area could be wiped cleaned, I didn’t see any hooks to hang your towel, the lounge chaise sunked in, the hair dryer has seen better days, the comb sanitizer machine was really dirty and they could install a temperature gauge for some of the therapy rooms. What I liked, was the jacuzzi, cold plunge tub, the "Flash Dance" movie rain shower, 2 steam rooms and sauna. I would definitely return.