Hot springs & baths · LAS VEGAS HOT SPRINGS
Good las vegas hot springs fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ once you are in the water.
Paddle beneath Hoover Dam, soak in Arizona hot springs, and enjoy lunch on a guided 12-mile Black Canyon kayak tour from Las Vegas.
“The views The scenery Hot springs The guide The education The physical activity Ashley our guide was AMAZING!!!”
Review of Las Vegas Star Spa’s private Jacuzzi, sauna, and hot stone massage package, with honest advice on value, service, cleanliness, and booking.
“2 couples booked for private jacuzzi and couple massages. Pre-called to make sure we had our own jacuzzi. Nope we were with the other couple but worse that’s that, we waited just over 1 hour even though we had booked appointments. After 1/2 hour in jacuzzi which was 15 minutes too long we asked for our massages. Still had to wait. But! The massages were good, not great but good. At the end they do ask for tips, but people that is all they earn, tips. So if you go, please tip them. Figure $10 per hour. Place was clean. Communication difficult. But not many coed jacuzzi experiences if you…”
Review of a guided Black Canyon hike from Las Vegas with slot canyons, petroglyphs, Colorado River views, lunch, and hot springs.
“Amazing 7 mile hiking trip!! Gorgeous weather in October and the springs were a fantastic soak. Antonio our guide was very informing and great company. My boyfriend enjoyed this birthday gift. Definitely recommend but be sure you are ok with hiking in gravel (although it’s not that bad).”
Review of the private Tecopa Hot Springs tour from Las Vegas, including desert views, stargazing, pricing, transport, timing, and practical tips.
“It was a great experience. The view of the sky is amazing and the water wax relaxing. I had a very good time.”
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