Best Bath Houses in Potosi Mountain

"This two-level 16,000 square-foot spa is considered one of the smaller but also quieter spas on the strip. The spa at Vdara offers individualized treatments such as their signature European heat experiences. Its 11 treatment rooms have natural elements that help to ground and calm you."

"The Vdara Hotel & Spa offers several intimate spa treatments and amenities on the Las Vegas Strip. It is not a big spa facility because it only has 11 different spa treatment rooms. However, it is still an 18,000 square foot facility with a first and second floor."

"If you want a spa day without the extravagant expense, head to Imperial, a Korean spa with a general admission price of just $25 (£18). The Imperial promises to make you feel like royalty in its “Roman-style paradise,” a 32,000sqft (3,000sqm) space featuring circular frescoes on its ceilings. Explore therapeutic rooms including a Himalayan salt cave, a red-clay infrared sauna and a jade sauna."

"Services: Specialty saunas, hot stone massage, aroma body scrubs, full body treatments, facials. Couples/Co-ed: yes/children 12 years of age or older. When you are ready to indulge in some relaxing and healthy treatments that will blow your mind and body, then you should try the Imperial Spa."

"The place to go if you’ve tied yourself up in knots with all-day and all-night parties, and been sat at one-too-many slot machines. Services at this well-reviewed spa include deep tissue, Swedish, sports, couples’ and hot lava stone massages. Located just 10 minutes away from the Strip, Boracay is well situated for when you need to find a sanctuary."

"Boracay specializes in a vast array of massages, from deep tissues, Swedish, sports, couples’ and hot lava stone massages. Add-ons include a scrub, Shiatsu, aromatherapy or hot stone therapy."

"Moving out of the Downtown area and even off the Strip, you can find opulence in hotel bathrooms at the M, including tubs with a view of the Vegas night lights. The M is a bit of an anomaly in Vegas. It’s a casino for locals that nevertheless has a decidedly top-end Strip quality to its gaming floor, its restaurants, and its bathrooms."

"With over 100 television screens that show the chefs preparing your food along with other Food Network programs, this entertainment is sure to get your appetite going. More than 200 dishes are prepared fresh each day. Binge on wood-fired pizza, build your own nachos, and taste the famous Las Vegas prime rib dish."

"Rejuvenate and glow to the holistic treatments in Djanel Spa which is just a minute away from MGM Hotel and Las Vegas Boulevard. Relax your body with the wide array of body pampering including Swedish Flair Massage, Thai Massage, and Hot Stone Therapy. A couple massage is perfect for you and your loved one right after a night of tiring walk while following the neon lights at the Strip."

"The Aces of Comedy Club is located at the Terry Fator Theatre, inside the Mirage Hotel and Casino. The theatre offers concessions and a limited bar. There is no drink minimum."

"The Jokester’s Comedy Club is located at the D Casino & Hotel in downtown Las Vegas. The club boasts a cabaret-style theatre. Food is not served although you can grab a drink as the venue offers a full bar and cocktail service."

"Located about a mile from Old Town Las Vegas (aka Fremont), Tenaya Creek Brewery is one of the award-winning Las Vegas breweries with chill vibes and good craft beer. Enjoy a flight of 5 or a pint of beer off of their large list of in-house brews and several guest taps. Their Pilsner won gold at the Great American Beer Festival and is one of the few craft pilsners that we have found to really enjoy."

"After dinner, head back downtown to Tenaya Creek, a long-time Las Vegas brewery — it originally was located where PT’s Brewing is now. The taproom feels like so many of the nation’s taprooms: solid beer and low-key vibes, unusual for Las Vegas where most bars have gaming. While you’re in the neighborhood, you should check out the Neon Museum, which is only a mile away."

"This family-owned and operated brewery has been around for nearly two decades, moving Downtown after outgrowing its previous facility in the northwest valley. It’s not your typical Las Vegas watering hole: no gaming, smoking, or liquor. Just great craft beer and a little bit of wine."