Qua Spa at Caesars Palace

Caesars Palace Qua Bath and Spa embraces the fundamental traditions of Roman culture and their rituals. Roman culture was very social with communal activities centered around relations and relaxation. Romans would free themselves from the duties of daily life and get together in a central place to tell stories and just communicate.

Our daily busy lifestyle of today has produced a very stressed out society. Caesars Palace Qua Bath and Spa offers an opulent, prestigious retreat for all who visit. One that is reminiscent of the Roman culture of balance, healthful beauty and unity.

In addition to the vast array of treatments available, Caesars Palace Qua Spa offers a full menu of unique experiences to enjoy. It is available to those who visit them.

Caesars Qua Spa is located on the fourth floor of the Carnaval Tower.

Caesars Palace Qua Bath and Spa also offers separate women’s and men’s spas. However, private suites are available for couple’s ritual treatments.

Roman Baths (reminiscent of the Roman bathing ritual)
It consists of three distinct pools of varying temperature and size. The Tepidarium is the largest of them. It holds warm mineral-enriched waters. The two smaller pools are the hot waters of the Caldarium and the cold water plunge of the Frigidarium. The invigorating overhead rain showers, water massages and Thermal Stone Deep Relaxation chaises will complete the element.

Laconium Room (reminiscent of the Roman steam baths)
The Laconium sauna uses heat to warm your body. Sit with friends or a partner in a social environment and enjoy the warmth of the experience and of friendship.

Arctic Ice Room
Sit on benches under a beautiful domed ceiling, with glass tiled walls and heated floors, in a crisp 55 degree room as snow falls gently down around you.

Tea Lounges
All the teas are organically grown with only natural ingredients and flavors. An in-house Tea Sommelier will pamper your palate. There are separate tea lounges for men and women.

Enjoy some relaxing time at the Qua Spa at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.


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