Flamingo Health Club and Spa

One of the best things about living in Vegas is access to some of the best spas in the country. So when a friend was coming to town and wanted to hit the spa, I was all for it. I’ve been to numerous spas both on and off the strip and I’ve found that they typically charge around $ 100 for a 50 minute. She was looking to save a little so I told her to pick where she wanted to go. As she was staying across the street at Caesars she chose the Flamingo for its lower cost and proximity. Not only is the entrance to the casino, spa, parking garage, etc. filthy and uninviting, but it was the worst massage ever!
I got a prenatal massage as I was around 11 weeks pregnant. I’ve previously had three other prenatal massages at other local and out of state spas so I do feel I have some experience to compare it to.
My masseuse was very young and did not appear to have much experience. She was nice and so I hesitate to be so critical, but at the end of the day I’m paying for these twice and the automatically added gratuity. My major complaint was the talking. I’m pregnant, I have a 7 month old son at home, I work full time, I’m here to relax! I am not here to learn about your upbringing, your relationship, where you want to live, how many kids you want, and I certainly don’t want to answer all your labor questions; I’m here to forget the world for 50 minutes! As for the actual massage… uneventful — I could have gotten a rub down from my husband half asleep that would have felt the same. She really just moved her oiled hands back and forth everywhere– she did not get any of the areas that needed attention or work out any knots.
I didn’t complain at checkout simply because I wanted my friend to have a positive experience. She’d never had a massage at a spa and thought hers was great. I think if she was aware of the nicer options out there, she’d feel differently.
Finally the amenities are mediocre at best… some infused water and a few in-​need-​of-​renovation hot tubs. The whole experience was depressing. Spend the extra $ 10 and go somewhere else.

A fitness center that closes at 6pm?! That’s a total joke.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! I have been to the Flamingo several times but had never actually been to their spa. From what I am reading in the reviews, it sounds like it was recently renovated. Either way, it’s awesome.
First, I looked to Unilocal for guidance and decided to book a couples deep tissue massage for me and my bf. I requested that he get Peter, and I ended up getting Rose. Both therapists were great. My bf and I have been a bit sore since we got it done (about 3 days ago) but I think it’s just because both of us needed the massage so bad. The pressure was crazy intense, but they will always go softer if you want them to.
I spent a ton of money on that massage. With that being said, if I went back I would probably just spring the $ 10 to get access to the facilities. You get this amazing robe to walk around in. The lounge area has really comfy couches. They were some sort of pleather, which is great because there is nothing worse than sitting half naked on a couch made with material that had God knows what on it. Anyway, the hot tub was incredible (though it toally could have been hotter) and it was nice to alternate between that and the cold tub (kept around 75 degrees). The one downside is that the pools are kind of small and the signs say max occupancy is 4 people. They also have a steam sauna and a dry sauna. The showers have 4 heads which is nice if you want that rainfall feel (I have a complex about getting my face wet so I skipped that part and just used 2 of the shower heads). There are plenty of towels laid out everywhere and the spa attendants were great – asking if I needed water or if they could get me anything.
It’s clothing optional. About a year ago that would have freaked me out, but I totally went naked. After being at the Imperial Health Spa in Vegas, it just seems silly to put on a constricting suit when I’m trying to relax. This last stay at the Flamingo was less than stellar, but the experience at the spa more than made up for it.
One suggestion for management – put a clock in the pool area. I was told that I needed to be sitting in the couches 5 minutes before my appointment so the therapist could come get me. In the meantime, I wanted to chill (or warm, as the case might have been) in the pools. I was in there, doing my thing, and suddenly realized I had no idea what time it was. You can’t have your cell phone out and the closest clock was in the changing area, and I didn’t want to have to hop out and towel off just to check the time. PLEASE PUT A CLOCK NEAR THE POOLS!

Deep Tissue Massage? Go to Peter! Deep Tissue: Peter, DEEP TISSUE MASSAGE: PETER PETER PETER! I travel all around the country and get massage fairly regularly. Not one person out there has been able to give me a deep tissue massage like Peter at the Flamingo Hotel Spa. This man has strong magical hands that really work into your muscles with power and force. He knows exactly what he’s talk about, very professional and witty!

We highly recommend it !! They are very professional and have great customer service at the spa. Every time we come to Las Vegas we get a massage and we ask for Peter who does an excellent job.
Les súper recomiendo un masaje con Peter en el spa del flamingos el es muy profesional y tiene mucha experiencia dando masages sus precios son muy cómodos en comparación a otros hoteles si van díganle que Rafael y Joel de L. A los recomendó.

Visited the Spa this past Saturday afternoon, and was treated to a 1hr full body massage as a gift from a friend during our Bachelorette Party Weekend. There were 5 of us ladies (not including the bride-​to-​be) who visited the spa and received massages. The staff here were all great and very attentive. The facilities were clean, and we were pleasantly surprised to find out that the spa offered more than just massage rooms, but a small day spa with a wet sauna room, dry sauna room, large individual private showers, relaxing sofas and 3 jacuzzi/​small pools (warm, hot & cold). The décor was a bit outdated and reminded me of a palm springs 70’s style spa.
When we arrived to the spa area to check-​in, we were given large plush robes and spa sandals to wear, along with wristbands that held our locker keys. We were also told that we were welcome to return to the spa again throughout the day until 7pm. This didn’t seem like the Korean spas that I frequent in LA where I could roam the spa in my birthday suit, but you are free to wear a swimsuit in the jacuzzi area and saunas… or you can use one of the many large towels that they provide (in the sauna rooms). There were lots of toiletries and hair styling tools & products provided for guests to use throughout the facilities also (toothbrushes, deodorant spray, razors/​shave cream, sanitary napkins, hair spray, hair gel, combs, brushes & blow dryers, etc.).
My massage therapist was Erlinda and she was so sweet and friendly… a little bit of a «Chatty Cathy», as we talked the entire massage so it wasn’t the most relaxing, however she was very thorough and the massage was good although the pressure was a bit too strong (the next day I was very sore).
Overall, I wouldn’t mind returning here to enjoy the spa facilities if I was staying at the Flamingo or nearby at The Linq (where I stayed this trip), but I probably wouldn’t go out of my way to come here if I was staying somewhere else on the strip.

This place is great!
I visited this spa for my birthday, and it was the best gift I received! Upon arriving I was greeted with nothing but smiles and pleasant attitudes. All of the staff were complete professionals and made me feel at home. The amenities were were all at my disposal for as long as I was there which I thought was a very nice thing to offer guests.
My first appointment was a massage with Corina. I’ve had massages in the past, but this was far better than I could have ever imagined. She was very attentive, and her personality was awesome. We had a great conversation and she wasn’t distracted by it while doing her job. Go see her. You’ll thank yourself.
My second appointment was a facial with Sandy. This was the first time I had one done from a professional, and I would go back a hundred times! She was a lovely person, and made me (and my face) feel beautiful. Go see her too.
All in all, it was one of the best experiences I’ve had. I would recommend this place to anyone who really wants to know what the word relaxed really means.

Awful experience. Understaffed and maintenance in progress with men in the women’s section of the spa. There was no functioning jacuzzi or sauna. When I checked in the lady did not give me a robe or slippers and direct me on where to go. This spa was in piss poor condition and should not have been opened until they were ready to service the guests. I also forgot to mention that all the couches were covered so there was no where to sit.

My wife and I have been going to the Spa at the Flamingo for years now in order to get our massages with Peter. We get massages nearly every month and everywhere we travel but we make special trips to Las Vegas just to get massage from Peter. The absolute best deep tissue massage there is that will relieve your back of anything that ails you. When you go tell him Dan & Mary sent you !

One of my favorite spa’s in Vegas, ask for Peter he’s as good as it gets.

This is my first Vegas spa experience, so I have little to compare it to. It’s not the most beautiful or shiniest or anything like that, but the amenities and services are great.
There is a full cardio and weight area before heading back to the spa. It always was being used whenever we would pass, but it was never over crowded. If I had any discipline I would have used it.
I had the sampler package — 25 minute sugar scrub, 25 minute massage and 25 minute facial. It was $ 160. It’s more than I’d like to pay for any of those services for that time period back here in the Denver area, but it’s a good deal for Vegas spas, as I’ve priced them.
After the 25 minute sugar scrub I got to shower off in a shower with 4 rainfall shower heads. I wish I had more time after I was all done (i.e. my husband didn’t want to hit the Strip right away) so I could have just stood in the shower for half an hour or so!
The massage was amazing. Far better than my therapist at home, which tells me I need to find a new one at home. She found my trouble areas and hit them hard. It was exactly what I needed.
I had Sandy for my facial and she was great. Fun to talk to and my skin felt amazing afterwards. I wish I had time/​$ for a 50 minute facial!
If you have a spa appointment, you have full access to the club all day. I didn’t have time to use it again, unfortunately. They have warm, hot and cold tubs, showers and a changing and hair area stocked with hair supplies and tools.
The only reason it doesn’t get 5 stars is because it is a bit dated with décor. I had a great experience and hope to do the same next year!

I visited Las Vegas this past weekend and had a blast! After a few days of walking up and down the strip, what would be a better way to relax than get a massage?
At first, I thought it would be a place where you undress in the room and receive the massage without having time to relax. When I saw the price, I was a bit hesitant… however, it was well worth it. I paid $ 110 for 50 minutes and I enjoyed every moment!
You pay upfront, then go to the spa area where you are greeted and given a robe and shown to the locker rooms. There are showers to take before the massage, because we all know how gross and sweaty we can get while in Vegas! Then relax on the sofas, or take a dip in the whirlpools. Then you are greeted by the massage therapist.
My massage therapist was Peter, and he has to be one of the best! Definitely made me feel comfortable and hit those troubled spots.
After the massage, he said to drink plenty of water, do some stretching and sit in the sauna for a bit before going home.
I had the most relaxing experience ever!
Thank you sooooooo much! I will be returning=)

This place really hit the spot! I love that they had hot, warm and cold tubs. The steam room and cold tub really snapped me out of my hangover. The steam room and sauna were fine, but each could be tweaked to be a bit warmer.
There was a nice selection of fruit juices, however, I didn’t like that they made you ask for them each time, rather than have them out.
Also, the men’s lounge area was turned to Wendy William’s show. Not really guy friendly programming. When I joked to the attendant about the show, he changed the channel to E… haha. Would have preferred a 24 hour news channel or ESPN. Or just the ability to change the channel.
The staff was friendly and helpful. I really liked that they offered an ice-​towel for when you’re taking a steam. Very nice touch.
I was in no condition to use the gym, but it seemed quite well-​appointed and spacious.

Nothing starts your day off better than a good pump in the morning!
One of the reasons I don’t mind staying in one of the older casino hotels such as the Flamingo is the well stocked and maintained health club and spa here. Lots of great equipment including hammer strength, plates, dumbells, cable racks, benches, and a smith machine. A nice amount of treadmills and cardio machines too.
Spa is relaxing and clean, with a large hot tub, steam room, and a full list of spa and massage services. Good hours as it is open from 6AM to 6PM. As with most all casino health clubs there is a charge to use them, even if you are staying there. Cost to use the gym is $ 20 a day, or $ 25 for a three day pass which is perfect for business travelors.
No reason to miss a workout while you are here on vacation. Unless you had one of those «what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas» experiences the night before!