Imperial Health Spa

Not what it’s cracked up to be. Have been to better. Could be cleaner as well. Grateful I used a deal from living social and didn’t pay full price.

Was ok. Used the groupon deal. Came here once with friends then once by myself to meditate. Didn’t feel that some places were «sanitary» as you are nude… My suggestion would be to clean every surface regularly especially when peoples bare bodies are all over the place. The steam rooms were very very hard to breathe in. Overall it was a relaxing experience.

Love this spa. It’s my second time here and I can’t tell you enough that you must try. All the other reviews are spot on about this place. I haven’t tried a massage yet but that is next on the to do list. My favorite room is the red clay balls. The jade room is amazing at really making you sweat out those toxins. Every time my skin has felt amazing after leaving here. So silky smooth.

Be totally ok being in the nude and seeing other people of your gender in the nude. Come on don’t be shy, you ain’t got nothing I never seen before.

I’m only rating the facial that i got from this spa.
Since i’ve been having some problems with my forehead cause of breakout. I decided to go to a spa to get a facial. The korean girl said that i should get the one for acne facial. And i did that and paid for it right away. It cost me $ 129.00. I think this is too expensive for a facial, maybe because the use of their amenities are included too after your facial.
Anyway, my esthecian that day was Olga. She’s nice and all. The thing is, i’m really not satisfied. Her hands is so light to massage my face. And my forehead is still bumpy, meaning it still has some dirt left. Other than that, it was nice.
Maybe their other services is good, but for facial, i think i’m gonna keep looking for a new spa.

Over rated place, they don’t have size 10 sandles, they close at 10pm, come it’s Vegas. In Los Angeles this type of places are open 24hours.

3.5 stars
It was clean, lockers were big, they had a few dry sauna rooms that are co-​ed, jacuzzi and steam rooms in the men and women’s locker rooms.
Nothing fancy but gets the job done.
Nice addition to Las Vegas.

This spa is sorta like an authentic Korean bath house, you must clean yourself in the shower or sit bath before getting into the hot tubs and spas and there are herbal steam rooms or dry saunas or even salt dry saunas. Either way all the saunas are pretty good for your skin, and to add there are a bunch of jacuzzis and hot tubs you can relax in. If you wanted a massage you have to ask at the front desk before entering the spa, and they do massages for you upstairs in one of the massage rooms. There’s normally lockers given to you and there should be razors, tooth brushes, q-​tips, hair dryers, etc. if not all out. The cleanliness of this place is incredible considering how many people come here everyday. Now to add you can go upstairs and there are hot clay ball rooms or the cold room or different types of cool rooms to be in but they’re also very relaxing. Or if you’re hungry you can get yourself some food at the kitchen upstairs where all the resting chairs are and the TV. I absolutely love the kitchen you can order all sorts of stuff, The udon is my favorite. They sell smoothies, coffee, green tea, wings, soup, and basically all sorts of good stuff. Except the fact they close the kitchen at 8:40 but that’s ok the place closes at 11. I would definitely recommend all my friends here and I would most likely be bringing all my friends here haha because there’s two separate spas, one for men and one for women. But upstairs you guys are all allowed to meet back up and eat some food or so or sit in the hot clay ball room (my fav room). The owners do a very good job maintaining this spa and it deserves a perfect 5 stars in my opinion.

My friend and I decided to try something new because we had a groupon. It’s a really fun experience if you’ve never tried a spa before. I’d even go back without the groupon. Because I didn’t know what to expect, I will say if you have a problem with nudity don’t go. The first floor is separated by sex however, so you wont find naked people on the coed floor.
Besides that, I had a great time. I would recommend the clay ball room as my friend and I had the most fun in that one. Make sure to put your butt in first so you don’t slip and fall.
They also offer towels, toiletries, and spa clothes so you aren’t sweating in your own stuff. I did bring my own sandals, and I’m glad, because the floors can get super hot in the saunas.
I will say the food looks overpriced. I’d just go to chinatown if you want korean food. But the staff is pretty friendly and they seemed helpful. I plan on going again.

Loved this place! Super cheap at $ 20 with lots of places to relax and recharge. Highly recommend it. Wet areas downstairs have jacuzzi, sauna and steam with a cold plunge to relax.
Upstairs area is coed requiring you to wear their outfit which was quite comfy. Favorites upstairs were the clay ball room which I had never seen and I have been to spas all over the country. Fridge room was also a first for me but refreshing after heated areas.
A few tips: you only get one large towel when you check in so save that for your finishing shower. All the towels provided in the wet areas are too small to dry you off.
If you are uncomfortable with nudity, this spa is not for you. There are no private shower stalls or private dressing rooms.
The atmosphere is casual and relaxed but not much service; they basically hand you your stuff and point you to the door so go explore a genuine Korean style spa!

The spa was great. There are 2 steam rooms, a Jacuzzi, an ice room and a pool in the women area. Upstairs has a few sauna rooms. The one we love the most was the ball clay room. It was fun, warm and comfy. I could fall asleep onto all the balls. There is a yoga room with the yoga «instructor» on the TV all the time. We purchased Korean beef ribs and ramen at the resting area. The food was better than I expected but a little pricey. Big TV with lots of comfort chairs which were very nice. We didn’t try the message but we did the body scrub. Not really enjoy it… I feel like I am a dead fish on the table :) but overall, it’s an excellence place for relaxation.
Don’t forget to search for a coupon. We got $ 15 for 2 people from
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I definitly would not recommend this spa to anyone.
This was my first visit to Vegas and like many others here on Unilocal,I used Unilocal to find a spa nearby, besides the hotel spa because the hotel spa is very expensive.
Generally most of the reviews for this spa are good, so I figured I had made a decent choice.
When we first arrived, my friend and I checked in and were given bright pink tacky men’s t-​shirts and bermuda style cotton shorts with the spas logo. Before even changing into the spa clothes I knew they would not be very comfortable by the feel of them in my hand.
We recieved the t-​shirt, shorts, towels, and our locker keys.
We get escorted to the back where the locker room style changing area is.
No where on their web site or in the building does it say this is a non-​private changing room. Women were walking around NUDE and I am not comfortable with this.
I am not against this style, as some may not have any issues with it, but it should be stated in some way, shape or form online or in the building.
When I asked a staff member for a restroom to change into the spa clothes, the staff member (I dont know her name) put her hand on my shoulder and said, «oh… its okay.» I said no, it’s not okay with me. I want to change in private.
She was basically pushing me to be okay with changing my clothing right next to other naked women. This is absolutely not comforting, and I thought going to a spa was supposed to be comfortable?
She then said okay, and pointed my friend and I towards the restroom.
When we get in the restroom to try our clothes on, we go in the handicap stall together and both step in puddles of some liquid on the floor. We HOPE it was water, but dont know for sure.
Before we could even start changing, we recieved an emergency phone call from my friends mother. We needed to leave the spa immediately.
We go to the front desk with the folded bright pink spa outfits, and tell them we are sorry but we have an emergency and we must go. We did not recieve any service and asked for a refund.
The staff member at the front, who seemed to be in some sort of management position, said no refunds. My friend was nice and asked if there was anything they could do since we didnt recieve any service, and she argued and said no.
This is when I stepped in. I have worked in customer service since I started working at 15, (I am 25 now), so I am very respectful to other who work in the industry.
This is when I knew this truely wasn’t good or even satisfactory customer service. I asked the women where their refund policy is, and she just argued and said there were no refunds. Then I asked AGAIN for documentation of theit policy and she said it was on the wall and pointed to a document.
I went up to it and read as follows «Admission Fee of $ 25 is Non– Refundable.»
We did not pay any ‘Admission fee,” so I go back to the woman and tell her what her own sign says, and she tells me admission fee means all services.
Now I was pissed off. This is absolutely misleading and unfair. You cannot claim that one word umbrellas all of the services offered.
I proceeded to tell her that her sign is misleading and that is not fair, and that their sign must be more specific.
Ultimately we both left with no refund, upset with the service and the emergency that we had to deal with.
I will never recommend this spa to anyone and will never return.

4 stars only because I couldn’t enjoy the hot tub with my fiancé but other than that the spa was great. Love the red ball clay room, especially the ice room I’m a fan of cold weather. The message chair they have almost felt realistic and I can’t forget to mention female and male dressing rooms are separate and yes they are butt naked so be mindful you will see things you don’t wanna see. If kids are attending they will see other people’s private areas so be mindful of that also. They do serve meals upstairs on the second floor.
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Finally, an unpretentious spa that’s cheap as fuck, relaxed in their cell phone policies… and right around the corner from my house! How the hell did it take me so long to try it out?!
I’m not really a spa person, but when the weather gets cold and shitty like it is now, and you work as an outdoor art nude model… this place is VERY therapeutic after a long day spent naked in the desert, shivering your ass off. It’s an amazing and cost-​effective way to thaw out your bones again.
The value cannot be overstated — $ 20 (less if you get a punchcard or coupon), and you have full use of the various saunas and steam rooms, the cold plunge and the hot jacuzzis. The variety of different saunas and steam rooms is exceptional — some salt, some jade, some herbal and one filled with warm little red clay balls. And then a sort of chic walk-​in freezer with mood lighting, to «close» your pores at the end of your stay.
Everything is super-​clean and well-​organized, probably because most of the patrons are Koreans and have some kinda weird culture of respect and cleanliness. But what really deserves 5 stars is the ambiance: relaxed, but not sanctimonious. Most everyone was chatting quietly or looking at their cell phones while steaming/​baking/​etc, which is a HUGE plus for me! I hate those Nazi spas that mandate silence and no phones!
I haven’t had a massage or scrub yet, so I can’t comment on those services. But based on the spa alone, I will definitely be back!

— very clean. didn’t feel grossed out in the locker rooms, showers, spa rooms, etc. always saw a cleaning lady doing her thing.
— spa rooms were good quality. went into the green tea room, red clay ball room and the clay oven room. all felt amazing.
— all of the staff was friendly, approachable and on top of it.
Cons: there were some ants by the jacuzzi. (But didn’t seem like it was an ignored issue — some things you just can’t help). Food is overpriced. Been to many Korean spas that service high quality food for half the price.
I love this place. Will return.

Don’t be fooled by the exterior because this Korean spa is totally a hidden jewel in Las Vegas. It is one of my favorite places to spend literally the whole day in. Highly recommend for those that want to wind down and have rejuvinated skin.
Like everyone has said the groupons really help if you are an avid visitor, otherwise it is $ 20 for all day general entrance.
They also have many different spa amenities available including massages, facials, manicure, pedicures, and more! The menu is right in the front and they are scheduled through availability. They also have masks and beauty products for sale in the front. In addition, there is food available all day. Everything is charged through your key and is paid when you are leaving.
Definitely take your time here and enjoy every single moment you are there. Take a dip. Steam off. Take a nap. Have some food. Then sweat it off! Have fun and go treat yourself as often as you can!

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Chillax, Enjoy Saunas and Jimjil-​bangs, Eat & Drink, Take a nap for hours,
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I got a groupon deal to spend some time with my girlfriends. We were interested in the facilities and seeing what amenities they had to offer.
First impression, bright open entrance with hardly any smiles from the workers. They offered us these super over-​sized shirts and shorts that fits sumo sized. They are very unattractive, but it did the cover up job. I was handed a towel with this disgusting yellow stain that seemed like it could wash off, but it didn’t look washed. This didn’t instill confidence within me about this facility.
There was a quick explanation of the facilities and off we went. No tour, just reading signs, using common sense and wandering about the entire facility. It was pretty empty for being the weekend.
Here’s the entire facility breakdown:
There’s 2 common lounge areas to watch TV, sleep or read on over-​sized lazy boy type chairs.
The clay room is like little igloos that you crawl into and lay in there. It’s just a hot sauna with red lighting and I can’t tell if there’s any benefits to lying there with the clay.
The clay ball room is individual squared off spaces that is filled with what feels like marbles. You have to really gently lay yourself onto it, because it’s pretty painful getting out when trying to stand on marbles. You just do a swim motion like you’re at Chuck-​e-​Cheese and let the clay balls just warm you entire body. Again, another hot sauna room. Bare in mind, you can’t last more than 10 minutes per room, per recommendations of the facility, because it’s so deathly hot.
The chill room is literally just the chill room. The U shape tile that allots about 7 women to sit in there comfortably and we switch from a hot treatment and back to the cool room each time to reset and cool down. Nothing special, just a chilled room with mood lighting.
The treatment rooms seem like they were all just in a big room, but separated by shoji screens. The prices seemed reasonable, but if the facility wasn’t attractive, I can’t see how the treatments would have been any better.
Then back downstairs is when the nakedness happens. There’s a sauna room, empty big room with floor mats to lie on and zen out. The water features were a salt water pool, a cool plunge that wasn’t working, a jacuzzi, 2 different steam rooms featuring herbal scents (by far my favorite), sit down showers, stand up showers that had the essentials and that was pretty much it. I was not impressed with the water features. The mixture of hot and muggy was a turn off and there was a smell the lingered. We spent but most of our time showering off in there and back to the lockers.
They had teeny tiny cups for water refills, but thank goodness the offered water. There was the bare essentials like blow dryer, brush and maybe some cotton swabs. I didn’t find the place too pleasant, so the consensus was leave as soon as possible.
There was a dining area and the food was over priced, but at least they offered food. We didn’t eat there, so I can’t comment.
Next time, heading to the strip for a spa day is probably going to be the best bet.

While driving here the area may look sketchy but once I start you get inside imperial spa everything will be A-​OK.
Where else in Las Vegas can you enjoy a spa day alone or with your significant other for only $ 20? The 2^nd floor is the unisex floor so clothes are mandatory and they also have food and a drink bar.
The first floor has a men’s side and ladies side. Everybody is pretty much naked. It reminds me of being in Japan. I love it.
Also, they provide you with clothes as well. You can’t go wrong here. I come here at least 3 times a week.
If you love have a spa day then this is a must for anybody in Las Vegas.

Came here via groupon… and I have to say, I like this place. It’s clean and the rooms are relaxing. The red clay ball room is my favorite… I nestle myself in a bed of red clay balls and sweat away, then hit the ice room to wake up… then repeat the process.
Had to remove a star because the food prices were a bit out of wack. Take the price of a Korean dish at any Korean restaurant in town and multiply the price by 1.5 or double.
Overall a relaxing afternoon and a cool place to take a date and do something new.
Later on had a great night sleep.