The Spa at Palms Place

Discover the exclusive 26,000 sq. ft. Palms Place Spa & Wellness. Featuring one of only two hammams in Las Vegas, it offers a rare wellness experience. The spa includes separate men’s and women’s wet areas, quiet spaces, and up to 21 private rooms for massage or med-spa services. Additionally, two rooms are available for a pilates studio, longevity lounge, IV drip, contrast therapy, and more. The seventh-floor longevity lounge can integrate with the spa, adding 13 more rooms to the 8 on the lower floor. A former body-heat tanning buildout offers creative redevelopment potential. This is more than reactivating an iconic spa; it’s pioneering the evolution of wellness, set within the legendary Palms Place—awaiting the operator who will redefine hospitality.A Platform for the Next Generation of Wellness Hospitality Over the past decade, the wellness industry has evolved far beyond the traditional spa model. Modern wellness destinations increasingly integrate hospitality, recovery, preventative health, and performance optimization into a single ecosystem designed to serve both travelers and local communities. Today’s guests are seeking experiences that support physical wellbeing, recovery from travel, stress reduction, and long-term health. As a result, many hospitality operators and wellness brands are developing environments that combine spa services with advanced recovery technologies, movement programming, and preventative health offerings. Within this context, Palms Place offers a rare opportunity to activate a large-scale wellness platform within a hospitality environment located just minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. The property already features a substantial spa infrastructure including treatment rooms, hydrotherapy areas, sauna and hammam facilities, and supporting wellness spaces. This foundational investment allows operators to focus primarily on concept development, brand identity, and the integration of modern wellness modalities rather than constructing spa infrastructure from the ground up. Today’s wellness operators are increasingly blending traditional services with modern experiences such as contrast therapy circuits, IV infusion services, recovery technologies, movement training, and community wellness programming. Facilities that successfully integrate these offerings often operate as destination wellness environments rather than single-service spas. The scale and layout of the Palms Place wellness space creates the potential to support this next-generation hospitality model while serving multiple audiences including residents, resort guests, visiting tourists, and the local Las Vegas wellness community. For operators seeking to establish a flagship presence in one of the most visited tourism markets in the world, Palms Place represents an opportunity to introduce a modern wellness concept within a building that already possesses many of the core structural elements required for spa and hydrotherapy operations.