10 Best Reflexologists in Las Vegas

The Spa and Massage offers massage sessions in a quiet setting, including full-body, hot stone, and couples massage options. It suits individuals seeking shoulder and general tension relief as well as couples wanting a shared appointment. The business has couples rooms, accepts appointment requests by text, and is located in a plaza away from Chinatown’s main strip with parking available. Its services are positioned as a more accessible alternative to a large luxury spa, with calm rooms and several massage choices for different visits.

ShiKi Spa & Massage offers full-body, upper-body, dry press, combo, back-focused and cupping massage services in Las Vegas. Its menu includes 30- to 120-minute upper-body sessions, pain-relief oil back combo massages, back fire cupping combo massages and facial treatment. Couples, singles and groups can use the spa's multiple treatment rooms, making it suitable for individual recovery time or a shared appointment. The spa is near Chinatown and the Las Vegas Strip, with on-site services and a gender-neutral restroom. Walk-ins are accepted, although appointments are suggested when the location is busy.

K Spa & Massage offers massage treatments suited to people looking to release tension or unwind, including Swedish massage and couple massage. Additional care can include a foot scrub, foot mask, and Gua Sha during a session. The spa provides a clean, comfortable setting and can accommodate visitors seeking a last-minute appointment after arriving in Las Vegas. It suits solo guests wanting targeted relaxation as well as couples booking a shared 90-minute massage.

Tibet Spa & Massage offers massage therapy in a calm setting, with appointment-based visits and on-site service. Treatments include deep-tissue work focused on feet, legs, tendons and other areas affected by hiking, climbing, paddling, snowboarding or long days of walking. Hot stones can be incorporated for warmth, while lighter pressure is also available for clients who prefer a gentler session. The spa suits both recovery-focused visits and occasional date nights, with free parking and a free multi-storey car park.

YY Foot Spa provides on-site spa services with a focus on foot and full-body massage experiences. Guests can schedule online, and the setting also lists skincare treatments. The spa suits solo visitors, travelers looking to unwind before a flight and couples who want massages in the same room. Treatments can be tailored to individual needs, while small groups may also be accommodated. Its practical appeal is a straightforward place to relax, recharge and book a massage during a Las Vegas visit.

Zen Spa & Massage is a Chinatown Las Vegas full-service spa offering body massage, couples massage, Thai massage, reflexology, combo massage, fire cupping, facials, waxing, nails, eyelash extensions, and spa packages. Its menu also includes hydrating, back, Gua Sha, anti-aging, and microdermabrasion facials, plus manicures, pedicures, gel services, Gel-X, hard gel, lash fills, and facial and body waxing. Located near the Strip, it suits visitors and locals who want to combine massage or skincare with beauty services in one appointment. The spa also lists ear picking using feather-light tools and therapeutic tuning forks.

LV Thai Massage & Spa offers Thai, Thai combination, Swedish, deep-tissue, hot-stone, reflexology, and four-hand massage treatments. Its signature Thai massage combines yoga-inspired techniques, acupressure, and assisted stretching, while the combination treatment blends Thai methods with Swedish and reflexology approaches.

The spa has more than 3,000 square feet, over 10 treatment rooms, and spaces for individuals, couples, and groups. Located near Flamingo and Spencer, about ten minutes from the Las Vegas Strip and Harry Reid Airport, it fits travelers and locals seeking a scheduled massage before or after other plans.

Paradise Massage offers couples, full-body, deep-tissue, Swedish, Thai, foot, sports, prenatal, pain-relief, aromatherapy, and cupping services near the Las Vegas Strip. Its menu supports both relaxation and more targeted work, including firm-pressure deep-tissue sessions for muscle tension. Couples can receive massages simultaneously in one room, while clients can request different massage levels and identify areas needing attention. Walk-in appointments are accepted, and the practice also offers gift cards.

Revita Foot Spa offers foot-focused reflexology and massage in a clean, calming setting designed for a quick reset or a longer relaxation session. Treatment options include feet alone or a broader head, shoulder, and foot combination, with customer experiences also describing back massage. On-site services and free parking make it practical for Las Vegas visitors and locals seeking a straightforward wellness stop.

LV Royal Foot Spa centers its Las Vegas offerings on foot reflexology, applying pressure to specific points on the feet as part of a relaxation and bodywork experience. A free Chinese herbal soak is also listed among its services. The menu extends to combo bodywork that can combine Swedish, deep tissue, reflexology, trigger point therapy and hot stone techniques, along with dedicated foot detox and hot stone bodywork. Couple sessions take place at the same time in the same room with two therapists, and group sessions are offered as well. That makes the spa suitable for solo visitors seeking targeted foot work, couples planning a shared treatment, or friends arranging a group visit. Its broader approach also suits people looking for relaxation, stress reduction or attention to muscle tension rather than a single narrowly defined service.