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| - i received a complimentary day pass to the Vdara spa. i believe the regular price is $28 if you're a hotel guest/$50 if you're not.
i didnt get any treatment done, so i can only comment on the facility. but, i tried it all... in this order
jacuzzi - it was nice, the temperature could have been a little hotter for me, but i'm practically cold blooded. i like that it's bathing suit optional as i did not bring one with me :) there are heated hard lounge chairs around the jacuzzi. it's nice to sit and warm your bum a bit. also, they have mini fridges containing water, juice (apple and orange) and ice buckets with cold towels. the only bad thing about the location of the jacuzzi is that you have a great view of it from.. almost everywhere. it's 1 long shot from the entrance lounge to the jacuzzi area. therefore, if you're in the buff, it's likely that someone will glance down and get a free show. luckily, i went around noon time on a monday and it wasnt too busy. however, as i was finishing up my shower, they were showing some girls around the facility and that thought popped into my head.
eucalyptus steam room - this was the thing i looked forward to the most! it was amazing. not too much time passed between the steam blowing and it never felt like the room cooled down. the eucalyptus scent was perfect. i spent at least 30 minutes in here.
dry sauna - ok, i lied when i said i tried everything. i spent too much time in the steam room and i had to move on!
meditation lounge - i then worked my way down the long hallway to the meditation lounge. i stopped by and grabbed some snacks along the way (nuts, seeds, dried fruit) to munch on as i "meditated". the room is nice, dark colors, soft lighting, half curtain separating each lounge chair... but i was bored after 3 minutes.
entrance lounge - i went back to the entrance lounge, took a seat, perused through some magazines and watched food network on the tv.
shower - finally, i decided i should probably wrap it up. the showers are spacious and they provide shampoo, conditioner, body wash, a razor and shaving cream.
sink area w/aveda product - this area is nice and big and bright. all products are aveda: hand and face soap, body and face lotion, and some hair products. they have sanitized combs, blow dryers and flatirons.
in summary, if you are looking to relax, this is the place! and you don't even need to get a treatment to enjoy all it has to offer... although i'm not sure if i would pay $28 for it. anyway, enjoy and i'm so jealous of you right now!
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