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| - This was quite possibly the best mani and pedi I've had in Vegas (or anywhere ever). It was almost magical.
The spa and salon are located on the 14th floor. Use the elevators right by the lobby. When you walk in, it looks like a store more than a salon or spa.
After checking in for my aroma mani and pedi, I was given an iPad with a special app. It led me through a series of questions, which were used to determine my own special and unique oil blend for the aromatherapy aspect. I thought that was quite neat.
My nail specialist was incredible. Super friendly and nice. And as she led me back to the nail area, she gave me a tour of the salon and told me about all of their offerings. She didn't try to sell me on anything - it was a great informational tour, which I really appreciated.
The pedicure chairs were pure bliss. Hands-down the best massage chairs in Vegas. It was just the right amount of pressure and stuff going on. It felt divine. I could've sat in that chair all day.
And the massage of my feet, legs, hands, and arms was the best I've ever experienced. I also liked the fact that their water wasn't just a small bottle of water (like you get just about everywhere else), but an actual glass of cucumber and lime water. And my nail specialist filled me in on all of the spa amenities and let me know that I had free use of the spa for the rest of the day (while this is typical, it was not mentioned when I booked the appointment).
After finishing up my mani and pedi, she personally led me into the spa area and gave me a tour. Overall, she did a really fantastic job and was just great.
The spa itself was a bit underwhelming. It was very nicely done and the staff were great. But I was just expecting more. It was on the small side. All in the same main room were a decent-sized pool with "monsoon" rain shower, steam room, cool mist room, and sauna. I liked that they had a cool mist room - that's not something I've seen before.
They also had the standard shower area, locker area, and "get ready" area. I was impressed with the "get ready" area in terms of the quality of products they had. Far too many of the high-end spas have had Aqua Net and Suave. But here, it was ceramic ion dryers, salon brand hairsprays, etc. But they also didn't have razors, toothbrushes, etc. like I've seen at other spas.
The downsides were the slow and mumbling receptionist, the small spa with few amenities, and that they forgot to give me the locals discount (though, they did correct it later). But the mani and pedi were amazing. And I did appreciate that they do 20% off for locals (when they remember).
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