The spa itself is small but nice with limited common areas. The main hot tub/sauna is in a room surrounded by windows. I prefer dark spas but it still had a very relaxing/minimalist vibe.
The hamman which is the highlight of their spa (at least according to their marketing) is impressive, I was into it for a while. It got a little weird for me because I didn't realize it is co-ed. Suddenly this dude I didn't see (it is really steamy and dark in there) was asking me what I was going to be doing later. Yucko.
The treatment waiting area/relaxation room was small and bizarre; it seems like it was an afterthought.
The highlight of my time at Drift Spa was the actual treatment. In my experience with LV Spas, the facility is more of a highlight then the treatments. I had an excellent massage and my sister had a fantastic facial.