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| - Day pass to the spa is now $30. It's a bit pricey for an off-strip spa that is a bit small side, especially when $40 will get you into Venetian or Caesar's spas.
My favorite part was the hot spa/cold tub set up and swimming in the cool pool, even if the cold tub wasn't too cold. The dry sauna isn't palpably hot at first unless you remain there for some time. The waterfall pool pressure from the ceiling was way too strong. The steam room was perfect heat and steam.
All the facilities were clean and well maintained; the attendant was diligent, attentive, and helpful. The different scents and products in each shower was really fun, but for some reason some of the products were randomly watery or watered down in certain scents, not all. They are available for purchase in their spa's shops too. $22 for a ~12 oz. bottle of lotion.
For some reason all the waterfalls were turned off among the decor, kind of a bummer.
The lounge was nice, though the sounds of the refrigerator area would go off every now and then. There are a lot of warm drink options from the machine, but all the juices are locked up and only water and cream is available from the fridge. There are also no snacks available, other than some red and green apples, but they were fresh and tasty.
Robes here were better than the Venetian's robes! Nice and soft to lounge in. I didn't like the key wristbands to the locker since it was always getting in the way though.
The fitness room is included with the day pass and is clean and functional, right next to the pool. I don't think the pool is included though, and neither is the couple's/co'ed area which is $75 more unless you get a treatment.
I probably wouldn't return to this spa if I had other options because of the cost. But the location is good for locals that want to avoid the strip and not go too far from the center of Vegas.
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