I had run in the grueling Las Vegas Tough Mudder the previous day and believe me I needed some serious massage therapy. Djanel Spa gave me exactly what I needed!
DJ is an excellent masseur, from the pressure down to the oils, this is what massage should be. The atmosphere was as relaxing as it gets and DJ took his time and worked out all the knots and whatevers I had in my back. You can really tell he takes pride in his business and pays attention to every detail.
Being in a big resort just off the strip is nice because there is plenty of close parking spots (especially for motorbikes) but not the traffic disaster that is "the strip."
I thought the review from Cormin was funny. Surely after doing all the research she must have noticed the first words on the website "upscale european spa" Then she was surprised to hear what she thinks is a french accent when she called to make the appointment?? Maybe she is not aware that the words masseur, masseuse, and massage are french words?
Massage in the United States is relatively new, only becoming popular in mid 19th century, whereas the Europeans have been doing it for quite some time and they know exactly what they are doing.
None other than the Father of Western Medicine, Hippocrates wrote "The physician must be experienced in many things, but assuredly in rubbing"
Maybe Cormin SHOULD stick to the strip where she can pay twice as much for half the massage! I myself can appreciate a professional massage at an exceptional value.
I had the most relaxing experience there and I will surely go back.
When you get there tell DJ you saw Troy's yelp and he will hook you up!