Welcome to the world of cucumber water and the accidental face-full of flabby old ass sightings. With that said, overall, I liked this spa.
There's a few things that stand out at this spa. They have two meditation rooms, one being a hot stone bed room, the other being a meditation room with vibrating chairs that synced to the mellow music of the room. However, there were a few things wrong with this room. Not all the chairs worked and at least two headsets were not working when I went. The hot stone beds were relaxing, but my experience was interrupted at least 3 times by a staff member that kept going in and out of the room.
As for the massage:
Lindsay was a great masseuse! She is capable of applying a lot of pressure for guys that like their massage hard. The massage was 160. Mai, another masseuse, also got the thumbs up from the friend I went with.
There was also an outside area with a strip pool and a few chairs to lounge. It was also directly overlooking liquid day club so there was loud bumping music. The plus side was that there was abundant sightings of eye candy.
However, there was one bump in the road. Our massages was scheduled for 5 and the front desk staff asked that we wait at the lounge five minutes before. It wasn't until 5:20 that we started to ask how much longer it will take. They lost our reservation and scrambled for the masseuses eventually got.
Overall, I did like this spa, but I would say that the Bellagio Spa was just a bit nicer.