The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas
A desert-inspired Sin City refuge
Hidden away from the action-packed casinos, bustling restaurants and pulsing nightclubs of the Vegas Strip is The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, located within the behemoth Mandalay Bay resort.
A unique hotel-in-hotel nesting inside one of the city’s most iconic resorts, here you can find true respite from what happens in Vegas. The Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star spa recently underwent a renovation to refresh its interior spaces and the new design is warm and intimate.
A unique hotel-in-hotel nesting inside one of the city’s most iconic resorts, here you can find true respite from what happens in Vegas. The Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star spa recently underwent a renovation to refresh its interior spaces and the new design is warm and intimate.
And while the design may have changed, the intuitive seamless service that locals and visitors have come to know remains steadfast. The peaceful sanctuary is the place to find your center, right in the middle of the desert.
Our Inspector's Highlights
- Playing to the theme of the wide-open spaces that surround Las Vegas, design firm EDG used the desert as its palette to re-envision this beloved Vegas spa.
- You are welcomed with an oversize installation of walnut hardwood in the reception area. Other pieces, from art partner Eaton Fine Art, are staggered throughout and include a driftwood mosaic sculpture forming a puzzle motif and meant to mimic abandoned shards of timber aged by the extreme elements of the desert.
- Also, you’ll see various landscape images, from Kim Hudson’s shots of Red Rock Canyon to Jeff Sullivan’s black and white image of rock walls.
- Taking a fresh approach to body and beauty, the menu boasts many progressive and on-trend services.
- No trip to the spa is complete without a few goodies to take home. Products on offer from Natura Bissé, Phytomer, Pure Fiji and Ajne — all used in the treatments — give the ability to continue the regimen on your own.
Things to Know
- The best way to get an appointment at the luxury Vegas spa is to call the spa directly.
- We recommend booking appointments well in advance for large groups and a few days ahead for individual guests to ensure you get your preferred time and choice of therapist.
- Children need to be at least 12 to receive a massage at the hotel spa, and at least 14 to have a facial. Many upscale spas don’t allow guests under 18, but here you can enjoy mother-daughter treatments or spa days for the whole family.
The Treatments
- One of the most innovative treatments is the cupping therapy in which silicone cups are used to massage the body, creating a gentle suction sensation that draws out imperfections and increases circulation. It is both invigorating and relaxing.
- The Four Seasons Ultimate focuses on a lifting massage with the NuFace nonsurgical facelift device. The service is finished off with a peel and a cooling eye treatment because there is no such thing as too much hydration in the desert.
- You’ll also find loads of other treatments, from traditional (customizable massage, organic facials) to unique (warm salt stone massage, soothing after-sun wrap).
The Facilities
- A coed Zen lounge shrouded in sheers invites a cup of tea before or after a service and a dozen treatment rooms with two couples suites provides the intimate foundation for a program that’s a leader in relaxation..
- The lockers, showers and changing room are ample and bright and feature an additional sitting room as well an inviting eucalyptus steam experience that will clear the senses with a blissful aroma.
- A nail bar specializing in both manicures and pedicures is adjacent to the spa. Bring your besties and make it a pre-party.
- In addition, the fitness center has high-tech virtual equipment from Matrix Fitness because there’s never a day off in Vegas, even when it comes to the gym.
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