Spa At Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

As a man who just started getting his hands professionally manicured, I have to give the Four Seasons Nail Bar 5 Stars. Nice new spot that’s very clean and welcoming and conveneiently located on the lobby level. Wonderful and knowledgeable techs gave me lots of pointers on how to treat my hard working hands better to eliminate some of my problems. The ambiance and amenities within the Nail Bar were totally in line with the Four Seasons style and quality of service. Needless to say, I’d definitely go back again! *Highly recommended!

Great way to decompress after a long week in Vegas!
Came here and signed up for a 50 min deep tissue massage.
Tips:
1) Arrive 20 mins early.
2) Check in.
3) Change and go into the steam room.
4) Make yourself a cup of tea.
5) Wait for your appointment.
I didn’t realized the exercise room was connected to the spa. If you’re looking to release some stress, this is a good place to drop by as well. I believe it is FOC, part of your stay to use the exercise facility.

Great facial-​worth the price. Has a big steam room, amazing amenities, and the staff was attentive. I loved the fact that they let the products speak for themselves and did not make any sales pitch about buying anything.

I had a hot stone massage at this spa last week and had a great experience. It was so good that I fell asleep halfway through the treatment. I was completely revitalized and re-​energized after the massage and I was ready to face the rest of my conference. The staff is very friendly and the facility is very nice — relaxing lounge, nice showers and beautiful treatment rooms.

Love this spa the staff are super nice and the treatments are wonderful wouldn’t hesitate to go here again

I think that when you live in Las Vegas, you become spoiled. We have amazing spas here. The Four Seasons hotel is one of my favorite hotel here, however, I found the spa as just ok because it did not have as many of the amenities that I now expect. For example, there is only a wet sauna (no whirlpool, dry sauna, rain shower, etc). If I could only review my masseuse, Robert, I would give him five stars. Truly, I received the BEST MASSAGE EVER from his talented hands. I’ve heard that there will soon be renovations and maybe they will expand their amenities.

My friend and I arrived at McCarran at 930am. At 2 we were in the Spa for Pedicures and Facials (scheduled by her husband… We are lucky ladies!).
The locker room is clean and warm, each sink area has its own vanity with seat and hair dryer. The showers are private rooms, and the Steam Room is infused with eucalyptus aromatherapy. The Quiet lounge has perfect lighting to relax in and have a chat with others, as well as a good selection of tea and a fabulous blend of cucumber water.
The pedi was better than most, the tech was friendly and enjoyable to chat with and the room was clean and inviting.
Shelly was the Cosmetologist who performed our Youthful Hydration facial treatment, which was a perfect start to our vacation and was relaxing enough that I fell asleep during the treatment. I even went back on our last day in town and had Shelly give me a Detoxify body treatment. This was a fabulous end to my stay, and I would definitely recommend Shelly for any service the Spa offers.
All in all… I would absolutely use this Spa at this location again!

Granted this isn’t a huge facility with hot tubs and multi head showers and cold dip pool or even a real lounging area, but the massage I got was amazing. The masseuse was professional and had a good read on what their client likes. My hubby & I had the same person on different days and my husband likes to chit chat to stay awake while I like minimal conversation so that I can fully relax. She also has such a great technique and some massage moves that really helped my aching back. Will totally go back to this spa again if staying at the Four Seasons!

My girlfriends and I had the best treatments here. I had the Four Season’s Custom with Robert. He incorporates different methods according to your needs
with a therapeutic, healing approach connecting mind and body. Excellent!
My friends had body treatments, Citrus Drench and Lavender Dreams and they both thought these were ahhmazing! Our spa getaway weekend in Las Vegas will definitely have us back at this one! I wish I could give more stars!

Ridiculously friendly staff, extremely clean, place smells like lavender essential oils. Inside the locker room area, there is a sizable steam room that emits a eucalyptus scent with the steam. Bathrobes and slippers are provided so that you can wear them to your room afterwards. In the lounge area, there is cucumber water, coffee, and a variety of teas. There’s even fresh fruit like apples in some areas.

the total relaxation experience and pampering of body and mind

So all those girls that go on and on about how amazing gel manicures are and how long they last… I’m not one of those… usually. Ok I wasn’t one of those until I got one from Reesie. Gel manicures usually don’t last any longer than regular polish on me as the paint tends to bubble away from my nails or chip off the ends, but I’m over a week out from my manicure and it still looks as goods as the day Reesie did it.
Not only is her work impeccable, but she’s also super friendly and funny and comfortable to talk to when you’re away in your private nail room together.
The price is definitely something I can’t afford as often as I would like but definitely worth it for special events or when you need an amazing manicure that’s going to look good for a long time

Quick trip to LV to decompress for a day, I had an amazing spa treatment today, Robbie was fantastic, and actually educated me on why my achilles flares up every now and then.
I recommend the deep tissue, if you can handle it, drink plenty of aqua and once complete sit in the steam room for about 20 minutes.
There is a nice TV, newspaper, and comfy couches to lounge either prior, or post massage, but overall it was nice, and I’ll definitely get the same 80 minute treatment well worth it. They also have a good selection of sprays for home, mini mall up in there (lol) but its def a place I recommend.
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held my first incentive meeting here today. What better place to celebrate a good month of selling than a RUB DOWN incentive at the four seasons. Taking the traditional lemonade ice tea drink the extra mile to John Daly’s recipe we enjoyed the spoils of our effort. Next time I’m gonna ask that they include a room for the night so I can sleep off all this relaxation… and kettle one:) I will never lose a sales incentive again…

Before your first time you usually hear a lot of stories. Stories of pain. Stories of romance. Stories of endless conversation, unimaginable positions. They tell you it’s going to hurt like a bitch. They tell you to relax, it’ll hurt more if you’re tense.
Knowing all of this, I walked into the Four Seasons, ready for Natasha to pop my Brazilian cherry. But Natasha had left early, leaving me with 15 minutes for the Advil to kick in and the least recommended «waxtician» (i coined a term!) in the joint. Lena. I was utterly terrified. I looked at the clock and prayed to the gods of the highest heavens that this was some miracle advil.
I’ve never endured such horrific pain in my life. It took all the strength in my pint sized body not to scream bloody murder. Yes, I’m silky smooth for the most part. For the amount of pain that I endured you’d think that I wouldn’t grow hair for a year.
My boyfriend better be ecstatic.
As for the massage portion of the afternoon. It was utterly delightful and made a little hot. I could not wait to get back to my hotel so to allow my boyfriend to play with utters.

Had the sports massage. It was ok. The facility is ok. Nicer than most, but not 5 star.
Disappointed.

OMFG.
This place is amazing.
I don’t like massages, or facials, or anything where someone is touching my skin. LOL!
BUT, my mom made me go here when we were on a mom-​aunt-​cousin weekend. I was VERY hesitant, because the last time I got a massage I almost passed out and I ended up leaving super sore on my neck and back.
My mom signed me up for the 60 minute facial. Unfortunately, I don’t have any prices, my mom did pay for it. Let me just tell you right now, coming from someone who really doesn’t like this kind of stuff, I’m pretty sure I was in 60 minutes of heaven.
The massage-​lady I had was extremely comforting and nice. I didn’t like the steam that they had blowing on my face, so she turned it off.
She went through the whole thing and by the end of it, I was in absolute bliss. My skin felt like a baby’s butt!!! I felt rejuvenated and relaxed.
The best part about the Four Seasons Spa is that they have an amazing steam room and shower area. You are truly treated like a VIP here.
The NEXT best part of this spa is that you have access to their exclusive pool afterwards!
If you are considering going here for a spa experience — I say 100% without a doubt, GO!

Best prices for spa services (wet room, gym, etc.), massages, etc. compared to any other hotel I’ve stayed out. $ 30/​day for the spa (complimentary for Four Season guests), and $ 85 for a 20 minute massage. Elsewhere, you’re paying up to $ 90 for a 20 minute massage! Yeah, it’s $ 5… but it still makes a difference! Also, if you really don’t want to pay the $ 30… you could always not mention that you’re not a Four Season guest. Or if you want to pay $ 30 for two people, there’s a back door that’s always open through the gym… where anyone can just walk in. Then two people can share one locker for the price of one. Just sayin’.
The spa is small but very well-​kept and clean. Wasn’t very crowded at all, so it’s definitely a plus if you enjoy privacy. The gym is decently sized with great exercising equipment.
The best part was definitely the showers and the shampoo. The shampoo kept my hair smelling great for DAYS. It was incredible. Also, the wet sauna room. Shit was intense but much more bearable compared to a dry sauna. I loved being able to run around in the wet room naked without having a care in the world since all the other ladies were getting massages and not hanging around in the spa area.
I forget my masseuse’s name but she was an absolute darling. The minute she introduced herself, I knew I would be taken care of, in great hands. She respected my privacy and made sure that I was as comfortable as I could be being naked in a room with her. She offered me selection of oils with different aromas (I chose Lavender!) and through her, I learned that it’s not always about pressure. Sure, you do need enough pressure, but it’s not always banging your hands around to relieve the pressure built up in your neck, shoulders, and back. She knew exactly where to apply the pressure and although it would hurt at times, I felt great for the next following week.
It was absolutely amazing. She taught me techniques to do at home to relieve back pressure as well; so I greatly appreciated it. Usually, my back, neck, shoulders are always very stiff and I’m always cracking them. For the next following week, whenever I tried to «crack» my back, I couldn’t! It was an amazing.
If you want to spoil and treat yourself to a massage, definitely do it here. It was rated #1 spa in Las Vegas, after all!

One of my favorite spas in Vegas. The Four Seasons is situated at the top floors of the Mandalay Bay Hotel but does not share their spa/​pool/​fitness facilities. So you truly get the unique and classic Four Seasons experience. Outside pool attendants occasionally stop by to spray you with Evian atomizers on those (soo necessary on those 100 degree days). How ’bout a real fruit popsicle anyone? Each person/​group is greeted with a complimentary pitcher of cucumber water (or whichever fruit you like).
The spa services are memorable and they’re great about remembering you as a quest. You will be utterly spoiled!

We were debating between 4 seasons and Mandalay, and 4 seasons won out because we could traipse down in our bathrobes. There was a nice comfy waiting room, cucumber water and fresh fruit galore… and a horde of really loud Texans talking about their latest dramas.
My esthetician was pretty perfunctory — she asked the requisite questions, and then clammed up the rest of the session. no – ‘where are you from?’ ‘what products do you use?’ ‘your pores are so petite!’ I dunno, maybe she’s going thru a nasty divorce or something. don’t get me wrong, I hates the chatty facial, but it was feeling weird. I remember there were lots and lots of masks. and décolletage and hand massages in between. in utter silence.
BUT THEN afterwards, she did not take me to the secret post-​session relaxation room with the teas and comfy chairs! I was herded to the room with the Texans! Luckily, my sister (who had an amazing facial, she says) came tottering out to find me or I would have been sucked into the conversation about teenage sons and mustangs.