What is the best way to get an appointment at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
Make an appointment at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club when you want to indulge in culturally inspired treatments like the Dreaming Ritual — a spoil session that includes a foot soak, body exfoliation and mask and a massage using Australian aboriginal techniques. To reserve your spot on the massage table, call the spa directly or book it on the Las Vegas spa’s website through the online concierge. Though for the best service, you should make your appointment through the concierge at the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, which is home to the spa. Spa facility passes are only available to guests staying at the hotel, but if you’re a non-guest, you can schedule spa treatments Monday through Thursday. Your Dreaming Ritual awaits you.
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On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What's the latest treatment offered at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
Everything that is currently on the menu at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club has been there for a while, but a couple years ago they added a Headache Remedy, which helps to reduce inflammation and promote draining in the sinuses, because a Cirque du Soleil show is just not as fun if your head is throbbing. Also on the newer side at the Las Vegas spa is the Chak-Rock-Ology treatment, a combination of aromatherapy, gem stone placement and hot stone massage said to restore balance to your charkas and promote well-being inside and out. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Can I get treatments in my room at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
If you don’t feel like trekking all the way to the end of the Studio Walk to hit up MGM Grand Spa & Health Club, you can opt to get a treatment in your room. Customized in-room massages are offered in 50-, 75- or 100-minute increments. While an aesthetician can give you an in-your-room rubdown from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., the prices vary depending on the time and day of your appointment. From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., massages cost $185 to $345, and from 8 to 11 p.m., they go for $215 to $375. Weekend pampering costs a little more; for Friday or Saturday massages, you’ll have to pay an additional $10. But our Forbes Travel Guide editors think it’s worth it, especially after a long night club-hopping along the Strip — there’s nothing like getting a massage in your room and just relaxing. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Does MGM Grand Spa & Health Club offer acupressure treatments?
MGM Grand Spa & Health Club does not offer any acupressure treatments, but if your back is sorely in need of some relief after a night of hard partying in Las Vegas, try the customized pressure massage. The treatment targets specific areas of tension that you need to work out. Combining class Swedish, deep-tissue and shiatsu massage techniques, this massage will take care of knots in certain muscle groups that bother you. You can choose from 50- or 75-minute treatments at the Las Vegas spa, though if you are in severe pain, go for the 100-minute service. You’ll be back on the prowl along the Strip in no time. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Does MGM Grand Spa & Health Club offer massages or other treatments for kids?
Unfortunately, you must be 18 or older to get a treatment at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club. However, the under-18 set is allowed to get done up in the Cristophe Salon, just across the hallway. In addition to manicures, pedicures and haircuts, your teen can get makeup lessons offered by the salon’s professionals so that she’s properly primped for her Cirque du Soleil outing that night and then be able to replicate the look when they get home. They’ll love getting beautified in the luxe salon. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What unique treatments are available at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
MGM Grand Spa & Health Club has a number of unique treatments that incorporate elements from other cultures. The Las Vegas spa’s signature Dreaming Ritual is its most popular service. The two-hour Australian-inspired ritual starts with a foot soak that soothes your dancing feet, then treats you to an exfoliation, a body mask and scalp treatment. A massage that borrows from Australian aboriginal techniques caps off the whole thing.
The Thai-atsu fuses Thai table massage and Japanese shiatsu. For Thai-atsu, your therapist uses rhythmic compressions and yoga-like stretches to balance your energy, increase flexibility and ease muscle tension.
The Rain Stone therapy is basically a hot-stone massage with the addition of nine essential oils. Aside from working out your back’s kinks, the detoxifying treatment is designed to bring you balance and harmony. Another change-up from the typical hot-stone massage is the MGM Grand Spa’s hot and cold stone therapy. In the balancing treatment, warm basalt stones ease tight muscles and tension while cool marble stones reduce inflammation. You’ll feel more at one with the earth once you’ve finished your massage — and more relaxed than you’ve probably felt in years.
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On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What kinds of salon treatments are offered at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
MGM Grand Spa & Health Club offers manicures and pedicures, with fancy add-ons like paraffin wax, jelly baths and iridescent shimmer to personalize and upgrade your treatment. Next door to this Las Vegas spa is Christophe Salon, where you can get a full array of salon treatments. Haircuts, updos, coloring and straightening treatments are all available, as well as a variety of fortifying and moisturizing hair masks, such as the Moroccan Oil Hydrating mask, to silken up your tresses. You can also get your makeup done for a night out on the Strip or get a lesson from the pros so you can replicate the look yourself. The salon also offers eyelash extensions, eyelash and eyebrow tints, waxing and hot towel facial treatments. Pampering packages are available for brides-to-be and their guests or for any other special occasion. You’ll have plenty of options, between MGM Grand Spa and Christophe Salon, to get you looking exactly how you’d like, no matter the occasion. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What kind of wraps are offered at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
Each of the body wraps offered at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club is designed with a specific goal in mind, be it detoxifying, contouring your body or simply relaxing. The Ginger Cocoa Body Contour Wrap helps reduce the appearance of cellulite and firm up your skin, refining your silhouette. The Detoxifying Marine Gel Wrap is meant to rid your body of toxins (read: last night’s cocktails) and moisturizes dry skin while you’re at it. The Las Vegas spa’s Mother of Pearl Body Treatment is a favorite among brides-to-be; it consists of a seaweed wrap, a pearl scrub, antioxidant mask and lotion that makes your skin shimmer just so for your special day. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What kind of massages are offered at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned spa veteran, you’re sure to find something to fit your needs at MGM Grand Spa & Health Spa. The massages at this Las Vegas spa borrow techniques from different cultures: There’s the classic Swedish massage, Japanese shiatsu and the Dreaming Ritual, which incorporates Australian aboriginal techniques.
Don’t forget about the Thai-atsu therapy, which combines shiatsu with Thai massage techniques, to balance your body’s energy with a mixture of yoga-like stretches and rhythmic compressions and getting your muscles all limber for a night of dancing down the Strip.
You can opt for the full body massage or focus on your problem areas with a Soothe the Sole foot massage, a back, neck and shoulders massage or a customized pressure massage that focuses on the specific muscle groups where you have knots. Hot stone massages are also available, and you can add aromatherapy or a eucalyptus scalp treatment to any massage offered at MGM Grand Spa for an additional $10.
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On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What kind of aromatherapy massage is offered at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
If you want to get an all-sensory spa experience, MGM Grand Spa & Health Club offers a 50-minute aromatherapy massage. Your therapist will customize a blend of essential oils for an aromatic and relaxing treatment. The spa has 20 different aromatherapy scents that are used for the various services. We recommend the popular citrus blend or lavender scents. In case you have your heart set on the table shiatsu or one of the other massages, you won’t have to forgo the essential oils; for an additional $10, you can add aromatherapy to any of the other massages at the Las Vegas spa. A side benefit: After your treatment, you’ll definitely smell as good as you feel. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Does MGM Grand Spa & Health Club offer couples treatments?
MGM Grand Spa & Health Club has two treatment rooms specifically for couples where you and that special someone can de-stress together. All of the massages, 50 minutes or longer, are available for couples. You can mix and match your treatments; so if you’re feeling Shiatsu, but your partner prefers classic Swedish, you can still slip into tranquility in the same room. The most popular couple’s treatment is the Dreaming Ritual, a two-hour service inspired by Australian techniques. It begins with a foot soak, then moves on to a scrub, body mask and scalp treatment. The ritual ends with an Australian aboriginal massage — something you won’t find anywhere else. Be sure to call further in advance for a couples treatment though, especially if you’re hoping to visit the spa on the weekend, as MGM Grand Spa tends to get busier on Saturdays and Sundays. -
On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
What are the five best treatments at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
It’s easy to get overwhelmed when you look at the myriad of treatment options available at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club. We’ve got you covered with our five favorite services at this Las Vegas spa.
1. The Dreaming Ritual. The signature treatment is the spa’s most popular service. The two-hour Australian-inspired ritual starts with a foot soak then treats you to an exfoliation, a body mask and a scalp treatment. The ritual is capped off with a massage that borrows from Australian aboriginal techniques.
2. Thai-atsu. This treatment fuses Thai table massage and Japanese shiatsu. Thai-atsu uses rhythmic compressions and yoga-like stretches to balance your energy, increase flexibility and ease muscle tension.
3. Rain Stone Therapy. A hot-stone massage is a wonderful indulgence, but this treatment takes it up a notch by adding nine essential oils to your spine. Aside from working out your back’s kinks, the fragrant treatment is designed to bring you balance and harmony.
4. Arabica Coffee Scrub. Get your caffeine fix with this for-women-only exfoliating treatment (sorry, guys). You’ll go into a room outfitted with a Vichy shower and get scrubbed down with a mixture of ground coffee, shea butter and essential oils. The scrub leaves you with healthier-looking, firmer skin.
5. Back, Neck and Shoulders Massage. MGM Grand Spa has a slew of other treatments that could vie for a top-five spot, but when we got this 25-minute massage, we left the table feeling like jelly. Usually, quick treatments like this don’t do much in relieving the knots in our back, but your therapist is sure to use the time wisely.
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On September 19Forbes Travel Guide Inspector answered the question:
Are there any specialized treatments for men at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club?
All of the treatments at MGM Grand Spa & Health Club, with the exception of the body scrubs, are available for men. However, there are a few treatments specially tailored to the Y-chromosome set. The Men’s Fitness Facial is designed to treat men’s skincare issues, such as irritation and sensitivity using extractions, massage and a mask. A Gentlemen’s Mani-Pedi is also available, providing all the pampering of a regular mani-pedi, without the polish. Guys looking for a mid-week getaway at the Las Vegas Spa can book the Gentlemen’s Escape package Sunday through Thursday, which includes a Customized Massage, Men’s Fitness Facial and a Classic Spa Pedicure, as well as use of the spa areas and fitness center. It’s not quite a man’s world — but this Las Vegas spa doesn’t forget the guy, either.
