I went here with a Groupon for a facial and a massage. It was extremely relaxing and the services were great. But there were a couple of things that stood out in my mind that were 'different' from what I would expect. 1) They only had cold water located in one fridge located in their "lounge". And "lounge" is an overstatement for me b/c all the chairs were more like cushy doctor office chairs. There were no lounge chairs where you could lay down or sprawl out or nap or read. 2) Which brings me here, other than the rooms where your service was performed, there was no place to rest or nap???? ,The chairs in the lounge were just that, fully upright chairs and the chairs by the pool didn't fully recline either. They were actually quite uncomfortable. And it's surrounded by windows, so it's not dark or dimly lit which is more preferable for me for nap time! I like to relax dang it. 3) It's a hike to get to this place, so put on your walking shoes. 4) Some lady stole my flip flops when I was "attempting to lounge" in one of their uncomfortable chairs. I couldn't find any attendants to help me with new ones so I walked around barefoot. Also, I wear a size 6, pretty freaking small feet so this perpetrator should've been captured fairly easily! 5) Screaming and Crying kids. Sorry to the mom's out there, but don't bring your freaking kids to a SPA. Some lady had brought her son with her, which I personally found highly inappropriate, and then he started screaming and carrying on until [get this] she openly started BREAST feeding him in the public area- like BOOB. I'm ok with boobs at the spa, but there were MEN there too. Kids just don't belong at a SPA, especially really young kids. Get someone else to watch them or don't go. It affected my experience and I know others as well were looking around like WTF is going on here??? The manager, did finally come over and told her to get going with this nonsense b/c it was starting to affect other guests. 6) No hair brushes. After my services I was meeting friends at Simon for dinner. So I showered, washed my hair, changed, etc. Went to go dry my hair and could not locate a brush nor a comb. Went on a 3 or 4 min walk around, still didn't see any, was looking for attendant to help-didn't see any of those either. So, I blew dry my hair w/out a brush. As I was doing this, another lady is opening drawers looking around, and was also looking for, you guessed it, a brush!!! I explained to her that I had no luck either. kinda weird for me So here is my favorite part of any review: Would I go back???? Probably not. If I'm going to spend my money and attempt to RELAXI still enjoy the HardRock spa or the M Resort, for me it's more full service. read more

I visited this spa last year when we took a girls trip and stayed in the Barbie suite. The people at the front desk were lovely. If you need something from the staff actually inside, forget it. I didn't get a robe when I first came in and there was no one there to help me. Then when I asked for instructions on how to use this shower the girl told me she didn't know how either and then made it seem like it was a big deal for her to help me. I then went to explore the different areas of the spa. when I was walking on the hallway one of the staff members came up to me and asked me if I was lost or if there's something that I needed. clearly I was just looking at different areas of the spa and they were extremely rude about it. Later on I was telling one of the girls in my party about how they were being rude to me and the staff attendant came up and said I was the one that was rude to you. She clearly was trying to get my face and start something about it. I felt so uncomfortable. When I went to go check out I told the girls at the front counter about my experience. I was so upset I felt like I wanted to cry but I didn't want to get a refund that wasn't the point. Anyway I really wouldn't recommend this spa unless you want to be made to feel uncomfortable. read more

This place has the potential for a 5 star rating, however, I do not think management really cares about that -- as long as they get your money. My fiancée and I walk into the lobby, we are waiting behind a customer who was checking in. The receptionist does not acknowledge us being there. Something like, "welcome to drift spa, I will be with you in a minute" would have been sufficient. We were in line about 5 minutes just waiting there. All the while, there was a male receptionist just leaning against the wall, not in full uniform and wearing a hoodie - this guy made the wait even more awkward. Anyway, the receptionist was not too friendly. Out of all of the spas we have been to, this was probably the worst when it comes to customer service. The attendant once I got into the locker room was friendly, he showed me the lockers, lounge, toilets, hammam. He was nice, however he neglected to show me the outside patio connected to the lounge -- I had no idea it existed until I saw some people walking in. The lounge area was not relaxing -- I had a loud group or Armenian or Russians guys in there speaking extremely loud. Also, I was trying to locate a razor -- I saw shaving cream -- there was none to be found. No signs saying where to get them or if I needed to ask an attendant. The massage itself was actually one of the best I have had. I cannot remember my therapists name, but she did a good job and she was not awkward like the receptionist. In the future I will spend my money at a different spa.z read more

I came here on a Saturday to get a couple's massage advertised as a special. The massage was nice and relaxing but nothing extraordinary. The special was advertised as a Champagne Couple's Massage and to me that meant champagne with your massage, however, it really means "champagne scented lotion". Not a big deal but it seems like a misleading way to book appointments. We asked about it after the massage and they were very nice and clarified for us but next time I'll be sure to ask before booking. What I really love about this spa are the amenities. The co-ed hamman is so relaxing and a worthwhile experience. The sauna was a comfortable temp and so was the hot tub and cold plunge. You can't order food directly in the spa like some places but there is a cafe nearby. There's also some granola and beverages such as tea, coffee, juice and water available. The facilities were clean and they will provide you with a bag for your wet swim suit if you ask. read more

Drift Spa - Champagne Couples Massage doesn't actually include champagne (champagne scented lotion) - Day Spas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

There are undoubtedly many excellent spas in Vegas. We chose this one because it offers the typical services but also has a hammam. The hammam is a group area that allows co-ed mingling in a sauna environment. Its filled with steam and tiny pinpoints of light filter through like stars. The spacious tiled room has alcoves for individuals and a large area in the center for lolling around. While fun in any city, this is ideal for Vegas. The desert heat blasts you outside. Air conditioning blasts in every lobby, every hotel room. Add that to the excessive sinning and you've got severely dehydrated, dizzy people. Enter the Palms So why not spend some more time chilling out in a warm, relaxing, co-ed environment? No reason. Go. read more

Finally a spa with a coed area! My bf and I checked out this spa with another couple and we all found it the perfect way to pass an afternoon. Both couples got individual couples massages ($260 per couple) and were quite happy! There were a lot of nice surprises (warm neck towel, lavender eye mask, etc) that made it extra special. Although I do enjoy the single sex areas of the spas where you can wear whatever you want, it's so nice to have a coed meeting area in the center. It's always akward when I go to a spa with my bf.. trying to figure out when to meet up, trying to akwardly meet him by the cashier station wearing a robe so we can chat about how much longer we want to stay, etc.. it was awesome for both couples to meet up in the hammam and relax and chill. I like how the hammam was steamy, but not so much that you were miserable and choking on steam. Luckily they've changed the music since Rian visted.. it was nice chill spa music in there. Overall this place is a great spa! I actually prefer this place to the much loved on yelp Bathhouse at mandalay bay. I especially recommend this place for couples or co-ed groups.. so much easier and more fun to have a meeting place where everyone can hang out. read more

Like many Yelpers, I decided to try out the Drift Spa at Palms Place due to the great Travelzoo deal ($75 + automatic 20% gratuity for either a massage or facial). I booked my massage appointment for 2 pm on a Saturday afternoon and arrived a couple hours early to enjoy the spa facilities. During the spa tour I was not told I had access to the gym or to the pool, which I Travelzoo stated was part of the promotion. During my massage, the masseuse informed me that the gym area was actually upstairs, something that should certainly be mentioned during the tour. If you want to utilize either of these areas, you may want to inquire during the tour. The Drift Spa facility was quite nice, very clean and well stocked. I enjoyed the hot tub, steam room and sauna both before and after my massage, the small facilities were a little crowded in the afternoon though so I cut my visit short. The spa attendants were cordial, a couple of the therapists could have been more mindful of the fact that they were joking around very close to the "quiet lounge" and been more quiet but otherwise it was a rather relaxing environment. I paid $30 to upgrade to a deep tissue massage, there are other add-ons to choose from as well. My masseuse was Jon, he did an excellent job of listening to my specific concerns and focused in on my problem areas. I would absolutely return to the Drift Spa, especially to take advantage of such a great Travelzoo deal. Maybe on my next visit, I will check out the pool too. read more

Drift spa was a big win. For some excellent friend bonding time, you can come here for $35 for as long as you want and lounge in the large jacuzzi, dry-sauna, steamroom, sitting room, or gym. For some excellent couple time, you can come here for $35 for all the above without the partner, AND spend time in the hammam with yer partner. The cursory investigation on spas in the area showed that most weren't coed. Drift was the only place that offered any coed space, even if it was only in the hammam. Back in the sauna and hot tub areas, people could choose to wear a swimsuit or go naked, but the hammam required a swimsuit or a towel wrap. The showers had just about everything one could want. Shampoo, conditioner, soap, single-use razors, toothpaste and toothbrushes, hairbrushes, combs, swabs, make-up remover pads, piles of towels and private lockers to store yer stuff. The view from the jacuzzi area was pleasant, with lots of bamboo framing the windows, and looking out towards the strip and the sunset. The sitting area had comfortable lounge chairs, a large flatscreen tv, magazines, and a counter filled with cold water, juices, really yummy trail mix (the dried strawberries!) and crunchy apples. All these perks are inclusive with the entry cost. And for what it's worth, my cost was $30, not $35. This may have been because we went around 3 pm, more than halfway into the day, so maybe they reduce the cost after a certain time. Still, we were there for at least three hours, alternating between the private rooms, then meeting in the hammam to wind down from steam room or cold dip sessions. The women's side was not busy at all. I ran into perhaps 6 women total throughout the time I was there. One downside of Drift is that it's located in the Palms casino, which is only convenient to people already in the Palms, or people desperate to escape from the Rio down the road (my situation). Everyone else will have to drive a car or take a cab to get there, it's far far off the strip. If you've got $30-35 of mad money to gamble, you've got much bigger odds of getting your money's worth with several hours at the Drift spa than any slot machine in Vegas. And you'll emerge from there clean and refreshed. read more

3 stars= A'OK. It was just that. Not horrible, but not over the top. I purchased a travel zoo deal for $145. 50 minute massage and a 50 minute facial. Really good deal for Vegas. So would I purchase and return, at that price probably. Here's my experience: Cab ride from Aria is about $12. I called the day of about 5 hours prior to my appt to see if they could slide me back an hour. The day was just filling up for us faster than I anticipated. They said no it would not be possible, so I kept my 4:00 start time. I arrived at 3:15 to relax prior, and waited as he finished booking in 3 girls for 5:00 services. But wait, he couldn't switch mine to 5? Oh well. I checked in, and they ask for you to prepay the gratuity. It was $52. Ok, so the original price of my services were $260 (20% gratuity on the full price.) I think it is customary to tip on the full price and would have done so anyway. I did find it odd to collect it upfront. To be honest, she ONLY got 20% since they did that. Some might leave more, but doing so before the service would be stupid. Since I arrived early planning to relax, I asked to see a wine list. He said they do not serve alcohol in the spa and I could not bring it in. Yet, directly on the counter in front of me was a framed flyer for a mani+pedi and glass of bubbly on special. Yet they don't serve it? The massage was good. At the greeting, I mentioned I was rather sore in my lower back from Crossfit. So when she started I asked for slightly more pressure, thinking she was taking it easy on me for that reason. Her response, "actually, just so you know, you booked the swedish massage which was a light and fluffy massage." Literally it felt like a rub down, so I asked politely and offered to pay more if needed. She said she'd just accommodate. I wasn't looking for deep tissue, but wanted more muscle than a rub down. So that kinda killed the mood. Otherwise, the facial was fantastic. Again, for $145...I'd return. read more

My first body scrub and massage combo experienced took place here at Drift Spa. Utilizing the travelzoo promotion coupon ($99) I figured it was wise way to spend time after a long flight while staying away from the clubs and casinos. The massage attendant scrubbed a sand-like substance of sugar, honey, and coconut juice before the massage. After the scrubbing session was finished, I had the opportunity to rinsed myself off. At this time I immediately noticed my skin's rejuvenation! So soft and smooth like baby's butt! Up next was the relaxing Swedish massage. The massage attendant displayed useful skills along with a little bit of deep tissue modalities. I was relaxed but wished the room was a bit darker as I might have fallen asleep. Once the massage ended I explored the reminder of the Spa's amenities as my travelzoo deal allowed full use for the entire day. There were multiple hot tubs, cold pools, and sauna's in the men's section. They also offer a coed Turkish Hamman spa! Swimsuits are required of course in the coed spa. The men's shower facilities included free soap, shampoo, conditioner and towels. The bathrooms offered shaving and hair toiletries as well. Given the wonderful experience I would definitely return to Drift Spa with or without a special deal. My only qualm was trying to find Drift Spa. My advice for upcoming Spa-holics is to arrive 30 minutes before an appointment as it'll take 10 to 15 minutes to walk through the Palms casino to reach the destination (Drift Spa). Detailed directions are provided below: 1. Walk towards the food court as the elevator is located near Coffee Bean 2. Take the elevator to the 6th floor 3. Exit the elevator and walk through Sky Tube (double moving walkway) 4. Take another elevator up to drift spa read more

Travelzoo Deal! 50-minute Full Body Massage for $75. Upon arrival there was a $25 gratuity for the service. FYI. We were given a tour when we arrived. The lockers that were assigned to us had a keypad lock to make sure our things were secure. We were given robes that we can change into while waiting in the "quiet lounge" for our services. There is a TV in there which I guess wasn't there before. They had granola, fresh fruit, tea, coffee, OJ & cranberry juice to much/drink on while waiting. Cassie was my masseuse. She was FAB! My massage room was a maze to get to which is why they walk you to & from your room. The rooms were very big in size. Dimly lit to set the mood. The music they had playing was so relaxing, serene. The have a huge Jacuzzi tub that have benches, pretty legit. The sauna is the same size as the gym. The steam room is soooooo hot, OMG. lol. No thanks. I took a nap in the Jacuzzi area after my massage. The facilities are open for the whole day until closing at 7pm for you to come & go as your please. Their locker room has all the amenities so that you can just take a shower & get ready there. Shampoo, conditioner, lotion, hair spray, brushes, etc... I would totally recommend this place for a relaxation day. read more

What a bargain! Two services for $200 Facial and Massage ! We opted instead for a couples massage I could have gotten a facial but don't really need one so just tried the massage. Hamam was cool!! It's a large co-ed steam room with a circular area to lay on. couple spa service was good. As always depends on who you get. The masseurs were nice. Wet area was the usual basic jacuzzi pool steam room Lounge was comfy with waters, juices, teas some fruits. The shower and prepping area didn't have many amenities. Which is fine my room is just upstairs. We got there late and I wanted dinner so I didn't enjoy much. I liked the price and I was with my man. read more

This review is for the gym inside the spa. Second floor in the spa. It was complimentary use for those staying in Palms Place. The equipment was pretty clean, free water, and towels for use. Also this gym faces directly down to the Palms Place pool area. So there was a pretty good view of uh...the talent sunbathing. Not sure if they can see people looking down at them but it sure didn't seem like it. Place had full lifting gym equipment and cardio equipment. I ran and used the bikes here. Good workout and uh...view during my bike session. read more

I do not give 5 stars easily as maybe only do it a quarter of the time and I have been to plenty of spas/massage places. First some words of warning as this is not in the Palms casino but in Palms place a condo/time share like place next to the casino and reached by a long hallway and skywalk. I actually liked that as it was quieter and I was not staying at hotel anyway. Casino runs a shuttle from Ceasers forum every 30 minutes mall if you are not staying at hotel. The facilities are very new as looks like this place was built after the casino. It also is huge as takes up about two stories with separate jacuzzi/sauna/whirlpool for women and men. Only thing shared is what they call a Hamman which is a lower temp sauna. It is probably about temperature one would do bikram yoga in. Hamman and is big enough you likely could set up yoga mat and go to work. Places like this are based on the massage and this was one of the best I have had. I always tell the masseuse that i have lower back and neck issues from working at a desk. This usually gets ignored as they just do a full body rub down with no real focus on those area. This one not only focused on those area she paid special attention to my right side which was more knotted as I am right handed and use a mouse alot. I sometimes feel worst off after a massage but in this case i felt less knotted and more stretched out. I wish I live in Vegas so could return. Give yourself time before and after massage to use the facilities. read more

I have been to many spa's in Vegas, and none compare to the spa at Red Rock. I THOUGHT this one might be good, I love Simon's, & The Palms Place pool, but the spa was nothing to rave about. I called ahead for a facial & Swedish massage. I do have to admit, I did show up only 10 minutes before my treatment (Which I never recommend, but I was crazy with work crap!) I ran in, changed my clothes and headed straight to the waiting area with 5 min to spare. I normally like to hit the steam room and soak in the hot tub, but because of my tardiness, not today... I by passed the women's spa area witch looked ok. I was shown their infamous hamman room,which is the co-ed steam room. (they said it's not as hot as the regular team room) It looked beautiful, and amazing, but I couldn't get past the co-ed part. There is no part of me that wants to spend my spa day sweating near some dude that's a total stranger. I wouldn't even want it to be my boyfriend! (God knows we spend enough time together!) As I was waiting for my first treatment, I was asked twice if I was Jennifer. And twice I said no, I'm JAMIE. Come to find out, they tell me my esthetician took in the wrong person but I would be taken care of by another and given the full time. (SO... I'm thinking, hmmmm, normally they should have given me the massage first.... but... whatever...) BTW...The common area was just so so. It wasn't as warm, dark and relaxing as other spas I have frequented. The facial was fine, then I went for my massage, which was fine too. All in all, it was just A-OK. I'll probably give it another chance when I have more time read more

Friendly, prompt service. We called for a reservation same day, and they were able to accommodate my partner and I in a couple's massage shortly thereafter. They let us know that we could check in anytime and use the facilities until the end of the business day, and they offered a local's discount. The spa attendant, Xavier, was friendly and gracious, and gave us a tour of the facility. The lounge was comfortable and stocked with cucumber infused water, juices, tea and coffee, as well as fresh fruit and granola. The showers and locker room were stocked with just about any toiletry items. Our therapists were phenomenal. John gave me one of the best Swedish massages of my life. He was very conscious of my comfort level, and was able to hone in on my problem areas without having to point them out. He did ask if there was any area that I wanted special attention, and I told him about my ankle, and how I injured it a few years back. He played those spots on my ankle like a fiddle. I've been walking with a spring in my step ever since. Afterwards, we enjoyed the amenities, such as the hot tub, steak room and the hammam (the steam infused with eucalyptus and other oils). Everything was clean and well-kept. I wish we could have stayed all day, like we were invited to. I would definitely go back. read more

Great spa. The charge for entree is $25 if you are a hotel guest. I was only here for the spa facility. I did not get a massage or any service done. The men's spa was clean the staff is very attentive and is always willing to answer any questions. I will definitely be returning to this spa. read more

Las Vegas Baby! It has been far too long. My wife had a little business trip flying from Phoenix to Vegas, staying overnight at the Palms Place Suites and then a drive to St. George, Utah for another demo. We arrived in "Sin City" to an overcast sky and rain. Not exactly Valley of the Sun, but everything that we came for was inside so we weren't daunted. After check-in at the hotel (more on the Palms Place Hotel in the next review), we proceded up to our castle in the sky. We had time for lunch and then she was off to the demo. Initially, I thought that I would head to the Drift Spa for a massage session. Unfortunately, they only had one available appointment that day which didn't work with our schedule. I opted to the $25 Spa Access Fee for Hotel guests and use the amenities for an hour or so. After checking in with the front desk, I made my way back to men's lounge & locker room to unwind and de-stress. While wandering, I encountered a male attendant who was under the impression that I was in the wrong place. Showing him my receipt he was nice enough to apologize and started showing me around. He led me upstairs to the gym area that was larger than most hotel gyms and had plenty of equipment for almost anyone. I thanked him and headed to the lockers to begin my journey of chilling, shutting-down, relaxing and letting go. First off, I entered the co-ed Hammam that was steamy and dark, almost like a coffee without the sweetener. From working at Joya Spa at Montelucia in Scottsdale, I know what a luxury hammam experience also is for many people. And while visiting Istanbul, Turkey, and having the authenticate experience of a large man that does not speak English, twisting and pulling my body in odd ways which he thought constituted a massage, I'm familiar with the traditional ways as well. The Hammam at Drift Spa, is not that at all. The steam room, sauna and whirlpool were exactly what they ought to be, places to relax for 5-10 minutes and then repeat. I was a fan of the outdoor lounge area and the indoor lounge area with TV, magazines, chilled water bottles and juices. It was nice that it wasn't a weekend and the there probably only 5 guys in the whole space. All in all, I would return and have a massage here, make time for the hammam, sauna, whirlpool and lounging. read more

I bought a Travelzoo deal and went there this past weekend. We went on a Sunday and it was not that crowded. I was worried it would be crowded. We first got to the pool around 10 a.m. There were maybe 5-6 people there but one thing I don't like is that everyone eating at Simon's has a full view of the pool. There are all glass windows and it makes it kind of awkward when you swim by people who are eating and fully clothed. I am sure it would not bother some people, but shy people beware. At the pool it began to get crowded around noon. About 25 people or so, but still not too bad. You can order food and drinks from the poolside menu. It took 30 minutes to make a quesadilla and the quesadilla was $14 and looked like it came from Del Taco-I would not suggest ordering that. You are better off buying $14 worth of food for your whole family at Del Taco. But it is the strip and expected, but I do believe they could have put a tiny bit more effort into the quesadilla to make it different. Drinks are around $14 each. This is my second time at this spa. My first time I was impressed but I was not happy that their Hammam was broken. This time the Hammam worked but the steam room in the women's area was broken. That's okay because the Hammam was much better than a steam room. I only wish they turned the relaxing music up a bit in there. I could barely hear it. That would make for a more relaxing time. Everywhere you look it is clean which I really appreciated it. I did not see any hairs or trash or anything else gross anywhere. I liked that inside the spa many people were alone. I hate going to spa where there's a bunch of people talking and carrying out laughing and being loud. Luckily this place was pretty quiet inside. Their jacuzzi is pretty weak (the jets) and I think it could use some stronger jets for my taste. They provide bottled water, juice, tea, fruits, and trail mix in the lounge, magazine, and a TV (which again, I rather be turned off from the world when I am at a spa). You can also use their fitness room which overlooks the strip. The 4 stars are for the amenities you get with booking a spa treatment (pool, fitness room, Hammam) and the cleanliness. Also my facial was wonderful and I was so relaxed I fell asleep. I would come back here again if there's another deal. read more

Drift Spa - View from the gym - Day Spas Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

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Let me start out by saying, I was really looking forward to my spa day at the Palms. that being said I wasn't impressed. I came in on a travelzoo deal for a facial and Swedish massage with my family. Overall Impression on the Decor/Facility:The spa looked dirty. We spotted hair everywhere we looked; in the steam room, in the jacuzzi, on the chairs. We even noticed mold growing on some of the walls/ceilings. I was really looking forward to hanging out in the co-ed hammam but the hammam even had hair on the seating areas and smelled like must/funk. We asked the attendent to spray Eucalyptus oil but it still didn't cover the funk, My Facial was probably the best part of the deal and it still wasn't anything to write home about. My Swedish massage for lack of better words sucked. I would much rather spend 20 dollars to go get a full body foot reflexology massage where they actually apply pressure and don't talk the ENTIRE time. I hope the Palms will invest into revamping the spa. I think this spa has the potential to be with a little TLC. read more

I had a pretty decent experience at Drift Spa but I'm giving them 3 stars because of a mistake I realized they made after I left. My boyfriend was sweet enough to book an appointment for me and pay for a 50 minute deep tissue massage. Our spa entrance was free since we were already staying at Palm's Place and I believe my boyfriend had spa passes they gave to us last time. Anyway, when I went to check-in for my appointment they charged me an additional $30 or so for a spa/resort fee when that should have already been taken care of. I really didn't want to make a big stink over it so I just proceeded to the spa. The staff was really helpful and nice. My massage was good. Beware --- aroma therapy is an additional $15. I took it, but only because I am crazy about aroma therapy. I enjoyed their other amenities and eventually met up with my boyfriend in the Hammam steam room. It was relaxing and empty when we went so we really enjoyed that part. The locker rooms are very spacious and they have a lot of toiletries and beauty supplies available. The showers looked nice and everything was nicely kept. Overall, my experience was good. There was nothing amazing about my experience and I probably should have gone back to tell them about the charge but I just wanted to enjoy my last day in Vegas for that weekend. read more

Spent a relaxing and rejuvenating Friday afternoon there during my 40th birthday weekend in Vegas. This spa is worth the trip - the design and feel is awesome - modern, sleek and warm. I really did have one of the best massages I have ever received and I am a CMT how has had A LOT of massage over the years. I also used their fitness center which has a cool view of the city and the latest equipment. Loved this place! read more

So for the massage and facial I give 5+ stars and for the people who are working on the in side of the spa but I would give 0 stars for the customer service I received at the front desk. It was horrible. No hi no smile nothing just rude even upon checking out rude I was shocked. I'd go back if I didn't have to deal with the front desk staff. Ugh! Allan- massage therapist was awesome perfect pressure and technique. Kim - facial was amazing and I look so fresh and clean after a crazy weekend Sandy- I don't know her title but I'm calling her the spa hostess. She was so friendly and nice and checked on myself and my group to make sure we were doing well. read more

This spa is my second favorite in Las Vegas. I came about an hour early before my treatments to use the facilities. They have the rain showers, large hot tub, steam room, sauna and a cold dipping pool. They have nice amenities such as hair care, body lotion, shavers, hair ties, toothbrush, trail mix, juices, and tea. I've had two massages here and both times the male therapists were amazing and worked out the kinks as much as they could given the 50 minutes I booked. After the massage, I got a facial and it was so relaxing that I fell asleep, minus the part when the esthetician did the extractions. The attendants were nice and cordial and asked periodically if I needed anything. The facilities itself are clean. Yes I would definitely come back. read more

I had a Travelzoo deal for a Swedish massage and scrub here. It was great! We also had a LivingSocial deal for a room at Palm's Place and all day passes to the spa. The wetspa was nice. It had a jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room. For some reason, the sauna wasn't working the first day. There were no attendants around, so I wasn't able to turn it on. The facilities are relatively small. The jacuzzi could only fit three people. Luckily, the spa didn't book too many people during our time. My two friends and I didn't really run into too many people while we were there. The Hamman spa is a big domed steam room. It is co-ed. It was nice to lay in there for a little bit. The scrub and massage were amazing. My skin felt so soft after the scrub. I thought it was odd that my friends and I were each offered different scents for the scrub. My therapist only offered my orange or coconut. My friends were offered three other different scents. I usually prefer a deep tissue massage as opposed to a swedish because I have a lot of knots, but this swedish massage was really relaxing. read more

The spa itself is small but nice with limited common areas. The main hot tub/sauna is in a room surrounded by windows. I prefer dark spas but it still had a very relaxing/minimalist vibe. The hamman which is the highlight of their spa (at least according to their marketing) is impressive, I was into it for a while. It got a little weird for me because I didn't realize it is co-ed. Suddenly this dude I didn't see (it is really steamy and dark in there) was asking me what I was going to be doing later. Yucko. The treatment waiting area/relaxation room was small and bizarre; it seems like it was an afterthought. The highlight of my time at Drift Spa was the actual treatment. In my experience with LV Spas, the facility is more of a highlight then the treatments. I had an excellent massage and my sister had a fantastic facial. read more

Beautiful spa located in palms place hotel! The experience was amazing! I went for my birthday, complementary service for the birthday girl! ME! The facility was very clean and staff was very polite. It has all the services you expect and need for a spa day( wet spa, saunas. Stream room etc. It's separated women and men but you get to meet up with your partner in the low steam room called the hemaans! For 50$ you have access to all spa experience like the ones in the picture read more

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I'm not a spa goer...really....so i dont use any of the paid services here. I've seen the gym, never used it though....cuz it seems kind of lacking. Will probably work out (no pun intended lol) for someone on the go that wants to get a quickie in. When I checked it was empty. I did see the Pilates room. That looked nice if you are into pilates. I basically use the jacuzzi, and co-ed steam room (less hot than the smaller steam rooms). The showers are nice, and the locker rooms are nice... :) read more

This place is worth it! It is beautifully built- includes a hamman, steam room and dry sauna. The massage was very relaxing and you get to chose your own essential oil scent. They have fruits, tea and water to enjoy. Staff was kind and you can stay all day if you like! read more

I haven't been to many spas in las vegas, but I've been to many in california . With that being said, some of the spas in california are so beautiful that I can be quite critical of spas. I recently took my mom to this spa and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed our stay there. We stayed for the day (went in with day passes) and really didn't know what to expect. Upon arriving , we were greeted by the front desk. I can't remember her name, but she was so sweet and kind. It already made our stay that much better and we hadn't even walked through the spa doors yet. Before walking in, we were greeted by another woman who offered us slippers and gave us a tour. So kind. After our tour we quickly changed and went to the steam room. Oh man, the steam room was awesome. They also have a sauna right by the steam room. They have a big "hot tub," as well as a small cold water pool thing. Right outside this area they have a quiet, relax area. Here you will find , one kind of hot tea, iced water, bottles of water, coffee, pineapple juice, orange juice, and cranberry juice. They also have some fruit , like apples and bananas as well as granola. My only complaint would be that I wish they had more healthy options, I was told the juices are from a box , concentrate. Though, it really isn't that big of a deal. The staff is constantly on the move, they are always cleaning, organizing and asking if you're doing okay. The spa manager Justin, was also very kind , which gives the place major points. furniture may need some updating, but overall a really nice spa to go to. It's simple, clean and staff is just awesome. I don't care how nice a spa is, if the staff is rude I wont ever go back. Good thing that was not my experience here. Will definitely be going back! read more

Enjoyed my spa day at drift. I came on a Sunday, which I'll never do again....it was pretty crowed. Monday's are a better choice. Brian was absolutely AMAZING!!!! He had great technique, was very pleasant and professional. The gym was great!! I really enjoyed working out prior to my treatments. They had a variety of cardio machines, along with weights and such. The Hammon steam room was THE BEST!!!! Everything was very clean. The staff was very accommodating and helpful. In my opinion, they could have had more snacks. The only reason I didn't give them five stars was because of the lack of spa etiquette amongst the patrons. I think staff should remind folks that IT IS A SPA...use spa voices...etc. People like me come to relax and be in peace (for the money I spend) not too hear loud talking and people talking on their cell phones. read more

So my best friends brother, treated all the girls in his bday party to massages at the spa here. Let me tell you, it was one of the most fabulous experiences of my life! The greeters there were super friendly and calm, and took us to the locker area to get changed to our robes. We were then seated in a lush waiting area, where there were complimentary water, juices, fruits, granola mixes, etc. One by one we were taken in for our massages, and let me tell you.. it did NOT disappoint. The masseuse asked where the trouble spots were.. Thankfully I had none, but she used just the right amount of pressure. She could feel the knots in my shoulders and neck and worked through then so methodically, that I felt super relaxed afterwards. We then went to the hamman (the steam room) and sat in there for a short while. The sauna wasnt working correctly at the moment, but we didnt mind. We then took a dip in the jacuzzi... and Im sure I could have fallen asleep, I was so comfortable.. but then as jacuzzi's are.. started to feel a bit thirsty.. so got out. Such an amazing experience. One of the BEST spa experiences ever and such a bonus to a fabulous vegas trip. read more

Until we meet again dear Drift Spa, know that I adore you! This fabulous Spa features great services and the co-ed hammam is a relaxing and unique experience. One rather unique aspect of this spa is that it has actual windows and an outdoor lounge area. It's nice to see the outside world while drifting away at the Drift Spa. read more

Seriously I won't come here again! The lady who works for front desk, her attitude was awful! We came 5 minutes late, because the hotel was rebuilding, I spent little time to find it. If you come late, then the time will be cut off. I have an appointment on 11am for 50 minutes massage, and I was late for 5 minutes, they give me 40 minutes massage. And they never said about it! They will never tell you that. That's not fair to customers! Sucks read more

Overall very great experience with my Groupon. Note to everyone complaining massages and different services on Groupon does require a service which is the tip that's how Groupon works and I expected that. Highly recommend adding the aromatherapy with your massage because the hot stones are only certain parts of your body this is what the receptionist told me. Relaxing atmosphere for a treat yo self day. read more

It's not Vegas without a spa day. We went to the Drift Spa at the Palms - which is a drive from the Strip. We chose it for 2 reasons: it has a co-ed Turkish hammam and the prices were cheaper than Canyon Ranch at the Venetian. The hammam is a large darkened steam room and the lights filter in through holes in the ceiling, like stars in the sky. You can lie down on a white slab stone in the middle of the room or sit in the alcoves. The women's part of the spa has the typical steam room, sauna, hot tub (sparkling clean), cold tub (which I will never use in my life - brrrrr) and a relaxation room with snacks and a variety of drinks. Drift is one of 2 spas that have a co-ed area which is such a shame. My male friend never had a massage before so he was nervous and having a co-ed area make it easier on him. We got a couple's massage - deep tissue for me, relaxation for him. My male therapist was really great and my friend said his lady therapist did a good job. Even though we were there at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, the place was empty. I saw about 3 other women. Access to the spa also gives you access to the pool on the same 6th floor. The pool was being cleared out at 5:00 p.m. which seemed so early to me. This was a really nice spa that I would definitely try again. read more

An excellent relaxing facial. They were able to fit me in at the last minute. Would definitely go back. Loved the Hammam and steam room and sauna. read more

This should be a zero stars rating, if the Yelp app had that option! Run don't walk! They try to get you to pay in advance. Don't! Because the shuttle failed to pick me up at the time I had been promised, I needed to reschedule my appointment or wait for a standby opening. They would not me reschedule, nor would they even let me standby for the next available opening. They did keep my money! Ripoff! Don't go! If you do go, don't pay in advance! read more

I came here on a travel zoo deal with my girlfriends and we loved it! The massage was great and the facilities are spacious, clean, and it's overall very relaxing. This was the first time I went to a spa with a hammam room and it turned out to be my favorite. Some of the girls in our group didn't purchase a massage, but instead paid the day fee to use the amenities. You do get access to the pool too, which was nice. We did have one issue at the pool .When we first tried to access it the security man at the pool door kept insisting we had to be hotel guests. It was eventually straightened out, but I guess the feedback I have on that is to make sure their security/pool employees are aware of the policy that spa guests have access to the pool. read more

My first experience of the spa was when I got a manicure. The spa is extremely gorgeous. The girl who did my nails didn't really talk much and seemed unhappy, and the manicure was over fast. It was kind of weird. Six days later, the polish is chipping off after the countless sprays and clear polishes and primers she put over it. The next two days after that, I used the day pass for the spa, which was $15 for the whole day. When I got there, they provided me with a fluffy robe and quality sandals. The spa contained showers, a sauna, a steam room, a cold plunge, a hot tub, and a hammam. The locker rooms had little stations to get ready, with blowdryers, Q-tips, makeup remover, shower caps, hairspray, deodorant, razors...basically everything you need to get ready. There was also a sitting room with a fully stocked fridge containing water and juices, tea packets and hot water, and trail mix. There was fresh fruit in a bowl on the table. Everything was very relaxing and beautiful to look at. The hammam was breathtaking and calming, however, some of the seats in there looked like cheap plastic, and stained and dirty. There was also an empty water bottle in there that someone just crumpled up and threw on the floor. In the hot tub there were a few chunks of floating hair, along with dirt built up in the corners on the bottom of it. It kind of grossed me out. It made me wonder how often they clean some of the facilities. Which brings me to my next point...after I was given my robe and sandals and shown around, the staff was so hard to hunt down when I had questions. It took me forever to find someone to talk to and I wasted my relaxation time wandering up and down the halls trying to find someone. The staff in the back where the spa is (once I was able to track them down) were pretty friendly and nice. The girls at the front desk are a different story. The nail receptionist and the male worker were two of the friendly ones. The others were cold and not as friendly as they should be for working in a relaxing spa. On my last day there, I decided to tan during my day pass. When I first approached the tanning employee, in my robe and hair up, she seemed freaked out, like a deer caught in the headlights. I asked about prices and she rushed through them and acted snotty. It wasn't until I came back with my money and wanted to tan that she perked up and acted interested and respectful. However, one 10 minute tanning session, a small packet of lotion, and one time use eyewear cost me over $41! I was definitely slapping myself later over that. Overall, the spa was great, but they need to do some cleaning and staffing changes. read more