The Salon at Wynn Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV

For the price, there's a lot to be desired, the accommodations are few : you do have the shower,  hot tub, cold, plunge, small, sauna and-steam room. the relaxation room  is not very relaxing. That is where everyone brings the laundry through, employee, thoroughfare, and There's a lot of talking, plus this is we're  they get you for massage, Most are not uses a spa voice. One of the other patrons to tell me that their sister spa is better, and when I asked if I could go ahead and switch to that one to use the amenities over there, as I expressed my dissatisfaction with the ones here and they said, no, I was not told about the amenities in the different spas when I called to book. I do have to say my massage was amazing. Thankful for that. But will not return -if you're looking for good massages and great amenities I recommend Canyon Spring at the Venetian, Caesars, Palace, or aria. I have been all of those and way better.

For our 1st wedding anniversary, we booked a couple's massage here. We specifically got the Good Luck Rituals couples massage. The amenities were standard to other high end spas. The only co-ed area is a dark waiting room that's meant to be relaxing but people were in and out of there so it really wasn't. They offered snacks, coffee, and tea which was nice to have. I still need to figure out where to get those chocolate covered cranberries they served!! It was delicious. The hot tub, cold plunge, hot stone chairs, and deluge showers were gender separated so I only got to see my husband in the waiting room and in our massage room.

The massage was the highlight! Their massage table is heated and contours to your body. It was diiiiivine. Our massage therapists Nadine and Natalie (?) were amazing! Truly the best massage we've had, ever.

Also shout out to Safiya my attendant that helped throughout my stay!

Edit: It was expensive.. for the couples Good Luck Rituals it came out to be under $900 including automatic gratuity. Through AMEX, we got a $100 spa credit which helped but still way up there.

I'm writing this generally hoping management sees this. The spa is beautiful and one of my favorites. Staff is always kind. Area is clean etc. Not 5 star because my husband and I have been regulars there 2-4 times per year and haven't found a single therapist worth revisiting. They're "okay" but if I'm looking for deep tissue I'm looking (and paying) for deep tissue. I still go to Cosmo to visit the amazing Audrey there when I visit. I've been hoping to find "the one" at Wynn with no luck.

Consider finding out where the Four Seasons Denver recruits from as I've had two different therapists there that do amazing deep tissue.

I usually go to the encore spa, but they were under renovations, so I tried the Wynn spa. Absolutely gorgeous, clean and relaxing. Smaller than the encore tho. Can't wait to check out those renovations in December

SMALL BASIC SPA

We stayed at a different hotel but came to the Wynn for their spa because their day pass was pretty affordable. $125 versus the $165 at resort world. Here are the pros and cons...

Pro's
- clean and beautiful interior (but nothing wow)
- bathrobes and slippers were comfy
- snacks were bananas, oranges and apples,, popcorn (stale), chocolate covered cranberries and granola. Teas and coffees. Juices and sparkling water also available by request.
- I didn't get a massage but several ladies there raved it was the best ever

Cons
- it's a lot smaller than I expected. The steam room, wet room can fit maybe 4-5 adults. There's one small jacuzzi in the middle fits maybe 6 comfortably.
- the two other small sitting spa is a cold plunge (not cold at all) and a lukewarm one.
- the co-Ed room was dark and relaxing except the lounge chairs face each other and it was akward sitting there with someone staring straight across at you lol

We got there around 1pm and towards 5pm it started getting really crowded so we got out of there. It's not relaxing and I would definitely spend the money and go to elsewhere.