Life is hectic out there. It’s a busy crazy world. We’re always going, going, going...gone. Take a break! How does a spa vacation sound?
Just like anything in life you’re going to spend your money on...be sure to do your homework before you take your spa vacation. We can give you a head start here. We have some advice and recommendations regarding the spa you pick for your next spa vacation.
Spa Vacation Advice and Tips
- Be sure to know what kind of spa you’re getting into. A spa is not a spa is not a spa. Some spas are basic two-room facilities that offer minimal services while others offer enormous palace like conditions and an array of services. Some spas offer services over and beyond what you might think is pampering. Services like lectures, yoga, or structured workouts.
- Be sure to know what kind of day you’re getting into. Spa days come in as many colors as the rainbow so to speak. Different spas offer different packages. Drill into the specific amenities of the spa you’re thinking of going to. Many spas encourage you to stay longer than your scheduled appointment by letting you do such things as a nice relaxing swim or trip to the sauna before or after your treatment.
- Find a spa with something extra. Look for extras like exercise equipment or aromatherapy rooms. This includes asking about extras with the service. Asking something like, “does the pedicure include a foot massage?” At some spas a facial may include a head massage at others it won’t.
Spa Vacation Destination Recommendations
Tall Grass Spa
They say: "So close to Denver, so far away from everyday cares, TallGrass is the perfect retreat. Relax and unwind in our beautiful Great Room as you anticipate our full service menu of luxurious spa treatments, complemented by a hair salon, boutique and the private Sage Room for parties and meetings"
We say: In beautiful mountain surroundings, you will find inner beauty at this spa. A day spa close to Denver, yet so far away from daily cares. We recommend this spa for birthdays or other special occasion celebrations.
10000 waves
They say: "Ten Thousand Waves is a unique mountain spa resort near Santa Fe, New Mexico that feels like a Japanese onsen. We're primarily a large, beautiful day spa, but for those who plan ahead, we're the best destination spa they've ever experienced. Just a short walk through the trees from the baths and treatment areas are thirteen hotel suites."
We say: Ten Thousand Waves is great for an hour or for an entire week. A Japanese influence is found throughout from the flowing waters, rock gardens, outdoor spas and steam rooms to the architecture. We recommend this spa for a destination spa vacation a little different from the ordinary.
Ritz Carlton at Lake Las Vegas
They Say: “Imagine a world where personal well-being is the only thing that matters. The Ritz-Carlton Spa®, Lake Las Vegas is a sanctuary of serenity, peace and tranquility where a guest’s well-being is the highest priority. Desert and Tuscan-inspired treatments address the effects of the high desert sun, while refreshing Healing Waters, including whirlpools, cool plunge pools, saunas and steam rooms, pamper and rejuvenate”
We say: An unexpected desert oasis. A sparkling lake with a gleaming white beach just 17 miles from the Las Vegas Strip. The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas surprises travelers by combining the best of the desert with lush grounds and a romantic, Tuscan-inspired, setting. How about spending exciting nights experience full tilt Las Vegas and your days relaxing in elite style. So close together yet worlds apart. We recommend this spa for small groups of friends or couples who yearn for exciting nights and relaxing days.
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Posted by: | April 23, 2008 at 10:00 AM
It’s a busy crazy world. thank you for this tips.
Posted by: Sue | December 15, 2007 at 06:04 AM