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They say that “what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas”. Let’s hope this isn’t the case for what’s happening with Las Vegas spas and salons.

While the rest of the country’s hotel and resort spas and salons were holding their breath to get through the economic crises in 2009, Las Vegas was a booming development area.

Spa Development International worked with eight properties in Las Vegas in 2009 supporting each of them with FF&E and OS&E items for their spa and/or salon new builds or extensive remodels.

• Aria Resort & Casino at the CityCenter
• www.arialasvegas.com
• Vdara Hotel & Spa at the CityCenter
• www.vdara.com
• The Mandarin Oriental Hotel at the CityCenter
• www.mandarinoriental.com
• Treasure Island Hotel & Casino
• www.treasureisland.com
• The Luxor Hotel & Casino
• www.luxor.com
• The M Resort Spa & Casino
• www.themresort.com
• The South Point Casino
• http://www.southpointcasino.com
• The Hard Rock Hotel, The Rock Spa
• www.hardrockhotel.com

From the design elements to the spa and salon equipment that are featured at each of these locations, every one of these properties is distinctively different and elegant while being price sensitive. With Aria and Vdara achieving the award for the first Las Vegas hotels to achieve LEED Gold Certification to Hard Rock’s dark gothic spa; it is the hope that what is happening in Vegas will not just stay in Vegas, but rather motivate other spas and salons to see the value in investing in a “face lift” with new equipment for their spas and salons.

Next time you’re in Las Vegas stop in to one or all of these eight locations to see how Las Vegas spas and salons are really setting the standards for the future of our spa and salon industry.