VIP 90-Minute Reflexology & Hot Stone Massage Combo

Las Vegas usually asks you to spend more, move faster, and sleep later. This 90-minute couples treatment offers the opposite: a private room, foot reflexology, body massage, and hot stones in one session. You and your partner choose a male or female therapist, then settle in for a long, quiet break from the Strip.

I like the private room for two, which keeps this more personal than a shared spa setup. I also like the flexible morning and afternoon appointment times, since you can fit the treatment around sightseeing, meals, or a show.

The main caution is the sales approach. Some customers found the staff pushy about extra gratuity and add-ons. The listed price is $115 per person, but the recommended $18 gratuity per person brings the expected total to $133 each before any optional extras.

Key points to know before booking

• 90 minutes combines three treatments: foot reflexology, body massage, and hot stones.
• A private VIP room is reserved for your party of two, making this best suited to couples or two friends.
• You can request a male or female therapist after arrival.
• The spa is open daily from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with morning and afternoon appointments available.
• The listed price is $115 per person, and the suggested gratuity is $18 per person.
• Arrive 10 minutes early at 3455 S Durango Drive, well away from the central Strip hotel corridor.

What this 90-minute Las Vegas treatment actually includes

This is a private spa appointment for two, not a sightseeing activity or a group class. The experience begins when you arrive at Star Spa at 3455 S Durango Drive. You should be there 10 minutes before your scheduled time so you can check in without cutting into the treatment.

Once you arrive, you choose a male or female massage therapist. That choice is useful, especially if you already know which style or therapist preference helps you relax. The appointment then combines foot reflexology and a full body massage with hot stones.

The information provided does not set out an exact minute-by-minute order. You should expect the spa to guide you through the combination during the 90-minute appointment. The important point is the total treatment time. Ninety minutes gives you more room than a short 30 or 60-minute massage, particularly because the session includes both footwork and body massage.

The hot stones add warmth to the treatment. That may appeal to you after a long day on your feet, though the experience is still a massage rather than a medical treatment. Reflexology focuses on the feet, while the body massage broadens the session beyond a foot-only appointment.

The treatment ends back at the same meeting point. There is no transport component, hotel pickup, or second location to manage.

Why the private VIP room matters for two

The most useful feature here is the private VIP couples’ room. The room is reserved for a party of two, so you are not placed in a larger shared treatment space with strangers.

That privacy can make a real difference. You can book this with a partner and have the same appointment without sitting apart in separate areas. It also works for two friends who want a quiet break together, provided both are at least 18 years old.

Do not confuse private with luxurious in every possible sense. The information confirms a VIP room, but it does not list extras such as robes, refreshments, showers, music, or a lounge. If those details matter to you, ask before booking rather than assuming they come with the treatment.

The room also helps the appointment feel like a planned shared activity instead of two separate massages. You still receive individual work from your own therapist, but the setting is designed for two people booking together.

Choosing your therapist and setting your expectations

After arrival, you choose a female or male massage therapist. This is a practical option, not a minor detail. If you are more comfortable with one gender of therapist, make that preference clear when you check in.

No individual therapist names are provided, so you cannot request a named practitioner in advance based on the available details. Your choice happens after you arrive.

The service combines several techniques, which means it may suit you if you want variety. Foot reflexology gives the session a clear focus on tired feet, while the body massage covers more than just your lower legs. Hot stones add another layer of warmth.

At the same time, a combination treatment may not satisfy you if you want 90 uninterrupted minutes of one specific massage style. You are paying for a mixed session. If you prefer firm sports massage, a gentle relaxation massage, or foot treatment only, ask how the 90 minutes will be divided before the appointment begins.

You should also tell the therapist about pressure preferences at the start. The supplied details do not promise a particular pressure level, so clear communication is your best tool for getting the session you want.

The location at 3455 S Durango Drive

The meeting point is 3455 S Durango Dr, Las Vegas, Nevada 89117. This is not presented as a Strip hotel treatment, so check the route from your hotel before booking a tightly timed appointment.

The spa is near public transportation, which gives you an alternative to driving. The data does not provide a specific bus route, travel time, or parking information, so you should confirm those details for your own starting point.

The location matters most when you plan a full day. A treatment in the middle of your hotel schedule may require extra travel time in both directions. If you are staying near the Strip, allow enough time to reach the spa, arrive 10 minutes early, complete the appointment, and return.

The activity ends where it begins. That simple arrangement makes planning easier once you have reached the spa, but it does not remove the need to plan your trip to and from Durango Drive.

How to fit the appointment into a Las Vegas day

Star Spa is listed as open Monday through Sunday from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. You can choose a morning or afternoon session, giving you useful flexibility.

A morning appointment may work well if you want to start a sightseeing day slowly. You can also use it as a recovery break after a late evening, though your booking time still depends on availability.

An afternoon appointment can break up a busy day of shopping, walking, or indoor attractions. It may also be a good choice before dinner, but you should leave enough time for transportation and any changes to your plans.

The 90-minute length is long enough that you should treat it as a real part of your day, not a quick stop between two fixed reservations. Add your travel time to the 90 minutes, plus the required 10-minute early arrival.

The opening hours run through 9:00 PM, but that does not mean every time is available every day. Book your preferred slot ahead of time, especially since this activity is often reserved well in advance. The average booking lead time is 88 days, which suggests that popular appointment times can fill early.

Is $115 per person a fair price?

The base price is $115 per person. For a couple, that means $230 before gratuity.

The recommended gratuity is $18 per person, bringing the suggested total to $133 per person, or $266 for two. That is the more realistic figure to use when comparing this with a hotel spa or another Las Vegas massage.

The value is strongest if you want three things at once: a 90-minute session, a private room for two, and a combination of reflexology, body massage, and hot stones. Paying for those elements separately could cost more, though the available information does not provide competing prices.

The value is less clear if your resort offers a similar 90-minute massage at a comparable price. One customer considered the treatment relaxing but noted that a resort hotel might provide something similar. That is a fair comparison. The private room and combined treatment are useful, but they do not automatically make this the cheapest or most polished spa choice in town.

You should also budget for gratuity from the start. The suggested $18 per person is not included in the listed price. If you are watching your budget, calculate the full expected cost before booking.

Handling gratuity and possible upselling

The most important warning concerns the payment conversation at the end. A customer described pressure for more tip money, and another reported strong upselling.

That does not mean every appointment will follow the same pattern, but you should arrive with a clear budget. The recommended gratuity is $18 per person. You can decide in advance what you are comfortable paying and avoid making a rushed choice after the massage.

It is also sensible to ask the price of any proposed add-on before agreeing. The provided information confirms that extra selling can be part of the experience, but it does not list the names or prices of optional services.

A polite, firm answer is enough if you do not want anything else. You booked a defined 90-minute treatment, and you are not required to purchase extras simply because they are offered.

This issue is worth weighing alongside the positive points. The treatment itself received a 4.5 rating from 43 reviews, and the strongest praise centers on the massage being relaxing and the price being good. The complaints focus less on the core treatment than on tip pressure and upselling.

Who will get the most from this experience?

I would consider this a good match for an adult couple wanting a shared spa appointment without paying for a private hotel spa suite. It also suits two friends who want to relax together in one room.

The 90-minute format works well if your feet are tired from a day out and you want more than a quick foot rub. The combination of reflexology, body massage, and hot stones gives you a broader treatment than a single-technique appointment.

It may also suit you if therapist gender matters. You choose a male or female therapist after arrival, which gives you some control over comfort and personal preference.

I would be more cautious if you want a high-end resort experience with detailed amenities, a quiet no-sales environment, or a named therapist booked in advance. Those features are not included in the available details, and the upselling complaints suggest a less polished customer-service experience for some people.

This is for adults 18 and older. Most people can participate, but no special accessibility details are supplied. If you have mobility, medical, or treatment concerns, contact the spa before booking rather than relying on the general participation statement.

Booking, arrival, and cancellation rules

You receive confirmation at the time of booking, and the ticket is mobile, so you do not need a printed voucher. Bring the booking information on your phone and arrive 10 minutes before the appointment.

The activity is private for your party of two. No other participants are added to your treatment room.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancel within 24 hours, and the amount paid is not refunded. Changes made inside that 24-hour window are not accepted. The cut-off follows local Las Vegas time, so check the exact appointment time before making changes.

Because the experience is often booked 88 days ahead, reserve early if you need a particular morning or afternoon slot. Early booking helps with timing, but keep the cancellation rule in mind before committing to a fixed itinerary.

Should you book this Star Spa treatment?

Book it if you want a private 90-minute massage for two with foot reflexology, body massage, and hot stones at a price below what many resort spa experiences may charge. The private room, therapist choice, daily opening hours, and mobile ticket make it easy to arrange.

Think twice if you dislike sales pressure or if your hotel already offers a similar massage at nearly the same full cost. Use $133 per person, including the suggested gratuity, as your working price rather than $115.

My practical call: this is a reasonable value for couples who care most about the treatment time and private setting. Go in with a firm extras budget, arrive early, and compare the final cost with your hotel spa before booking.

FAQ

How long does the massage and reflexology session last?

The appointment lasts approximately 90 minutes and combines foot reflexology, body massage, and hot stones.

Where does the experience take place?

It takes place at Star Spa, 3455 S Durango Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89117. The activity ends back at the same meeting point.

Is the treatment private?

Yes. The VIP massage room is private for a party of two, and only your group participates in the activity.

Can I choose a male or female therapist?

Yes. You choose a male or female massage therapist after arriving at the spa.

How much gratuity should I budget?

The recommended gratuity is $18 per person. It is not included in the $115 per-person price.

What is the cancellation policy?

You receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted and are not refunded.