WATER BODY MASSAGE When I go to Vegas there are four things I do: 1) dining at restaurants 2) attending shows 3) swimming in the pools 4) getting a massage. When I was staying at The Horseshoe I noticed Vitality Aqua Massage when I walked through the Horseshow Arcade. What an interesting concept - getting a water body massage in a tank. On my last full day at Las Vegas I came here to try this type of massage. From the choices available I decided to get the Relaxer, which is a 15-minute aqua massage. Even though you're inside the tank your whole body is covered. I thought the 15-minute aqua session would feel quick as those chair massages you see at outlets, but those 15 minutes felt longer. One of the reasons is that this type of massage is more relaxing than you get from the chair messages. With the water pressure going up and down your body there's a soothing affect. Hence why I felt the 15-minute session was 45 minutes long. When I get a massage I prefer going to a spa at a hotel however if I pass by Vitality Aqua Massage I would get a massage there then from a chair massage. read more

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The only reason for the two star review is that the staff was super nice and friendly. The bed felt like nothing more than a tarp over you with a water hose sprayed on top. The pressure was increased twice by request and the most intense felt like almost a rain storm. This was coupled with an oxygen bar, which was very similar to having a body spray sprayed in the room next to you. A complete waste of money and time. I truly felt as if I was strapped into someone's car seatbelt, unable to move while it was raining. read more

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$20 for 20 mins, sold! And no upselling for us. It was easy peasy nice to relax after a long travel day from the east coast.

On Tuesday the 29th my boyfriend and I stopped in and decided to do their Replenish Combo to relieve some aches and pains we had. This package consists of a 20 min Aquamassage that we ended up receiving an additional 10 min for being their first customers of the day and their 20 min Oxygen Bar! The Aquamassage took the pains I had away thanks to the adjustable settings set on The Echo Massager to a nice intense pressure for me and put me in full relaxation! Everything smelled amazing from the Oxygen Bar, from the Invigorating Mountain Berry, Revitalizing(Bayberry) and Chillin'(eucalyptus) and the electric massager they used helped take even more kinks out! I would highly recommend visiting if you are experiencing pain or just need some relaxation and we will definitely be back for another round! read more

Joe wanted to try this place so I decided to give it a go as well. I immediately started feeling claustrophobic when the top was being lowered so i got up and said NO THANK YOU... Johana with her sweet, attentive demeanor- walked me thru it and stayed next to me until i felt comfortable: IT WAS GREAT! She even showed me how to use the controls so that I could have the water pressure concentrated in one place. $30 for 15 minutes. The only issue for me is that I couldn't get in far enough to cover my shoulders which is where all of my tension lives, lol. Thank Johana- for making it an enjoyable experience! (Customer service is EVERYTHING.) read more

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nice little quick spot to receive a aqua massage but be aware they will try to sell you the entire store afterwards don't feel pressured. Do your research you can purchase all those items in amazon for way less. read more

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I had some time to kill and thought why not give it a try.. I've always been curious.. I tried the oxygen bar it was cool to try .. it's like aromatherapy.. I also tried the electronic muscle massage .. basically they place a patch on your back and it sends little pulses to your tired muscles .. not strong enough to make a difference The aqua massager was like a tanning bed, it was hot in there and after 10 minutes I started to feel claustrophobic and was ready to get out .. I can say I tried it and it was ok.. they sell the electronic muscle massager and you can use your hsa/fsa card to purchase read more

My two sons tried the $20 for seven minute aqua massage and they both thought it was great, nice little reprieve from walking the mall to relax. The attendant was very pleasant too. read more

Vitality Aqua Massage - Aqua massage - Massage Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Even if you're claustrophobic, try this out!! I didn't know what to expect and my husband has some anxiety in tight spaces but we tried it anyway. I'm so glad we did. The massager is like an MRI machine. You get in fully clothed and there's a paper lining in between you and the massage face holder cradle thingie (I don't know what it's called but if you've ever gotten a massage, it's the thing you put your face in). It's really that simple. The tech lowers the top on you and then the water starts. It's way warmer than I thought it would be. It feels (and looks) like you're in a car wash for people. The water pressure is pretty heavy and travels up and down your body but you get a remote and you can keep the pulsating water on a specific area. After a while, it didn't matter how hot the water was and I actually fell asleep. It's sooooo relaxing and I'm pissed because our hotel is nowhere near here. I'll definitely do this again! read more

I stumbled upon this shop and after walking the mall I felt sore. (Old lady problems) so I decided why not? I walked in was greeted with a warm smile and went over the pricing. It starts at $20 for 7 min. But those 7 min. Feel like 15 minutes. The massage was wonderful, I highly recommend gettin a massage here. I felt rejuvenated! Tip - you can hold the button down to focus on a rather area. read more

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I went to Vitality at Miracle Mile on 7/7/21 for an Aqua Massage with my son. We both selected the 20 minute session. The woman working was friendly enough while she got us set up in our respective machines. We both asked her for a strong massage which she agreed to do (her English was not the best, but understandable). Once the session started I felt that it was pleasant but not therapeutic. As the session continued it was more relaxing but never got to the deep tissue massages I regularly receive from a human masseuse. When the 20 minute session concluded, I got off of the table and was starting to leave. 3 gentlemen considering using the service asked me if I enjoyed my session. I responded that it was relaxing but was not what I would consider a therapeutic or deep tissue massage. The woman working interrupted me stating that it was a deep tissue massage. I politely told the 3 perspective gentlemen that I didn't believe that it was equal to a deep tissue massage that I would receive during a conventional massage. The the 3 gentlemen left and the woman running the place became very upset with me and my son accusing us of chasing her customers away. She became rude, belligerent and just nasty. I was planning on doing a 20 minute oxygen session, but based on her rude behavior, I paid my bill for the massage and left the store. As I was leaving she tried selling me an electric stimulation device which I refused. Apparently this place is 'in it' for the money and not really interested in promoting an outstanding relaxation experience for their customers. NEVER AGAIN! read more

This was a neat way to relax for a bit. I did the Oxygen bar and the TENS device on my neck. It felt pretty awesome! I had more energy after the oxygen so that was cool. The TENS device was really strong when you cranked it up. Changing modes resets it to the minimum so remember to turn the intensity back up! I'd go back and I enjoyed it so much that I might buy one of those TENS devices! read more

Vitality Aqua Massage - Massage Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

How many times have you walked by one of these wondering how it felt and if it was a good massage? What better time to try new things than in Vegas. You're fully clothed and you just get right in. The machine closes down on you while your head stays out and faces down on a massage table. I would say the strength of the massage was pretty weak. It really only felt good on my feet that had been tired from walking around. The one nice thing is that the remote control allows you to stop the water in a certain spot. Normally it just goes up and down from feet to upper back changing the pattern of the water. Was in there for about 15 minutes but it really started to get hot and felt like forever. If you want to try it, I suggest going for the shorter - 7 minute one. read more

Called the number on the Yelp and the gentleman that answered seemed surprised to have someone inquire about his business. I was given the number from the information desk at the Miracle Mile shop, where this business is located. I wanted to know the prices and services offered, as this seemed very interesting to do since I had friends in town this weekend. I guess I will have to go down there tomorrow to obtain the information I was requesting. I just wanted to know if cash was needed, or if cards is something they accept. I also wanted to know if there were bundles or any local deals I could take advantage of. I guess I will update the review AFTER the service. Things shouldn't be this difficult. read more

This is an affordable way to get a quick massage, without going nude, needing to visit a salon, and/or pay the high prices. The water pressure is lukewarm in temperature and you can control a button to pause it onto a certain area of your body. read more

Vitality Aqua Massage - Massage Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

There is nothing like an aqua massage! My goal for this visit to Vegas was to find an aquapod and let all my tension go. Mission accomplished! The water massage was unreal and sooooooo relaaaxxxing! Took my sister, Karen, first timer and totally impressed! The staff person, Demin, was kind and very informative! Thank you sir for a memorable experience! read more

I I absolutely love this place. Cara and her partner were awesome. Dee was very hands on and educated me statistically on how they rate how stressed out someone is . It was definitely worth the $35.00 that I spent. They both were quite courteous and very hands on when it came to making sure i was ok during my visit. I planned to go back very soon . I definitely recommend it if u want to treat yourself to something relaxing read more

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So disappointed!! Anytime I go to Vegas, I have to get a water massage. Packed up three children and walked to miracle mile to get there. There was a sign on the door "be back in 10 minutes." I have no idea how long the sign had been up as there was no indication when they'd be back. Waited for 25 minutes and nobody ever returned. Incredibly disappointed and not acceptable customer service! read more

This is actually a cool way to get a massage. You get in the machine fully dressed, no shoes or hats. There's a plastic sheet that covers you and protects from the water. Once inside, put on the headphones and enjoy your massage! I tried the 20min massage and it was worth it, fell asleep in there. The pressure can be adjusted. If you're ticklish keep your socks on. I was laughing so hard in there whenever the water would get to my feet. Overall its a good quick massage amidst all the hustle and bustle of the Miracle shops. read more

This place is amazing and what made it even better was the service that Liatt provided. She was very friendly and knowledgeable. She managed to handle a large crowd of customers by herself and still was able to have a smile on her face. Whenever I'm in Vegas, I'll be sure to visit Vitality Aqua Massage. Thank you Liatt for your amazing customer service. It was greatly appreciated. read more

Vitality Aqua Massage - Massage Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

If you are looking for the newest in massage therapy, this is where technology beats happy endings. No joke. Imagine this, the era of the movie "Demolition Man" where John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone) and Lt. Lenina Huxley (Sandra Bullock) are "getting it on" with the sexual headsets. The machine is laid out like a coffin with water pressure that moves forwards and backwards much like a car wash without getting wet. You lay there face down with clothes on, for a certain time in deep relaxation, the water pressure goes through your body much like a car wash ( I use car wash b/c literally seems like it ), and it just touches all your sensual organs from feet to um...parts to ... shoulders. The sensations and feeling are intense. I'm not going to tell you what almost happened but I will tell you I would like to do this every night before I go to bed. If only I can lay on my back.... ohhhh . Thanks to Ana, the lovely salesperson who help us. And for showing us the "portable machine" wink wink. Ok, it is portable massage that works wonders. Too bad, it's way out of my price range or else I would take it. So, after a long night of drinking and gambling, I suggest coming here. It's located in the Bally's Hotel and Casino shopping area. Trust me, you will have a better nights rest after this. read more

As for the massage, it was okay. It was kind of a cool experience during, but it didn't really make my back feel any better (not that I was expecting some magical healing for $20). As soon as I got out of it the "cool" feeling was gone. I'm giving it a terribly bad review because of the slime-ball that was working there when I went. I was in Vegas by myself for a conference, and stopped there on my way back to my room around 9pm. Which, it is in the middle of busy Luxor with tons of traffic so I thought nothing of it. All seemed well, until I got out of the machine. He offered to do the shock thing on my neck and that was fine. Then he just lifted up the back of my shirt and put them on my lower-back, WOAH, plus lingering a little too long for my liking! Once I was done, and trying to leave he made an awkward comment about, "it is well worth it for $20, no? I bet you would be worth it... How much for 20 minutes?" I could NOT believe it. I said I needed to go, but he was holding some of my things. He wouldn't let me leave! Then offered me another massage for free. I said I needed to leave NOW, and he finally handed me my stuff. SO GROSS. If you are going to go here, I recommend it during the day, and not by yourself! read more

I would definitely choose another location for the oxygen bar and aqua massage. I did the revive combo and the 10min oxygen bar for my daughter. It states clearly on the sign that the combo is $35. I was charged $50 and Oria told me because she gave me more time... that I didn't ask for. Even if that were the case the relax combo for 15min in each is only $45. My receipt doesn't even show accurate services rendered because she chose some arbitrary amount to charge us. I have a receipt for a product not a service. This is actually fraudulent so I'm kicking myself for not refusing to pay the random prices she decided on as I was with my family and not in the mood to argue. Her sales pitches were also completely unnecessary telling everyone in my group "oh you have money" when they were declining services or product. The oxygen machine I used also had a broken pieces so I didn't get to use all the scents. There is another vitality around the corner in Miracle mile that I would try before this location. I was literally ripped off. read more

Vitality Aqua Massage Ballys Las Vegas was a super value! The aqua massage and oxygen bar was excellent! I had a 4 hour drive home to phoenix from las vegas (after a looong weekend) and chose to visit here just before i left to help relax me and make my drive comfortable and i must say i felt great! Not even for the drive home but even the next day. I highly recommend. I further recommend the super nice girl from the ukraine, she was very friendly and easy to speak to which made the experience even better! She showed me all the options and devices they sold (and even tried them out on me while there) with absolutely no pressure to buy! Great experience! A+++ ;-) shawn phoenix, az. dewrag1@yahoo.com read more

We were just waiting on a show to start and had some time to kill so we decided (after walking literally all day) that we would try the aqua massage. OMG, the most amazing thing ever!!!! The guy was super nice and we ended up investing in one of the electrode tens units. Very nice personnel. Will definitely do this again next time we are in Vegas :) read more

This was the best massage!! It feels like a regular Swedish massage someone would give you in a jacuzzi. At first it was a little scary because you may feel a little claustrophobic but the massage is so relaxing, and you can just close your eyes and go to sleep. I did a 10 minute one and think it was the perfect time. I also did the oxygen bar which was really refreshing and I got the pulse thing on my back. Everyone was so nice but they will try to sell you their stuff, that's when it's time to go. read more

The pain relief machine is a glorified TENS machine. They DO work, but DO NOT buy from these booths - you can get one that does just as good a job on eBay for under $10! (just look up acupuncture machine - I use one all the time!) I know the benefits of using oxygen, and it CAN work, however, the levels they are using here are so feeble they make no difference - however it gives you an opportunity to receive all the massage demos from a rather lovely assistant, so in effect you get a 10 min massage for $20! However This is about the aqua massage - and that is AWESOME! I suffer from chronic back pain, so anything that can give relief gets a thumbs up from me. It is basically high pressure water jets programmed to spray up and down your body. You are covered with a plastic sheet, so no chance of getting wet. It works around $1/minute, and when you compare it to the massages provided by the hotels themselves, it is an absolute bargain! I CANNOT RECOMMEND IT HIGHLY ENOUGH! read more

We needed a quick massage and we decided to try this. $10 for 10 minutes. You lay down in the casket style bed with all your clothes on, take off shoes only, put your chin in the head rest and the water jets go up and down your body massaging you. you can stop the jets if there is a certain place you want more massaging. we enjoyed it and it was rather relaxing too even though people were walking by gawking at us. I will try it again. read more

We walked by this a couple of times and I was actually going to stop and get a neck and shoulder massage (by an actual person) near by. We had been walking around Vegas all day and I was tired and had a head ache. I didn't want to get a migraine by time we went to a planned show that night. My BF suggested I try the Aqua Massage because it was different and looked interesting...plus it was only $20. So, you have to take your shoes off, but you stay fully clothed. You get in what is like a tanning bed with plastic/vinyl sheets. Lay down and he tells you there is an immediate stop on the left and on the right a button to stop the movement of the massage to focus on where you want. Okay, great. So I get in and the massage starts. It is lukewarm water, not hot and not cold. The pressure is just very light, so this is more of a tickle than a massage. He asked me if I wanted more pressure and I said yet, but it didn't seem like it was any more intense. Maybe I am just used to the massage therapists that really get to the muscle, not sure. Anyway, I tried to use the button to focus on my lower neck and top of shoulders...that button did not work. It kept going. So it went up and down up and down the length of my body. I mean, if I had one of these at home and an hour to spend in it, then yes, it would absolutely be relaxing (it would never work the kinks out, but it would be relaxing for sure). Only 10 min in the middle of a mall type casino hallway...ehh not so much. It did not get rid of my headache or make my shoulders feel any better. Walgreens and a bottle of Excederine Migraine did that trick. It was cool to try and it was only $20, in the grand scheme of Vegas that is not too much money, so it was ok. I wouldn't do one again. Like I said, if I could spend an hour in it and be fully relaxed, then fine, but no, I am good with my one time try. As for the electric things, I passed on those, my ex fell for that scam and bought the whole set up in an airport store once...so I was good with that. Employee was nice enough. I am sure some people would really like it, I was just looking for more of an actual muscle tissue massage. read more

The Vitality & Oxygen Bar at Circus Circus sold me a defective product, Echo Massager Pro Cordless (Neck & Shoulder Shiatsu Massager). I can't get the company to return my emails, the manufacturer to return my emails, and I don't have a direct number to the location. Great water massage. Horribly business ethics. read more

Love love love this place! I always look for one when I'm in Vegas . It's such an energizing break . You stay clothed and feel revived!

This is one of the biggest scams I have ever ever experienced!! Please do not buy anything here. They do not tell you while they try to sell you that there is no returns and very difficult exchanging. They are scam artists luring you with "oxygen therapy" and a "massage device" that is similar to a tasar. Beware. Finally, in the SF location, I had an issue and the manager (Shai) called me and essentially told me that they do not have to disclose the return policy if it is on the receipt (small print). I would think that in the interest of customer service they would want to make me happy. Clearly I am wrong. Scam at the highest level. Do not walk into this store. read more

I was feeling pretty tired and decided to try the aqua massage since it was ...sort of... affordable at $20 for 10 minutes. I was a little bothered by the fact that the guy just kind of said "shoes off" when I was trying to get him to actually tell me what would happen, how long, how much it cost, etc. The aqua massage itself was just okay. Obviously it's not going to be like a personalized massage done by a human being. The thing that really bothered me was that after I got out, the guy started attaching pads to me and asking if I had a pacemaker or a heart condition, and then asked if he could shock me. NO. I can't actually believe that there is a therapeutic dose of electricity. He didn't explain what that was at all; people are generally relaxed after a massage and may not be totally mentally sharp (especially in Las Vegas where you can walk around with a giant alcoholic beverage all day), so I felt like even putting those things on me was predatory and possibly dangerous. read more