Escape the woes of our zany world and pamper yourself a bit – or longer – by stepping into something really spa-tacular. Experience…the Calgon take on human growth hormones: ElevenSpa 
This very luxurious off-the-scale 20,000-square-foot spa is opening on Wednesday, February 11, at Town Square in Las Vegas. It’s so massive that corporate spa events are being planned.
Originating in Delray Beach, Fla., the unique spa has a new Las Vegas home- and size isn’t all that matters. It features many amenities not commonly found in spa-ing including six foot tall white patent leather chairs that are wrapped in down (yes, down); mobile pedicure stations; and through all the torture their clients are encouraged to dip their dainty tippy toes into gorgeous glass woks instead of commonplace jet tubs.
And for the discriminating audiophile spagoer, a DJ booth hovers above the spa with plug-and-play ability so you can control your own beats- if you dare.
And don’t even think about ordering the ol’ green tea and ice water. C’mon, you’re in Vegas, baby! Champagne is always an arm reach away – served on butlers’ trays.
Bottomless champagne, complementary “after” makeup applications, welcome gifts, and a lounge and relaxation room, resplendent with artificial grass, all tug visitors’ robes to stay longer than planned. And if all this is not enough, a curved wall projects classic films onto it as you luxuriate your day away.
For further info, 702-967-1100
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