Palms Casino Resort to Debut All-New Spa in June 2019

Las Vegas' Palms Casino Resort will introduce an all-new wellness experience this summer with the opening of The Spa at Palms in late June 2019.

Part of the ongoing $690 million reimagination of the resort which included the recent debut of the KAOS Dayclub and Nightclub, the spa is teaming up with celebrity hairstylist and hair extension specialist, Priscilla Valles, who's renowned for her work with stars such as Kylie Jenner, Britney Spears and Hailey Bieber, among others.

Spanning three stories alongside the KAOS Dayclub, highlights of the new spa will include 15 unique spa treatment rooms, four skin care studios, a pair of couples treatment suites, a eucalyptus steam room, sauna and water lounge as well as a fitness center offering guests a bird's eye view of the entire dayclub. The Spa at Palms will also offer a boutique retail shop.

To further enhance the spa experience, guests will be offered headphones allowing them to listen in to the Palms' various music residencies—including big-name artists like Marshmello, Kaskade and Cardi B—while enjoying makeup, hair and nail services on the main floor.

The spa's signature menu will include relaxing massages, calming reiki, facials and body treatments incorporating aromatherapy, crystals and chakra balance, the resort announced Friday.

Meanwhile, a design featuring warm natural tones as well as walnut and driftwood accents complemented by abundant greenery and water features will aim to inspire zen and help put guests at ease the moment they walk in.

"We wanted the spa to have the same feeling as the new Palms—unexpected, fun, untraditional and unlike anything else in Las Vegas," said Kelley Nemiro, Vice President of Guest Experience, in a statement.

"The Spa at Palms will have a modern, artful approach to wellness and holistic healing of the mind, body and spirit. Developing the spa and salon, gave me the opportunity to take some of the best therapies I’ve experienced all over the world and make them available to a wider audience," Nemiro added. "And just like the Palms, the spa will be a social experience. We want people to engage with each other, talk, have fun; wellness doesn’t have to be 'hush hush.'"

In her own statement, Valles called the partnership with The Spa at Palms a "no-brainer."