The spa at Monte Carlo follows standard spa procedures, although a little on the light side. Some fresh fruit and drinks will be provided, but don't expect any coffee, tea, or other hot drinks. The facilities are pleasant, but not to be compared to the lavish luxury at the Wynn or the friendliness of New York New York.

Services like massages, facials, and nature body wraps form the core of Monte Carlo's spa, with special extras like carefully-applied collagen sheets to add elasticity to skin or liquid jewel ampoules. Las Vegas can be draining, and the spas here are all designed to fight the gravity of the Strip. Visitors can be rejuvenated at the end of their trip, or halfway through so as to regain the energy needed for a last assault on the clubs, restaurants, and casinos.

Salon

The Monte Carlo's own hairstyling team bring their expertise to hair, nails, eyelashes, waxing, and feet. Even lessons in make-up are on the menu. Haircuts start at $55, styles from $50. The Monte Carlo Signature Refresh & Make-Up is $85, and a make-up lesson from the pros is $65.

Fitness Center

Hotel guests can use the facilities for $19, or purchase a three-day pass for $45. Non-hotel guests are welcome at $24.

Workout machines include: True bicycles and ellipticals, Matrix treadmills and X bikes, Matrix Strenght Line and elliptical machines, Life Fitness Cable Cross Over, Nautilus Nitro Strength Line , Stairmaster Stepmill, and the Cybex Power Cage.