Lantern Day Spa Las Vegas
Hot Stone Massage
Ninety minutes of massage with smooth heated basalt stones, where the warmth lets your provider work with less pressure.
Treatment overview
Warmth and lighter pressure
This 90 minute treatment uses smooth heated basalt stones alongside massage strokes. The warmth from the stones helps muscles relax so your provider can work with less pressure during the session. Please note that hot stone treatments are not offered during pregnancy.
Hot stone suits guests who want warmth and a lighter touch; Swedish massage is the same light to medium pressure without stones; deep tissue is slower, firmer work on specific areas.
Every appointment begins with a short consultation to discuss your preferences, focus areas, and any health notes with your licensed provider.
Your visit
Your appointment, step by step
Arrival and health form
Arrive 15 minutes early for your first visit to fill in a short health form and settle in. Returning guests arrive 10 minutes early.
The consultation
Every treatment starts with a short consultation covering what you want from the session, areas to focus on or avoid, pressure, and health changes.
The treatment itself
Undress to your comfort level. You remain covered with a sheet while basalt stones and massage techniques are applied.
Afterwards
Spend time in the relaxation lounge with water or tea, and review aftercare notes provided by your therapist.
Options
Times and prices
90 minutes
$170
Book90 minutes of massage with heated basalt stones for $170. It suits guests seeking warmth and relaxation during their visit.
Add-ons
Enhance your treatment
Add aromatherapy for an essential oil blend for $15, or add a scalp and neck massage for $25 which adds 15 minutes to your appointment.
Gratuity not included; a card holds the appointment; 24 hours notice required to change or cancel.
Before you book
Good to know before you book
What to wear and draping
Undress to your comfort level. You are covered with a sheet at all times, and only the specific area being worked on is uncovered by your provider.
Health and suitability
Tell the front desk and your provider about pregnancy, recent surgery, injuries, skin conditions, allergies, or medications. The site gives no medical advice.
How to prepare
Arrive a few minutes before your scheduled start time, stay hydrated, and let your therapist know your exact preferences for pressure.
After your appointment
Drinking water after a massage is a common recommendation. Take time to rest in the relaxation lounge before heading out.
Related
Treatments that pair well
Deep Tissue Massage
Deep tissue massage uses slower, firmer pressure on specific muscle layers.
Lantern Signature Massage
The Lantern Signature Massage features warm oil and long flowing strokes.
Desert Sage Body Scrub
The Desert Sage Body Scrub offers a full body exfoliation with sugar.
How do the heated stones feel during the session?
Smooth basalt stones are warmed and placed or moved across the body alongside massage strokes. The warmth helps muscles relax so your provider can work with less pressure.
Can I book a hot stone massage while pregnant?
Hot stone treatments are not offered during pregnancy. Expectant guests may book our prenatal massage from the second trimester onward.
What is required to hold my reservation?
A card holds the appointment and is not charged unless the cancellation policy applies. You can book online or by phone.
Book your hot stone massage
Reserve your visit online or by phone with our simple booking process. Free parking is available for all guests.
