Spa Moulay
Woodbine was recruited by Transcontinental Corporation to develop the Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, Spa Moulay’s home, within its 2,245-acre Lake Las Vegas development in Henderson, Nevada, in 1996.
Typically a Woodbine resort and spa draws its inspiration from a location’s history and indigenous elements, but the Transcontinental-developed Lake Las Vegas is a 320-acre manmade lake 17 miles from the Las Vegas Strip, calling for a different spin. The Mediterranean theming of the surrounding development led Woodbine to create a Moroccan feel for Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, which opened in December 1999. The décor and treatments at the resort’s Spa Moulay help visitors feel as if they’re a million miles away, amidst desert and mountains.
Woodbine served as asset manager for the resort through the completion of its December 2006 sale to Loews Hotel Corporation.
Address / Phone / Accessibility
101 Montelago Boulevard
Henderson, Nevada 89011
Phone: 702.567.6049
The spa is part of Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort within the 2,245-acre Lake Las Vegas master-planned multiuse community situated in Henderson, Nevada, 17 miles from the Las Vegas Strip; approximately 40 minutes from downtown Las Vegas, 25 minutes from McCarran International Airport and 4 miles from Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
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Facilities
Total area: 9,000 square feet
Treatment rooms: 11
7 massage rooms (including 2 couples room)
2 facial rooms
2 wet rooms
Reception/retail area: 841 square feet
Salon: 815 square feet
3 hair-styling stations
3 manicure stations
3 pedicure stations
1 makeup station
Locker rooms:
Men’s: 1,125 square feet (waiting area, 22 full-size lockers and 22 half-size lockers)
Women’s: 1,632 square feet (waiting area, 16 full-size lockers and 56 half-size lockers)
Project Team
Architect: Hill Glazier Architects, Inc. (now HKS Hill Glazier Studio), Palo Alto, California
Civil Engineer: Primas & Associates Consulting Engineers, Las Vegas
Construction Lenders:
Bank One, Salt Lake City
The Bank of Nova Scotia, San Francisco
Developer/Asset Manager: Woodbine Development Corporation, Dallas
General Contractor (Hotel): Perini Building Company (now Tutor Perini Corporation), Sylmar, California
Interior Designer: Wilson & Associates, Inc., Dallas
Landscape Architect: Burton Associates, San Diego
Master Developer: Transcontinental Corporation, Santa Barbara
MEP Engineer: Blum Consulting Engineers, Dallas
Operator (Original): Hyatt Hotels and Resorts, Chicago
Operator (Current): Loews Hotels, New York
Permanent Lender: Deutsche Morgan Grenfell, New York
Structural Engineer: Culp & Tanner Associates, Chico, California
Project Ownership
1999-2006 – Joint venture among affiliates of Cook Inlet Region, Inc., of Anchorage, Alaska; Hyatt Hotels and Resorts of Chicago; Transcontinental Corporation of Santa Barbara, California; and Woodbine Development Corporation of Dallas
Current – Loews Hotels of New York purchased the resort in 2006