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Hi, will be in Vegas Jan. 1 to the 4th. Would like to get a decent massage for 30-60 minutes one day. Don't want to spend $300. Maybe around $50 bucks, more or less.

Any recommendations?

Will be staying on the strip the majority of the time. Will be visiting the famous pawn store and heading to Fremont at some point via the Deuce if that helps.
 
You will have to go off strip. I would look into a local massage school. They usually have students that can give cheap massages
 

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Would a chair massage work because I got one at the Orleans that knocked my socks off - $40 for 20 minutes. Also, at least for a spa, you need to budget more. A massage at the less prestigious casino spas is going to run more in the $120 range.
 
Full body, yes, but a foot massage sounds intriguing!!!
 
If you are going to be downtown, consider Happy Feet Reflexology and massage located on the 2nd floor at the El Cortez. Nothing fancy, but relatively inexpensive. One of the writers for the Vegas Bright website visited there recently and seemed to like it.
 
WHITEJACKET73 said:
If you are going to be downtown, consider Happy Feet Reflexology and massage located on the 2nd floor at the El Cortez. Nothing fancy, but relatively inexpensive. One of the writers for the Vegas Bright website visited there recently and seemed to like it.
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all four of my friends tried the 30-minute session for $38... not a bargain rate compared to what i can find back home, but cheaper per minute than anything you'll get at a Vegas casino spa. everybody was very happy with the variety of service they received, including hot stones, during their 30 minutes. it's a bit goofy because you don't have private rooms, but you're in private areas curtained off in a larger room. cash only, by the way.

i didn't do it because they could only take four of us at the time we walked in on tuesday afternoon, nov. 1. so i opted out and played cards instead.
 
Regular SPA will easily cost well over $100 for 50 minutes. Chair massage, etc can be much less. For a long time, there were/are chair massage folks near the Harrahs checkin.
 
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