Massage 1 Thai Spa Brings Three Las Vegas Valley Spas Under One Name
Nov 13, 2026
The family-owned spa, with roots in Las Vegas going back to 2006, now operates its Dean Martin Drive, Rainbow Boulevard and Henderson locations as Massage 1 Thai Spa, with Thai-trained therapists at all three locations.
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, November 13, 2026 -- Massage 1 Thai Spa now operates all three of its Las Vegas Valley locations under a single name: Dean Martin Drive near the Las Vegas Strip, Rainbow Boulevard in southwest Las Vegas, and Stephanie Street in Henderson. The spas offer Thai traditional massage, Swedish, deep tissue, foot reflexology and couples massage, along with facials, body treatments and private spa suites.
The name is new. The businesses behind it are not. Massage 1 first opened in Las Vegas in 2006, and A Touch of Las Vegas Spa opened in 2008. The three locations later operated together as Massage 1 by A Touch of Las Vegas Spa, and in July 2026 all three took the Massage 1 Thai Spa name.
The spa is family-owned and run by Anton Van Happen and his father, who manages day-to-day operations with on-site managers at each location. The direction of the business came from the two of them as customers. They have traveled to Thailand almost every year for close to 20 years, and the spa is built around the kind of Thai massage they had there.
"After all those years of massages in Thailand, we kept finding the same thing: Thai therapists know how to find the areas that need work and adjust the pressure as they go," said Anton Van Happen, owner of Massage 1 Thai Spa. "We wanted to bring that to Las Vegas at a price people can fit into their routine, not something they save for a special occasion."
All of the spa's therapists are trained in Thai massage techniques, and they understand and speak both Thai and English. Thai Traditional Massage is performed without oils or lotions, using stretching, rhythmic compression and palm pressure, and guests change into a loose massage outfit the spa provides. Two blends sit alongside it: a Signature Massage that pairs Thai stretches with light to medium Swedish pressure, and a Thai Combination Massage that pairs Thai technique with deep tissue work.
The Dean Martin Drive location sits in South Tech Plaza, a few minutes west of the Strip, and most of its guests are visitors to Las Vegas. The Rainbow Boulevard location, at Rainbow and Patrick Lane near the 215, and the Stephanie Street location in Henderson, at Stephanie and Paseo Verde, mainly serve local residents, many of whom book on a regular schedule.
The Dean Martin Drive location has private spa suites, each with its own hot tub, sauna, steam room and rain shower. A suite can be booked for an hour on its own or paired with a massage, and couples can use the full suite together rather than splitting into separate facilities. The family plans to add suites at the Rainbow Boulevard and Stephanie Street locations around summer 2027.
"Couples book a massage together, and then at a lot of spas they get split up for the sauna and the hot tub," said Anton Van Happen. "We wanted them to be able to do the whole visit together, in a space nobody else is using."
The spa offers five facials, and the esthetician starts by asking what the guest wants for their skin before recommending one. Massage 1 Thai Spa also offers no-contract wellness memberships that can be paused at any time, gift cards, and a corporate program for employers.
Locations and availability
Massage 1 Thai Spa
4305 Dean Martin Dr #160, Las Vegas, NV 89103
Telephone (702) 333-0482
Massage 1 Thai Spa
6115 S Rainbow Blvd #108, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Telephone (702) 534-1111
Massage 1 Thai Spa
60 S Stephanie St #110, Henderson, NV 89012
Telephone (702) 534-0111
All three locations are open every day from 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with free parking on site. The spas and their therapists are licensed in Nevada. Online booking and the full-service menu are at https://massage1thaispa.com
About Massage 1 Thai Spa
Massage 1 Thai Spa is a family-owned massage and facial spa with three locations in the Las Vegas Valley: Dean Martin Drive in Las Vegas, Rainbow Boulevard in southwest Las Vegas and Stephanie Street in Henderson. Its history goes back to Massage 1, founded in Las Vegas in 2006, and A Touch of Las Vegas Spa, founded in 2008. The locations operated as Massage 1 by A Touch of Las Vegas Spa before taking the Massage 1 Thai Spa name in July 2026. Its licensed, Thai-trained therapists provide Thai traditional, Swedish, deep tissue and combination massage, foot reflexology and couples massage, and the spa also offers facials, body treatments, private spa suites and wellness memberships.
More information is at https://massage1thaispa.com
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