Oakwell Beer Spa Signed First Las Vegas Franchise Deal
The Colorado-based business will bring its signature craft beer-infused spa suites to the valley.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Beer
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Las Vegas residents will soon have access to a unique spa concept that combines private soaking suites with a craft beer and wine taproom. Franchisees Andrew and Gina Lanzino signed the agreement to bring the Denver-based brand to the city, marking the company's first expansion outside of Colorado.
Why it matters
The company aims to provide a space for locals to slow down and relax using treatments that feature beer-related ingredients like hops and barley. This move represents a shift for the Colorado-based business as it launches its first franchise model.
The firm has identified 100 potential U.S. growth markets for its tech-enabled spa model. Franchisee Andrew Lanzino brings 20 years of experience as a corporate strategist to the venture.
The players
Andrew Lanzino
He is a franchisee for the Las Vegas location who spent 20 years working as a corporate strategist.
Gina Lanzino
She is a franchisee for the new Las Vegas Oakwell Beer Spa location.
The details
The franchise model relies on technology to minimize staffing needs, a key component of the company's expansion strategy. The business will offer treatments utilizing hops and barley within a combined spa and taproom environment. This expansion follows the success of the company's Denver location, which opened in 2021, and its prototype site in Highlands Ranch.
Timeline
The first company location opened in Denver in 2021.
The Las Vegas franchise deal was announced on October 14, 2026.
Beyond the Strip
The Las Vegas arrival follows the pattern established by the 2021 opening of the original Oakwell Beer Spa in Denver. This expansion marks a departure from the company's original Colorado-only footprint as it pursues growth in markets ranging from Phoenix to Boston.
Residents should watch for upcoming announcements regarding the specific neighborhood selected for the new facility. No specific date for the local opening has been set, though the deal was finalized in mid-October.
The takeaway
This franchise marks the first expansion of the beer-themed spa concept outside of the company's home state. Residents interested in the facility should monitor future site selection announcements as the company continues to identify 100 potential growth markets nationwide.
Further reading
For more on the local beverage landscape, explore our coverage of Las Vegas Beer.
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