The Colorado-born concept has signed a lease in the Arts District for its first franchise location, with local operators Andrew and Gina Lanzino preparing to introduce its spa-and-taproom format.
- Oakwell Beer Spa opens its first franchise in Las Vegas Arts District.
- Franchise owners Andrew and Gina Lanzino to manage the new location.
- Las Vegas site features taproom, spa suites, and relaxation area.
Oakwell Beer Spa is bringing its social wellness concept to Las Vegas, signing a lease for its first franchise location outside Colorado. The planned spa will occupy approximately 4,000 square feet at 1 E. Charleston Boulevard, at the intersection of Charleston Boulevard and Main Street, marking the entrance to the city’s Arts District. Local franchisees Andrew and Gina Lanzino will develop the location, which is expected to open in 2027.
The Arts District offers a different setting from the city's better-known casino and resort corridors. Its galleries, independent restaurants, vintage shops and breweries have helped establish it as a destination for residents and visitors seeking experiences beyond the Strip. Oakwell will join other businesses at the property, including Craft Creamery Speakeasy and STAR Las Vegas, adding a wellness-focused concept to the neighborhood.
The planned location will feature a 16-seat taproom with a 10-tap self-pour beverage wall offering local craft beer, wine, hard cider and non-alcoholic options. Guests will also have access to a relaxation area with five technology-enabled, zero-gravity massage chairs and four private spa suites. Each suite is planned to include a hydrotherapy soaking tub, infrared sauna and rain shower, alongside Oakwell's botanical bath infusions inspired by traditional beer ingredients.
Founded by Jessica and Damien Zouaoui, Oakwell grew out of their interest in European beer spa traditions, developed during a 14-month journey through 25 countries. The company opened its first location in Denver in 2021 and later expanded to Highlands Ranch, Colorado. The Las Vegas agreement represents a significant step in its development as a franchise brand, taking its operating concept beyond its original home market.
The Lanzinos bring hospitality and business experience to the project. Andrew previously served as a senior vice president at MGM Resorts and was involved in major Las Vegas events, including Super Bowl LVIII and the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix. The couple said they wanted a location connected to the city's local character, making the Arts District a natural choice. As the business prepares to welcome guests, managing private suite reservations will be an important part of its operation. The Appointments feature available through Gorilla Dash offers franchise businesses a way to organize bookings and scheduled services across their locations.
Key Facts:
| Lease Location | Oakwell Beer Spa's first franchise location is at Charleston and Main in Las Vegas Arts District. |
|---|---|
| Franchise Owners | Andrew and Gina Lanzino will operate the location, bringing their hospitality expertise. |
| Unique Offerings | Includes 16-seat taproom, self-pour wall, and spa suites with hydrotherapy. |
| European Inspiration | Founded by Jessica and Damien Zouaoui, inspired by European beer spa traditions. |
| Arts District Appeal | Chosen for its vibrant community and unique local experience, contrasting with the Strip. |
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