Spa Tower at WinStar World Casino and Resort
Thackerville, Oklahoma
The Project
Nestled amidst the allure of undulating hills, rolling waters, and the natural setting of South-Central Oklahoma, the captivating new 16-story, 304-key Spa Tower at WinStar World Casino and Resort emerges as a haven of respite and escape. Merging contemporary elegance with upscale appeal, this boutique-style hotel tower extends an irresistible invitation to guests, transporting them to a 254,000 square foot realm of unrivaled tranquility and indulgence that pays homage to the region's beauty through its design.
Drawing inspiration from the breathtaking scenery of the Red River, at the border between Oklahoma and Texas, natural hues and contemporary style converge in the Spa Tower lobby, flowing seamlessly throughout the public spaces. A large-scale organically patterned mural beyond the hotel check-in desk captures the essence of the rolling Oklahoma landscape, drawing from its serene colorscape to create a cohesive and inviting ambiance.
Leading through the Spa Tower ground floor gallery toward the two-story WinStar Spa, the soothing hues and luxurious finishes transition seamlessly to create a harmonious visual continuation for spa guests.
Incorporating the latest in immersive spa and wellness trends, the WinStar Spa is a hallmark of modern leisure design. The two-level spa features communal aquathermal bathing and touchless technology, with a size and scale designed to attract customers from nearby Dallas/Ft. Worth and Oklahoma City urban markets.
To provide a greater experience for groups and couples, WinStar Spa incorporates an amenity-rich coed aquathermal area. Amenities include a large hydrotherapy tub, experience shower, sauna, and ice lounge. The walk-through experiential shower in the coed area is adorned with a bright region-themed mural design.
Photography by Dero Sanford / Think Dero Architectural Photography
LocationThackerville, OklahomaTotal Size254,000 square foot, 16-story, 304-key hotel tower and spa Total CostConfidentialClientChickasaw Nation