What specific spa services were offered to guests at mar-a-lago and by whom?

1. The clean answer: which specific services are documented at The Spa at Lago Mar (Fort Lauderdale)

The Spa at Lago Mar’s own promotional pages and menu PDFs list a conventional resort-spa menu — massage and reflexology treatments, facials, manicures and pedicures — and advertise seasonal specials and a retail boutique of spa products, plus operational details like hours and age policy that align with a public-facing spa operation ^{[1] [5] [6] [7]}. Ancillary listings and reviews corroborate that guests receive guided relaxation-room service, manicure/pedicure bookings and therapist-attended treatments ^{[8] [9]}. Online booking pages and updates make explicit the routine commercial terms (automatic gratuity, cancellation policy) typical of a resort spa ^{[10] [7]}.

2. What the sources say about “The Trump Spa” / spa at Mar-a-Lago (Palm Beach) — existence but scant public menu detail

Mar-a-Lago’s membership and promotional materials reference a spa, salon and fitness facilities as club amenities and show the presence of a boutique and “spa, salon, and fitness facilities” for members and guests, but do not publish a stand-alone, itemized spa menu in the materials provided here ^[2]. A SpaWeek listing identifies “The Trump Spa at Mar-a-Lago” as an offering, suggesting a branded service operation, but that directory entry is minimal and functions as a reservation contact rather than a detailed treatments list ^[11]. A feature in a regional glossy (Issuu) profiles a skin-care entrepreneur and her custom botanicals used for Mar-a-Lago customers, indicating that facial/body treatments with bespoke botanical formulas were delivered to some clients there, yet that piece is profile reporting — not a full price-and-service menu ^[3].

3. Who provided services at Mar-a-Lago according to reporting

Reporting and historical records indicate onsite attendants and outside vendors supplied spa services at Mar-a-Lago: the Issuu profile highlights a practitioner who developed custom botanical skin formulas for Mar-a-Lago clients and was recognized in the industry, and historical notes record that spa attendants worked at the property ^{[3] [4]}. Wikipedia’s entry also documents that, historically, individuals worked in the Mar-a-Lago spa environment (noting, for example, a spa attendant’s presence in one high-profile account), but it does not itemize specific routine services or identify a single operating spa brand or an exhaustive staff roster ^[4].

4. Important caveats and the risk of conflating “Lago Mar” with “Mar‑a‑Lago”

Multiple sources in the supplied set refer to “Lago Mar” (a Fort Lauderdale resort whose spa posts full menus and specials) while others refer to “Mar‑a‑Lago” (the Palm Beach club/estate); they are distinct properties with separate spa operations and locations — Lago Mar’s address and menu materials are explicit, while Mar‑a‑Lago’s public materials are higher-level amenity descriptions rather than itemized spa menus ^{[1] [5] [2] [4]}. Any summary that treats the two interchangeably would mislead readers; the supplied evidence supports a definitive service list for Lago Mar but only partial, vendor-level and historical detail for Mar‑a‑Lago.

5. Bottom line and what remains undocumented in the provided reporting

Definitively documented: The Spa at Lago Mar offers massages, reflexology, facials, manicures and pedicures, packaged specials and boutique products with stated hours and guest policies ^{[1] [5] [6] [7]}. Less than fully documented from the supplied material: a contemporaneous, itemized public menu of treatments actually offered to members and guests inside Mar‑a‑Lago, or a single corporate spa operator name for the Palm Beach club; available evidence shows there was an on‑site spa/salon and named practitioners or vendors supplied treatments, but not a full public menu comparable to the Lago Mar PDFs ^{[2] [11] [3] [4]}.