Pagosa Spa @ The Springs Resort & Spa

This place had so many options for hot springs with a variety of temperatures. You don't have to stay at the hotel to use these springs. Just a warning: the cold plunge is connected to the river, so the listed temperature isn't necessary correct. One improvement I would suggest is putting more stairs leading into the cold plunge. It's kind of hard to get out of. All in all though, it was a pleasant experience!

My husband enjoyed the mineral pools. They have a lot of pools with different temperatures for everybody. I recommend buying a pass for the weekend and in advance. We enjoyed a wonderful massage, too. I found it overpriced, but we were already there. We stayed with our RV at Pagosa Campground, only 2 miles away.

I had a great time this weekend at Pagosa springs Resort! Not enough time to check out all of the soaking pools but we plan to return sometime but in the spring. Rooms however are outdated which was the only negative. Outside of that we enjoyed our time 😊

Lisa and Abbie were fantastic! Abbie at the front desk was so warm and welcoming, providing all the details I needed for my visit. Abbie, my masseuse, was incredible. She listened to my concerns and focused on my pain areas with such precision. It felt like she instinctively knew exactly where I needed the most attention. The spa’s ambiance was calming, with soft music setting the mood. They used organic coconut oil for the massage and a soothing cream for my feet. The hot pillow under my neck and the arm blanket made the experience even more relaxing. The hot towels were spot on—just the right temperature and timing. It was a perfect massage from start to finish. Highly recommend!

Out in the cold, feeling wet, at the Hot Springs Wow this room was shabby. Probably converted a work shed into a room a few years back. Couch and ottoman look like it was picked up from a bulk trash day off the curb. Kitchen table and stools so uncomfortable and poorly placed they were basically unusable. No other chairs than the dingy couch and unstable bar stools. Oven belched smoke when trying to use it as a toaster (hint no toaster) because it had not been cleaned properly. Kitchenet was sparkly stocked, dish towel was never replaced even after leaving a note and tip. Beach towels were taken on the first day, never restocked, and again, even with a note asking for replacements. Go to the grocery if you want to use the Keurig, never restocked the pods. When calling the front desk it rang and rang, then went to voice mail. Called from an outside line, someone picked up but unable to transfer us to the person who could help book a massage. That said, the hot springs were great. But eventually, especially in winter, with dirty or absent towels, wet robes (started out nice but thankfully they just left us the wet ones instead of taking those with the beach towels), no morning coffee, and no place to comfortably sit, you start to feel a little left out in the cold.