The Springs Resort & Spa nails the balance between wellness and comfort. The rooms were beautiful and comfortable, the pools were nothing short of amazing, and the property itself was immaculate. Unfortunately, the food service left a lot to be desired. At The Cafe, we waited over an hour for crepes (checking in four times) only to find out our order had been given to someone else. Lunch at 1881 Poolside Provisions was slow as well, with a 15-minute wait just to place an order, and while the Ham and Cheddar Panini was fine, it was clearly pre-made or frozen. WildFinch was the bright spot in dining, with excellent service and fantastic appetizers (the scallop crudo and carpaccio) and cocktails, but the entrée we tried (Tooth & Gill) was disappointing, with overly large, chewy mushrooms and polenta that was average at best.

The food was delicious but pricey. The beds were comfy and the room was clean.

Amazing stay! My husband and I stumbled upon this place on our cross country trip and we both agreed it was one of our favorites! While it was quite expensive and we stayed in the original part of the hotel, it was still worth the stay. We also received an incentive for a discounted second night, so we ended up being there two nights. The grounds are amazing and there are so many spa pools to choose from. There is a section of the resort that’s also open to people with day passes, but there’s an entire area for hotel guests, and an adult section within. The view of the river is so nice and relaxing and you can spend all day and night there if you want. The pools are open 24/7 to hotel guests and being there late night under the stars was amazing. The temps ranged from mid 90s to around 110, in addition to the cold plunge, so there was a nice variety. There were also free activities you could participate in, as well as the additional spa services. We didn’t have any of the food options at the resort, but rather walked into town instead. The main road in town is under construction, so it might’ve been easier to eat at the hotel but we wanted to explore. Cute area with some restaurants and shopping. We’ve been to several springs resorts and this one was our favorite. We will definitely be back!

First impressions, beautiful area, in a beautiful small town, when pulling into the parking lot my family got hit with an open sewer smell. Apparently it's the mother hot spring.... I guess that the smell of hot fresh water. Staff was excellent, 10 out of 10, super friendly to the family checking in, when over-hearing conversations between staff members super friendly & polite! Breakfast was delicious, the pools are beautiful, some overlooking the rest of the resort, & some overlooking the San Juan river. I went during August of 2025, I can imagine how people love to come here during the winter to warm up with nature during the winter. They did open a new side of the pools within the resort, it only 18+ which isn't a huge problem, just giving fellow families a heads up. Otherwise the rest of the resort is free game for families.

Restaurant was over priced food was terrible. When we checked in took forever and the front desk person was having a bad day. Way too expensive to have that kind of service. We stayed 2 nights 2 rooms spent $2,500 just in rooms. The thing is they weren’t even to full capacity. All the hots springs tubs weren’t even full.

The 24 hour access to pools. The many different options in pools.

Blast Expensive but worth it front desk men offered me text. Me half % second night it was sweet deal I love to go visit again. Thank you definitely go visit again sure goood get away detox place. Great memory

Awesome unique experience

Great experience

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Absolutely love the hot springs, so relaxing! We stayed in a double queen kitchenette in the two story building. The room is in need of updating, very outdated and felt like we were in the 70’s or 80’s. It had a strong sulfur smell from the hot springs that you could not smell in the newer buildings. Would definitely come back but I’d be sure to stay in the new building.

As lifelong residents of Colorado, this was our first time stopping in Pagosa Springs and our choice of The Springs Resort to stay will last as one of our best. We were so impressed with the new rooms and new spa area (even though we had no frame of reference). The 24 hour access to the pools was a godsend on our journey moving to Phoenix from Fort Collins. Certain things let us know that they are tweaking the new facilities, but the rooms were so comfortable and well-appointed and the staff could not have been more accommodating. This will become a "must stop" any time we travel the region in the future!

The Springs has always been one of my favorite places.

This was my first time at the Resort and Spa, being a Colorado native, it seemed like I should check it off my list. The setting is serine, very clean, many different pools to get in with a variety of temperatures. The San Juan River is so beautiful and I love the infinity effect on most of the pools. Gorgeous spot!

Stayed in a classic room due to traveling with a pet. Very basic and older. Light shines in from the outside window and doors easily. However, overall an amazing resort with 24hr access for the Springs!! It was amazing!! Will definitely be going back!!!

Check in was at 4 and we didn’t get a room until 5:30 so that was disappointing. Lots of kids around but it was nice having access to 18+ pools. The pools were great and service was excellent! Could use an upgrade on the beds in the Deluxe rooms. Worth the money of staying at the resort as you have 24 hour access to pools. Nights out there are amazing!

Is a $600 US dollars and is like a Motel Should be a $200.00 Hotel no more

It was a beautiful environment. Much needed get away!

Very good hot springs