Our family had an incredible time at The Springs Resort. The pools, the atmosphere, and the…read morebeautiful setting made for an unforgettable vacation. This was the third time we have gone, coming from AZ. Mary, specifically, that works for the resort was amazing and so much help! She went out of her way to make sure my wife, our four kids, my parents, my uncle, and our kids' friends all had an amazing experience. She treated us like family and genuinely cared that we made the most of our time there. Mary's kindness and exceptional service made all the difference, and we're so grateful for everything she did. She's a huge asset to The Springs Resort, and we can't wait to come back! Also, we were having so much fun, I should have taken more photos.

Spent a day at the springs with the extra purchase of a cabana. The cabana was only 200 extra and…read moreallowed up to six people which I felt was worth it, but the cabana only had a table with four chairs in it. All is fine since you'll spend most of your time in the water anyway. The entrance fee I didn't mind paying, but I felt that it should have included towels. Towels were an extra purchase on top of your entry fee. Luckily, I got a refund for my towel purchase because it is included with the purchase of a cabana which wasn't clear on the website. The pools themselves were nice with varying levels of heat. The amenities were also good. Our server, McKayla was great.

We went for the first time it did not disappoint!!! Tianna at the frontdesk check in was CERTread more

Pagosa Springs Paradise review: 14-20 Feb 2021: I We began planning this trip 6 months prior. We…read moreended up with a full house. As it turned out, even with a full house this property was perfect for all. 6 adults and 5 kids. This property met or exceeded any expectations we may have had. Three showers, two tubs and exceptional closet space. The master closet is the size of a small bedroom, and we were able to organize each child's belongings on separate shelves. Hot water was plentiful, as were all kitchen utensils. The larger family style table was perfect for family dinners. The dishwasher and washer and dryer worked well. And as a bonus there is a second dryer in the garage. So we were able to dry wet snow suits and wet bathing suits without having to track snow in the house. Bedrooms were comfortable and the hot tub was a bonus. Pagosa Springs Paradise is perfect for any family, small or large. We rate this property as exceptional.

Genuinely the worse massage I have EVER experienced. The man who massaged me made me severely…read moreuncomfortable and make comments about needing a girlfriend, wanting to go on a date, how Colorado should legalize prostitution, all sorts of semi-sexual comments, and was a bit invasive even in the massage work. I truly walked out of there feeling violated and disgusted. Jonathan was his name, he needs to be fired immediately.

Arrived at 10am thinking I was late as the advertised times showed it opened at 8am. Turns out 8am…read moreopening is only for guests of the motel, and it opens at 11 for the general public. The cashier lent me 4 quarters for the lockers. I felt bad, but then she said they just come back out of the locker- I didn't feel bad anymore. The female only area had a sign for no cell phones. I decided to follow the intent of the sign, but still took my cell phone into the lounge area because I really wanted to read and my books are all on my phone. I did turn off my ringer so it wouldn't bother anyone else. The hot pool was magnificent I loved it. I loved how hot the water was. And that textiles were optional, after living in Europe. I loved the lounging area after coming out of the hot pool and feeling like a million dollars as my heart rate slowed down. The shared outdoor pool was just meh. I got a little chilly lying out and got a mosquito bite so reverted back to the private area again. Overall- I'd go back for the private pool. I could leave the big one.

The location is awesome. The staff is attentive, my shower was draining slow, maintenance was…read morethere right away. The grounds are very well maintained.

While Pagosa Springs is not in the Aspen, Vail or Telluride category of Colorado mountain towns,…read moreits trails and various elements that lend to a certain uniqueness make it great for a short trip with visuals and activities that rival the luxe towns of the Centennial State. Wolf Creek historically gets the most snow in Colorado. If Pacific moisture collides with the rare Gulf moisture - watch out. A three foot dump is common. Well beyond the big, corporate resorts, Pagosa has remoteness nearby that is all its own. Lesser known gems are to be discovered, like Rainbow Springs and various points along the Piedra River and the largely uninhabited Hinsdale County. They are locales for the visitor to find on their own, since residents might prefer some places largely undiscovered by the masses to remain so. Club Wyndham is another jewel. Yep, I said it. Having stayed her twice for extended stretches, I like the place. It is quite simple, but spread out - perhaps the development was overbuilt back in the day - but you have ample territory to yourself. While the golf course (ran by another entity, I think) might need greening up, it would be convenient and is right out the door. Here's where this place really wins. The units are impeccably clean and well appointed. And if you need something else, the staff are on it. More Lavazza coffee? Sure. Another request? No problem. Most people would probably celebrate the price, so low, it's practically free. All in all, an impressive experience in value and service provided where there are quite limited lodging options. Would return.

My wife and I started our 30th anniversary hiking trip through Colorado by staying with Jim and…read moreOdilia. The place itself is very conveniently located to anything in Pagosa and also to various hikes. The facility is visually appealing and the hosts are far and away the nicest, most accommodating people you could ever meet. Just so happened it is the beginning of the season and we were the only guests for two nights. We were downright spoiled with the attention we received. Took full advantage of the happy hour (two hours actually) which included some amazing appetizers and open bar. Our first night we decided to take advantage of the in house dinner menu and it was terrific as well. Tried the filet with mushroom risotto and also the beef stroganoff with rice. We both shared and enjoyed immensely. Dessert was vanilla ice cream with an amaretto/maple sauce. I would drink that with a straw by the way. I was even given seconds on dessert, thanks Jim. We had the loft room in the main house which has its own balcony, fireplace, bathroom, AC unit, sitting area, etc, etc, etc. They think of all the touches including drinking water, smart TV, a fridge, and even simple things like eyeglass cleaning wipes in the room. Very comfortable room, king bed, and overall feel. I should probably mention that each morning we had a custom gourmet type breakfast. Odilia likes to cook and she is good at it. Our last morning we even took our breakfast out on the main deck and enjoyed the breathtaking views. We went hiking that morning and they even let us check out a little late so we could shower up before moving on to our next city. Speaking of which, we were also able to request a to go lunch for our hiking days. Food was great and plentiful. Became lunch and snacks for the day. Big thanks to Jim and Odilia. Give them a chance if you are in the neighborhood.

I wish I could give this place a zero. I made a reservation for one night and was on my way there…read morewhen I was in a car accident. A college kid rear-ended me and my car was not even drivable. Needless to say I was very upset. I called to cancel the reservation and the woman with whom I spoke (who said she was the owner) refused to refund my payment. The only thing she would do is reschedule the date of the room but I have no plans to be back in that area in the future. I was astounded that she was so crass and uncaring. There is no way that I can recommend this place.

We paid $200 to spend the day doing Summer Activities. A couple hours after arriving it began to…read morerain and everything shutdown. I talked to the front desk about options and they just told me to come back! I explained we live 9 hours away and won't be back. They just said..."Maybe the weather will change in a few hours". We spent another $30 eating and waiting. Nothing opened up. No refunds- Won't be back! Won't recommend this unless you know it won't rain.

A totally underwhelming ski experience combined with overwhelming douchy management - welcome to…read moreDMR. The mountain itself isn't bad, but there are waaaaay better ski resorts in the area. The runs aren't that great, but hey - at least you can ski here. My main problem with this resort is with the owners / management. They recently started to offer "local discount days", which is awesome, but they attach strings to it. You HAVE to present a coupon from the newspaper for EACH person buying a ticket... So, you can be from out of town, present the coupon, and get the discount, which I liked since I'm from Texas. However, my friends who were local did not have the coupon, but had driver's licenses and Fort Lewis College student Id's and they were refused the local price. One of my friends even had her electric bill, and they still refused to give her the discount. Super lame. I won't be returned to this hill.

the owners are nice. the cabin itself was nice and cozy. the reason for the 3-star review was there…read morewas a pretty big crack under the door that let bugs in. the room also seemed to just be tidied up, and not deep cleaned.

We've stayed in the cabins here two different summers. The first was 4 years ago and then we stayed…read morethis summer. I love the location, out of the city and tucked into the mountains. But convenient to several hikes and beautiful areas. The cabins are minimal, but all we needed. The kids had fun running around and meeting other kids on the playground and game room.

Amazing customer service! We had a small emergency and needed an RV Park. Brandy was very helpful…read moreand got us in. The park is beautiful, clean, and well-kept. The office is decorated nicely and the grounds are well-kept and beautiful to walk around. This park is right next a stream and there are walking paths around the park. Great experience! Highly recommend this park!

We stayed here in our RV for a month or two last October. The sites themselves are fairly basic,…read morebut the surrounding campground is absolutely gorgeous! Near a beautiful river with plenty of access points and a fishing pond on site. They also have a nice public area that offers volleyball and tetherball, which is a nice touch. I don't remember the owner's name as we stayed so long ago, but he was very friendly. So was the rest of the staff. They put people over profit and I am happy to support any business that prioritizes their guests/guest experiences over $. Would definitely stay here again if we ever return to the area! About 20 min from the main town area. Just make sure you have stable wifi as we didn't have cell service upon first arrival. But if you're camping short time, you might be into that.

We stayed at the Oasis RV Resort and Cottages in Durango during a trip through Colorado in Sept of…read more2024. Our 43 foot coach had difficulty leveling on the steep rock/dirt site they gave us and when we were ready to leave, the staff would not let us choose a path out that would keep the coach out of the trees. Instead they routed us around the edge of the property through treed canopies that our 13'4 clearance could not get through and caused a series of scratches down the top of the front cap and sides of the coach. The park was super tight for larger rigs. We would not recommend putting a larger bus on this campground.

We tried to camp here but it was a no. It was 47$ I think to have a tent spot. I've we got to it…read morespot it was so very tiny and completely rocked! We couldn't even get the tent in the ground, then our tent broke. The lady was really nice and refunded our money. There was alot of nice things to do there for fun but it wasn't nice to camp at:( maybe they'll get rid of the rocks and put dirt on the tent spots to help campers!

This is the best hot springs experience you can get in Colorado…read more This place feels like an oasis. It's magical. If you're looking to tent or vehicle camp- stay here. Especially if you want to winter camp. Facilities are very nice and up to date. This is a very CLEAN resort. The staff work extensively to maintain this place and it shows. You see this first hand as an overnight guest if you come in before or after public hours. You get 24 hour access to the springs as an overnight guest. They have like-new, large trex decking platforms for each tent site, all situated on a newer small-river-rock lot. Each site has plenty of space to park, and has its own steel fire ring. In the center of all of the sites is a new concrete pad with a large canopy over it, picnic tables, and a charcoal grill. There was a well maintained port-a-john outside by the tent sites available to use if you didn't want to venture inside the gate to the main restrooms (both the same short walking distance). The free showers in the womens restroom (can't speak for the mens) were honestly even nicer than mine at home. Large, like new, HOME showers with fancy newer shower heads. Shower water is preheated by the hot springs, so every shower taken was hot and relaxing! Bathrooms were clean every time-staff is attentive. The views are impeccable from this place, I'll include a photo or two below. Staff was always friendly and helpful, even very early in the morning and late at night. They have two cats roaming around that were extremely friendly. Definitely a highlight to see them wandering the grounds, if you are an animal lover. This is a clothing optional resort- but everyone minds their own space and business. Everyone was respectful. We seldom had anybody else near us, and clothed or not, people are most often submersed in the pools anyhow. They do also have a clothing-only pool inside with a separate entrance, and two private pool rooms inside that are first-come. There are so many pools to choose from, the parking lot can be full and you still feel like you are getting your own personal experience. Come in after public hours as a camper and you may just have a pool, or a large part of a pool to yourself. Far more relaxing and natural experience than a more popular Mt. Princeton. If you want a quiet more private and natural experience, visit Orvis.

Yes, it was very nice place. Soaking tubs were very clean looking. It looks so natural and was so…read morequiet. We definitely will be back someday.