The Broadmoor spa: treatments, prices and access

The spa’s own page puts the view at the centre of the visit: the Mountain View Lounge looks across the resort’s golf courses towards the Rocky Mountains. It is shared by all genders, with light refreshments and a terrace. The steam room, sauna, oxygen room and another lounge sit within the gender-specific areas. For a couple, that gives the afternoon a natural shape: meet in the view lounge around separate time in the changing-room facilities.

Choose the massage by the pressure and the tools you want. The Swedish treatment uses light pressure and long strokes. The Signature begins with an inhalation, adds aromatherapy across the body and scalp, and finishes with warm towels and a foot massage. Deep Tissue uses firmer, targeted pressure; Ashiatsu gives the therapist overhead bars for balance while working with bare feet. Those are materially different appointments even when the duration is the same.

The heated tools have their own appeal after a day outdoors. Bamboo massage uses warmed sticks in different sizes; the Poultice massage uses heated herbal bundles. The hotel offers both hot stones and individually chosen aromatherapy oil as upgrades to an 80-minute Swedish, Signature or Deep Tissue treatment, each at $30 on the list read on 16 October 2026. Choose the technique first, then decide whether an upgrade adds something you actually want.

A body treatment can put the emphasis on the skin. Ginger Lime Awakening uses ginger root, lime oil and sugar; Almond Orange Scrub & Massage combines a fruit-and-nut scrub, warm towels and a light massage. Coconut Cream Delight starts with exfoliating mitts and includes pressure-point work on the face, ears and scalp. The High Altitude Mud Wrap uses a dry brush, green-tea-infused mud and a vitamin C serum. The menu’s descriptions are useful for identifying ingredients to discuss if you have allergies.

The oxygen room is part of the spa’s Colorado character, alongside the Himalayan-salt sauna and eucalyptus steam. The amenities page describes oxygen wafting through the room and a fireplace lounge with a cabin-like atmosphere. Treat these as places to sit and unwind; the hotel’s language about altitude is its own description. Tell the spa about a health concern before choosing heat or a treatment, as its FAQ asks.

The Springs Resort in Pagosa Springs is a different Colorado spa trip, built around geothermal soaking. Read its current bathing and accommodation options before committing to an overnight stay for thermal water. The Broadmoor’s particular attraction here is the combination of a scheduled treatment, separate heat rooms and the mountain-facing lounge; its visitor restriction makes booking a room part of the decision.