Hot Sulphur Springs Resort & Spa

It was beautiful we went during a good weekend for snowfall. We also did the massages and had Tom. He was WONDERFUL his hands fine tuned the muscles the way they needed and was an amazing conversationalist. The most professional person I have ever met and am looking forward to visiting again soon. The entire staff was friendly and helpful and the other guests were a delight as well.

This was my first experience at hot springs, and it was absolutely wonderful. I loved how clean and well-maintained everything was. The variety of pools made the visit even more enjoyable, and the views were simply breathtaking. A truly relaxing and memorable experience — I would gladly come back!

We make an annual trip in the winter and stay over night. The mineral dense water is unlike any other hot springs in Colorado. I definitely feel a difference when I leave these springs. Hot tip: they are not called sulphur springs for no reason. I recommend bringing a plastic bag to put your swimsuit, towel, and robe in and ensure to wash them separately from your other laundry items when you get home.

Love Hot Sulphur Springs for what ails your body. You can’t beat the natural landscape and steaming unchlorinated pools. The rooms are simple but clean. The beds and pillows are hard making the springs even more necessary. The staff was helpful. Free simple breakfast was nice, too.

We visited the Hot Springs for a day. Twas quite hot, much warmer than a hot tub in some places. But there were also a lot of cooler temps. Loved the different pool options + sizes, as well as the waterfalls. Would not stay at the resort as a guest, but one day in the Springs was great!

The natural mineral hot springs were exactly what we needed—peaceful, relaxing, and rejuvenating. The pools are naturally heated and vary in temperature, so you can pick your perfect soak spot. The resort has a charming, laid-back vibe—nothing overly fancy, but that’s part of what makes it so wonderful. It’s cozy, quiet, and surrounded by Colorado beauty. Our room was simple but adorable and just steps away from the steamy springs. We didn’t take many photos because we were too busy relaxing—and that says it all. If you’re looking for a peaceful, no-frills, soak-the-road-dust-off kind of stop, this is it. We left feeling like melted butter. Would absolutely come back again!

Didn't get a room, just visited the hot springs on a Sunday. Got a private bath for an hour which was cool. The pool can fit 3-4 comfortably. Also visited the other pools outside. The outdoor pools you share with others, but there was enough space to spread out.

We enjoyed day passes for the hot springs only during our trip to Granby. It was not packed on a Sunday afternoon and we tried several pools of varying sizes, minerals, and temperatures. It was fun, interesting, and relaxing but we only lasted a couple hours before my anxiety got the best of me with the cleanliness factor and the sulphur smell. Place is as pictured and other reviews are correct that it is not an updated facility. Still, I'm glad we tried it and it was an affordable option compared to prices for other area day activities (skiing, horseback riding, RMNP, etc.). If you're chiller than me, you could probably spend the whole day there. There are picnic tables outside and the railroad track runs right through the front of the building.