Soothe Spa

My husband and I had a wonderful couples massage with Eric and Skyler. They were both very professional and worked out the kinks from a day of snowboarding!

My masseuse was good but the locker room was disgusting. Not only were things thrown everywhere, the floor felt sticky and dirty. It was the same locker room for the gym, so it didn’t feel like a spa retreat. There was no private place to change without having to staddle a toilet and the Grotto was way too small to be relaxing. We went in to view it, but it was a bunch of other couples that wanted to talk in a hot tub, so we decided against using it. For the way the hotel appears and the price of the appointment, I expected a lot more. I get massages often, all over the world, so I have a lot to compare my visit it to. I was disappointed and would not return.

I have been to the Soothe Spa a few times and have received excellent service each time. I am now 5.5 months pregnant and have been having shoulder and neck pain that keeps me up all night. We are staying at Grand Lodge for 5 nights so I scheduled an 80 minute prenatal massage with Autumn. She was phenomenal. I appreciated her flexibility in positioning me so that I didn’t have to lay on my side and it was obvious that she was very comfortable with prenatal massage. I’m now dreaming about the next opportunity I can have to indulge again. It is very expensive ($ 165 for 80 minutes), however this was to be expected at a resort, in a resort town.

Part of the extrinsic relaxation process is the company of others. The staff was friendly and the other guests were quite and respectful. The facials were good, nothing out of this world but the scalp, neck, and arm massages that accompanied was a nice surprise. The sauna and steam room were quaint, which is nice if there are not a lot of guests also trying to enjoy them. Après ski/​board is perfect.

I had a facial and stephany was wonderful. It was peaceful and relaxing. My skin felt lovely afterwards. The MOST disappointing part of the experience was the grotto. I had been looking forward to sitting there after my service and relaxing. Something a mother of a three year old does not often get. It was ruined by a group of women who did not respect the environment. We only spent a few minutes in there before leaving due to the advertised environment being not what it seemed. I think the most inappropriate part was when we informed the front desk Kate (associate) stated something along the lines of «well they are a group of women who are here together» to which my reply was that is what the outdoor hot tubs are for– groups of people who want to be loud and chat.
Incredibly disappointing and preferential treatment. So… I guess since there is preferential treatment and they do one offs i suggest when you go bring a bottle of wine (which is supposedly not allowed) and enjoy yourself.
Very disappointed guest.

Fantastic love the sptaa little slice of heaven. We had massages and facials used the grotto very lucurious will definitely be back

Fantastic experience! Came here with a friend during a week-​long family vacation in Breckenridge (it was the «Moms’ Escape» day). Had a great workout, fantastic massage, and we LOVED the grotto area. We also had a very tasty lunch at the restaurant on-​site at the resort. I would definitely return to this place!

I had the vichey shower scrub last time I was at Soothe. Just wanted to try something different. It was great and I highly recommend it. My skin was so smooth and clean feeling as never before. The only reason I don’t give it 5 stars is because I find Soothe’s process a bit much, but I was on vacation, so what the heck!

I have been coming to this spa annually for the past 5 years. Always relaxing comfortable & friendly staff. My daughter and I both had 30 minute facials. No pressure to purchase products after the session. Nice to just relax for 30 minutes.

Great deep tissue massage by Stu. Loved the salt body scrub followed by vichey shower. Small, personal service.

Very courteous staff! Masseuse was awesome! I highly recommend reserving a time to visit. Very relaxing and just what I needed

I would not recommend. The massage itself was average, and the facility not up to par. Pretty horrible. Changing room was dirty, and you changed right in front of the door with many people walking in to use the restroom while you are undressed. (Employees, spa guests, and guests using the gym… so every 3 minutes). It was very embarrassing. Only one shower in service with a line, Not entirely clean. For the cost of the massage, you expectation is for a better facility. I will not be returning.

I visited the spa twice during our week long vacation on Peak 7. The locker room and «quiet room» offer minimal comforts. I was not impressed at all. My massage was Wonderful! I left feeling relaxed and healthy. The next day I returned for a facial … It was rushed, harsh and preformed by an angry woman who acted like she couldn’t wait to get out of there. All in all, it was just OK.

While visiting Breckenridge on business, my coworkers hit the slopes. I, being a non-​skier, opted for a more leisurely option and sought it out via a massage at Soothe.
Overall, my experience was quite nice. I arrived over an hour early so I could enjoy some decompression time in The Grotto before my massage. Bring your swimsuit, for the Grotto is coed and features a large hot tub, sauna, steam room, and chairs for relaxing. It’s a bit of an echo chamber, which is fine, until two guests decide to sit in the hot tub, beneath the waterfalls, and try to carry on a conversation. Of course, to be heard, they had to shout at each other which pretty much brought my decompression time to a stop. I’m sure they just missed the «Please be quiet» signs posted all over the place… Not Soothe’s fault.
I ventured from the Grotto to the relaxing room to await my masseuse. The relaxing room is quiet and comfortable, offering water and a variety of hot teas. Katy, my masseuse, arrived right on time and provided a magnificent Swedish massage. The treatment room itself was nicely appointed, comfortable, and even featured a heated rack on which to hang my towel. Afterward, she waited for me outside the door with a glass of cool water and a hot towel. I took those back into the relaxing room — there was one chair open. The rest were occupied by a group of ladies, in their robes, chatting up a storm. I was more than uncomfortable, so I slammed my water and thus ended my R&R at Soothe.
Admittedly, I am new to the spa experience. And, thanks to Soothe, I’m hooked. I highly recommend the experience.

Details.
. Bachelorette spa day for 5 girls.
. 2 massages, 3 facials, 3 mani/​pedis.
prOs.
. I was responsible for coordinating for our group & Megan was amazing to work with. She was very responsive & helpful with all of our questions.
. They have great weekly/​monthly specials that keep your wallet happy!
. The grotto!
. Personally, I can only speak for the deep tissue massage that I got, & boy was it heavenly! I knew I was tense going in, but I didn’t realize how bad it was until I after the massage. I felt so renewed!
. They were super accommodating (when we ordered lunch from the restaurant above, they even provided plates for us to use).
cOns.
. The mani/​pedi that some of the girls got were not the best quality.

My husband and I enjoyed a long weekend in Breckenridge, and topped it off with a couples massage at Soothe Day Spa.
I booked our appointment about six weeks in advance, and was pleased to find that we would be billed at the current, discounted «Spring Specials» rates. At other spas I’ve had a hard time getting this to happen, so I was happy to see that Soothe was so agreeable to this. Their suggested 20% gratuity was based on the non-​discounted rate, but I didn’t mind.
The locker room was small (2 bathrooms, 2 showers, lockers and a two-​sink vanity); however, there were never more than 2 other people in there at any one time. A fun little extra in the locker room was a little machine that spins your swimsuit and extracts extra water from it.
My husband and I arrived 45 minutes early to enjoy the Grotto before enjoying our massages. Its oversized hot tub has plenty of seating, and a little waterfall spilling in to it enhances the ambiance. There are lounge chairs around it, and while there aren’t many, we didn’t have a hard time finding chairs. The lighting was a little dim for reading magazines, but manageable. We didn’t use the sauna or steam room, but they’re accessible from the Grotto.
We sat in the ‘quiet room’ while waiting for our massages. It had magazines, a water cooler, and tea.
Our massage therapists were attentive, professional, and provided excellent massages.
For being at such a fancy resort, I so appreciated that the staff at Soothe were not at all pretentious or snooty. I felt really comfortable at Soothe and enjoyed my time.
If you’re thinking about visiting Soothe, definitely check out their web site and facebook page for special prices. The special prices we enjoyed are incredibly competitive.
Thank you so much for a wonderful visit!

I love a good pampering!
A girl friend and i decided to make a long day of a day on the slopes by adding some pampering to wait out the traffic.
We decided to go with an on-​slope option and chose this spa.
We arrived and the staff was very welcoming, but after we chose our aromatherapy flavor we were given our robes and shoes and told how to wind around the gym, find the locker room, where to read to figure out the lockers, how to exit the locker room and find the «quiet» room to visit prior to our appointments.
Sadly we forgot to bring bathing suits to we were unable to partake of the grotto — i’m used to spa’s having single sex areas, so needing a suit is not common for me. Also we were not informed of what was in the grotto, how it worked or how to find it.
The other weird thing is the location of the lockers, it is right at the entry to the locker room. Luckily the external entrance makes is not easy for someone to look in the locker room and see you changing that isn’t of the same sex, but still weird.
We changed, snuggled up in our robes and headed to the calm room. My friend was getting a facial and i was going for a massage.
There is a lovely water feature, but the chairs were not super comfy for relaxing.
After i got a lovely cup of tea, i was retrieved for my massage. Sadly the room they had me in shared a room with the garage — i could hear cars honking, people talking, children screaching… sigh. so not relaxing.
Bonus points for having a towel warmer to place your robe — that was excellent after the massage!
The massage itself was pretty good, i asked for firm and i got FIRM! so relaxing it was not, but i was pretty excited to see how i felt the next day with some of my knots being gone!
The final kick in the pants was the cost. $ 120 for a massage, plus the recommended 20% tip. Woah! Can’t say i got my $ 120 worth, i never even got into the grotto.
If I was staying at peak 7 and had unlimmited cash, i might come back… but otherwise, probably not.