Wellness Spa in Denver, CO

One of the best experiences to book for yourself. I did the salt room, massage and foot detox. I left feeling relaxed from the whole experience

The salt cave is pretty cool. Aside from that, the massage itself was just less than mediocre. The 'sauna' was the same kind you can buy for your personal home.The cost for it all is way more than the relaxation you will receive. The salt cave is their main claim to anything. Overall, I would say it is not worth what they charge

I was really excited to try something new! My niece from Boston bought the Wellness Package for me as a gift for my birthday. I arrived at the spa and was greeted pleasantly by the receptionist. I was given a health history to fill out and signed waivers. I had an ionic foot bath first. I don't know anything about this process. The young attendant was nice enough, but NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE! She simply sat me down put a little machine in the water, showed me how to use the chair massage and walked out. She returned 20 minutes later and said that my foot bath color was what she normally sees. She handed me a color chart and told me to read what it meant. The chart did not really tell me anything except the color and listed a few body organs. I next had the infrared sauna. I know nothing about this either. I wasn't educated about what I was to expect or the benefits of the changing lights. I was given a remote to change the color of the lights but several of the buttons didn't work. Again, the attendant was NOT KNOWLEDGEABLE. My last service was a massage. At this point I was really looking forward to it. I had to wait 20+ minutes as my therapist had gone to lunch and did not return on time. The owners were very apologetic and both were pacing up and down from the lobby to the back door and back again in front of me, making phone calls. The massage therapist returned. The owners apologized profusely and offered me a longer massage. The therapist did not review my health history with me as she appeared very flustered and was just trying to get on with the massage. I had to ask her to please stop the massage and trim her nails as they were poking into my skin. I was supposed to have a salt cave session, but I did not get an education on this either and so I decided to forego that service. The owner said she would credit my niece's credit card $30.My suggestion to the owner is to ask each client if they have ever been to the spa and to educate the client on each of the services. Also, I would recommend not pacing back in forth in front of the client and disrupt the peaceful experience and atmosphere of the spa. Lastly, I suggest if a therapist or attendant is late, request to reschedule the appointment. Neither I nor the therapist had a good experience this day.

The Salt Caves are an oasis of peace and rejuvenation. From the moment you walk in, it FEELS peaceful. That peace grows deeper the longer you're there. I am grateful that a friend encouraged me to experience the healing energy here.