Healing Waters Resort & Spa

    Pagosa Springs

    Family-owned since 1950, Healing Waters is an ideal destination for vacationing families. The resort offers swimming, lodging and spa services. The large outdoor hot springs pool is filled with 100 percent pure mineral water, without any chemicals added. It’s the perfect spot to splash with the kids, swim a few laps or lounge poolside. Additionally, there is an outdoor hot tub and a European-style indoor soaking pool with separate areas for men and women.

    Hot springs soaking is included with overnight stays. Lodging choices include guest rooms, suites and cabins. The resort is also conveniently located close to town and within walking distance of shopping, dining and entertainment options.

    Guests can also further relax with spa services such as couples, deep tissue, hot stone, therapeutic and prenatal massages, as well as specialties such as Cranio-sacral, Reiki, cupping and more.

    Healing Waters Resort & Spa
    317 Hot Springs Blvd
    Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
    970-264-5910
    pshotsprings.com

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    Fun Fact
    In terms of modern history, the original name of the spa at Healing Waters was “Navapachute,” which represents the three Native American tribes—Navajo, Apache and Ute—that used the water.
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    Fun Fact
    People often look to the mineral pools at Healing Waters in search of stress relief, general relaxation and quiet opportunities for conversation.

    A Quick History of Healing Waters Resort & Spa

    A Local Hot Spot

    This site was once called the “Navpachute,” after the Navajo, Apache and Ute tribes that frequented the hot springs. In 1938, original owner Cora Woods built the swimming pool along with a small motel which became known as The Spa Motel; and now, Healing Waters Resort and Spa.

    A Family Affair

    In 1950, the Giordano family of Walsenburg, Colorado bought the property and has owned it ever since. Family patriarch Mike Giordano drilled several wells in 1952 to tap the hot springs. In 1956, he added four motel rooms and a bathhouse with separate facilities for men and women.

    In 1984, Marsha Preuit, Giordano’s daughter, took over operations. She and her husband continued to improve the property. Following in the family tradition, Marsha’s daughter Angel now runs the resort.