Overlook Hot Springs

Ayelet O — 5/5 (via Google) Dec 2, 2025

​The photos on Google weren't very appealing, which initially made me consider going to the Bathhouse - Hot Springs (at an exorbitant $80 per person!) However, the excellent comments I read here convinced me to choose this location, and I am so glad we did. The gentleman at the reception desk offered truly exceptional service! ​My massage with Stacy was the absolute best! I highly recommend her! Seriously, don't think twice! You truly can't beat this experience for only $30 per person, thanks to their wonderful staff.

Melissa G — 5/5 (via Google) Aug 1, 2025

The best in town! I got the BEST message from Julie here, deep pressure and full 60min. The message comes with all day access to the tubs, a towel, robe, lock for your stuff, bottle of water, and an alcoholic drink. This is way better than The Springs Resort prices. They have many outdoor tubs (single and group tubs), and indoor tubs for when it rains/snows. The temperatures are all a little different, which is fun to go through. There is a sauna, cold plunge, and seating everywhere if you get kinda hot. The changing area is fine, there are showers with soap and baby changing tables for little ones. They have a cute shop up front if you need a swimsuit or more drinks. I will 💯be coming back. People are super nice too!

Diana Lozano — 5/5 (via Google) Dec 29, 2025

We had a relaxing time at this hot spring spa. Very reasonably priced with several hot spring fed pools. Many temperatures with options indoors and outside. The staff was super friendly and helpful. People and children of all Ages were enjoying themselves. They had nice showers and changing areas with cubby to leave your belongings. You can bring your own towel/robe or rent on for a low price.we highly recommend and will be back.

Jrock — 5/5 (via Google) Jan 5, 2026

Best hot springs in Pagosa. It does not boast of all the pomp and circumstance of nearby venues but instead lets its quaint charm and natural charisma speak. In another life one could imagine the building being a saloon as it feels like nostalgic old west. The name sake pools are on the roof and do in fact overlook the town and the river below. The backyard however, is my serene paradise with six huge bathtubs sat in the sun, allowing tranquility and bliss. We go early in the day to avoid crowds and rapscallions that may emerge later. They have local brews from Riff Raff, Ska and others for sale for only $3. In Pagosa it is hard to get someone to spell beer for that cheap. The staff is professional and courteous.

Linne Clarke — 5/5 (via Google) Oct 8, 2025

If you are like me and my guy traveling through Pagosa Springs, you must wonder what hot springs to try. Well, wonder no more because I’ve got you covered. There are essentially four choices in downtown Pagosa: Resort Springs, Healing Springs, Nathan’s Hippie Dip Springs, and Overlook Springs. To be perfectly honest, I haven’t been to the Resort Springs nor Nathan’s free springs on the river, though they are as different as night and day with the resort charging $69, and Nathan‘s being a free option. If I were a local and better prepared with shoe options, I would probably select Nathan’s small public pools, and if I were staying at the Resort, why of course I would go to the pools on site, but I think I would still prefer Overlook, and here’s why! There are eight pools of varying sizes and temperatures including a cool down pool (not mineral). I like that I know the temperatures of the pools and can move around accordingly. There are three areas including rooftop pools, courtyard pools, and indoor pools. There are SIX individual tubs that are perfect for relaxing. Overlook provides FREE lockers, complimentary soap and shampoo, and offers beverages at a nominal price. The pools are clean and well maintained and, for the two days we attended, not crowded at all. The price for a senior is $24 - almost ⅓ of the price that Resort charges!! The best measure of a good business is whether one would return again- which we did the very next day! **To address some odd negative reviews, I offer the following thoughts: Hot springs have a distinctive sulfuric odor. If you can’t handle that, maybe natural springs aren’t for you. Just like any outdoor pool, the rooftop pools sometimes have leaves and plant debris from the wind. The staff can’t really clean the pools while people are in them, but they are cleaned often.