sauna and cold plunge · Glenwood Springs, United States
Glenwood Hot Springs Resort
Bathhouse bathing is the programme: heat, cold, rest and company in one place, and people come to stay
Colorado's best-known hot mineral pool, opened in 1888 and described as the largest in the world: a tank of more than a hundred metres fed by the Yampah spring, with a hotel on its edge.
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Venue information
- Address
- 415 E 6th St, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601
- City
- Glenwood Springs, United States
- Status
- Open
- Access
- Drop-in, Day pass, Hotel guests
Features
- Type
- BathhouseHotel spa
- Heat
- Onsen / hot springs
- Cold
- Cold plunge
- Setting
- Thermal springMountain
- Access
- Drop-inDay passHotel guests
- Social model
- MixedSwimwear required
- Amenities
- PoolRestaurant / barTreatments and massageAccommodationGymParking
How it works
Hot mineral water pool fed by the Yampah spring, with a hotel on the same grounds whose room rate includes access.
Single day pass, or access included with a stay.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Glenwood Hot Springs Resort?
Glenwood Hot Springs Resort is at 415 E 6th St, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, in Glenwood Springs, United States.
What does Glenwood Hot Springs Resort have?
The published features include onsen / hot springs, cold plunge, pool, restaurant / bar, treatments and massage, accommodation and gym.
How does access to Glenwood Hot Springs Resort work?
The published access models include drop-in, day pass and hotel guests. Check the current schedule and conditions on the official site before visiting.
Is Glenwood Hot Springs Resort open?
The status recorded by Bathhouse is: Open. The research was updated on 2026-09-01; confirm recent changes with the operator directly.
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About this research
Desk research updated on 2026-09-01; anything the operator has not published stays open. Bathhouse separates what the operator publishes from what was measured on a visit, and leaves unverified fields empty.