Any Good Day Spas in Denver? (Evergreen, Lone Tree: salon, houses, organic)

[skinkara]

Hello, Does anyone know of any good Day Spas in or around Denver. I am looking for a good facial? Organic products would be a plus but not a must!

Thanks

[the3Ds]

Originally Posted by skinkara

Hello, Does anyone know of any good Day Spas in or around Denver. I am looking for a good facial? Organic products would be a plus but not a must!

Thanks

My friend bought me a gift card to the Woodhouse Day Spa. I had a wonderful time, but I'm not really a "spa goer" so I would probably have been happy with just a few hours to myself. The pampering was just a bonus! They have a website: denver.woodhousespas.com. From a glance at their menu, they have 9 different facials.

Also, I found a great website when we first moved to Denver called "The A-List". It's a survey conducted every year by Channel 7 News that allows Denverites to cast votes for their favorite restaurants/bars/shopping centers/spas/music stores etc etc. I found it very helpful and go to quite a few places we found from the list. Here's that website: A-List- A-List - Denver. Perhaps you can find a spa there.

[doxie24]

TallGrass in Evergreen....it's an Aveda salon & spa and absolutely worth the distance!

[Scott5280]

Best recent experience in a day spa for me was Nectar in the Pura Vida Club..Try Pura Vida Fitness & Spa - Health Club - Cherry Creek North - Denver to access Nectar spa site ..Denver used to actually have a Green Door Spa a few years back. Go to Welcome to Cherry Creek North some more options..

[sportsfangal]

I second The Woodhouse Spa. I get my facials there and they are great! I also had a back facial and a hot stone pedicure there.
they have 2 locations, on 17th near Uptown, and in Lone Tree.
Good Luck!

[skinkara]

Thanks to everyone so far! This helps alot.

[redheron]

Welcome! Havana Health Sauna

[Legs1357]

I was also going to recommend the Woodhouse but I see that people have already done that for me

[angv02]

Im a 25 yr old female and will be moving to Denver w/in the next few months. I don't know the area very well and would like advice on where to live and work. Since I have yet to know where I will be working, I would like to live somwhere that I could easily access different areas of Denver. I am socal and active and would like an area where people in my age range live..perferabily close to downtown. I am also a licensed Esthetician and need some suggestions about what the established, very busy, high-end spas are??? Thank you so much for any advice

[Legs1357]

The Wood House Day Spa has locations both downtown and in Lone Tree. I've only been to the one in Lone Tree but it's always been a good experience as a customer.