This is more of a health club than it is a spa. The entire place is undergoing a renovation from what appears to be its late 1980's incarnation. As for the spa, the massage therapist was fine, but there is very little staff and the facilities detract from the experience. During my massage, I could hear someone banging a file cabinet or boxes around and talking. It was loud enough that the massage therapist had to leave the room during the middle of my massage to find out what was happening. She was deeply apologetic, but there appeared to be no one for her to seek help from. So the noises continued throughout the massage. Weirdly, the place was practically empty so I have no idea why it was so loud except that the walls are incredibly thin. If you want a basic sports massage with no frills and are willing to pay $190/80 minutes (not the usual 90 minute increments) than this is the place for you. If you are seeking a luxurious or relaxing experience, then I would go elsewhere. The pricepoint for the massage is rather breathtaking considering the level of service. Oddly, my hotel compared this to the Remede Spa at the St. Regis, and it did not even come close. The St. Regis is a bit over the top, but it can rightfully call itself luxurious. The Aspen Club has no spa attendant, no one to help you find your way around, ratty robes (mine had a hole in it), dubious decor (think an 80's/Pinecone Lodge aesthetic), and tiles falling out of the ceiling in the ladies' locker room. Basically, I felt like I got a massage at 24 hour Fitness. Not a good value and not a fun experience.

I had the Bee Sting facial and I was very impressed. I actually did see a difference. But as with most treatments the results are temporary. They do sell the products there. Morgan was great the whole experience was relaxing. I think she said The Aspen Club and Spa is one of 2 spas in CO that do this facial and actually not that many in the US.