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Allegria Spa
Categories: Beauty and Spas Massage Active Life Fitness & Instruction Gyms Beauty and Spas Day Spas Beauty and Spas Nail Salons Massage, Gyms, Day Spas, Nail Salons [Edit]
136 E Thomas PlAvon, CO 81620
(970) 748-7500
- Price Range:
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$$$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- No
- By Appointment Only:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
Carla C. said: "I had a massage with Erica, and it was incredible! By far the best massage I have gotten in Summit County, or anywhere for that matter. The location is great - ample parking, short walking distance to restaurants and main street, and…" read more »
6 reviews for Allegria Spa
6 reviews in English
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Review from Alison A.
Seattle, WA
4/25/2012
I was recently at Allegria Spa for a morning of manicures, pedicures and updos on my wedding day with my bridesmaids, my mom and my now mother in-law. All of us had an excellent experience. I was extremely pleased with the spa in itself - it's gorgeous! The locker rooms and shower areas were really nice as well and had great products available to use. The spa/salon is broken up into different sections/rooms, which is nice to have an area to yourself. he nail staff was great too - one got our schedule really messed up, though, and ultimately ended up making us a little late due to an improper Shellac application after complaining about not liking Shellac, which is the only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. Otherwise, the nail experiences were all positive. I had an updo and makeup application with Katie and she did an absolutely fabulous job. I had a trial updo elsewhere and was very disappointed, but Katie was thoughtful and conscientious about keeping me involved throughout the whole design of my hair; she listened to what I wanted and made sure that is what I got. Overall, I was very satisfied with the experience at Allegria. It was a perfect way to start my wedding day!
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Review from Kimberly K.
Austin, TX
1/22/2011
Best $100 pedicure I have ever received.
Only $100 pedicure I have ever received. (fantastic gift)
Had I ended my review there, it would have been 3 stars max. However, the prices are made more palatable by the opportunity to spend 2 hours in Roman bath type experience before the pedicure with a friend.
The celebrated poetry of water as cleanser, water as healer, and water as ritual with a variety of temperatures and textures is worth exploring.
We were the only ones there. Go in the morning and leave before the kiddos and teens get off the slopes.
We enjoyed 5 luxurious water experiences. The only thing missing were the grapes and gratuitous sex. Grapes would be a nice touch.
Thermae Pool: Hot waterfalls (102 degrees) massage your back and the jetting massages increases metabolism.
Caldarium Mineral Pools: Heat (104 degrees), jets, and mineral salts relieve sore muscles.
Cascata Shower: Cool or warm rainshower invigorates the transition from the heated pools to the steam room.
Caldarium Steam Room: The heat (118 degrees), spruce scented steam, and light therapy refresh and wake up the pores.
Tepidarium Room: this serene lavender-infused space is great for relaxing on a heated recliner made of stone tiles.
Star docked for excessive price gouging.
At $100 for a $30 pedicure one needs to spend at least a couple hours relaxing and enjoying the other "gratis" services unless you love giving your money away and in that case, call me. I will need another pedicure soon.Listed in: BEAVER
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Review from Matthew W.
Aurora, IL
3/14/2010
The ladies who check you in are not that helpful, and I was very disappointed in the "spa". Locker rooms are a bit small, and there is not much attention to detail. The "spa" itself is SMALL. There is one small pool in a common area, and then you head into the men's/women's private areas for the baths. There was a main pool, rain show, steam room, and a recovery room. Downside is that each is designed to only handle 4 individuals at a time, and I had 3 young teenage boys running around laughing.....not that it was too horrible since I was one once....but I never went into a spa until well after college....I even went out to the desk and said something to the ladies but they obviously didn't care. I just yapped at them when they bothered me and that was the end of it.......but I didn't feel very relaxed when I went up to meet the masseuse.
I met Hot Mamma in the "couples room" and it was weird because a man and then a woman showed up in the room (our initial unfriendly lady said it would be just for us), and it seemed like because there was so little help from the staff that no one really knew where to go or what to do......
We had decided to have a couple massage for the first time, and I don't think I would do it again. I just like to be alone and get worked over and not have to talk!
The guys who did the massages were EXCELLENT - I had the Deep tissue by Eli Goetter and it was probably the BEST MESSAGE I ever had. Mamma had Justin Mujwid and she loved hers. The guys were professional, had exceptional technique, and were respectful to the two of us.
Afterward they brought us each a glass of champagne. It was great to get a treatment after 3 days of skiing, but I would look for a different spot next time.
The message itself was a "10", the spa was below average "4", and the staff was a horrible ".005"
Deep Tissue Message 160.00
Swedish 160.00
Resort Assessment 15.50**** What is this GARBAGE????
Gratuity 55.80
Total - $382.92 -
Review from Emily D.
San Francisco, CA
2/28/2007
When I was writing my review of the Bay Club, I got to thinking what exactly is my favorite gym of all time (for what it's worth, Chelsea Piers probably. but only if you could import the Bay Club's classes and staff). Surprisingly, this one ranks up there. Why is it surprising? because in essence, it's a hotel gym. But, definitely one of the loveliest of hotel gyms.
It's not huge but they have always been on the absolute forefront of new equipment and even at the 4:00- 5:00 rush (rush hour is a little different in ski country...), I haven't had to wait for a cardio machine. The staff is super attentive (can I get you new headphones, refill your water, fetch another towel), sporty and kind. As for classes, they take advantage of their location and offer snow-shoeing trips & summertime hikes.
Ah, but what I absolutely love here are the showers. Great water pressure, lovely peach scented products, a fully stocked locker room, plush towels, nice hair dryers.Listed in: The Sportin' Life
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Review from Damon S.
Sausalito, CA
3/23/2009
Recently expanded spa at the Hyatt BC. Beautifully and well laid out spa. I have been here over many years and the recent expansion is definitely a great move for Allegria. It is expensive but worth it. Check in early and enjoy the gym, pool, hot tubs and saunas (the new steam room on the second floor of the spa is unreal) that are all included in your treatment price or you are making a huge mistake. Therapist are very good, rarely have I had a bad treatment. Treat yourself (or a friend) here after a day on the slopes, you can thank me later.
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Review from Chrissy C.
Avon, CO
12/5/2008
I am writing about the Spa Services at Allegria Spa. Specifically, I'd like to write about the Hot Stone Massage I had recently...what a delight. Hot rocks don't sound relaxing, but the therapist explained what would transpire, and I got under the comfy blankets and got ready for the treatment. I could choose my 'flavor' of oil, and I chose arnica since I was slightly sore from skiing, and settled in. I hung my robe on the heated towel rack...nice touch. The therapist draped me like an expert, never letting me feel 'exposed.' Hot oil and hot stones warmed me through and through, and even though I thought I would miss the touch part of the massage, I found hot stones did a great job and getting deep. My cold feet were thoroughly warmed, and my body was relaxed and felt great. Expensive but worth it!
