The Oxford Club, Spa & Salon

Fantastic experience: JJ did my manicure and pedicure, she has a great personality and my nails look amazing!

Fantastic experience: I had an 80-minute Swedish massage with David and it was absolutely delightful, I was so relaxed. The relax room before the massage was nice as well, with tea, music, and a water feature, and they offered sparkling wine. Front desk receptionist was very sweet, prompt, and accommodating. All in all, it was a really wonderful experience and I plan to go back! Thank you!

Fantastic experience: My massage with Michael today was amazing. Probably one of the best I’ve ever had! He knew exactly where to focus on with the right amount of pressure. After being in a car road tripping for 3 weeks it was exactly what I needed. Thanks again

Fantastic experience: The Oxford Hotel Club, Spa, and Salon is the best place to have a relaxing stay in Denver. They offer a full suite of spa packages including massages, manicures, pedicures, facials, microdermabrasion, and more! And you can't beat the plush robes or steam room. And right after your treatment, you can go around the corner to Union Station or The Wild to grab a cocktail! A must do in downtown Denver for those looking to "treat themselves."

Positive experience: First, I have never been SO SORE after a massage! My massage therapist took 30 seconds before our session to sit down and "listen" to my needs/expectations. That was completely pointless. It was very clear she gave me the same general (unpleasant) massage she gives everyone else, despite my speaking up during the session and telling her before-hand that I don't like deep tissue, that I prefer a relaxing massage. But apparently she was in "her zone" and I was apparently in a car crash. I also asked to please go slightly deeper on my mid/lower-back and this area was barely touched. She spent about 35 min on my neck and shoulders (why so long??) and I was wincing and tensing up as she dug her elbows into my most tender areas. Since she was clearly oblivious to my visible and physical discomfort, I asked her to go a little lighter. She did--for about a solid minute, then right back to deep tissue. I am SO sore today (a full 24 hours after) that I can barely move. I need a massage due to my "massage." Second, it would have been nice if the hostess communicated to the massage therapist that she had JUST poured me a glass of wine (I went upstairs a full 18 minutes earlier than my appointment just to enjoy this, as I had timed my day out perfectly). She walked out 10 seconds after I sat down in the waiting room drink-in-hand to see if I was ready to go back. Then you feel rushed to guzzle down your full glass on a day when you specifically don't wish to be rushed. A little communication (and observation) goes a long way and if your massage is booked for noon, don't come see if I'm ready at 11:42 with a full glass in my hand, because, I'm not. Lastly, the first person at reception told me they had to charge me for a day pass to use the gym, despite having multiple spa treatments booked (really??). I reluctantly agreed since I showed up 2 hours early JUST so I could use the gym. Then, at checkout, turns out a manager just happened to be standing there and says I shouldn't have been charged for that (a "training moment" she called it). Good thing I spoke up about my chagrin. To top it off, the steam room was out of order. Boo.