Mask policy is not enforced. People coughing in solarium. Staff makes no attempt to ask people to wear them and patrons rudely ignore the signs ALL over saying masks required. An attendant was accompanying a couple into the spa with their masks off, and a staff member in the treatment room hallway had her mask under her chin. read more

This was my first time at the Cliff Spa, and I will be a repeat customer for sure. I signed up for the East Meets West which includes a signature massage for 50 minutes and a 50 minute Thai-style reflexology treatment. I was concerned based on the wording on the site this would be a lame "rubbing" type massage. However, I told Hokyo that I wanted deep tissue, and boy, did she do a great deep tissue massage. I get massages often and this was hands-down, the BEST deep tissue I've ever received in my life. It's the first time I had to often has her to reduce pressure--she was super responsive and had a lot of advice on helping me reduce muscle tension without trying to sell me a whole bunch of junk in the store. I am going to make returning to the spa and requesting Hokyo a must have every time I return to Salt Lake CIty, UT. Amazing and worth the cost! read more

Loved every minute of my time here! Got my nails done with Abigail and she did an amazing job! She went above and beyond making it so relaxing and nice. I also loved the eucalyptus room, roof top pool, and the fitness center. Will definitely be coming back! read more

I attended a yoga class at the cliff spa and was 100% happy with my experience. The class was more of a guided meditation than yoga and the instructor took us on a cosmic journey through time and space. Then the hot tub/ steam room with hot tea experience was a nice cherry on top. Will be back for more at some point. The bar/lounge outside the spa is a nice way to end the evening with occasional live music. read more

Great service And beautiful location - unfortunately we were not able to make it due to weather but can't wait until we can. :)

Not a manicure place. I had high hopes due to the Snowbird ski resort reputation, but after leaving with dry skin all round my nail beds and several hangnails never cleaned up, I left pretty ticked off. Conversation was SUPER unprofessional and definitely not the caliber in which this type of resort seems to boast. One coat of color and a clear coat. That was it. $30 and I could have had this done by my 6 year old for free. The music (which I like when I hit the clubs of Vegas) was not conducive to a spa atmosphere either. BUMMED. read more

The Cliff Spa - Day Spas Near Me - Snowbird, Utah

Cliff Spa is one of the reasons why I choose Snowbird. I needed to find a location that offered amenities for skiers, boarders, and NON-skiers. For $25, you get an all-day pass with exclusive access to the rooftop pool, sauna, fitness classes, and fitness equipment. You also don't need to bring any toiletries as they are all provided including feminine pads. Talk about making planning easy. Just get in your car and go :) Yep, I left my parents at the spa where they ran into more non-skiers whose friends or children were enjoying snowbird while they enjoyed the spa. Win-win for everyone :) P.S. They also offer various massage and facial treatments. Note: for complimentary fitness classes, you must call in advance to sign-up. read more

My bf and I went to the spa for a quick massage and we both walked out thinking it was one of the best massages we have ever gotten (Ana and Jason thank you!). We got the cliff massage and they knew exactly what our bodies needed after skiing hard for a few days. Negative was that the wind was seriously blowing on the roof and it was like a snow tornado to get out to the pool/hot tub which is located far from the door so it was freezing and wasn't that great/hot. I don't believe they had an indoor hot tub/pool option. I don't suggest it during any type of storm. We didn't use the gym but it looked nice. Sauna was nice. Also no champagne! Overall we'd go back for another massage. read more

Definitely not worth $30 a person to use the pool. They are charging Ritz Carlton , St Regis , or 4 Seasons level prices for Holladay Inn quality. Every water dispenser didn't work, the water was turned off in the locker room, and there is zero kind of drink or food service. If I'm paying $30 to swim I should be able to order a cocktail or at the least get a glass of water. Also it's weirdly quiet like not even some spa music in the background. The normal pool at the lodge is honestly better. read more

I was at snowbird for a wedding last weekend and booked a shampoo/blowout with Emily. She is magical and made my hair look exactly like the pinterest photos I showed her (ooooo so basic). I sometimes ask stylists for "loose waves" and end up with stupid prom-looking ringlets, but Emily rocks and made my hair look fluffy and nice. I was even mistaken for a Unicorn several times during the evening of the wedding. I cannot tell you how she did it or which tools she used, because A) my chair was turned away from the mirror and B) I am 7 and was playing candy crush saga during the entire appointment. I therefore assume she is a witch and used magic. Also, I didn't wash my hair for 3 days and it continued to look awesome. Price: $50. Pretty much as expected for a resort. The actual facilities at the Cliff Spa are awesome, and the pool is amazing and worth going to regardless of your use of the spa. We even saw a mama moose and her babies looking down from the glass! read more

This was the worst spa experience, my friend and I had booked a massage and facial in the morning. We had never been here before and didn't know our way around and the receptionist didn't give us a tour of the facility or told us where to go. The massage was not good, the therapist ask what area she should focus on and I said shoulders and lower but she barely spent any time in those areas, why ask then. I felt worst when She finish then when I walked in. The facial was alright and basically gave me a facial massage. When I told the receptionist about it, she seemed to brush it off and just asked If I wanted to tip. The staff don't seem to really care about your experience. I spent $350 for two services which was a complete waste of money and definitely not worth it. The only thing that was ok was the pool and hot tube but probably due to the nice view of the mountains. I would not recommend coming here ever. read more

I have visited this spa twice. The first time I just got a manicure and pedicure and it was just OK but expensive. The second time I got a facial and a body scrub. The body scrub could have been done all by myself because not too much work was done. The facial was good; I loved being tightly wrapped up, getting my feet worked on and heat wrapped while my face mask was on. They don't use steam or do extractions but the products felt good. The waiting room has no ambience, the robes are not of high quality and even the refreshments are being ugly displayed however the view is spectacular. There were two male cleaners in the women's dressing room/shower area, something that should not be allowed. I wanted to give two stars but the facial and view bumped it up. read more

My business partner and I came up to hang at Cliff Spa for the day. We worked out in the fitness area, used the outdoor hot tub and heated pool. Then we went to the solarium to read and drink tea. After several hours of relaxing, we showered and went on our merry way. Valet was complimentary for spa guests. The locker rooms got trashed with tons of towels, robes and slippers spilling out of the hamper. They need more staff to come through and check more often. read more

I was at the Cliff Spa on 2/14/14 and had a great experience. I had a body scrub, massage, manicure and pedicure while my husband was skiing. The massage/body scrub was amazing and relaxing. The manicure and pedicure were good but i don't think of them as relaxing so much as a necessity because I can't do my own nails! The staff were all great and friendly and when there was some confusion on my package I booked management was very quick to handle it in an acceptable manner. I will definitely go back next time we are in Utah! read more

Second time back at Cliff Spa and this time opted for a couples massage for some much needed rest after a few days on the slopes. We didn't get to check out the new rooftop pool since the recent renovation, so can't comment on that. The locker rooms were well stocked with some toiletries from the Salt Lake and the solarium is a great place to unwind before treatment with a beautiful view of the snow. We even spotted a few snowmobiles grooming after hours! The massage was terrific and all in all great, but one less star for poor service from the locker room staff. Will be back again. read more

We visited the spa during Oktoberfest and we had a WONDERFUL experience!! We had a couples massage and were so relaxed and happy with our service but we did forget out Therapists names!! They were great, professional and very good at what they do!! We are planning to go back every year after a long day of Oktoberfest!! read more

Yikes. While I've been fortunate enough to enjoy a few spa days elsewhere in the past, this isn't play money for me and I left feeling very disappointed. The facilities are clean, but feel tired. Ordering a simple lunch took way too much effort (and money... $20+ for cheese & mystery meat in a take out container?!). The pool area seriously needs a clean and an update. The view is amazing, but the view is amazing on the side of the road too. And I'm really upset at the quality of the $70 (!) pedicure. My technician was very nice, however my nails had ragged edges, paint on my skin, and started chipping within 2 hours. The next day I ended up recutting and painting my nails myself. I could have done that and saved the money. The only real positive was the massage. She really knew what she was doing (I don't always find that to be the case at big resorts) and did a very good job. I would recommend this spa for a massage & steam, but nothing else, unfortunately. read more