I soaked in the world’s deepest hot spring, and I slept like a baby for three nights straight - Time Out Worldwide
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NewsI went to Colorado’s Springs Resort to relax. I left with something more valuable. SharePhotograph: Tamara Gane | Pools at the Springs ResortI am very good at falling asleep. Staying asleep is another matter.
Most nights, I wake up at least once, usually several times, and struggle to fall back asleep. As a result, I’m so groggy in the morning I need coffee to think. So when I woke up at the Springs Resort in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, about an hour from Durango, Colorado and 2.5 hours from Santa Fe, New Mexico, I was surprised to realize I’d slept through the night.
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