O 2 Lounge

Definitely a bit pricey. You don’t really «feel» the effects of the oxygen while you are there, but my wife and I did notice we were having less heavy breathing moments the day after during skiing. I would probably visit an oxygen bar the day I arrive at a high elevation location, but since it was day 4, I can’t really say that the oxygen bar did anything drastic. It was fun to take pictures with the breathing devices up my nose. =)

Staff was super friendly. Couldn’t tell much benefit. Kind of pricey. The kids enjoyed it.

THEY DON’T HAVE WIFI… Which is extremely misleading given they bill themselves as an Internet café.

Great relaxing environment. I had to come here because I was getting altitude sickness. Great staff that were friendly and walked us through our first time.

Hello, I regularly breathe oxygen and came to this establishment for the first time. Upon entering i was warmly greeted by the knowledgeable O2tender. Let me cut to the chase… The o2 is amazing, but the WC leaves something to be desired if you are looking to not get thrown through the wall.

Nice place to start an evening after a long day riding. Staff is knowledgable, and very friendly. I wouldn’t go to expect much of the drinks but we felt great after a 30 minute session and slept really well after. Definitely helped ease shortness of breath. If you’re feeling like you need a pick-​me-​up this is the place to go.

If you are struggling with the altitude, come here! I only wish I would have our first day here. They have options of time to enjoy the oxygen and offer espresso drinks, soda, and smoothies while you’re breathing in that great, much missed oxygen.

I had altitude sickness and 2 meds were helping me soso. We decided to try it out and used oxygen for 30min. The staff person was fairly nice. It is a cozy place. We just sat and relaxed while getting oxygen via nasal cannula. My spouse felt better but I didn’t. We bought an oxygen canister to use on the peaks while skiing that seemed to help.

Late post ¹²⁄₂₀₁₄: Best RX TX for the DX: AMS!!! Shelled out $ 20 for a 30″ therapy for this O2 deprived Cali girl. I chose the one with citrus scent. Do not order the patchouli unless you are a hippie haha!
Very relaxing environment. Totally worth it if you got Acute Mountain Sickness or AMS.

One never realizes how much they appreciate breathing freely until they are above 10,000 feet gasping for air like a fish out of water. Being from Florida, the altitude in Breckenridge gave me a ridiculous amount of trouble. All of that altitude sickness made it very hard to concentrate on skiing! Luckily, there is this little oxygen bar that offers a reprieve from the shockingly thin stuff up there they try to pass off as «air.»
There are several packages to choose from, starting at fifteen minutes. The oxygen treatments also include one of several scents. I tried the clarity and the energy. Both were refreshing and gave my lungs a much-​needed break.
I highly recommend trying an Italian soda. The passion fruit was my fave. The couches are comfy and the music is perfect for having a chill moment.
If you are suffering from altitude sickness or just need a little pick-​me-​up after an exhausting day on the mountain, walk over to this lounge and get your oxygen/​Italian soda fix. It saved me from that «oh-my-god-I’m-dying» feeling until I could get back to sea-​level where my lungs have apparently determined that I belong. *breathes deeply.*
Aaahhhh. :)

This place is a lifesaver. When I first got to Breckenridge I got severe altitude sickness and thought it was a mistake coming here for vacation. However I read about this oxygen bar and gave it a try. OMG. It helped so much. For the first time I felt like myself again — headache, dizziness and nauseous feeling was gone. I highly recommend this place if you are suffering from altitude sickness. I am so thankful I found this place.

Yumm I did the relaxation treatment for 30 mins… Legit. I feel amazeballs. Real chill. Highly recommended. The girls who work here are very sweet and nice. Ordered a green tea and am straight chillin.

If you’ve never had altitude sickness, you may not be able to relate, but 15 minutes of 90% O2 can make a world of difference to your oxygen deprived brain cells and synapses.
I never used to have a problem at altitude but in recent years that has changed. Breckenridge sits 9,600 feet above sea level and that’s 9’000 feet higher than we’re accustomed to.
I was feeling light-​headed, with tingling in my extremities when we moseyed into the O2 Lounge, but after 15 minutes of O2 therapy I felt a Lot better.
Don’t wait until you feel really sick to get some help.

This place was very cool and a much needed help to us tourist who are not use to the altitude, I suggest coming at the beginning of your visit to help your lunch and blood levels adjust. This will be my first stop the next time I come for a visit!

The altitude was getting to me AND I felt like I was getting a cold. 15 minutes later I felt great… and then I went back to the condo and wanted more.
Save your nose piece for a discount next time you visit. Husband got me the portable can of oxygen, but I didn’t notice a difference with that…

Great place to go for a recharge if you are feeling a bit sluggish at a high altitude. Great music. Really helpful staff. Play a game. Have some hot chocolate. You’ll feel better. Promise.

yeah… this place helped a bit with oxygen deprivation… very sweet stoner type girls working there… no doubt quite familiar with the dispensary nearby. Latte I had was un remakable. but properly made. Perhaps psychosomatic… but I think the 20 minute or so treatment made a difference.
I might consider renting an oxygen machine to sleep with next time.

Why go to an Oxygen Bar if you’ve never been before?
Well supposedly it helps with altitude sickness and hangovers. However, I wasn’t suffering from either of these when my friends and I decided to stop in on a whim.
There are four «flavors» to choose from: Joy, Relaxation, Energy and Clarity. I chose Joy and was expecting some kind of uplifting mixture of aromas, but smelled nothing. I usually have a bloodhound-​level sniffer, but I was a bit off since my nose was stuffy from the cold, snowy weather. Fifteen minutes and $ 12 later, I don’t think it did much for me. I think I was a little less stuffed up. Maybe.
If getting an O2 fix is your thing, get additional discounts on your future sessions with a frequent breather card and by saving and reusing your cannula (that tube that goes up your nose).
BOTTOM LINE: Not 100% sure but it seems like a novelty.

Altitude sickness? Oxygen please ! This places offers tourist a spot to get some needed o2 especially after a day of skiing or snowboarding. The staff is friendly and cost 12 bucks for 15 mins. Highly the recommended for those of us who aren’t use to living in the mile high city.

Breckenridge is an amazing place, full of many great outdoor activities. Combine those with a night of drinking and close to 10k worth of altitude and you are heading towards trouble. Being a sea-​level lifer, I have always had trouble with the altitude. During a recent trip to Breckenridge, a night of drinking after whitewater rafting got away from me and I ended up with a massive hangover.
Cue O2 Lounge.
I waited until they opened at 1pm. (Guy, I would highly recommend changing the hours to capture the burgeoning hangover demographic!) I opted for the «Clarity» scent (as that what I was obviously lacking the night prior) and plopped down on a leather couch and thumbed through the endless Maxim magazines for 15 minutes while breathing my way closer to solid ground.
The new owner, Guy, recently purchased the place (it’s been around ten years). He and his wife sold everything in the UK to invest in this business. I love that kind of spirit and dedication. For that alone I give it five stars. But the fact that it cured my hangover in 15 mins for $ 12 makes this place off the charts. (Empire Burger upstairs took the edge off as well… separate review)
Also recommend for the non-​drinkers out there. My whole family ended up coming during the week and shaking that altitude grip a bit.
Go support his gutsy move while erasing your bad decisions with oxygen.
Best of luck Guy…